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The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20
News by the Ilafe.t mail..

Geo. Gratis brewery in New York was burn
ed Monday. Loss $4,000
The loss by the fire at Troy Sunday night
was $40 600.
A Milwaukee paper has put "sell" in circu-
lation about the Nathan murder, pretending
that the murderer left his confession at the
Office and fled.
A dismasted vessel of $50 to 200 tons was
discovered off Chatham, Cape Cod, Monday
morning, but the sea was so rough that no one
could board her from the shore.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows is in ses-
sion at Baltimore. Representatives from "a
Grand Lodges and % Grand Encampments
are present.
The Princess Amelia, sister of King John of
Saxony, died Monday at the age of 76.
John Kits, aged 108 years, the oldest citizen
of Baltimore, died Sunday evening. He was
teamster for the army during the Revolutions
ry war.
The deaths in Havana from yellow fever for
the week ending Saturday were $50.
Fifty German families expelled from Paris
by the French government, arrived in New
York Sunday in the Java.
The orders of Master Fred Collins of Maine
to the Tehuantepec Surveying Expedition have
been revoked, and he has been placed on wait.
ing orders.
Two men named Avery and Dunn, belong
Ing IN Providence, were drowned Sunday near
Patience Island, the strong wind swapping
their boat. A companion ramed Murphy
swan ashore and was taken home in the New
port boat Monday morning.
A defalcation has been discovered in the
Baltimore custom house of $4,000 Govern
ment is fully secured, Gen. Bowerman, the
defaultng officer. having conveyed his proper
ty which more than covers the deficiency, to
Collector Thomas.
Inc magazine belonging to the Lake Shore
Nitro-G lycerine Company, at Fairport, Ohio,
exploded Sunday night. It contained about
5000 pounds of nitro-glycerins No lives were
lost. The explosion was the work of an incen-
diary. Some damage was done to adjacent
buildings, but the amount is unknown.
The Boston Times regrets to learn that there
will be only 451 candidates for Mayor of Bos-
ton this TALL. OF this number 45O are all home
full
Mr.. Thomas Mooney, who lately nominated
himself by reclamation for Governor of Cali
fornia, is said to have absconded with sundry
sums belonging to the creditors of the Build.
ing and Loan Society, of which he was Presi-
dent.
A sympathizer with Prussia at Pittsburg,
Pa, while celebrating the fall Of Napoleon, the
other night, was brought into a hand-to-hapd
conflict with fifteen polceme but he managed
to bruse every one of them and then made
good his escape.
A man who attempted to look out Of a car.
window in northern Vermont the other day
while meeting train on the second track, has
advertised for patent nose, and if possible
whole face.
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y tate n ews.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.


A girl named Sarah harrington, employed
IN the Bates mill, attempted to drown herself
IN the canal at Lewiston Monday, but was REL
cued before life was extinct. She was led te
make the attempt by being charged with theft
charge since proved to be groundless
HANCOCK COUNTY.
The Bangor Wing says Joseph Hopkins;
affections in his family. Within few years
Mr.. Hopkins has buried two wives and seven
of his nine children. The last deaths in the
family occurred last week. His wife aged Al
years, and his little son aged years, died
nearly at the same time, and were buried in
the same grave last Thursday.
KNOX COUNTY.
Capt John Green of Campden, has been ap-
pointed keeper of Heron Neck light, on Green's
Island, Vinalhaven.
The son of John Carey, of Rockport,. while
at play with pistol, accidentally discharged
the same, lodging quantity of shot in the
middle OF his hand, making severe wound.
r. Edwin, son of Rev. E. l.. Cleveland of West
camden, was thrown from carriage few
Gays since, breaking both bones OF the arm be-
low the elbow.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
Harding Snow of Hampden, mail carrier be-
tween that place and Bangor. died Saturday
night from the effects of wound received bv
pocket on Thursday. mo e0"'
sAGADAHoc COUNTY,
= The ship Merom arrived at Bath Friday from
Cardiff, with railroad iron for the Knox and
Lincoln road anu
A hemiock keelson, about 70 feet long has
been excavated in Back river, near Bath. It
was from the wreck OF ship of about 400 tons,
that was sunk there during the embargo with
England, and is in an excellent state of preser-
walton.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The Bangor Wing says the store and dwell
ing house of B. +. Getchell in Detroit, was
consumed BY fire on Thursday night last, the
occupants barely escaping with their lives
The whole stock, together with all OF Mr.. G.'s
household goods, were burned. The loss is es-
timated at $4,000, which is Insured for $1,000 -
The fire is supposed to be the work of an in
cendiary.
Mr. John Wyman of Skowhegan went on a
fishing excursion to the Lakes few weeks ago,
intending to be gone week. His friends not
hearing fion him made search and he was
found drowned. He leaves a wife and two
children.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20

ly pleased with the workings Of the Institute.
The evening exercises were largely attended.
by the people. Addresses, long and short,
were given by the State Superintendent,
Prof. Allen, Mr.. Stetson, Hon. Lewis Barker,
OF Stetson. and Hon. Mr.. Wiley, of Dover
Reports from different parts of the county
indicate decided educational advance with
in the last year and half, or since the estab-
lishment of county supervision. In most OF
the towns the law transferring the employ
ment of teachers from agents to superintend-
ing school committees works well. 1t grows in
favor with the people, and needs only fair
trial to be approved everywhere. BARLOW.
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A NEW MAP.-The New York World, in its
last Sundays issue, publishes murder Map
of New York" 1t is map of the city, and on
it are indicated in seventy-eight places. where
the murders took place, the instruments with
which they were effected. Over eight columns
of the paper are devoted to description of the
manner in which these murders were commit
ted. 1t must have been delightful as well as
profitable Sun lay reading to the people oil
New York
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The steamship Iowa, which arrived at New
Aofk sunday night, was delayed on the pas
sage py bad weather, and on the third day out
IRE occurred at midnight in the engine room.
Inc names reached the hatchway and filled
the steamer with smoke. There were 15O mas
sengers ON board and great alarm ensued. All
rushed from their beds to the deck and na,sed
several hours there. The fire was extinguished
in less than two hours.
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INVALTDN.

Especially Consumptives, will find the water and
baths at the CONGRESS SPRING, Congress Hall,
Sheldon, VT. under the care OF Dr. s. s. FITCH, of
ia Broadway, New York, one OF the best curatives
OF Throat, Lung, Stomach, Kidney and Skin Dseas-
es. RheuT atsm and Cancers. cure usually efec-
ted in four to sixteen weeks Climate Ife.oivino
better than Minnesota or Florida. Congress Hall,
the excellent hotel, open all the year. Board excel
rooms apply personally or BY letter to S. s. f.
CARLISLE, Congress Hall, Sheldon Vermont.
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In this city, Sept 49, Peter Mugord, aged 6s wears
months II DAYS.
funeral this Tuesday afternoon. at his lae resi-
dence. No. u Boyd street.
In Cape Elizabeth, Miss Marietta j. Robinson, of
"a, Az Wood.ords Corner, Westbrook, Sept. 1s, Mrs
Clara NJ, W lie OF Almon Leach, ~
lfuneraI servi' e. this forenoon at 10 o'clcckl
~, the U: g. Marine Hesuiial. Sept. ". William
Williams. OF 'ambridge, Mass, aged So years
In Pownal, Sept. l6, Perez Shots, aged 81 years
months. " 'S''
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wanted to Engage Immediatelv

A tall, we'll formed unmarried man of robust
health and good address, not over thirty-fye nor
less than twenty five years of age, to assist in the
exhibition and illustration of new Scientific spe-
cialy about to be taken through the country. Edn-
cation not objected to, but not OF SO much conse-
quence as robust and healthy physica. deyelop
business being OF a high staodard and Of the most
honorable character. To man possessing the above
liberal salary pid in cash. weekly and ali trayelI-
ing expen es borne by the advertiser. Good ref r
ence given and required. Call on A. B. MORRISON
United States Hotel, Portland, Tuesday, Welnes,
day and Thursday OF this week, Sept. 20, 81 and %
when all particulars will be given. -
op%2
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MARI N r n TEwS.
q RT OF pORT LAN

Monday, Sept. 10.
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for East
port ara st John. NIB. --"S''
Sch n David Collins. Townsend, Philadelphia
Sch q Small, Cole, Boston for Machias.
Sch Ella f Smith, Herrict, Deer Isle.
Sch Ceylon, Fernald. Camden.
Sch Yankee Maid, Webster Camden.
Sch Sun, Crabtree. Hancock
Sch Much, Warren Ellsworth for Boston.
Ar lSth-Sch EsteI!a, Fitzpatrick Lamoine tor sos-
ton land sailed 10Th together with large fleet OF
others, which put in for a harbor.
CLEARED.
Steamer DIigo, johnson, New York Henry
Sch Alma, tBr) oopp Harvey. NIL Gatcomb.
Sch Annie Cuifler, tBr) Peck, st John, NB-John
Sch 5 Mcclellan. Farr, Saco, to load ice Tor New
York-Nickerson g. Ltchded.
Sch Mohtezuma Griffin, Eastport-Eastern Pack
ct Co.
IRON OUR CORRESPONDENCE
Wiley. New York.
Sept 1s-Ar, schs Ianthe, Jones. Machias for Port.
land
Sept 17-Sld. schs II NJ Brookincs. Dunton. and
Tower, Perry, for New York. "''N
MEMORANDA.
Sch Sabine, Currier, at Providence from PhiIadel
pha, reports having been in collision wi brig Eta
M Tucker. near Fort Mifin Delaware River, 10th
inst, carrying away jibboom and head gear.
CaImHHt iTos retcner, fenGleton. from Akyao ter
der DAMAGED, loss of siils. g. She would discharge.
Sch Louisa Bliss, OF Thoma ton " hch went ashore
at Cow Bay Sd inst, has been got OF and will be re.
paired.
sch Ruth Baker, OF Yarmouth, from Guanta-
namo for New York which put into Nassau, Mp
lea has repaired and was ready to proceed ON the
1st inst.
A three decked ship. OF 1000 tons built of whit,
oaH !. 70 he iaunched .r"m the yard OF Saml Waits,
at Thomaston, on Monday next.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANClSCO-Sld 9th inst, ship King Philip,
Daley, Liverpool.
pd NEW 0kLEANs-Cld 9th sch vernal, Mcdonald,
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M A II Il 1 Il = .

IN this city, Sept. IL. bv Rev. Dr. Shaler, George
MARQUIS and Yrs. Margaret Henry. boil OF Portland
~ IN Boston, Sept. ~. by Rev. Gao Prentice Geo.
Of Boston. " oo'n
IN New York. Sept. 10. bv Rev. E. B. Smith. C. s.
pen. OF newcastle Del and Miss Lizzie C. Merrill.
o, "a kson. ss.,--daughter OF the late Prof VIM
Merrill formerly OF Portland, Me.
In Hokendaugua, Penn, Aug. "a, by Rev .Iames
Little pastor OF The Presbyterian Church WiiIiam
NC E'moy'e and Mrs. Martha Dugan. Aug. %. bv
same a. b. watson, Est. of Easton. Penn. and
Miss Mary McFetIdge OF Hokendaugua anu
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Paymaster General Brice, U. S. A., was run
over by an express wagon Monday and had his
leg broken,
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20

The following are the official corrected re-
turns for the 18th District, Hancock county:
1870. 1850,
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20
RofchQIOy,S Hair Khv

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world !;
tie only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable JIM
stantaneous no disappointment; ridiculous tints;
remedies the i'll effects ofbad dyes; nvgorates and
grss tue hlir s,t and eantiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, l6 Bond 81, NY
June 3-197OSNd1yrNW
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THE
CONFESSIONS OF an INYALID.

DUBLiSHED for the benefit OF vouno mon and
L others who suffer from from Nervous Debility.
etc.. supplying the means of self cure Written by
one who cured himself and seut free ON rece;viny
postpaid directed envelope. Address. w Aee'A'iAs
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, NY.
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DIR. Bicknell'S Syrup

Cures DiarrbGa, Dysentery. Cholera Morbus or In
iaptum Collie, Bowel or Summer Con plants gem
era' ann j. entirely SAFE and re liable and gives I'M
mediate relief, and beve, harms the most delic stp
pelng purely vegetable without opiate does ot pro-
arce cOstiveuess. One third its bulk is of the hest
sfench brandy. giving 1t powerful tonic properties
70 iami'y should be without 1t for immediate use.
ran not 70 lry II. Druggists sell it. jy27d3msn
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/ New Yacht Matte.

-YYkWAA- This beautiful craft having been taste
-sh&:3lx.fully fitted up is now at the service OF
responsible parties by the day. hour or trip as they
may desire. Apply to
CAPT. CHARLES MEEHAN
AT foot of Merrilps Wharf,
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20

To remove Tan, Sunburn, Pimples. and Erup-
tons from the skin. use Schlotte, beck's Moth and
Freckle Lotion, prepared only by A G. Sch!otter-
beck s. Co, Apohecaries and Chemists, Portland
Me. For sale by all Druggists at so cents per bot
tie. mav3 sniff
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS

Miniature Aimsnac.. -. September 90.
sun rises. As Moon rises..121 II AM
gun sets .....,.... 6.0l High water 49,. Is PM
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Price of Wood
Dorm 81 2,e2. cent.

will sell good DRY Hard Wood, in quantities fro
two cords and upwards, deliverisd on the ars in
Portland, at about two-thirds the retail price. A
rare chance Tor families to two three dollars
per cord in the price OF their years wood.
ADDRESS, b. G, JORDAN,
Sep3SueOd 3m Bar Mills.
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SPOK EN-

Aug 10, lat 2s, lon 60. barque Mary Libbey, from
st John, N i;, tor Cieutuegos
sept 10, lat 80 80, lon IA W, brig Guiding Star,
from New York Tor Charleston.
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Portland & Rochester R.R.

ON and after Monday, the 18th inst, the train
~ leaving Portland 'or Gorham at II AS A. NJ,
and the train LAYING Gorham tor Portland at t2;4
P. M, will be discontinued
Portland, September 9, 1870, seplo sniff
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WANTED.
For Baltimore.

a GOOD BOY who can write leeibly who is ouick
"A at figures and wiling tn work
j. B. MATHEWS & co.
sep20dtf No. 119 Coal St., Portland,
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MADAME CAPRELL.
The Celebrated Clairvoyant
Aaad iSDiritu0Z PhUsicin,a.

THIS lady, who has for period of years continu.
L ed to astonish the public by her extraordinary
revelations OF the past, present FUTURE has been
Consulted by thousands regarding all things which
effect the course through lite. The distinct accura-
cy with which Madame Caprell locates All invsihlo
diseases prescribes the proper remedies
ultimately cures the same, have as yet never been
equaled. All are invited to call on Madame Capre
at her rooms ar the United States Hotel. spi5n1ws
JOUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price Ok
cents per bottle. mr2s.d1v
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Letter from pi.cntaqui. County.
DOVER. 18th Sent. 1870.

THE DRoUTH AND cRoPs-THE BANGOR AND
PIsCATAQUIs RAILROAD PRODUCTION OF
SLATE, PRESENT. AND PRoSPECTIvE-ED-
UCATIONAT,
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Something New!
DIS: EVANS & STR0UT, DENTIST rs,
6 No. Clapp's Block,

lave new method of inserting artificial TEETH.
by means OF which no food lodge under the plate
and they are SO firmly held in place that it is i'm
possible to ito or loosen them in biting or mast
TODD: This new method can be applied to old and
troublesome sets sepfsndtf
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stolen.
"EAGLE QUINCY"

THIS celebrate1 glour slso variety of different
L grades, from Mew Wheat; for sale BY
KING, TAU NLOW q CO.,
sep!0d3t lG5 Commercial Street.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20

three decked ship. OF 1000 tons built of whit
OAK; l. TO he iaunched ,r'm the yard OF Sam Waits
at Thomaston on Monday next.
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Eugenic,s Romance.
WHAT SHE MISSED AND WON.

1852 1889 26OO 1888 1884 S55
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-21

B@ A Linen. faced Collar that is
ironed-Newport. oct21eod4w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-21
GovEsNMENr SECURITIES FIrmer. The
Treasury bought g. OgO. OOJ at lO3.4au lOS.4l.
Row YOrk market,

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct. 20
CoTToE-Less active and lower; sales Of
2 rs bales uplands AZ l6c.
FLOUR Quiet and unchanged; Tecei pts
II ,4e0 bbls; sales 8 800 bbls.
" HEAT-HeaVy: winter . 93e and spring
1c lower; receipts 1915 bushels; sales OF
l0i0g0 bushels; No. spriDg Chicago new
81 329I 81, the latter rate for very choice;
winter red and amber 81 36K9sl 80; white
Michigan 81 45Gl 48; No. Chicago spring
BARLEY-DuI but unchanged.
CoRN-Demaud fair and mark 81 firm re-
ceipts so. 600 bushels; sales 81 90 bushels ;
mixed $50 S31z: white SSn93c
OATS Market steady with a IN derate
demand; receipts p 900 bushels; sales OF
1900 bushelsi western 53g531z; old 4Sci
HoPs-DuII but unchanged.
CoFFEE-steady with a mode 70 de-
sUGAR-Demand fair an I MARKET firm
sales Of 400 boxes Grenada at 95zgl0A
MoLAssEs --.Demaud fair and Market
firm.
RIcE-QnIet and unchanged.
PETR0LEUH-Dall and prices dropping F;
crude NJ refined 23c.
BUTTER - ady with a moderate de-
CHEEsE-Quiet and unchanged at I5s
15%.
PoRR STEADY with moderate demeud /;
sales OF 800 barrels nsss at s26; prime Ella
y so; also, go barrels mess Ior November
at S2j.
BEEF-Quie'
Hams-Dull.
BULK BEATs-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD-QuIet and unchanged; steam AZ
9l654; Kettle l6tzdl7c.
WHIsI1Y-Eirmer but unsettled sales OF
$50 bbis at 9i%@e6e,
TUEPENTIsE-Q ufet and firm at 45%
FREIGHTS-TO LiverpooLftrm and active
wheat by steam Cd san 80.
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THE MARKETS.
BOG Market-Ths Prasnecls.


Francis W. Crane & Co., or st. Louis. aa-
vance the following opinions concerning
the present status of the provision mar.
ket, and future prospects for the packing
trade:
We are about entering upon the plane Of
lower prices in hog meats, and the GER
tatnfy ofthis result cannot be much longer
deiaytd. This ts 50 apparent Jb At the COM
mOnesJ business sagac1ty cannot fail to an
preheud the fact. No artificial arrange
ulents or COMBINATIONS eau arrest the
great nafurat course OF events For two
years asst, in our circulars at the sIaugh-
tering season, we have attempted TO curb
me lmpetuostty Of men, am to impress
upon Them he great fact that the whole
business OF this nation was in transition
state, and that buyers euu PACKERS OF hogs
Nc AUST make full no Of the TACT and allow
10 to temper their RFdnr for paying hish
prices for hogs, as that policy was leading
IL sure destruction - DusIhsL- COZ dusnce,
and TO large losses OF c4pI ~ a. d CO tain
shtpwreck, sooner or iAtef, OF former we'll
carr ed gains NOW thai the piilfng for
the present season is 50 sOoDt TO com meEce
we again Call attention TO the same great
fact w"Icn is sti1 impend ug over the
trade: end, by so far IS our former posi-
lions have been found and proved by Tfna
TO nave been correct, we ask the candid
consideration OF ali packers of hogs 10 our
presenb Imposition.
Al comm YdIties and all the products of
the country are tending TO lower values
sled that product 10 the lowest prices.
fne large cotton crop of the Inst year, anH
Lhe much larger one OF the present season,
Is reducing the rates on that great com.
modify pfodi g1ously. the immense crop
of corn now TO be harvested Will cheaper
that grain 10 lower point than has been
reached for years past. The large increase
of hogs the present year, which is now
pretty generally admitted, VIII inevitably
lead 10 cheap hogmeats the coming season,
and must have a powerful influence upon
the price OF live hogs this fall and winter
for packing. The influence of the falling
price of the gold premium Will also enter
into the scale, and very powerfully hasten
the advent OF low prices o all productions
and commercial property. From October,
1858, to The same date in 1889. gold fell from
l4l 10 $50. and from October, 1869. to the
present dale, It has fallen from $50 to 1917
and the soundest financial writer's of the
country are now agreed that the same
policy continue will in another year re-
duce gold TO par value. AS prices were
inflated by the rise In the premium on
gold, so they Will be reduced as the pre-
MUM recedes. For this we must prepare
and be prepared for the event. We hold
all the foregoing propositions TO be self
evident facts.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CIxcINEATI. Oct 20
CoTTOS-Quiet and unchanged.
ELoUR-D mand fair and market firm
family IS SOFAS 20.
WHEAT-S with a moderate de-
mand at 81 IONl r.
CoRN-Scarce and firm; higher grad es
aovancedi o Csc; new 45946c.
Rye, oats and Barley Quiet and I'M
changed.
CoEEEE-5-Demana good at full prices /;
Rio l71s@2lc.
tablfshed.
MoLAssEs- Scarce and firm; new crop
New Orleans 81
OILS-U nchanged.
at 23c.
BUTTER-sleady with a moderate de-
nand supply better: fresh 35d3Sc.
III EEsE- Deme nd good al full prices; fac
tory l4al51z.
CLOVER SEED-U nchanged.
RoRK-StOck Withdrawal, anticipating a
rise; sales at S2j 75g26.
EARD-Qu1st and unchanged
BAcoS- Demand good at full prieesi sales
at 1874, ISgl9c.
HoGs-femand active and prices ad-
vanced 70 81 5O9S.
IoBACcO-Sales OF if3 hhds at S6d27.
WHIsKT-Buoya ant but unsettled; "a les
OF 80 barrels at SIC asking sc At the close
0roLD-l I2N.
EXCHANGE-lar.
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FOR Other IetUcr Items See Third Page.

The weather was perfectly clear last
night, and quite cool, with brisk wind,
whiah was gradually shifting from the
southwest TO the south ana east.
The Evansville arrived about 4 Pm. with
q slim trip. She went out at dark, FULL.
The Pine Bluff came in late. She had an
excellent trip .........The Mary Miller left at
PM. with q very handsome trip, and
with engagements below to load her to
the water. THE Mailie Rsgon came
in at Pm. with a nice freight, and over
100 passengers. She lies over till to-
day, when shS leaves positively for
Cafro.............. ...... The West Wind
was detained by the foul weather. and did
not arrive at Cairo till 10 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon ...........-..The Exchange arrived
about ten last night, with very good
trip. As she came up inside the bar the
bell cord frame in her pilot house gave
way, rendering her bells unavailable.
Wash. Elder. who was at the wheel, held
her out from the wharf, and before he
could communicate with the engineer she
brought up on the reef OF the bar, where
she rested till her bell frame was restored
to its proper pIaee.........The Lucy KERN
came in directly afterwards fail OF people,
and added numbers hero. she is one OF
the prettiest little steamers that has gone
out of the river this season. Captain Par
isott is justly proud of her, and both he
and Mr.. Jones clerk, were more than
pleased with the magnificent Office outfit
made for her at the JOURNAL Job once
aud Book Bindery, but they think it suffi-
cient in quantity as well as in quality for
the r. T. Lee or Thompson Dean.........T The
Alpha did not get in last night. She will
be found at the wharf this morning, a1d
will leave at PM. to- day-........The Fanny
Brandeis is announced for Menu his to-
morrow. We hope to see her receive a
big trip.