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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-09
PIGEON SHOOTING.


IRON the LOUISVILLE C0Jrier-JOurnal, Marcn o.
handicap pigeon shooting match at double birds
Will come OF at Greenland PARK IN about two weeks,
for the championship badge OF The State of Ken
lucky. The majority OF those who participated IN
the match at single birds at Greenland on the 18th
ult. have slgn1ed their intention 10 shoot Tor this
badge. In addition TO these q number of other
"craCk shots' Will take n nand In tue match. The
last match proved success, and has given an i'm
petus to the sport OF wing shooting. On that day,
under the supervision OF Captain John b. Travis.
everything was well conducted, and with such far
ness That both the spectators and those who con-
tended for the badge were highly pleased. and we
SHAH be surprised II pigeon shooting matches do not
come TO be VI more frequent occurrence. There are
quite number OF very fine wing shots In JEFFERSON
county, who, with practice, would prove not IN
ferlor to any In the United States. Now that the
ball has been opened, and IN view OF the fact that
the grand pigeon shooting tournament is 10 come
oil mere In the month OF May for the prize badge OF
the United States 1t IS likely that a number or
matches VIII be made, as much for the practice
they AFFORD as Tor the sport ana the prize, and we
are confident that some one In our own city or
county Will win the grand prize. Lieutenant David
Needy has formally challenged Mr.. Charles Gucpner
TO shoot for the badge that won by the latter at
Greenland on the zsth nit Mr.. Guepner has &C
copied cue challenge, tut has not as vet agreed
upon the time. The match win, however come on
some time between thts aud tRs l0sn Of MAJ,
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GOVERNMENTS IRREGULAR.

The government list was irregular, the activity in
money seeming to affect the older issues especially
the possible early redemption OF more OF the five.
twenties within the CTS has deprived the earlier
series OF much OF their attraction for investment
seekers For the reverse OF the latter the new
I'VE per cents and the currency skies were In good
demand and strong, at o fractional Improvement
but the changes either way were slight and
the market lefs on strong as folows:-Unteu
States currency sxes 1l43s has; do. sixes 1884,
registered, i143S 114H; do. d. coupon, 1861 a
1l5ss; do. do, fve-twentes, registered May ana
November 1ll14 1l1H; do. do, 1862 coupon. do.
lily g. 11lh; do. do, 1884, do. do, l11% a 111H;
do do, 1856, do do, 1924 1926 do. do, 1867,
registered January and July, 111A nix; do do,
1885, coupon, DO, 1904 ILL., do do, 1861 do. do,
112 a 1925; do do, 1858, DO. do, 112h a 112%;
do fves Of 1881. funded, registered, 100 1O9A;
do do. do. coupon. 100 1o9A; do. ten.forties,
registered 1878 l07 q; do. d. coupon, los 10SH
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.
The Southern state bonds were strong, with a
fair degree OF activity and well distributed in
qury The action OF the South Carolina Legislature
IN proposing to validate all the bonds hypothetical
and sold subsequently in the New York market
caused an advance In the new July issues to 33l4.
Despite the unfavorable action taken in the vir-
gina Legislature the funding question
the consos and deferred scrip OF that state
were higher and stronger owing to a
threatened "cornern IN these securities which are
scarce and difficult to borrow. as high as one per
cent being paid for their for thirty days. North
Caroinas were held at 81, and the Missouris were
firm on the defeat OF the general proposition to
grant State aid TO railroads. The Alabamas
were better on the adoption OF the new law
for q sinking fund. At the close prices were
generally the best of the day, follows:-Tennes.
see, ex coupon, t6sa 66si; do, new. 66s Gs vir-
gnia, ex coupon, so So; do registered stock, old,
as 81; do, sixes consolidated bonds 573ia SIX ;do
skies, deferred scrip, 1874 10; Georgia skies, ~
20: do, sevens. Sc ssh; North Carolina ex cou-
pom, SeK 81 do, funding 1866, "a q 20; do, do,
1885, Fl 70; do, new, q 20; do. special tax, IA
Is; Missouri skies. s4K 94k; do. Hannibal aud
ST. Joseph, OK 90; Louisiana skies, go a 81;
do. new, IS 60; do. levee skies, so 65
do. do Fights, 20 so; DO. do, 1875. so SO;
do Penitentiary sevens, 62 67; do railroad
Fights, 20 a so; Alabama nves, 81 q IS; do.
eights, 90 90; do. Fights, Montgomery and
Eufaua Railroad, 81 90; South Carolina skies, So
q SO; do. new, January and July, 1914 1917; do.
do, April and October, 81 a so; Arkansas skies,
funded, 55 81.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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Erie and Pacific Mail the Fea.
lures of the Market.
ONE UP, THE OTHER DOWN.
Tho "Bulls" and "Bears" to Contest Their
Difficulties in Court To-Day.
ADVANCE In SOUTH CAROLINA BOMBS
Prospective "COrner" i'm Virginia
C0nsOls and Scrip.
WALL STREET,

FRIDAY March St p. NJ.
On 'Cnange to-day wheat was dull and barely
steady. Tue cotton market was quiet and tribe
lower.
THE DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
The imports of foreign dry goods at This port for
the week ending March I, 1872 show great falling
or as compared with the previous week. amount
ing to $3,3S7,577. The amount marketed was
So. 7O6,564.
MONEY ACTIVE.
The money market continued active and the
stockholders paid a minimum OF seven per cent.
After two O'Clock the rate was generally seven coin,
some borrowers paying 1872 FAT and others as nigh
as l32 in addition to per cent. Toward three
O'Clock there was moderate relaxation and tho
closing transactions were at seven coin. The deaf.
lngs In governments were as rule at seven per
cent, but some of the leading houses making these
securities speciality had balances from the banks
left with them at six per cent.
Prime paper was quoted a 81S per cent discount.
which rates include actual transactions in paper
running sixty days to four months.
Foreign exchange was In better request. and
sterling bills were flrmer on the basis OF 1922
1929 for sixty day and 40 11oH Tor sight drafts.
GOLD FIRN-11oH A 11O9s.
The gold market was flrmer, and the quotation
early in the day advanced to l1o9S on decline in
consoB of some Importance and a fractional Yield
ing IN United States bonds In the English market,
the advance, such as 1t was being helped by Wash
inkt0n dispatches revivng the prospect OF din.
Guilty with Spain when the newly dele.
gated Minister Of that country, Admiral
Polo comes to present his papers to
the President Subsequently there was a decline
to l10h, on sudden improvement In the London
quotations Of ve-twenties and the hurried sales of
the gold paid out by the Sub Treasury in redemp-
ton Of the called bonds OF 1872, the amount so dis
Dursed to-day being 1916 600, which, belonging to
people OF private station converted into cur.
.rency for them. Later the market recovered It's
nrmness with the better demand for sterling and
retained 1t to the close. The chief fluctuations
during the nav are shown in the tahle.-
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FIRES.
In Eighth Avenue.

Shortly after one O'Clock yesterday morning nre
broke out In the two story frame building 73o
Eighth avenue occupied by z. Mode as shoe store.
The flames extended TO the neighboring houses ana
soon enveloped the entire block. The houses be-
tween Forty fifth and Forty sixth streets were all
built OF wood Two stories high and most OF them
were DESTROYED Some or the families who dld Dus,
ness on tue ground floors lived over tnein, anu
many Of those people only just escaped with their
lives when the fire was raging.
The following Is a list OF the loss and insurance
upon each buiding:-Mode's loss Is estimated at
$l,0oo; no insurance. No. 1873, occupied by J.
Stremel as shoe store; loss s2,oOO insured for
$25O0 NO 73l, J. Lussman. millinery; loss 81 900;
Insured; No. 72s, A. Brodek. clothing. loss $4,000.
NO. 729 Mrs. Cohen, fancy goods; loss So 900. NO.
~ White clothng loss 81 ,ooo insured for s. 50O
No. 726. NJ. Wyman, hats ana caps loss 81. 00O In
sured for $4,000. Nc. 49, M. Waterman fancy goods;
loss $1,000; insured for $4,000. No. 7se, r. Fink.
clothing; loss 49, 50O insured. No. TAI r. wechler,
fancy goods; loss $4,000; insured for $4,000. No.
74lH, j. Newman, clothing; loss $1,000; insured for
$500 No. 743, ). Maleniy. grocery store; loss
loss $500; insured for S. 000 No. TAT. H. Fieg. nat
store; loss $500; insured for $1,000 No. 1885, upper
portion occupied as photograph gallery; loss
81, 900; no insurance.
The property belongs TO the Aston estate, ana the
estimated loss is $40, 0OO
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A SHOOTING ARRAY.

George H. Winner, OF "A South Fifth avenue went
down to Washington Market yesterday forenoon to
get some meat. Going up to Charles O'Donnell's
stand lie ordered what he wanted, and when 1t was
being weighed out objected to O'Donnells state
ment as to the Quantity. An alteration ut once
ensued, during which the belligerent ODOnnell, 1t
Is alleged, struck Winner and Knocked him or his
equilibrium Considering his life In danger Winner
drew pistol and discharged three or four shots at
his assailant neither OF which, however, took effect
ODonnell was arrested and taken before Judge Ho-
gan, at the Tombs Police Court, who locked MIN up
IN default OF $500 bail.
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A CORPSE PARTIALLY CONSUMED BY A DOG.

The remains Of an infant child were found at the
corner OF Tnirly-fourth street and Tenth avenue,
by James HaIpin, lad living at No. 446 Tenth ave.
nue. and taken to the Twentieth precinct police sta
ton by Ofiicer O'COnnOr. At the time James made
the discovery dog eating The legs of the child.
Owing to the mangled condition OF the corpse 1t
was impossible to determlne the sex OF the enid.
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tor future delivery lbass low mading) the sales
been follows Last eyeningMarch, 200 at 2c 200 at
PC April 300 At 221sc 500 at e 7sc COO 2c at
22 Flee May 50 at zsc June, LOO at % 6c 1000 :. &c.,
500 bales ,y s So =. As 100 500
s y sl6c o April 900 at 500 g. sgc, 1850 a.
~ 5 5So =. sg 3S ) e 5ls 81 zoo
paid exchange 100 March Tor 100 April Total $500 bales
Grand total 1890 bales The receipts the ports
"a sayannah sas ch.rnsston 81 Wilmington Nor
s95 This last week, 1855 This last year i7b
Rates cotton to foreign ports closed steady follows
To H.vs By steam lc gold b sail illsc To Hamburg,
eold comgressed; sail, sc. To Baltic ports by SAIL Xc
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On Thursday night Catnarlne Benjcn won

with an infant one month old, was arrested and
taken to the Tenth precinct police station. on a
charge Of lnt0xlcatiOn. she stated that the child
was bind and had been attended by surgeons OF
Bellevue Hospital. The infant died at quarter past
Six O'Clock yesterday morning. and Coroner Schir-
mer was notified to hold an inquest over the re-
mains.
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Cotton Receipts
Total net receipts of cotton since septeu
NEW YORK CITY.

The next lecture in tile free course OF scientific
lectures for the people at the Cooper Union will
take place in the great hall this evening at eight
O'Clock. Subject, ''Combustion;' lecturer Dr. c. f..
Chandler.
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CLOSING PR1CEs-5 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, March s-6 p. M

FRIDAY, March 3D. Il. NJ.
AsHEs.-The market for both pots and pearls remained
quiet with the exception OF limited inquiry Prices
were steady, with small sales at 50 Is SO IS pots
$40 $40 30 for pearls.
BUILDING MATERIALs.-we have particular change
to note In the market for bricks Pale scarce and
wanted. consequently prices firm. We quote -Cargoes
of pale, So So So Long Island, $2; North RIVER Sl2;
Croton, $ls a SIS; Philadelphia 'front.' x3y a S;b &c,
men remained duh Small sales of Portland were made at
So Roman quoted at 81 cash. and Rosedale 81 per
Dbl Lime was quiet bus steady Rockand quoted at vi 30
for common and So for lump. Laths in limited
quest, with sales of Eastern at $s-three months.
CANDLES The market tor all descriptions remains
and WITHOUT change in prices We 9uoe:sperm ssc pat
ent do, 4Sc i4c. searc, 2sc a9c. parafne j7c
and adamantine, IL a 10 o., l5c. l9c
COPPER market for the three days has
cdey %o active and closed hrmer the sales
of month. closing at 2os<c 29c., cash.
CoFFEE-The market for Rio continued dull and prices
pomna We near Of sales of 1853 bags of Laguav per
I5hc gold cash duty paid We quote cargoes Ro) ordi
iS5ac; do prime l7c asAc, gold in bond SIXTY days;
dn 6Ond i4c i4sc; Java PC Sc, gold duty paid.
tnued slow and with free offerings the market weak
and nominal the appended quotations being considerably
above the general of buyers Forward deliveries
&c. lower under comparatively low demand sales
reported ON Change sum fOlows:-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

HOrcHKIss-HUYLER.-At Tenahy, N. j., on
Thursday, March T. by the Rev. Dr. Wall, at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents. WILLIAM Is. HOTCH
KISS, OF Bristol, Conn.,, to KATE M. HUYLER, daugn-
ter OF Garrett Huyler, Esq
SHIRKEY-HOMER.-On Thursday, February %,
1872, at the parsonage OF the South Highland Meth
0dist Episcopal church, GarrsOns, New York, by
the Rev. J. w. Macomber, JOSEPH Shirley, or Wal
den, N. T., to LIZZIE d. HOMER, OF New York city.
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The house OF Mr..

The house OF Mr.. I. p. Eldrdge No. East Thirty
sixth street, was entered last night, between the
hours OF eight and nine O'Clock, while the family
was at dinner, and silverware valued at $1,000
stolen. Captain Irving, OF the detective force is
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Tol, r a W, Burl'n div. :. 81
Tol, PEG 4 War I'd m. -. e4x
N York a N Haven 6's. 100
Bost, Hart 4 Erie LIST m. SO
Bos, Hart 4 Erie gtd. -. 40s<
Cadar n h MINI LAT M SlL
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WHEAT was dull and entirely nominal sale Of $50 sco
bushels OF Pennsyyania winter was reported at vi IS
as yo wf n'sn on s
at III o. Corn heavy and lower with fair business at
sfs mixed s i ses yellow 's Closing Sosat
Sas for r No. 2a A la
S5c on the track for back mixed Ohio 5c for white do
FREIenrs market continued inactive but without
good n M s ss ana
cargo Those Closed were at about former rates The
.1S is, S SSS
packages provisions Dos To London BY sail 1000 GbIs
% sIse oo at Is 81 TO G Is 2
SCI Sd Soy ssls private Antwerp,
shp hence to ronstad @ bills refined petroleum and
Barcelona $500 5Is refined peoisum 5 DANISH SarS
British bark. sO4 TONS London, cake lbs 3D. Ger.
20 H PoSo so anal Sas private
and moasses $751; schooner, z7s TONS to Havana general
GUNNrs-The market for both cloth and bags has been
s SSs as r. Seen soSs
OF d Suys Bond dne cloth o
cry and isc lsc for future Bags c lSc, for light
HEMP AND JUrE.- The market for hemp remains dull
sale was made some time since not previously Of
~, steady Jae butts were IL limited request, with
s1's Esn W &c., sos s.. can
s so T ana Ss n ns 49, dc in bond Jue c c
HOPS market has remained abou. the same as when
last reported quiet but firm. There has been inquiry
mand but business continued light The receipts continue
c b sSs sS e 5 for Ss snS 0 &c. 0
HAY AND srRAw-Tbe market has been quiet for all
H' ;'S Te e. .h hass
c for short rye, Csc. Soc for and Doc. 7Oc for
We hear Of sale q 200 Of American At si5 dsnssr
MofAssEs-The market for foreign stl remained dull
ana .c ami noms;ts wa. quiet By, r The sales
Cuba-C Centrifugal and mixed. Nc. = ac. e''p
Muscovado, refining. 49,. &c. ssoc sic. a Sc.
Muscovado' arocery..... Soc. aSoc
Porto kico... .s.rss. 25c. 4Oc NC sc
fnslsn lsands......'.... &c a Soc
NAVAL sroRfs-fhe market Tor spirits urreniine was
just trc easier and quiet The sales were about s9 bb
"a Is a 50 40 for strained. The sales 200 bills
strained Al ~ 25 142 bbs low No. at So and 90 bbD NO.
OILs-Linseed ia moderate demand at Sc 10 casks
Crude sperm In better demand, with prices trine in
90 81 W for large small Crude whale quiet and
steady Menhaden quiet but arm at 54c 55c.
PETRoLKUM.-The market for re6ped continued dull and
unchanged There was bur e disposition to business We
omps delivery az ssc quoted for las! na Of month =.
bids BIC Ssphsha was anchsnsed but nomSa at c
ii9c for Western city Case oil duh aud nom
but the a Hsi on S a0i TSs
Philadelphia market was duh and unchanged. Refined
s sps aas "a as .;
packages lard 1913 b6ls and terces The market
Se s eu see b aar az 3
bbis for do at Sis So bbs ls s7 500 bbs
s and G for May 81 eSPP SS.n. wa:
triaog and about former Bacon was .iGe weak
Dressed hogs were du ND easter sssra I ssss sG
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In Warren street.

At about one O'Clock yesterday morning fire
broke out on the second floor OF the five story
marble building No. 40 Warren street, occupied by
Shaer h Co.,, whose loss estimated ut IS, 900.
The following are the insurance offices In which the
building was entere0:-
International, s5.00o North American, $4,000;
S!ate o. rennsyivania Pnliadeipnia So:ooo; ster-
SAINT, $4,000; Liverpool, London and Globe. S. 600;
Firemen's $1,000; Westminster, s250O Lafayette,
$42,650.
The third and fourth floors are occupied by Henry
5000; insured for $4,000 as follows:-Kings
County, $1,000; Greenwich. $4,000; Williamsburg
City, $4,000, and METROPOLITAN, $4,000.
the nrst nOcr Is occupied by q. Ii. Smith. dealer
in harness. loss $1,000 insured for $4,000 each In
the Liverpool and GLOBE, Home. Importers and
Traders, Lorllard Etna or Hartford, and Ameri-
can, OF Pennsylvania. The building Is owned by
Charles BoutoD. and Is damaged to the extent Of
So, 500; fully insured.
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A Dwelling Destroyed and Four Inmates
Burned to Death.
MACHIAs, Me-, March 8, 1872.
The house or Captain Joseph Bryant, at Machias-
port, was burned ct three O'Clock this morning.
Captain Bryant, together with hts wife and two
granddaugnters, aged about twelve ana seventeen
years. persisted In the fire. Mr.. Bryant was about
seventy years or age The bodies were rescued,
but were very badly burned. 1t Is not known now
the fire originated.
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The Rev. DR.. f. F. Burr. OF Lyme Conn.,, whose
endeavors to show the harmony Of revelation and
science are appreciated as successful by numerous
scientific men and theoogians, has been invited by
number OF those gentlemen to deliver In this city
q series OF lectures the "Relations OF the Latest
Astronomy to the Latest Atheism" He has ac.
cepted the invitation and named Tuesday, the 18th.
and Monday, the 18th nst., as the dates upon
which he will give the lectures.
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superIntenaent Kelso yesterday received a c

superintendent Keiso yesterday received CIR
cular from firm In Ohio that had been sent on to
them from New York firm calling themselves
Jennings, DeFrau & Co.. purporung to be doing
business at 1859 Broadway. Tney called themselves
manufacturers and importers or flowers. feathers
ana ribbons, superintendent Kels0 sent Detective
Wallace TO look after the matter. but nothing could
be found Of the firm at that number. The police are
under the impression that the aialr is new Kind
OF saWdust sWindle.
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Police Fire Marshal Ready investigated the origin
OF the fire. and came to the conclusion that IL was
accidental.
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In the gold loan market the rates for carrying
ranged frOm2 to per cent, the latter rate repre-
senting the active demand for money late In the
afternoon. The operations OF the Gold Exchange
Bank were as fOllows:-
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The are based on cotton running in quality
FLOUR AND CRAM Receipts Flour, $3.50 bbs wheat
1900 bushels; 3sS00 do meal Dbls and 7O1
bags oats, 1899 bushels barley, 20O0 bushels The flour
market was dun but without decided change There
comprising all kinds about 5000 bbls. Corn meal
dull but without decided cnange prices We quote =:
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Destruction Of Factories mt Greenpoint-Loss
$4,000.

At about three O'Clock yesterday morning fire
broke out In the building, Nos. 81 and SO Quay
street. Greenpoint, occupied by the Bronze Manu-
featuring Company and by John Alexander as an
iron foundry and pattern shop. The fire had made
great Roadway before 1t was discovered, and before
the flames were subdued serious loss resulted.
Tue Superintendent OF the Bronze Manufacturing
Company estimate their loss on stock. &c, at
$4,000, on hcn there was an insurance OF $4,000
In various companies,
Mr. Alexander, the proprietor OF the FOUNDRY and
pattern shop estimates his loss on building ut
$4,000, and on stock ut $S,0OO insured the FOL.
lowing companies
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1900 SC 6'e. n. Ja&Jy.
300 sc 6s.n. Oct6Apl.
l0vy Brook rs 81. -.
1000 Winona 4 ST r LIST
lUV0 zen rae gold b. . :.
10000 I'm Pac RR LIST m.
600 I'm Pac rs lg b. :.
l6v0O q 4 K Ia r 7's....
5000 N 4 st p 1st. | div.
5000 Mich So 9 I bonds.
loo shs Md Coal Co. -.
10y loo Quick MN 90 pr. -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-07
Fraud!
Corruption !!
lrregularity y! +!

Who steals nv nurse steals trash-theres nothing
init, .o,,.,
But he who flches from me my oyster cans ana
boacls
Robs me of that which not enriches him, (not much)
And spoils the sweetness OF my disposition.
thousands and thousands of CANS ana BOWLS
loaned from COCHRANk'S BlVALNE COLISEUM nj
nlled, as delivered, with PORrLY OYSTERS Iesn
1rom the shell, and LUSCIOUS ARCTIC CREAMS nave
gone from my gaze. We miss them at home. A.
there ls not time TO order sufficient cargoes OF such
ware from Europe, it is modestly suggested that a
season for the immense business of the coming
korth q July or any other hot day. including the
NoVember election.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-07
Nennebrt Journal.
Published on Water Street Foot nf Ocurt,
AUGUSTA, MAINE
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN l. NASH.
Qallg Aennebec sounaL.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail
aives reports Of the Markets. and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and generous
amount OF farming home and miscellaneous read
hg with full compilation of State news.
Terms, ~ per annuns IN adpancej - II payment
y not made within the year. Single copies scents,
T. ps had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements one inch i'll length, three In
Serions or less tlo0; % cts. for every subsequent
Snssrtion Longer advertisements, those inserted
ser any considerable length oftime, Will be lnserteO
q favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special N @ ices IS per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices, t2 per square per week