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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-02-28
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ScuEfe Carolina.

SClEfa S3fCsfTGs
The mex session begins on Monday, Febsn-
Svy Sd, i-Is, ana continues, without iaterrup.
ton. ten calendar months. The College is situ-
atrd III -partanbprg District, s O., within q
few miles cG the kIciEnoa.t aip1 Aiisnta AL
Line Es:i:91lI-
the f:,cIti,I,.s Ger f',rni=hinE = liberat end
thorough education are 20 surpassed by any
ipstic1:i;ou ir the rolth. lCSSCsSinsi :. valuable
cabinet OF minerals gathered with great care
by the late Or. John &. oeiand, together will.
. com tIi.t- st e. F,ioso hic,l and Che Inicai
app- rstuS .Aa=eticTal pianos OF Harct, Davis
&; Co.'S II axe viii 51 added from time 70 time
as the demand rnSV require.
The oTa;ear; sE5Iege expenses for the schoi-
astic year. exclusive Of clothing and travelling,
vary from. ssiG5 t. ssL9G. Address, tor catalogue
or further i:ifarHDati0D.
TuDS. WARD WHIT Z, President,
keidvile, S, G.
NIB. & NE nbcr of the Faculty viii leave
the National Hotel. Columbia, 5. G., WedneT-
day 1noEsing Tho .lh OF Aierck, in charge Q
pupils.
feb q soc&"fs
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MARINE.
ARRIVED.

Feb 20-Spanish Barque Okendo,
Remontoria, Havana, Moffitt & Co.
(Br) Barque Garstang, Thornton,
Sagua LeGrand, Wick & Mebane
Schr f L Leonard, Googins, Boston,
J 81 Chadbournc & Co; with guano to
DeRosset & Co.
Brig Altavela, Cousins. Ponce, 2 r,
E Kidder s. Son.
Brig Perces, Hinckley, Small, New
York, Harris & Howell, with guano for
W 81 McRary & Co, and others.
Feb Craftsmanship D J Foley, Price,
Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
U s Schr Bailey, Cousins, New York,
Master.
Steamship Tonawanda, Wiltbanks,
| Philadelphia, Worth & Worth.
! Schr Charles, Weeks, Hyde county,
| DeRosset & Co.
! CLEARED.
/ Steamship Fanita, Doane, New York,
Barry Bros.
Schr Ben, Davis, New York, VII
Eans & Murchison.
Schr Joe Carleton, Spear, New
York, Worth & Worth.
Danish Barquentine Magarethte,
Dahl, Cork for orders. Willard Bros.
Norwegian Schr Kvik, D'HeIem,
Bremen, Willard Bros.
Schr Ocean Belle, Kelley, Boston,
E Kidder & Son.
Feb 26-SteamshipD Foley. Price.
Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
EXPORTS
oOAsTwIsE.
Now York-Steamship Fanita-136
bales cotton, 9 do sheeting, 700 bbls
rosin, 399 do crude turpentine, 1856
casks spirits turpentine, 243 bdls
shocks, 1877 bushels peanuts. IS
empty bbls, pkgs mdse.
Schr Ben-162 bush peanuts, pkgs
nadse, 1,217 bbls rosin, SO casks spirits
turpentine, 221 bales cotton. so cases
lighters, $50 bdls slaves, $40 do hoops,
so do heading, 16 cases cotton gins,
997 cans oil.
New York-Schr Joe Carleton, 954
bbls rosin.
New York-Schr Adolph Hugel, :, 900
Boston-Brig Ocean BeIle-2o6, 4e4
feet lumber.
Cork for orders-DanIsh Barquen-
tine Margarethte-1,2 22 casks spirits
turpentine.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Schr Kvik-
1927 bbls rosin.
List OF Vessels Sailed for this Port.
CARDIFF.
Meteor, McCullock, sid Oct II
NEWPORT (WALEs}.
Delta Peterson. sid Nov Is
BOSTON.
(Br) Brig Andalusia, Matheson,
sid Feb ID
(Br) Barque Eliza Avelina, Munroe.
sid Feb 13
NEW YORK.
Schr Mary Price, Newton, sid Jan IL
LIVERPOOL.
Burgermeister, Kerstein, Ehrenrich,
sid Jan 16
Rama, Sarsen, sid Jan Is
German Barque Rudolph, Paske.
sid Jan q
Wild Hunter. Erickson, sid Feb l
LONDON.
Brig konigen Augusta, Pritzkor,
sid Jan 16
German Brig Montag, Stromstadt,
sid Feb
HAVANA.
Spanish Baruue Desengano, Telleria,
sid Feb 2
HAMBURG.
Orr Brig Essex. Smith sid Jan &c
German BarGne Bertha, SilwartZ,
sid Jan rs
COXHAYES.
Esaex, Smith, sid Jan 81
GLOUCESTER.
Frav, Anderson. sid Jan %
CARDENAS.
Brig II Barr;1s, Wilson. sid Jan 81
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IL? E3 ETB Il S -

which Is pronounced hr thu lead'ng medical
a iilnri.c. i.Cndrfs and Paris tine Incst pow
e-iui totic ard slG;rative known TO the medi-
cal World his IS and rEtfied dis
cnsrry but bias been lori used by the leading
ri y-ici4ns Of other countries with ."a6e!5si
remedial results.
Don't weaken nad impair tbs d.
Z rive organs by CxJbartlcs ana physics, they
gv Only Il In;GIGry relief-IUdigc st.Cl:. itatu
i,I.ty aud dySrc! STA With rifles ard kindred
ise1sas are sure to follow their lsa.
kari this blood parc and health IL assures.
Holm q KELLOGG, II Hi-tH 81, NJ. fa' *
Solo Ze.lf for t',7 ;,its<a STa:ss-
P-ice ,s<-g hU:t:s SeDd r.ss rs CT lar 81
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WILWlN17IUN S0isIa CAROLYN a

u. ". = rEIS-oa.. Genera. IuES.ag.ce : Et1t.
LIB. O. AiI,ekss. = -e-ii l5suE. II New Han
F.Y. KsnulSEa, i;G"ls. ard Comm
Merchant.
9. 81. STgDxA IAN, cf Wright q Stes'rn-r-
I. IL Mickey. Of Vi =. EhiteS2s- - ia.
Fayetteville.
Ii. Is. :GILEEe, Commission HfG.ci.aDt.
=. =. WILLARD, OF Willard Brothers.
"A. !. CTf,ziIst, o. HoTtnT0p y CuiE:1ina
l.. W. WILLIAMS, OF williams & &t.. ellison.
ELI MURRAY. of e. MUIR & Co.
A. j. nEti0FzR., Of Ett.of6et 81 Co, Pre-
siIsnt-
f.oaT. RRsNi25s, of Dawson, Teei & Ken
ming
ALEx. sPKpHr, British vi>e-Golsisi. Of i,prunt
Il Hlnsnn,
p. MURPHY, sorney at Law.
- D. WILLIAMS, Of u. ID. Williams * .tc Fay
etfosilte
Jas C. sIcEAE, Atty ut Law, II sEs--,rvi.te.
!. =. KELLY, 1ic-c"eJit, S=n&Hsv:.ie.
- Z PoPR. %-e--r' NJ. -, ie--rs.s,-
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LOCAL intelligence.
Retdxxsl,e Female College.

No Female College in the South
furnishes such advantages Mt so small
q cost
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WICK & MEBANE.
Cotton Factors.
AND
General Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON, Y. c

Er Liberia: Advances made.
81 Consig r nicnts Of Cotton, NAVAL Stores
and Country Produce, and orders for .t,s nu.
chase Of same solicited.
~ Basging and Ties on hand for sale.
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Cape rear Veachcrs, Aesocia,ton,

Cape Fear Xeachcrs} Associaff0sa.
The attention OF teachers IN the
northern part of the county is called
to the next meeting Of tie Cape Fear
Teachers Association, at Pike Church,
above Rocky Point, Saturday, March
Sth All teachers and friends Of edu-
cation are invited. DIV
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9Th. Tue Directors s.i:: Cheers vi t4.s Cor
pany ARE prominent :, ORR u C-iRO!>!..tAASt
who KNOWN to &c In CT ;t,EE0EiTE
ard WORTH.
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TIliBEH-Durin& the week the
Timber market has shown p firmer
tone. Several rats have arrived. SIS
well as some large lotE y choice
articles hv I'll. winch have been placed
-. market, AMI commanded our high
est Hguses given below. The city
mills viii purchases at the following
rates
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Gth. TIE CcalUa--c ; o-.aoi!flie.. On 4 ~n!!.i
and perm s.ne1t "a '.Fy7s having beer taken
to Increase sac CAPITAL STOCK to s4sba}. SGT
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an The rates cf Intereg ~ the evi,4s g t.la
Company h gIier thGr tl.GSc On The EUTda ii
Cou,.ssniea located il. o;i-.sr 9.ates, :no mug
ing lar ger Dtviteti1s 70 Policy lt-it.,T..
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W, c. K A, & ". & w. K. r. !,
WILM1>GToS, \. c., Feb. %, 1871. ,
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.


San Francisco, IL. Advices from Arizona
state that the United States troops captured
Embellishments, the Apache chief murder,
ed five squaws, and were about to hang him
but Gen. Crook ordered him to be sent For
Alcatraz.
Three companies of troops have been, or
dered from Arizona to the Modoc country.
Dispatches from Portland, Oregon, yester.
day, says that 8 Indians attaked the house Of
James Harrison, miles from Malta Walla.
lie refused to give the Indians tobacco, and
they knocked him down. Harrison defend
ed himself and daughter with Ratchet,
knocking two of the Indians down, and was
struggling with the third, when his daughter
came to the rescue and knocked the Indian
down with an axe, His neighbors heard the
cutlery, and came to his relief and captured
three Indians, who are in jail. The others
escaped
San Francisco, Is. The British steamer
Altoona arrived this morning from Hong
Kong, having one thousand Chinese on board.
The body Of Gen. Comfy is lying in state at
the army headquarters. The funeral will
take place tomorrow.
dispatch from Yreka says that the Mo-
docs. are % miles from the scene of the last
fight, hotly pursued by the troops and Warm
Spring Indians.
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Oscar was yesterday crowned King Of
Sweden only. The coronation as King Of
Norway takes place 1t Doronthaim July 18th.
Mrs. Evans Anderson of North Pembroke,
N. H., committed suicide yesterday by drown.
ing herself in a we'll. She bad been in III
health for some time, which with depression
of spirits, is thought to have been that cause
Of the act. She was aged IS years and was
married.
Hon. Charles Benjamin HibbelI, ex- Mayor
of Bridgeport, Conn, died yesterday, aged
81 years.
James Ormsby, of Rochester, N. Y, of the
firm of Ormsby s Co., manufacturing jewel
lers was robbed this morning of his carpet
bag, containing $4,000 worth of jewelry.
A despatch from Berlin to the Telegraph
Company pronounces to be without founda-
ton the report that an attempt was made to
assassinate the Emperor William at St. Pc
tersburg.
The Sugar River paper mill at Claremont,
N. H., was partially destroyed by fire Satur-
day evening. Loss estimated at $50, 200.
Gov. Ferry of Washington Territory has
telegraphed to Secretary Delano that he
thinks the settlers have misconstrued the &C.
ton of the Indians have been needlessly
alarmed.
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London, 10. The demand for accommoda-
tions at the Bank of England to day, was
heavy at the bank rate of discount. The rate
Of discount for three months bills in the
open market is / l6 per cent. below the bank
Of England rate. The rate for money at
the Stock Exchange on government securities
is lower than the bank of England by 4
per cent.
Rev. Thomas Robinson the eminent Eng
fish divine of Rochester, and author of sever
al theological works, is dead lie was 50
years old.
Vienna, 10. The operation Of the bank
act has been suspended.
Rome, 49, The Bourgs of the PRINCIPAL
cities of Germany are extremely depressed in
consequence of the panic in Vienna. The
government with view to their relief will
introduce a measure into the diet applying
Prussia's share of the war contribution to the
purchase of bills and public securities to ad-
vances for the accommodation of merchants,
and the redemption of the railroad works.
The Pope was very feeble yesterday. He
had fainting f1t which lasted an hour. To-
day his condition is rather worse, showing
excessive debility. This is the slst birthday
of his holiness, but he was unable to give au-
dience to the Populations which called at the
Vatican to tender their congratulations.
Madrid, Is. A Carlist conspiracy to ever
throw the republic has been discovered. Three
of the conspirators have been arrested.
Judge Pierrepont Of New York has been
rendered the appointment Of minister to Rus
STA.
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the sea washed over the pan Of Tee al Aieel
with great force. The wonsa and ehi16Boa
were under the boat, and the men Outside,
trying to keep the boat from being walked
away. The men were washed Of several
times. After being rescued our feet and
hands swelled and we were sick, but recov-
cred and are now almost entirely we'll. ~
Capt. Tyson says that the statements
already made contain the facts and he can
give nothing more. He has, notes Of their
adven lures since leaving the Polaris, but will
with the Polaris may get home, even Il the
vessel was destroyed. All on the Polsris
were we'll. The statements published sons
months since respecting the relies Of The
Franklin expedition sent home, are untrue.
There have been no means Of communicating
since the return of the Congress in 1871. ~
Messrs. Tyson, Myers and Hans Christian
are to 60 to Washington, and il from their
report it is deemed advisable, the secretary
of the navy will Immediately despatch . ves-
sci to Bafins bay to look after the Polaris.
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siness iM Probate Court.

slhesS IN Probate Court.
Che following business was transacted in
bate Court, in this county, on Monday
The will Of VIM. Tarbox late of Gardiner.
pented for Probate. Notice ordered for
second Monday in June.
Petition of guardian of Sarah S. Dockendoff
cave to sell real estate of ward. Notice
bred tor second Monday in June.
license was granted to James II. Thwing.
Illustrator on the estate of James Thvinv
of China, deceased, to sell real estate,
ccount of James Tibbetts, guardian of
y Cochfane. presented for allowance. No
ordered for second Monday in June.
ccount of Charles G. Littlefield and ais.
ented for Probate.
cense was granted to VIM. S. Cleaves,
Illustrator on the estate of Samuel Cleaves
of Windsor, to sell real estate.
snry o. Pierce was appointed administra-
bn the estate of Slas II. Coburn, late of
mouth.
pbert Thompson, Administrator on the es-
Of Pat Maher, late of Gardiner, presented
lrst account for allowance. Notice or
d for the second Monday in June.
pc will Of Daniel Nutting, late of Gar
deceased, proved. John B. Nutting APP
ted administrator with will annexed.
he will of Amos p. Moshier. late of Au-
}, presented for Probate. Notice ordered
he second Monday in June.
be will Of John Mari, late of Mt. Vernon
ed. Daniel H. Thing of Mt. Vernon,
inted executor. VT
Ae will of Thankful Hankerson, late OF
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, ID. Steamer Americas, while
passing through He'll Gate to-day, came in
collision with the steamer Hope which runs
between Blackwell's Island and Hart Island,
cutting her in two. Four men were drown ned
from the Hope. The Americas sustained
very little damage.
The postal authorities of this city ordered
half million postal cards, of which 275 900
arrived to-day. Their sale began at IL
o'clock, and during the succeeding three
hours 200, 900 were disposed of. They were
| chiefly purchased in large qurnties for adver-
! Using purposes, single firm taking about
10000.
). 5. Barlow and Geo. Crouch quarrel
during an interview at the Office of the former
to day, when Barlow ordered Crouch to leave
the room, calling him miserable tale bearer
and adventurer, and seized him to show him
the door. Crouch piled his cane vigorously
on Barlow's shoulders, when they clinched
and fell, Barlow on top, in which condition
they remained until separated. Neither were
| much in person.
Ex-Judge Pierrepont has not been officially
notified OF his appointment as minister to
Russia. 1t is believed he will accept.
Judge Fancher to-day denied application
| for an order postponing the sale of portion
of William NJ. Tweed's property, which is to
take place in few days to satisfy mortgage
| of 100000
| The United States Grand Jury to-day re-
turned indictments against ex-senator Ora
ham and F. l.. Taintor, for embezzling bank
| funds, and also against several others for
sending improper articles through the mails.
| The case of Maria L. Mason against II. A.
Cram, involving million dollars of proper :
| ty near the Central Park, was decided to-day.
The title of Cram being sustained. The
matter has been in litigation since 1889.
Gen. Diven has consented SO remain vice
president of the Erie railroad until June
next.
An attempt was made to-day to get up a
| call for special meeting II the board of al
| dermen to- morrow, to take action on the may
| or's nomination. Only seven members sign
ed the call, eight being required.
Jane Armstrong and her little daughter
Mary have been arrested in Newark charged
with murder, in pushing Maria Aday into the
river, April 9Th, and drowning her.
Cornelius A. Logan, minister to Chilli, will
leave for his post of duty about the 2Oth
Prominent Odd Fellows will give him din.
ner on Thursday evening next.
The boss horse shoers Of Brooklyn met this
evening, and resolved to accede to the de.
mands of the men on strike, reserving
however, the right to employ any workmer
they choose.
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STATE NEWS.

Mr.. Francis Chase, superintendent of the
Portland Division, Eastern r. r. Co., having
resigned, the whole line between Boston and
Portland will hereafter be under the charge
of Mr.. j. Prescott, Superintendent, Office 1T
Boston.
Parsonsfield Seminary, the well-knevn in
stitution founded by the Free Will Baptist in
1888, is to be converted into free high
school, under the provisions of the act passed
last winter. e-lsf .t Us ! -fsal3
ties of ship timber have been cut during the
past season in the woods of Alfred and Wa
terboro' and hauld to Kennebunk. This il
the first winter since 1861 that any ship tim
Der has been cut in these towns.
VIM. A. Blake of Bangor, Of the senior
class at wdoin, has been appointed one Of
the contestants for the 1868 prize. ;3*~5
The Argus says that Messrs. ID. Alden Of
Augusta, N. W oods of Bangor, r. d. Rice
of Augusta, George L. Ward Of Boston,
Maine Central directors, were at the Fall
mouth Monday, and in the evening with the
directors resident in Portland held confer
ence respecting the finances Of the road.
Gen. Caldwell is to deliver the Grafton on
Decoration day at Machias.
A girl whose surname is Logan, who some.
times calls herself Matilda and sometimes
Lizzie, has been stopping in Brewer for some
time past, and yesterday morning suddenly
disappeared. At the same time waterproof
cloak, silk waist and other articles of dress
belonging to Mrs. s. II. Barbour, were miss
ing, and also watch owned by Mrs. Andrew
Hail. and some rings. the property Of MIR.
Joseph Libby. 1t was thought that these
sudden simultaneous and mysterious dissp-
Pearance must be in some way connected and
as young woman answering to Miss Logan's
description was seen to take the morning train
for St. John, despatch was sent to Vance
boro' officials to look out for her. They did
look out, and in consequence Miss Logan
was safely returned to this city, where Mar
shall Bolton took her in charge. The missing
articles were found upon her, and she was
lodged in Jail last night, to await trial. Ban
gor Wing Of Monday.
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Deaths in this city during the month of


Work will be commenced on the spool fac
y in Foxcroft village next week. The
|rehouse, which is to be l50xG0, will first
erected, after which will follow the cree
p of the factory. The shoe factory is
eady built and 10 an ornament to the viii
Re. All that is necessary now is little
Fry and machinery to make it successful.
The Bangor & Piscataquis slate company,
ose quarries are in Brownville, are doing
> spring fourishing business.
rhe shoe establishment at Newport is pros
ing finely. Three public spirited individ-
of the village invested SIC, 900 last year
he shoe business, erecting new and COM
dious building and employing skilled labor
he manufacture of ladies' cloth shoes and
is. This establishment affords employ
at for absut so persons, male and female,
h wages ranging from six to twenty dol
per week, according to the kind Of work
the dexterity of the hand.
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, Is. The state department is
informed that the remains of minister Orr
will be sent here via Hamburg, in charge of
his son. in about 10 days.
The secretary of the navy said that from
all he could learn the Polaris would probably
be able to reach some northern point, but if
after allowing reasonable time she should
not do so, vessel would be despatched in
that direction with the object of relieving or
obtaining information. The department will
do all in its power for their safe transit to the
United States, and the comfort of the survi-
vors, whose names have just been reported.
TREASURY BALANCES.
The following were the balances in the
treasury to-day
Currency, 1851, 232
Special deposits of legal tenders
for the redemption of certif-
Gates of deposit, 2S,020, 900
Coin, 74,l53, 76l
Coin certificates, &c, 543, 200
Legal tenders outstanding, 357,024, 1855
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No I'OstpOMeInent.

II is net wise to put off until the heats of summer
have commenced, the invigorating process which
would have secured the system in advance against
this untoward influence. by toning the stomach
liver and bowels In the spring months with Hos
letters stomach Bitters, and continuing take this
the summer, it is quite certain that even persons
who are naturally delicate and deficient in vital
force may escape the fits of Indigestion headache,
oppression which in the absence of some prepare
ton, often PROSTATE and agonize the more robust
pure stimuiant, medicated with the Juices of the
finest tonic, tbous and aperient roots and
herbs, as an Invaluable boon to the weak and all
ing and this DEMONSTRATING boon in the form of
Hostettet's Bitters Ia fortunately within the reach
of all. maylO teodSwlw
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Readaeld, presented for Probate, Notice or
dered for the second Monday In June.

dered for the second Monday 10 June.
Final account of Seth Robinson execute,
of the will Of Edah A. Ellis late of Sidney,
allowed.
License to sell personal property granted
to Harriet A. Lee, administrator on the es-
tate OF Merrill Lee, deceased.
Final account of Joseph r. Nelson, guar
dian of Sarah M. Towle, presented and al
lowed.
Final account Of Mary A. Yeaton, admins
tratrix on the estate of Reuben II. Yeaton. late
of Belgrade, allowed.
The will of Helen NJ. Williams, late of Au-
gusta deceased, proved. Henry L. Fuller ap-
pointed executor. .--
Decree ofdistribution made in part of the
heirs of Betsey A. Brown late of Readfeld.
Report of Commissioners of Insolvency on
the estate of VIM. L. G. Clark, late of Wayne
accepted and allowed.
License to sell real estate was granted to
Alanson Starks, administrator with will an
nexed, on the estate of Solomon Prescott,
late of Monmouth.
| The will of Betsey Cops, late of Readfield,
presented for Probate. Notice ordered for
the second Monday in June.
| Commissioners of Insolvency appointed on
petition, on the estate of William L. Max
well late Of Waterville. Reuben Foster and
VIM. B. Arnold were appointed Commission.
ers.
Charles II. Robinson was appointed Trus-
tee for Katie j. Nickerson, under the will OF
Nancy w. Nickerson late of Litchf1eld.
| The will of Sarah II. Weber, late of Vas
salboro' presented for Probate. Notice or
dered for the second Monday in June.
Petition of VIM. Beale, administrator on
the estate of Jabez Bacon, late of Winthrop,
for leave to sell real estate, presented. No
tice ordered for the second Monday in June.
| Sewall G. Roundy was appointed Guar
dian of Mary E. Roundy of Clinton.
| Petition of Sewall G. Roundy, Guardian of
Mary f. Roundy, for leave to sell real estate
Of ward. presented. Notice ordered for the
second Monday in June.
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New YORK, May
New York Produce Market.
Nuu Ynpu NJ.

COTTON -sales 1859 oales mid. nei;.nds l9l
FLOUR-saies $4,000 state is as b; round hoop
ONO 6USlo 30; Western } 59lO 30 Southern Esq
IL so.
WHEAT 900 bu: No. sprinp 10el y, new
do 81; winter red and amber western 100 q
l95
LORN-jlooo: steamer So o. sail g g
| 5l950
| FORKS 371;
LARD 93sa9A
BUTTER-staie. 2se3O Western a7a2n
WHISkEi Western free, So s3
RICE-Caroiina. 7a.ass
COFFEE-Rio l7is gI34
sUGAR-Porto hioo. 7hss's :Muscosado.s
ass
MoLAssEs-N. .. 67sso: Muscovado 8os3l;
clarified 20e30.
SP'TS TURPESTISE--50ls
ROSIN-3 ID
PETROLEUM crude, sa9h: refined, 10 q
lALLOW--39l6
FREIGHTS TO INSTRUMENTATION Str I'd;
per sail 7itd: Grain per str. 64d; corn per str.
q Grain 6tad