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The Portland daily press., 1871-08-18
ILLINOIS,
vice President Colfax Address 10 a Sum.
day school.

CHICAGO, Aug. .17--Vice. President Colfax ad-
dressed the Sunday School OF the Congrega-
tional church at Winona, Mimi last Sunday.
He said among the happest recollectons OF
his life was the time ke spent in an infant
class, to which he had been taken by his moth.
er when three years old. He was a teacher for
twelve years in Sunday School, and one OF
ance of a young man about entering ministry.
That it was through instrumentality that he
had been led to that calling. He dWelt with
much emphasis on beneficial il fluence exerted
on society by the Sunday School. Before leav-
ing, he insisted to give two sentiments to the
young people before him: First, be masters OF
your temper; hasty words cause more unhap-
piness than from any other source. Second,
never allow yourself to do an act privately YOU
would blush to have exposed.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-18
Post BOsw Orih, G. H.. and the Soldiers
Orphans,

M'. Editor:-I was pleased to notice, on re-
cent visit to Bath, that Post BoswOrth, G. A.
r., cf our city, was still mindful of the little
childl en- of ther" comrades on the field, "at the
Orphans Home.
From the proceeds of an Evenings enter
tainment under the auspices OF Post Bosworth,
given this city last spring, the family room
at the house is being MADE most attractive and
pleasant. This room until now, has been bar
rem of all attractions, unless map of Maine
aLd the commandments in motto, which hung
Oh o,, 'ne bare walls, could be considered such.
Inc walls are now being painted and the cell
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The community quickly discerns betwixt
real merit and pretention. For more than
thirty years the name of Lewis Rice, of the
AMERICAN HOUSE, BOSTON, has been a syno-
nym for good quarters for the traveller. In
company with his son, this first class hotel
still maintains its high reputation.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-18
The Miles StandIsh Monument Associa-
tiOn.

DANBURY, Aug. 17.-Some 5000 people par
ticipated to-day in dedicating the site Of the
proposed monument ir memory of Capt Miles
Standish. The monument is to be erected on
en- for the purpose by Stephen Malen. 1t is
to be of stone $50 feet in height. The princi-
pal officers OF the StandIsh Monument Associa-
ton are: President. Gen. Horace Binney Sar-
gent; Advisory Presidents, Gov. Marshall
Jewell of Connecticut, Gov. James A. Weston
of New Hampshire, Hon. Robert G. Winthrop
Rev. DIR. George Putnam, Hon. Alexander H.
Rice, DR.. George B. Loring, Hon. j. I'll. Cliff
ford, Hon. N. b. Shurteff, Hon. E S. Tobey
and Hon. Horatio Harris of Massachusetts,
Gen. Joshua L. Chamberlain of Maine, Gen.
A. E. Burnside of Rhode Island. The dedi-
catory services took place on the site OF the
proposed monument, followed by dinner under
large tents
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Eareiyn Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 17.-1.3O p. M.-Cotton active
and firmer and prices have advanced; Middling up
lands Skd; salesestm ated,at 49, 900 bales including
1900 bales for export and speculate
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 17.-2 P. M.-Cotton closed
strong; Middng uplands 0O9sHd; sales IL 900 bales
Lard ASS Cd Y cwt.
PARIS, Aug. 17.-Rentes closed at 55f Soc.
LONDON, Aug r7.-Consols closed at 93a for money
and account
nAmerican securities-U. S. 5-20s 1862 93a do 1861
old, 9l1; do 1867, 92s; U. S. 10-40s 90s.
Refned Petroleum 90 a 171d P gal.
PARIS, Aug. 17-Evenng.-Rentes closed at 55
soc.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 17-5 P. M.-Lard As 3d.
Wheat los q Ids Sd.
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Furniture, Carpets, &c, at Auc.
fiOn.

nN TUESDAY. Aug 221, at ten NJ, we shau
" sell the furniture house 128 Spring st. eonsis-
ing in part of Parlor SUIT in black walnut and hair
clpth; Brussels Carpet. Lounge, Secretary, Dining
Chairs Extension Table, Clock. Reirigera'or, Cur
tains, Chamber Set Toilet Set, Card Table, Feather
Bed, Excelsior a11 Husk Mattresses, superior Cook
Stove, together with the entire Kitchen Furniture.
au1Itd f. o. BAILEY ~ Co. 1ucfrs.
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THERE has been change in the runpino of
the cars on the Portland and Rochester rail-
road. Through trains leave Portland connect.
ing at Rochester with trains north and south
at 75O A, NJ. and !. 40 A. NJ See notice.
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CITY AND VICINITY


AUCTION COLUMN.
Government Sale. &C. III. Hoyt
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Garments Dyed or Cleansed. -. Office 70 N,;ds,o .
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
l. o. o. F....H. c. Barnes.
Caution. Daniel Newell,
Notice. &C. G. Toman.
Dls'o'u'ion. ..Johnson & Brennan.
wanted. Red Estate Agency.
Lost. WIN. Sweetsir.
For Sale. Kendall & Son.
Soo Reward. Mrs. P. Partridge.
wanted. Situation.
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THE"DoLLAR REWARD SoAP," washes the
finest lace without injury, and renders all ar
ticles as clear and bright as new.
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aIIsCELLANEOUs NOTICES.

PERSONS having Library books stamped j.
B. Lucas or w. d. Robinson are requested to
return them to my store Immediately and
save further expense. J. B. LUCAS,
augI8th-2t SO Exchange St.
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THE TURF.-The crowd ut Forest CITY Park
| yesterday afternoon reminded us of the davs
when 1t was first opened to the public, when
the sports of the turf, which Of late have some.
what languished, were in the full tide of sue.
cess and popularity. The interest which had
oeeh excited by the announcement of the con-
'est between two we'll known horses, both
| owned by citizens of Portland, was such as to
draw forth not only the sporting fraternity and
the regular habituites of the turf, but also a
very large number of ladies and gentlemen,
who appeared to take great interest in the
| event of the day. Previous to the race Beau
| regard was the favorte in the pool selling at
odds of SIS to $40 for Katie Sharp, aud large
number OF pools were disposed OF at these
| figures.
AT about half past o'clock the bell was
rung, and the horses appeared upon the track
George II. Bailey, the experienced driver,
handled Beauregard, While the mare was driv-
en- by John F. Haines, a skllfuI and expert
enced jockey.
fust Heat After scoring three times "A send
OH was effected, although Reauregard broke
under the line Just as the wore was given
The mare, which had won the pole, at once
took the lead, and the contes: 10 the stand was
remarkably close and exciting. the horses at
tunes being SO close together that a blanket
would have covered them both. Down the
home stretch Beanregard gained upon the
mare aud pressed her closely, hut could not
succeed in passing her, she winning the he 1t
by about half a length, in 247 1-2
Alter this somewhat unexpected occurrence
the tide of public sediment changed its course,
and Katie became the favoriie at odds OF $40
to 81 for Beauresard. The know ones be-
gan to look Disconnected, and om.thine
seemed to promise a close aud exciting race
The preparations for the next heat were ac-
cordingly watched with the greatest interest
Second Heat The mare took the lead from
the start, and maintained it ill on swinging
round into the home stretch Beauregard
pressed her so closely that she went off her |
feet, and Bailey, taking advantage of this for
tunate incident pushed ahead and crossed the |
line, the winner of the heat in 2.5134
After this heat Beauregard again became the |
favorte, and during the third and fourth heats
he kept the lead from the start, although both |
were hotly contested, the last being won by |
only half length. TIE time of the third heat |
was 2 45 4, and of the fourth, 2 46 IA. Beau
regard was therefore declared the winner of
the race, although there was the usual amount
OF talk among the dissatisfied ones, they claim |
ing that he should have been set back for run |
ming. Altogether it was a most interesting /
and exciting contest, and gave entire satisfac. |
tlon TO all present. Messrs. j. s. Heald, W. |
II. Baxter and John Stimson acted as Judges, |
and their decisions were fair and impartial
Mr. Heald has arranged for three days trot-
ting during the last days of the prese Mt month.
closing on the 29th with grand match for |
$1,000 between the famous horses Lady Bur-
leigh and Daniel Boone.
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UTAH.


SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 1.-THE head chief
of the Santa Clara Indians in Southern Utah
died some weeks ago. Since then the tribe
has been committing depredatiOns on the set
Elements and threatening war on the whites.
1t is reported that there is general combina-
tion of the Indians on the borders of Utah.
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GO MI M II EtCIAL

,,o,, Foreign Imports.
bbls Il tcs MS-Brg Ysidora Rionda, ass hhds. IL
Hunt IL hhus. sugar to George S.
J. L|EoU, E., Ns-Brig Spray Bloom, 555 tons coa, to
Foreign Exports.
90 81. JOHN, NIB. Sch. E. b. Beard. 7oo hills e.
~ tons bran, $3.50 gals oil ''' oois' hour,
do oil, cases mdse, wv "ois' hour, 5O
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Mrs. MANcHEsTER-The popular Physician
has returned to Portland, and can pe found at
the United States Hotel for ten days only.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-18

The attention of persons wishing garments
dyed is directed to an advertisement in the
special notice column.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-18

A FULL assortment of Paper Hangings
window Shades, Screens, ETC., for sale by
jy8tf DEyENs g. Co. 13 Free ST.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-18

Fly SCREENS are at Lothrops, Exchange
street, for so cts. .....
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oh ehS ooAob
Mining News.

Eighteen bars ct silver bullion valued at
$27 600, arrived to-day from Phoebe. The tran
sactions in mining property are heavy, cOnsld-
eratiOns in bonds and deeds for the last two
days being over a million dollars. Ten cases
of base bullion were shipped East this week
| by Wells Fargo & Co.
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Freigbfs.
Boston stock List.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2-Freights-There is
scarcely anything doing: bur rates steady nrsa
firm TO foreign ports. Liverpool I'D, Continent 1c
New York steam rate sic and there is no demand tor
room at that
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-18

BOYS CLOTHING just received; large lot
all new. At j. Burleigh & Co.'S, 81 Middle
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-18
R0ckland Firemeu.

Dirigo Engine Company No. 8, of Rockland
L. ID: Carver, Foreman, with the Thomaston
Band, arrived in this city to-day by steamer
Katahdin and were received by Eagle Engine
Company No. 3, Capt George H. Chick, OF this
city, and escorted through the city and fur
nished with dinner and supper at the Eagle
Hall. They will return on the Katahdin to-
morrow.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-18

Senator Morton of Indiana Thursday, ad.
dressed one of the largest meetings ever held
in st, Louis on political questions.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-18
AUCTION SALES.
groceries and tore Fixtures CT
Anetinn Nv

I'm MONDAY, Aug 21st at2 10 o,e,ooL n =,
" snaii sell at sa'esroom general Assortment -
groceries such as Is usua ly found ia retail sIor,
soaps, Ctockery Ware Platform, Counter and SnrinS
Balance Scales, Show Case, Tin and Wooded
Measures, &c.
aul7Itd II. o. BAILEY 81 CO, Auct'rs 4.
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Or. s. s. Fitch

sends shis"FAMILY PHYsICIAN,,, ,, 90 pages,
iree oy mail to any one. 1his book is to make any
one their own doctor. Remedies are given for Thirty
diseases, which each person can pfeIa 80,
send your direction to DIR. 8. S. FITCH % SUN
IA Broadway, New York. wis 1y
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There was no change in the Money market, the
rates continuing At q per cent. I
Sterling Exchange nominaliy firm this afternoon
and Practically weak at 1921 a 1O9;
Stock closed weak in Pacihc Mail and the balance
OF the list was almost stagnant; dealings in Pacific
Mail aggregated between IS 600 and 100000 shares
The two extremes Of the day were 5Os a 52a, with
the bulk OF the business at 81 to 81. AT one time
during tue day there great pressure to sell and
3O,0 900 shares changed hands within fifteen minutes
within narrow huctuation Of between 5O3 and
5l5.
The following are the closing quotations OF
Stocks:
Western Union Telegraph Co. ,.,,,, 61s
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BANGOR, Aug. H.-At the Webster Trott,ug
Park, Orono, to-day, the 45 purse was won by
ASK savage's "G. L. Fox" in three straight
heats. Time, 2.37, 2.4O, 24O14 In the sweep
stakes, Green Mountain Boy" owned by G.
=: ordan, won the first two heats in 2 SO and
30; the last thee heats and the race was won
by Sam Jacobs C. G. Troublesome in 236i-2.
9 ~ and 9 90 ~" -
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Large Sale of Army clothing aud
Equipage.

Deputy Quartermaster Generals Office,
Philadelphia. Pa, August 10, 1871.
w I'LL be sold at Public auction at sCHUYI-
w MILL AKSFNAL Philadelphia Pa, COM
A. M, under the directos of Captain v. p. VaT
Antwerp, M. s. X, U. s. Army, large quantity q
neT uuseTveeable, and damaged clothing camp
ard garrison equipage, consisting in part of "
200 great coats
5000 pairs drawers,
2. 900 shirts
29,O00 wool blankets,
1.600 pairs trousers.
800, 900 pairs stockings,
500 pairs boots and shoes,
% TO knapsacks,
20.757 haversacks,
and various other articles The terms OF sale will bs
stated in the catalogues, which can be obtained at
this office, or at the Schuykil Arsenal Philadelphia
fa' BY order OF the Quartz master General.
STEWAhT VAN VLiET,
Deputy Quartermaster General U. 5. Army.
au215 decd 15t
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Portland TO Chicago and return, all rail- good
Portland to Chicagoor Milwaukee and return
via Sarpia steamers, COED un il Nov. LIST go. 34,O0
Portland TO Detroit and return, good for 80
days ,,:..;........:;;..,.;, ....,... $500
Portland to Niagara Falls and return, good tor
~ uayS 25.OO
Portland to Montreal and return, good for 20
uays. .'...s ............... lo.UV
Portland to Montreal and return, via Quebec,
COOL tor 20 days. ........................... 100
Portland to Quebec and return, good tor 20
days ......,................... 16.OO
Portland TO G2rham and return, good for q
| days. ......................., 300
Portland to Brompton Falls and return. 80. 1900
Portland TO Sherbrook and return. .......... 1150
Portland to Island Pond and return.......... $50
Portland TO Niagara Falls and return, via Bos-
ton. New York. Sound Steamers, returning
by Toronto, Montreal and White Mountains.
ran. 2S.04
Do. do, returning via Royal Mail Steamers $500
Tickets via Sarnia Steamers
Portland to Chicago or Milwaukee, first-class,
including state Room and Meals ........... 1910
TICKETS at lowest rates to Chicago ST. Louis ST.
Paul, Omaha, California, and ali points West, by
either New York, Boston or Montreal.
Pullman's Drawing Room and sleeping
are run on all the Express trains on the Grand
Trunk Railway.
For fur her information and Tickets apply at any
OF the principal ticket offices New England, the
Depot in Portland, or at
ID. IL. BLANCHARD'S, oppo. Prebe House,
No. 2S2 Congress street, Portland, Me.
WM. FLOWERS, Eastern Agent,
june12du Bangor, Me
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weather Repert-Aug. 15-12 p. NJ.
v,' War Department. Signal Service U. s. Army, Di-
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REUNION OF THE 1 10-29TH MAINE.-The
above named regiment had its third reunion
at evergreen Landing yesterday. About sew.
ehty OF the members were present and a few q,
their ladies, The orator of the day was the
Rev. L. G. Gordan of Salem, Mass. He rec;t.
ed the deeds of the regiment and urged his
comrades to take high and advanced posi-
tion in every work Of reform. 1t I
Mayor Kingsbury was introduced and gave
the association a word of welcome, and asked
them to come to Portland always. He was
heartily cheered and made an honorary mem.
ber, by acclamation.
The time and place for the next re- union was
set at Friday, August 9, 1872, Casco Bay, and
the members wre requested to bring their Ia
dies with them.
Gen. Beal stated that during the first week
in August he would pitch his tent
on the grounds to be selected and
would spend the reunion week in camp; he
desired as many as felt disposed, to Join him,
and a number of members answered to do So
The following board of officers were chosen
for the coming year:
President, Gen. George e. Beale, Norway
Vice Presidents, Gen. George H. Nye Chi
copee. Mass. /; Col. Chas. S. Emerson, Auburn;
Maj. Chas. Walker, and Maj. John M Gould
Surgeon, DR.. Josiah Day, OF Alfred.
Q1artermaster, Capt. Chas. F. King, of Som
erviIle, Mass.
Commissary, private VIM. o. Fox. OF Port
land.
Chaplain, Rev. Leonard G. Jordan, of Sa-
lem, Mass.
Orator, Rev. Charles H. Weston, Hartford,
Conn.
Historian, Maj. John M. Gould, Portland.
Secretary and Treasurer, John M. Gould, of
Portland.
Chairman Of Committee on Neurology, John
M. Gould, Portland.
Executive COMMITTEE, Maj. w. P. Jordan,
Portland; Capt +: M. Shaw, Lisbon; Capt.
w. w. Whitmarsh, Norway. 81
Maj Gould's history was issued to the sub
scrihers aud gave great satisfaction.
A certificate of membership will soon be
made and issued to all who ever belonged to
the regiment
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New York STOCK and Money Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 16.- -Morning.-Geld steady a

NEW YORK. Aug. -EUening.-Gold closed firm
at ii / and one sale made at I12t; the advance
was partially based on reports of lower prices OF
156, 900. "0'0 ~'''
=, governments closed strong and higher in sympa.
thy with the rise in Gold.
The following are the closing nuotations ot Gov
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SKIFF AND GAYLoRD's MINsTRELs
Hall was crowded last evening to W tness the
performance of Skiff and Gaylord's Minstrels,
who gave one of the best entertainments ever
witnessed in this city. The new costume of
white dress throughout and powdered wigs,
was novel and attractive feature of the per-
formance, and added largely to the effect of
the entertainment. Low Gaylord, the eccen-
trio comedian, fairly convulstd the audience
with his inimtable songs and jokes, and at
once established himself as decided favorte
with the audience. Joe Mairs, the great female
delineator, is without rival in his peculiar
line of business, ard his impersonations of fe-
male character were the best we ever witness
ed. Willie Gaylord, the boneless boy, in his
contortion act drew forth the heartiest ap-
plause, and excited the surprise and admira.
ton OF the audience. The triple clog by Whit
ing, Bennett and Goodyere, the double song
and dance by Whiting and Good yere, the bal
lad singing of j. H. Stout, were each excel.
lent, and the remaining features of the enter
tainment were far above mediecricy. A series
of beautiful dissolving views closed the enter
tainment. This evening an entire change Of
programme will be presented, and We can sin.
cerely recommend the entertainment to the
| patronage of our citizens.
THE WOLFE TONE EXCURSION. our re
port of the excursion in yesterday mornings
edition we omitted to mention that the ladies
work-box was won by Michael Howley, and
the gentleman's writing desk by S. j. Mari
the base ball prize of silver goblet by the
Mountain Club. The hurliDg match was wor
by the employees of the Forest City Sugar
House over the employees o. the Rolling Mills
The great success OF the excursion is consider
cd due mainly to the Superintendents of thu
Forest City Sugar and Portland Rolling Mills
they having suspended work for the occasion
The man who attempted to create a disorde
while intoxicated was not a member of this As
i snciatinn
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ALEXANDRIA.

nREAnFrL AccIDENT.- little boy about six years
OF age child 81 Dir. Cub JefiersOn fireman Of wood
train On the O.. 4. 4 VI. r. r., run over by a
lie, motive about one clock this evening at Fairfax
ssiO and had one leg and the lower portion Of his
ab1cmen cut on. His injuries Of severe a
character that hut little hopes entertained of his
recovery.
Corporation COURT.-The June term Of the Cor
poratOn Court, Judge L. NJ. Lowe to preside, will
c. HInenCe on Monday next. The only important
Boswell now under sentence Of imprisonment in ths
peiientiaTy for killing a cOlOred child the 4th of
last july in which the Court Of Ppeals has granted
G new trial.
The CRoPs-We are informed by Mr.. A. p.
Routt, the nVe and Of agricultural
implements, IN OrRnge county county, Virginia, that
the wheat crop Ia the entire III dmOnt section Of the
state IL the best that he has for fifteen years
And that the cat crop, about which fears enter
tanned curing the drought promises since the rains
t. lie fair one.
ALExANnRIA AND FREDERlCKsBCRG RAILROAD
Npssrs Mcclure A Studs, contractors on the Alex
andria and fredericksburg Railroad, now have a
large force Of laborers employ near Cameron Mills
fTtm which point they will work towards the city
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Gorernn,enf Securities.
stock RPnNrf.

IRp Bnnkers', Brokers' and Commercial Tsssrdph. ]
evil johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds, in
lone and fereirn arkets, as follows:
NEW YoPK, June l2-First Board, 10 50 a. m
L. IS. ISL coupon Hts; 520s, 50, coupon, IL
529s, o. coup, Ma 65, coupon ,23 5,
new, 65, coupon, ll41x; 2O's, S7, coupon, Il41S;
COS, S coupon, ll4S 4os, coupon, llo; Currency
6s, lls1a Mariposa, So offd; Canton, S21s Oun5er-
land. =: Western Union Telegraph, $50; Quick
silver, lS's Pacific Mail, $50; qston Water Power,
-; Adams Express, 30; Wells, Fargo Co.'S Ex-
press, IS; Anlerican Express, ss1s: United States
Express, !5 New York Central and Hudson, 49,;
New York Central Scrip, e25s; Erie. 39I4 do. pre-
ferred, L. Harlem lSs4; do. preferred, :; reading
1l5;s; Michigan Central, =; Lake Shore ami Michf
gan southern, ISsi:. Union Pacific Railroad. %;
lnois Central, lS6; Cleveland and PtishuTg. lsO1z
I nd, Columbus, Cincinnati and Iniiauapolis, :;
New Jersey Central, 1905 Rock Island l21Is
Milwaukee and st. Paul. 6l4; do. preferred, sos
wabash and Western, 63; Delaware, Lackawanua
aid Western, 1908; Fort Wayne, 9l56; Alton aul
TT srre Haute, :; Hannibal and St. Joseph, ,2l:
Ohio and Mississippi certificates. NJ; Columbus,
Chicago and Indiana Central, q: Tennessee s.,
d, i3s do. new, ny; Virginia 6's old, 6Sik North
Ec Gea,, Ss pSld DO Mfso1ri g.
Bonds, 81 Gold, ll2falI2sk. Market steady
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v ASUINGTUN, JUNE 10, ISI1.
INSPECTOR AND MEAsURER OF LUMBER:-T
have only found one man that is willing for mo
to do the work that comes TO his wharf. Others
/ find have objection unknown to me. / went TO
MI Riley wharf this evening and attempted TO
measure a load Of lumber belonging to Mr..
Mohun, when he (Mr. Riley appeared on the
wharf Immediately and told me that 1 could not
me asGrC that lumber. MIR. Riley acting gentle
manly, 1 stopped after measuring few pieces.
MAJ King OFF the boards had put on.
ARTHUR PAENEIL,
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Markets To-day.

PALTIMoRE, June lection strong: middinr IN
nds, 10. Flour quiet ard steady. Wheat more ac-
tive; choice white, .sDal 90; fart me, 81 .ssa
81 =; Irme to choice red, 81 65a 81 az fair to god
= 40 80; Inmop. l.S0a 81 80; Ohio and iii'
ana, 8 ..esl 30. White southern corn quiet sIas !:
y low southern active and firmer. rs Oats active
a. -5 r DIVISIONS frmer. Whiskey Quiet, g3a9i
BALTIMORE, June l2.-Nirginia skies, old. $40 hid
70 asked do lc.6, ~ hid. rs ked; DO, Is9 IS bid
20 asked do coupon old, 60 asked; do new 7, asked
nth Ca: olinas old, an bid; do. new, IN bid.
NEW YORK, June I2-St0cks very steady and
quiet. COLO steady, 12h. Governments strong and
eady. Money cary, 2a3. Virginia skies, 6sIS: do
now, 49, North Carobnas AZ; do, new, fsss Ex-
change. lorg, 101z; short, I0tI.
NEW YORK, June l2-Piuur quiet ami steady
W neat quiet and firm. Corn unchanged