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The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Foreign Exports. ri
CARDENAS.-Brig Antilles.--6,6s5 box shocks.


fsecchPts by RnlIrOnds and Steamboats.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BOsToN-30 coils
cordage 100 bbs Irvine, % boxes cheese IS do glass
ware, 30 bbs rosn Is do gambia 10 bbs 10 hhds and
20 kegs beer, hhds hams, 80 do molasses, 70 bbls
ed hogs 10 boxes oranges 100 packages to order For
Canada and up country-25 bales wool, saw So bars
ses 100 bds leather 81 bbls dye stuff 70 packages to
order.
STEAMER FRANCoNIA FROM NEW YoRK-1OoO
dry hides $50 buffalo do, 81 bales Calcutta do 10 do
cloves do elk skins 7O iron water pipes plates iron
Is bds STEEL 60 do paper hangngs do WOOL 70 rolls
MARBLE So bags shot, so do Seed 20 do coffee loo do
pepper 20 do hair $50 half chests tea Is sets Wheels
3hhds tobacco, terces do, 10 casks Skins do Lead
do cream tartar 40 bbls glass 20 do sugar. Is
do yarnsh 12O kegs spikes 20 do lead 40 boxes obac
co. 90 do dry goods 80 do groceries, % do drugs 80 do
hardware 100 crates sewing machines 10 casks paint
pianos 200 packages sundries.
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22

PERIoDIcALs.-Harper's Monthly Magazine
for April has been received and is for sale at the
book stores of Messrs. Bailey & Noyes, and H. L.
Davis, Exchange street; Loring, Short s,
Harmon and Augustus Robinson, under Fal-
mouth Hotel, also at the school-book mus
ic and periodical store of E. G. Andrews, No
Sc Center street, and at the book and periodical
depot of Messrs. Fessenden Bros, Lancaster
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22

THE present generation has rather ''prided'
itself ON the cold weather, believing that the
present month, for instance, has no precedent
in the records of the past. But now comes the
Bangor Commercial with the declaration that
"Hon. Geo. Sewall informs it that he once
heard his grandfather say, that, in 1875, Casco
Bay was frozen over, and a mail carrier crossed
on the ice, from Cape Small Point to Portland"
Where is "W. G."
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
IOWA.


COUNCIL BLUFFS, March 21.-A telegram
from Senator Harlan at Washington states that
the Union Pacific directors have acauiesced in
the decision of government directors, that
Council Bluffs and not Omaha is the legal ter
minus of the Union Pacific; but it appears that
on account Of the contract with Omaha, two
transfers will be made, one here and one in
Omaha. The opinion prevails that the ques-
tton of its terminus will have to 60 to the feder-
al courts for final adjustment
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
WISCONSIN.

t A CURIOUS CASE
MADISON, March 21-Dr. E. G. Marshall AS
sistant Surgeon of the Insane Asylum, last
evening, after a painful illness of a week, the
deceased assisted at the post mortem examina-
ton OF an an insane woman aud the virus from
her penetrated his system through wound in
his finger.
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A BROKEN RAIL. 'H
Five Cars and the Mail Burned.

~ CINCINNATI, March 21.-The express train
East, due at Fort Wayne at clock this morn
ing, was thrown from the track by broken
rail five miles west of Fort Wayne. Two bag
gage one express, two coaches and a sleeping
car We're burned. The entire contents of the
express car, nearly all of the baggage and part
Oh the through mail were destroyed. The ex-
press messenger was seriously injured and sew
eral others slightly scratched.
STEAMER SUNK.
CINCINNATI, March 21.-A dispatch from
Louisville says steamer Charmer, while going
over the Falls this morning struck rock and
sunk In three feet of water Her freight is be-
ing removed greatly damaged. The steamer
was valued at SAC, 900. ..7g ..,..
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, March 21.-The warehouse of c.
Moorman, at Shelbyville. was entered by bur-
glars last night. Michael Murphy, clerk
sleeping in the building was stabbed to DEATH
The safe was subsequently blown open and
robbed of $500 and the house was subsequently,
burned. Murphy's body was found in the ruins
burned almost to q cinder
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
MAssACHUsETTs.

THE COLD WEATHER
Boston, March 21.-Extreme cold northwest
erly gales have continued during the day.
it MURDER TRIAL
The trial of AFRO B. Bartholomew, indicted
for manslaughter in killing Charles f. Storer,
18th of February last, in Chelsea, commenced
to-day in the Superior Criminal Court The
defence isjustifable homicide.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
In the House this afternoon a resolve to pro-
vide for an amendment to the constitution to
allow women to vote was debated at length A
substitute offered by Mr.. Goldman was lost, %
tie ITO. A vote was then taken by yeas and
nays on ordering the resolve to a third reading
and was refused, yeas r. nays 1885,
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
METEOROLOGICAL.
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
TWENTH-EOIIR H0IrRS

TwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
March % n.00 A. NJ
Probabilities Clear and pleasant weather
and rising temperature will prevail Friday over
New England and the Middle States with the
winds backing gradually to the southerly. The
barometer will continue falling north of the
Ohio Valley with southerly winds, rising tenn
perature, Increased cloudiness and light rain
and snow will extend over the lower Lake
region. The area of raid over the Western
Gulf States, and Friday to the Ohio Valley and
over the South Atlantic States A very gener-
ally rising barometer, northwesterle winds and
clearing weather are probable for the northwest.
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
NEW JERSEY.
lrVar,xr o AxrDA- -.,rv~,

TRENTON, March 21.-After sharp struggle
the attempt to reconsider the vote by which the
New York and Philadelphia railroad bill was
passed yesterday, was lost, IS to q. There was
loud applause in the gallery. This bill grants a
new railroad line across the State
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
NEBRASKA.

TRUCE IN THE WAR BETWEEN STATES.
OMAHA, March H.-The bridge transfer is
temporarily leased to citizen to evade the al
legged illegal act of the Iowa Legislature, and
VIII deliver freight and passengers to the Union
nently settled - n ~ 10 n : ~
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ing circle connected with the Casco street +. B.
Society met at the house of John L. Shaw on
Myrtle street, and during the evening ten gen.
tlemen members of the society presented the
pastor, Rev. A. A. Smith, through Col. George
w. Parker, with an elegant silver pitcher, sal
yer and goblets. Later in the evening a num-
Der of members of the church presented Mr.
Smith with double-cased gold watch, through
Mr.. Stackpole. The evening was passed very
pleasantly in social enjoyment, with music, &c.
c. r. CHISHOLM & Co.. at the Grand Trunk
depot, have received all the periodicals for
April, as well as all the choice literature of the
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22

IMMIGRANTS ARRIVED AT THE PoRT OF PORT
LAND DURING THE YEAR 1871-Passengers not
Misunderstanding, 3O49; female, 1856 total,
47O5. lmmgrants-male 3O5l female, e77; to-
tai, 1923. ..rn
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LONDON, March 21-1.3O P. M.-American seeuri-
ties quiet. ...
LIVERPOOL, March 21-k30 p. M.-Cotton quiet
and steady; ales 200 bales including 5000 bales
for speculation and export Breadstufs frner; Cali
tornia Wheat 1ls9d; RedISpring los Cd q lis winter
lis I'd; flour 25s e 25s Cd; Corn 2Ss Cd pork 53s 3d.
LONDON, March 1850 p M.-Consols at 925 for
money and 90 for account a---r + I--r-. = =
American securities closed firm; U. S. $50 1862
do 1865, DID, 939; do 1867, 93i; U. s. 104O's s9l
Tallow 63s.
PARIS March 21-5.30 P.-Rentes closed at 55t &C.
LIVERPOOL, March 21-5.30 P. Motion closed
quiet; mid upands II q liz; do Orleans 11sd; sales
10000 bales of which 5000 bales for export and
speculation.
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
Municipal COurt.

0 JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-Michael Dooley and Patrick Curran
were fined 81 and one-halfcoss each for assault and
battery on William Sullivan
Bonney & Puen. Bradburys.
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
RHODE ISLAND.
ICE HOUSES BURNED


PROVIDENCE, March 21.-A fire in North
Providence to-day destroyed dwelling owned
by Stephen Randall, the ice houses belonging
Earl Carpenter & Sons, and the kindling wood
factory of II. Dunster. Total loss, S1i, 900 to
$l2 200; partially insured. The fire originated
in the house, where efforts were making to burn
bed on which person had died of small pox
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22

A billiard match, 1900 points, for 5000 and
the championship of the New Dominion, in
Montreal last night, between Jakes of Cobourg
and Bennett of Toronto, was won by the former
by 317 points.
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22

MEssRs. G. B. & S. w. CAME, the celebrated
carriage manufacturers, who have established
a successful business at Portsmouth, are to hold
their semi-annual auction sale of carriages, &C.,
of their own manufacture, in that city on
Wednesday, April Sd. Persons attending the
sale are transferred over the railroad at fare
one way only. tH reV
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22

WE are glad to hear that the health of A. b.
farweli, Esq, of Augusta, has SO far improved
that he is now residing at home, and that there
are some signs of decided amendment in his
case.
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22

f TREATY WITH THE COLONIES.

THE TREATY WITH THE COLONIES
In the Commons to-day Mr.. Gladstone in re-
ply to the question of Mr.. Towers, stated that
since the conclusion of the treaty of Washing
ton, correspondence had been going on in re-
gard to its provisions as they affected Canada
between the Colonial Secretary and the Cover
nor General of the Dominion, that the cores
pondence was yet incomplete and could not be
presented. :-c- r
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
KANSAS.
FOUR PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH

LAWRENCE, March pa fire this morning
destroyed tenement house occupied by a col
ored family, the father and three children were
burned to death, only two of the family escap-
ing .rarss p ati
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22

ALL those in want of hot or cold bath
should remember that Smith, No. 100 Exchange
street, is always READY to attend TO the wants
of his customers, ....- u i--;-
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
New York stock and Money Market.

New YORK. March l.-Evening-Money active
and stringent most Of the loans being 17329116 per
and at per cent. gold. Sterling Exchange nominal.
Gold dull at 1898 a 1899; loans at 81 a per cent
Clearanccs $35O00,000. Treasury disbursements
81 ,37S000. Governments dull and steady. State
bonds dull and less firm. Stocks quet-the interest
was conferred chiefly in the Pacific Mail and Erie. The
former opened at c9s and closed at 59s The latter
was active and opened at 49, touched 48 and 503 and
closing at 43s. The Union Pacific was weak and de-
Ginning, the foreign demand having been seemingly
supplied. A dispatch to Cews s. Co. from London,
says the Stock Exchange has recognized the New
York shares of Erie after their registry by Heath 81
Raphael, thus equalizing the price both markets.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22

THE way that Mr.. Bishop cleans and re-
stores the colors of soiled and faded carpets, is
most wonderful There were great many
gentlemen and ladies called at the City Build
ing yesterday, where Mr.. Bishop was removal
ting the carpets of said place. We understand
that the new patent way Of cleaning carpets is
liked by all, as there is no raising of dust nor
taking up the carpets. Leave your orders at 16
Market Square.
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
FOREIGN.
FRANCE,

COMMUNISTS SENTENCED.
PARIS, March 21.-Emit, the communist in
cendiary, and seven of the murderers of the
Rue Haxo, have been convicted and condemn
ed to death. Many other communists pro-
nounced guilty of similar crimes have been SEN
fenced to transportation.
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22

Weather Report, March 31, ID p. M.
vso a If signal ga Service y s Army D
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
Brief JOttings.

Under the head of Brief Local News the Bos-
ton Globe puts Portland items.
Mrs. Wetherbee, John L. Shaw and Albert
Pennell of this city are to sing at Lewiston on
Friday evening, the 29th inst, on the occasion
of the dedication of Central Hail.
The case of John Ware against j. & E. M.
Rand. of this city, which was to have been
tried Tuesday, was continued, pending the dis
pute about the shire town in Somerset county.
A seizure of liquor was made at the Casco
Eating House on Commercial street, kept by
James White, yesterday.
Spring cleaning has begun isr4t fsf-I q.
Post Bosworth is to bring out The Drummer
Boy very soon. sep .-iar,.t .it.z1
Steamer New Brunswick will leave here for
Eastport and st. John tonight ON the arrival
OF the midnight trains from Boston and Ban
gor. The New Brunswick makes this extra
trip to take the passengers who have been snow
bound on the E. & N. A. r. r. the past week
Steamship Germany, Trocks from Glasgow,
arrived at 81 o'clock last night after a rough
passage of twenty days She brought no pas
sengers. ffcst
Last evening at Dupee's gallery, Congress
street, number of our art-loving citizens were
entertained by trip to Mt. Desert and to the
Holy Land with the Sciopticon. The exhibit
ton was highly successful.
Fl. p Hoadley, of New Haven, O. A. Den
men, of Mt. Kineo, E. f. Webb. of Waterville,
and G. f. Wise, of New York, are at the Preble
House; T. H. Hubbard, of Biddeford, S. Ell
bridge Smith, of'Hartford, and A. Patterson
are booked at the Falmouth Hatel; Walcott
ID ~
Concord, n H., and J. H. Burleigh, of South
Berwick are at the United Ststes; E. H. Gardi-
ner and S. S. Cassidy, of Boston, and Edward
L. Hersey, of Bangor, are at the st. Julian.
AT 10 o'clock last night two cases of drunk
enness were in the station house; only these
and nothing more.
There was an unusually pleasant masquerade
party at the Grand Army Hall last night.
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22

+ GRAND PIANOS for sale, made by Chickering &
Sons, nearly new and in good condition will be
sold at great bargain. For particulars, see
mr16-tf G. w. TwoMBLy, 156 Exchange ST
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DOMINION OF CANADA. ~
THE ADVANCE OF SPRING.
HALIFAX, March 21.-The harbor is frozen
over to-day and the ferry steamers have stop
ped for a time.
The Cape Breton mails, fifteen days overdue,
reached here last night. r5o-,t m
A snow storm at Annapolis yesterday has
again blocked up the railroad.
SAN DOMINGO.
DEFEAT OF BAEZ AND HIS LIFE SOUGHT.
PoRTo PLATA, March 10-President Baez has
again lost the town of Savaneta and he is re-
ported defeated at San Juan by Cabral. An at
tempt was made on the 4th to assassinate
President Baez simultaneously with the muir
der of his cousin Adolfo Coen, who was shot in
the street by Juan Julio. The murderer escap-
ed to Turks Island
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22

NEW YORK, March 21-Evening- Cotton more &C
tive; sales 41S9 bales; Middlng uplands 22Ic Flour
better and more doing; sales ZOO bbs; State 80 "a
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
House for Sale-,John G. Proctor.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Bank of Deposit-F. A Hawley & Co.
Notice-George Racket
International Steamship Goa. r. Stubbs
Wanted-T. Lobenstein,
ADMINISTRATIVE Sale-W. H. FERRIS.
A Home for a Girl
Municipal Bonds-Charles NJ Hawkes..
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
CALIFORNIA.

PROGRESS ON THE sUTRO TUNNEL.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 21-The Sutro tun-
mel is progressing rapidly. The main tunnel is
now 2oOO feet in length with six inches of water
running. 500 4 9TI'l
W. INDIAN MATTERS.
Gen. Howard left for Arizona to-day. Gen.
Crook has enlisted 100 Hualapas to fight against
their old allies the Apaches in Arizona.
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

THE vapor baths which DR.. Mace admins
tiers at Cahoon Block are a luxury that
cannot easily be paralleled. They renew the
vigor and the system feels refreshed and light
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
Boston stock List.
ENCO URAGE
Portland Manufactures

In again calling the attention of my patrons TO my
large Stock of FURNITURE, nearly all of my
own manufacture, would call special attention to
my assortment of r
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22

BRICK HOUSE "a India st. contaiding Is
rooms, and all modern improvements, will be
sold low if applied for Immediately. j. R.
Lunt & Co., 34S Congress ST. marlS-eod3t
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
THE SNOW BLOCKADE.
Burial of the European and North Ameri-
@ can Railway.

Danger of an Embargo until Spring
The Snow-BOund Trains-Acci-
dents and Incidents r ..r
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22

New MUsIc.-From Halves & Cragin we
have received the following new music "Come
Home Early Tonight" ballad, music by Ed
win Christie, words by Dexter Smith: "Qui Vive
March, by d. L. Downing, leader of the New
York 9th Regiment band, and played by that
famous organization. Rays of Hope Mazurka
by A. E. Warren. Love will shine through
ALL" by Pinsuti, and sung by Miss Addie s.
Ryan. Kotzschnar's favorite Easter Carol,
Come forth and bring your garlands.'
The Folio for April contains Autograph of
P. S. Gilmore and two very pretty songs. The
Offertorium, new and complete collection of
music for the Catholic church, suited for choirs
of all capacities, and fitted for common and
festive occasions, is published by Ditson & Co.
and for sale by Halves & Cragin.
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
HARMONY.
DOMINION OF CANADA.

ROME, March 21.-The Chamber of deputies
to-day adopted a resolution of confidence in the
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22

You can get those Steel Knives Silver Plated
nicely at Atwoods, also Tea Sets, Casters,
Spoons, Forks Sc, replated in the best manner,
Particular attention given to Gold Plating
watch cases &c. Remember the place. A H.
Atwood's Lancaster Hall. feb29-eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22

PLEASANT REUNION. Wednesday afternoon
about forty of the former Pensioners of Rev
S. f. Wetherbee from this city, made him a
call in Biddeford, where he resides, fairly tax
ing possession of the parsonage and the control
of things generally. They soon placed upon
the tables feast of good things" with which
the came prepared, to which ample justice was
done. The evening was an occasion of rich,
social enjoyment closing with religious SER
vices by the former pastor About IL o'clock
the party returned to the city by the Pullman
train, which stopped at Biddeford for their ac-
commodation
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-22
Floral Exhibition.

From MARCH Is, to MARCH 20, inclusively shall
have on Exhibition, at my Green House, on Congress
ST., opposite foot Of Dow ST., very and beaut-
full collection Of PLANTS and FLOWERS.
Admission % CENTS which will enttle the Holder Of
each ticket to Premium, valued from 20 cents 81.
mch15 JOS. A DIRWANGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-02
Reepenins OF the Public sehoov.

To-day commences q new school wear. a sea-
spn more acceptable to parents and guardians
the different public school buildings in the Dis
ulct presented an animated scene this morning
All were reopened for the ensuing scholastic
year except the public schools (for white chill
dren) in the 4th school district. and those TOR
eoioIed chlldren) in the new Sumner school
oullding, which was dedicated to-day. Trustees
stscn e1 and pupils were promptly on hand at
nihe COCK, and many we're the greetings Ell
changed after separation of two months. The
attendance OF pupils was large, and all of them
tion ned E xeL ana happy after Their summer vsca-
the pupils tickets of admission at the beginning
OF the term, but this year IL was deemed sdvisa-
pie to Issue them at specified times and places
before the opening OF the schools, thus enabling
the pupils to get fairly at work on the first day
OF the term. Owing 70 the unfinished state Of
the Jefferson school building in the 4th district
the schools in that district will not reopen until
Monday next, the 9th instant. The cOlored
schools in the Sumner building will reopen for
the tenn tomorrow.
The friends OF education i1 the District have
cause Tor corgratulstiOn in the Improvement
exhibited in our public schools which are now
confessediy among the finest in the country.
30 successful have they been within a few years
past, and 80 many evidences have they given OF
progress and Improvement in the system of
education, that they now have the popular con-
huehce ana these who formerly refused TO pat
ronlZe them at present regard them as the best
and most economical medium fCr the education
OF their children. Great credit is due 10 trus-
tees, superintendent, and teachers tor the
improved condition of the schools. The former
have in the main been gentlemen who took a
Lively interest in the cause OF education, and
have spared no pains TO secure competent nd
t1Icient teachers, and to take advantage of
every suggestion looking to the Improvemen of
our school system. The q fferent superintend-
ents ter years past have also been gentlemen of
educstiOn and experience in scholastic matters
who have worked assiduOusly to promote the
Interests OF the schools and elevate their stand
ara up TO that OF the best schools in the country
Every recurring examination shows the teachers
as & class TO be faithful and Efficient and thoro-
oughly alive to the duties and responsibilities OF
their position. On the whole, we have reason
10 De proud OF our public schools, and from the
general interest exhibited in their success NAV
naturally look forward to still further Improve
Ineuts.
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BEAUTIFYIse THE HIeH SERVICE RxsER-
yoIR.-The work of making q tasteful ornament
town Heights. has just been completea nv Mr..
John W. Pearce, the contractor, and will be an
object of interest to those who visit the locsli;y
The design Is An elaborate cast-iron coruies
surDlounted by twelve pairs eff doiphius twined
about tridents, uncer viii are large carton ehes
with the monogram "W. A." all tastefully
painted and gilded. On Road street is built q
very handsome iron fence, in keeping with the
work on the dome. The contractor, a young
and enterprislng citizen of Georeetoyn who
has pushed this work, which is now one of the
ornaments OF our District, to its completion
amid many and great difficulties, represents
that he Will sustain a heavy loss. 1t is to be
hoped that his next effort will be pecuniary As
well as an artistic success.
TIE FIRST STREET INPEoyExKNr-Tth av-
ing been understood here that the round block
Unnlper) psvem was to be laid on LIST street.
have signed petition against it. As this is one
or the most prominent thoroughfares of the
town, they express the hope that the board of
public works will grant their petition and give
them the best wood pavement
1HE IMP on Bridge street, south side, near
the market-house, is being removed to- day to
ted, as the water from il was the coolest and
pest IN the town. Pumps in Washington-one
on the north side or Pennsylvania avenue. near
the circle, for iDstapce-were allowed to re-
nam, ana the curb set up to them without re-
moyal; and the citizens hope the same course
will be pursued in this case.
WHEAT.-No wheat was offered up to noon
To-Day. Hartley & Bro. have received $500
bushels per schooners Kitty Ann and William
Henry, from Alexandria.
SCHOONER IN DIsTRgss.-On SATURDAY. last
the schooner Victoria, of Crisfeld, was seen
lying at anchor in Nanjemoy Reach, about sixty
miles from this port, with her main mast which
appeared to have been broken of short at the
deck, lying alongside. The Victoria is 1850
coal. wan
CoRN-B. Talbot & Son received I 800 bush
els of white corn this morning per canal heat
Medley. 1t sold at 20 cents.
FLoURINsPECTIoHs.-Flo urInsnactorNcCan,
last month inspected 2,143 barrels of family
hour, 1l1 of extra, 81 superfine, Io2 fine and p
mlddlings; total number of barrels inspected.
9,4lO. Inspector Peters, during the same ne
Rod, inspected -four as follows Family 595;
superfne, AS; fine, 3S7; middlings, 80; extra,
3,9CS; total, ,6c6 barrels -