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The Portland daily press., 1873-12-17

A BLAcK-AND-TAN DOC TACKLES A
TURTLE.-lf anybody has seen back-and-
tan dog, answering to the name of "Judse,"
going down street in company with hard
shell turtle that won't answer to anything,
and certainly won't answer to tackle as
the dog can tell you if you can get him to
stop long enough, please halt the eloping
pair, as they are the property of the editor OF
this paper. We are fondy attached TO the
dog on account OF his vas abondish, Bohemian
ish habits. He knows every dog in Peoria bv
name, and is on speaking terms, with nine
tenths, OF the dogs that come in under the
wagons, and he knows more OF the inbabi-
tants OF this city than the tax collector does.
The turtle is more recent acquisition. It
was placed in the back yard Yesterday. and
the dog spent an hour and half inv yng to
entice it to come out of its shell, and be So
ciable. The old iron clad maintained his re-
serve, however, until the dog crammed his
nose against the forward part and began to
sniff The pair seemed TO come to some sort
of understanding at once, for the dog made
an impetuous remark on very high kew. and
they both started on trip. The dog was
last seen sauntering along like a whiriwind
the turtle staying right by him. We sbouId
be very sorry to lose the dog now. as he has
acquired another important and valuable
quality. He knows more about turtles than
any other dog in the country, and it is mighty
hard to find real good turtl. dog.-Peoria
Rerip1p
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-17
,ERMS $500 PER ANNUMIN ADVANCE.

nrenent ne~a capable of keeping the feet warmer.
pa pda1s sa1r.ease diseases by promoting the requisite
a. anu ouafy @roa. perspiration, and are regarded.
sucb eases whero 1en,, as life preservers, even in
sucn eases wnere salt baths, the use of wbeys.
and other medicaments proved onite inegect,'
ual, There is hardly an onera,in', ,'e ineneI., ~
farm and about the farm house IN ~ho III .as. tno
could not be profitaby used. They are ms, 1ney
economical about stables, where leather shoes
arei exposed to the destructive attacks of
dungwater, in plowng, moving. barvesfino
in doing earth work in vineyards. chonniSS
wood, and n marketing.
With these advantages, in sautarv noint
OF view, they combine such durability as 10
last almost lifetime. They are light and easv
to wear, being provided with small cushion
on the upper side within, so as to obviate any
pressure on that part of the foot. They are
OF neat and pleasant appearance, either of
tneir natural color. or blackened, or varnish-
ed. Their size is large enough to allow the
wearing OF comfortable stockings in addition
to which, they are provided with leather
straps. Their price in Germany ranges fiom
fourteen to thirty-six cents-shoes for chill
dren being still less. These advantages will
certainly entitle them to the attention of a
portion OF the farming. manufacturing and la
boring population of the country.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-17
Wooden Shoes.

Experience has shown that number of
diseases, often resulting in impaired constitu
tons, and even in the loss of life, have been
contracted by portion of the farming and la
boring population in consequence of wearing
leather shoes, when en yaged in their opera
tions during cold weather, or in wet situa
tions. To prevent those evils to some ex-
tent, wooden shoes are extensively worn in
France and Germany. They are highly rec
commended by the agricultural societies and
Governments of Europe. Impressed with
their Importance, the Board Of Commerce ana
Trade of Winterburg called practical work
man from France TO give instruction in their
manufacture. Not allowing water to pene-
trate, as leather shoes do, they are naturally
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-17

CHAPPED HANDS. face, rough skin, pimpes
ripgworm, salt-rheum aud other cutaneous af-
fections cured, and the skin made soft aud
smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Soap, made
by Caswell, Hazard & Co.. New York BE GER
tain to get the Juniper Tar Soup, us there are
many limitations made with common tar which
are worthless. noy2G-4w
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

For SALE on favorable terms, valuable
slate property. partially developed, with most
encouraqina prospects, in the eastern part of
the State Owners REFER 10 o. L. fcllen, ESQ.,.
pppss office. ielI-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-17

JoB PRINTNG.-Every description If Job
Printing executed promptly, aud at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 100
Exchange st. WM. NJ .MARKs,
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
HORATIO STAPLES
78 Middle Street,
RISES TO EXPLAIN.
l have a few special OBJ
jects of interest to which I
wish to call the attention
of all who intend giving
themselves a feeling of sat
isfaetiOn, by making a few
presents on Christmas to
their frlends,---Presen
that, while inexpensive, are
sensible and in good taste.
Now nothing is more ac-
ceptable as a Christmas
present to a lady or gen.
tleman than a set of
1-2 dozen Fine Hand.
kerchiefs
IN A PRETTY BOX.
l have on my counters an abun.
dance of them. They were bought
cheap, and will be sold at small
profit, not at cost nor any such
nonsense.
Then another Present that al
ways brings out the remark,
'Why this is just what 1 have
been wishing for,'' is a good
PORTMONNAIE.
l have a perfect assortment of
them, from Lilliputian one for
the Baby to the finest Russia
Leather Purse fit for a King, in
cluding the old fashioned Calf
skin that last hundred years to a
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-17
WANTS, LOST, FOUND.
Dog Lost.

SUNDAY, black Newfoundland PUP, about 8
- months old, answers to the name of Grover" "
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at 2fI Congress Street. de16d3t#
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-17
Lost.

CATURDAY morning between Federal Street and
- Hunt & Leighton's store Middle Street,
GOLD PIN, round Grecian trimming with Pearls in
the middle. Whoever finds it will leave it at 43 Fed
eral Street and be rewarded. de15*1w
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-17

H1HB-HIGHEST market price will be paid for
Il BARLEY at 1873 Fore street, near the mar ket by
Oc30d3m P. MCGLINCHY,
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-17

IN pleasant part of the city, furnished or unfur-
Il nished, with or without board.
| Address E. B., 81 Brown St., Portland.
may14tf
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-17

The Peoria Rerie,o says that lady teach
er in one of the public schools was amazed
the other Gay by seeing a perfect forest of ju-
venile hands fly up in the air and shake and
gesticulate with violent agitation. "What
do you want?' queried the puzzled instrdc-
tor. Chorus yer hairs falling off,
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-17

A French gentleman, learning English to
some purpose, replied thus to the salutations
"HOw do you do, MONSIEUR" EDO vat?''
GLOW do you find yourself?" II never loss
es myself" "How do you feel9' ''Smooth.
You just feel me-"
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-17
Barley Wanted.

NVHE undersigned wishes to lease house in de
Il sirabie location tor one or three years.
b. BARNES, JR 80 Exchange street.
Portland. Nov. IL DIFF
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-17

Life has such hard conditions that every
dear and precious gift, every rare virtue, ev-
cry pleasant facnlty, every genial endowment,
love, hope. Joy, wlt,sprightl benevoence,
must sometimes be put into the crucible to
distill the one elixir-paiience.- Hamil
ton,
, 1873-03-25
SPRiNGFiELD.
Mo Quorum in Either House OF tho
State Lcgla1nturo.-n important Ril1s to
Como UP T0-NIorrosv-rC Ccrttficaten OF
1rfranixntlnn.

Mo Quorum in Either IEo1lso OF tho
State LoglHlntnru.-nu important 3i11sto
Como UP T0-NIorrosv-rC rCerttficatos OF
Organization.
Special Dispatch TO Tho Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, HIaroh 24.-The farco Of
meeting waa performed by the Senate and House
ut o'clock this evening. Thoro wore 10 Soma
tors present and 85 absent oo Representatives
prosont aud 1873 abHont. Tho Senate adjourned
in form, md tho Speaker adjourned tho House
without form, for want Of quorum. 1t In ex~
poctod thoro will bo largo attendance by
"Wednesday, and porhaps q quorum tomorrow.
It ia imporativoly necessary thoro should Ro
will bo put on its PASSAGE and thorc is not q
vote to spare. Tie nbBonco Of ono Of itB friends
may defoat the appropriation.
Tho Inke- Front Repeating bill alao comes up,
and the RAILROAD billa aro tho special ordor.
Mr.. Hildrup Is preparing to mako an exhaustive
argument Of 1lvo or Six honrs, and MoHars. Con-
molly, Morrison, Truitt, and Dunlam will makc
aot oratt ttous, besides spontaneous contributions
viii e consume @ the n ren,aindor' dor OF % tic week.
Tho Subcommittee has returned from tho
Penitentiary, and tho ontro report will bo pro,
aonted to tho House this wook It ia not believed
tint Credit Mobiltor has boon unearthod,, but
suit In more vigorous observance Of tho ruloas
| Of morality md Of tho priaon.
Capt. W. II. II. Lawton Inns boon rccommlB-
eionod as Custodian of tho United States Sur
i ftybs =.
Articles Of organization Of tho indianapolis,
4 stroator 4; Northwestern Railroad Company wore
| filed in tho Secretary OF Stato'e oillco to-day.
| This road runs from stroator, in Livingston
with tho Charlottesville t. indianapolis Railroad
Il Capital Rtock, 81 100000.
Certificate Of organization WAS also issued By
tho Secretary to tho National Printing Company
of Chicago; capital stock, $4,000. And also tc
tho HILL Manufacturing Company, of Grant
Crossng Cook County; capital stock, 100000
, 1873-03-25
CHICAGO IS TO HAVE A CRICKET CLUB.

In response to q briof announcement, a num-
ber Of gentlemen desirous Of establishing q
Cricket Club in this city mot for this purpose at
tile Sherman House on Inst eyoning. Capt.
Stowart wns called to tho Chair, but yacatod That
position In favor Of 1lr. 2. II. Tansoy, No. a ST.
Johns rlaco, Union Park.
The Captain dea1t with tho question Of the
meeting in an ablo manner, md referred to tho
n.nny gala days ho, in company with othora, had
spent in tho enjoyment Of this manly gauao for
several Of those fifteen or eighteen years ho had
passed in Chicago. Before the fire d cricket club
existed in Chicago, but of courBo TINT catastrophe
made it share tic common fate Of nearly all Of
our institutions. Now, however, the city was itself
agair, ,-ita public buildings and places Of ananao-
mont had all sprung up onco moro,-and ho
thought thnt with the return Of Chicago to hor
former grandeur, q cricket club, tho source Of 80
much pleasure, should also 10 revived. Jap
p1auao.1
After fully discussing tho subject, Mr.. Ire r.
Bowen waa unanimously chosen MS President
pro tom, and Air. Lynch was requested to act ~
Honorable Secretary.
On motion Of AIr. Francis r. Moalahon, it
was resolved that tho prosont meeting form
itself into committee to consider tho most
practical means of establishing such club, a'ld
report upon tho matter at tho adjourned meet
ing, to bo held In tho Sherman House ut .
O'Clock on next Monday oya1linS at Which all
lovers OF crielleting nro requested to attond.
, 1873-03-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Now York Finnnc1nl News.
NEW YonK, March 24.-TAo week orcns with All I'M
proved feeling In lnancla circles Money WIRE easier,
alld accessible to borrowers call ut comparatively
cheap rates.
Fo.eign exchange advanced,
BtbohH wero III Increased demand at higher rnngo
Of valueB Tho announcement that forged put " and
"ca privileges diHcorcrcd proved to DO only Of
a u call " on 100 aharca Of stock.
ntorling, Now York Central gold bonds inalo but
It IL perhaps premature.
Money rnnged from per cent to 1G4, anu interest,"
with tho bulk Of tho oans At per cent ut which thoro
were ofar1pgs at tho coac.
Sterling wnB firm at 107s%@10S.
Gold waB lower, ranging from 1l531 to HEX closing
at tho utter rate. LoaR, ~ to per cent for cnrry-
ing, and flat for borrowing. Olearlngs. $4,000.
Treasury disbursements, $7l, ,6U0.
Legal tender circulation, $685. IN increase Of
$3.50, ,600.
aoyernn.ene quiet but worry strong at Il n'lvance.
Htato bonds dull; Tcnncssccs heavy.
Pacilcs.
Stocks we're hrmor, md prices 193 per cent higher
with no marked rsaction until O'clock when weak
i feeling set III and part Of tho improvement wns lost
though at tho clogo there partia recovery and
atcady tone Tho greatest act!vy In Pacific A1al
which foil at tho opening from 55 to 551t aud er-
ward made steady advance to e7;s, Eeactn9 IN Late
dealings to 50H. Pauamn rosc from 11y to l161S tho
tadvauco being we'll maintained. Now York Central
roso from 1o14 to 1o3 cloa!ng at 1o9. Harlem was
T p zs,s 81 % e ioK, an1 Iartford E'ic, ~ 10 II:
Western Union was exceptionally weak, and declined
from 8715 to agt6.
Sterling. lQ71f.
, 1873-03-25

j. Moad, Of Winona, is at tho Briggs House
David E. Hill, President Of tho Akron Forgo
Company, Of Akron, O., il at tho Briggs House.
Gov. Straw Of Now Hampshire, who was
elected TOW days ago by wee majority,
called on tho Mayor yesterday.
Mrs. +. G. Sherman, Mrs. ]. L. Mnrsh, and
Mrs. L. J. Tutto, Of tllis city, woro III Now Or
leans at lust nccollitH.
Mayor Medill intonds to go to Springfield thia
evening, to SEQ what can DO done toward getting
our tax bill PASSED by tho Legislature.
l1lo Aimco, Milo. Villiora, Mile. Dosclaamps,
q. A. Uhizzola, i. GnteAu, 4. Duranl, and Mile.
uonnoll Rro ut tho Qartlner llonso.
A. L. Kont, Of thu city, has purchased a slto
for summon residence Mt Hun ltafaol u village
twelve miles north Of Sun francisco.
Hon. 8. 8. Mann, Elgin; Hon. Joseph Utley
Dixon; Hon. J. a. Carpenter Carpontoryillo
Hon. JameB Harrington, Geneva, aro at the
briggs lIouao.
Con. Alfrod II. TORY, Con. 0. D. Groom, Gen
D. y. Stanley. Col. ]. Il. Gilman. Col. Z. D.
, 1873-03-25

NEW YonK, March 2l.-At the Erie Railway
investigation to-day, 8. L., n. Dsrlow, Of the
ERIC Directory, aud counsel for tho Company
orr, lad called upon him Respecting tho propoos-
cd olnngo Of management ho wsntod 81 800 00o.
Mr.. barlow succeeded iu having. the amount re-
ducod, aftor communicating with 1lr. Mo1loury,
to s300O0O. Doaidos tliB amount thoro was paid
$4,000 to Mr., O'Dohorty, aud thoao excepting
whit was paid to siokloa, and to nlacoilaneous
counsel, wore all tho sumB TINT ho know Of hay
ing boon pRid. Tho London stockholders, Mr.
Barlow considered, woro entitled to bo reim.
barsol BY tho Company. Mr. harlow detailed u
Lo Effected with Dscholrhoim Il Co., whoreby
tho Ero Company was HaYel from bankruptcy
by TINT firm placing upon tho mar
kot thirty millions Of Eric consolidated. mr.
harlow d!d not know how much was paid to Gen.
Bioklea for lis personal gcryicoH. III reloronco1
to tho 500, QUO voted to tho Now York Central
Company, that Was for Erio's Hharo IN expensoa
, 1873-03-25

Rye, bm. 1soooo
LIT! 1ni.oyf s5g011
nla!l' oo1
'crTs pnov1arossrorf aniot md arm now css *1eo
oHc. Ali1dles firm, with good demand short clear
for last half Of Apti e,&o 'hort clear, arot s31e'
CstEEsr-stealy at 12117o
""'sh1-s''''y ynSw & e'ei ORLEANS.
New onLxANe, March 2i.-nnEApaTurrs-Flon
S s2s5oe So!H a ass sss sesa Sss et at
nnAN1Firm At e2he: am m
15Rs 9;ss* sas sai;iss ses';
ea.!er, 4 5@7H@7Ae; lianms, 1875 Lard dull;
t5is' ~ da ty fair exc soa.sos
pr'mo soe ; GoMeS q, 17}aio': }S;z1s ;! so,,.,
asg a5sg ss1 5' sss Cs, n's saps
w''' 1906 bales 1!GGn rftikRbERpiH 81 !sP hi'ss'
steady and unchanged. Wheat hold firmly; red, s1.g4
@1.od; amber, 500. Ryo hold at 83o Corn in far
demand yellow, doc. oats In limited request; whc'
4B860c.
TEInonruM- Crude 1aAio; refined, 18Kc.
"n1snr-steaay a. o2o; 1A,,,onr
DA11rssoRR, March st steady a.
nd unehnngea W9s scsH wsstern rc 9s
1.G
ern, 100000. Oats quiet; weatorn mixed, 4ods4ao.
Rye unchanged.
BlIe meals nr,ner: shoulders, d. rib sldes 7'to;
clear Rib, &c. sugar-cured hams, 12@1sc. Lard, 8A@
nuTTEH-Wostern unchanged.
"r'shs-N0m'n''' q os%fSo, gSIfe;
OBwEno,a March 24.-DnEADsruFFs-Nhea scarce
and firm. Corn n dull; Western, ooc. Barley dull; Bay
BUFFALO.
Dgrr4Io; March 2iasIarket generally dull. Wheat
nominal oorn-sA{Ss dfSTnsSSp Sf5s e track 'ts1s'
CLEVELAND, March o4,-DnEapBrurrs- quiet
and unchanged Wheat flr1ncr; No. held at s1:Go@
l7O; Nu soId to arrive At Sl.d3. Corn steady; hgh
mixed, 45o; law 1pxcd z4c. Oats quiet; No. sess'
| REr1vEp rE1no1ruM-Tirm and higher; car lots,
&c., Legal t''t Ohio 2t}{m?Es; r3fEpi
| ToLEno, March 24.-l5nEApsTuFfs-Flour lr!n.
Wheat in fair demand and llinher No.. white Wn-
April No. red, fl.72X. Corn nteady ana drn high
i1s io %xs ssSSsS '?s ?son 49, @ aP 10 ss W.
oats atoady.; Aiiohiesn, 2sHc:
;so b1is hest *i2s b
0E sn 1se S rs; wnoa 5000 bu
e'ooo bn; OATS 1000 bp: ,rrr,o,r
DETROIT March i24.-DnrApsTuFFsH,Floa - dnll H. ane
nsssass wss ss, s;i % M1sd Te sora f?
low 42He' oa'a in a9c' sT 9eMInd 1n11iS ut S'@'o'
e. LOUIS, A,areM 1,.n lms que
% ann oncnHmRc". Mncas nu!a ~, @In urSop1ns pns 1aos
seie8 on psiVae eorn3h toM sa,es shR1e M oa LUZ No.
!cu aRAt a. Si9o. puln nI!!cs w. a1G. ~ Iae
ua.s ~, % na ansaansSo @ ~ :, ~, dno
Eas. tTaeH. oaI!ey nr1n n1u n!bnGI ~. y o''
cluico 70 fancy, $l: :IUGsl'@o. tSe' ho'n1nB aono'
past r. s,x or,k so n,, ,,,,
yops nmsrt f@7Mn ia fr oIcar pbp md cna
s'ues hA9tSe hskea. Dacon easiHI 7i snoui4e, s
o.5o sotief Apf3 clear VHe ee''ef '"1Y' Aat
more qI ac'1TS yI1 ana nfmef f1eat 6'cam' f8c'
GArrLE-SteaIy and unchanged.
, 1873-03-25

Tho Groo1ey statute fund 50, 6i8.55.
Gov. Austin, Of Minnesota, will accept Troas-
uror Sccgor'o resignation.
Charles II. Lewis, son Of tho Virgiuia Senator,
has resigned as Minister to Portugal.
L. Warren, lato Of tho Bay City Journal,
has purchased the Saginaw Enterprise.
n1r. ind Mrs. George Alfred Townsend, OF
Washington, havo suffered bereavement III tho
death of an infant daughter.
Con. G. N. Dodge, it turnout, wan novor off,
ot Cd "'e''' ''0D''''' ''''' '''' ~ ''''' N''
Mrs. Harriot penniman, Of Baltimore, mothcr
Of Mira Secretary Robson, died ut the Socro-
tarys residence, last week. after T. Drior Illness.
Sho was upward OF TO years Of age
Charles r.: Boggs, Oharles Steodn,an, James
Alden, Thomas 4. Holfrdgo, Theodorns Bailey,
D1clancthon Smith, and Horny Walkor, all Rear
Admirals Of The Navy, will forthwith 60 OIL tho
retired list.
Thomas T. Sharpe Inns boon promoted to Mas
tor Of Transportatio.. Oh tile Baltimore Il Ohio
Railroad, having been tho assistant Of tho lato
". Prescott Smith. The corporations know how
to enforce Civil Service rules.
Commodore Vanderbilt has givon $500, Ono for
tho purpose Of erecting large seminary for
fcmalcs, On tho ground Of tho Moravlan Church,
at Now Dorp, Staten Island, to be built on the
plum Of tho seminary ut bethlehem, Pa., and ell
dowed by tho Commodore.
Johns Hopkins, Of Baltimore, Is many mill
ionairo, md las just given two 1nilllons to
found 4 Baltimore Charity Hospital, but lo is
not yot famous enough to have his lasne spelled
correctly. Tho newspapers nover heard Of such
4 namo ns "Johus before, nnd 80 thoy all
print it "John s." Or ~. s. I[opkins."
, 1873-03-25

NEH tUNh.
NEW YonK, March e. ,-CorToN-atore actiye aud
higher; midiliuR upland, 1o3tc.,,
BREApBruyra-Flour more active, and shade
ru'or for shipping gsnaea recotpts 900 brls super
Scatern and Slate, - ,a3@dG5 common to good eK-
tra. 9o.o5@765; good to el4oee S1oosa49; %1ite II
wheat extra. f9.5o@l05o; extra Onto, $7.soeglo:
st. Louis, $7.G5G9l275. lsye flour steady Ut $305e5
575. oori, meal quiet Wheat very tsn' With mos.
receipts, 6oo0 bl No. 2 A1waukco atloatt 81 ,o80
!1sN NJ 9nnrin wlnts1 Il red Ws9tsr Wsa
and nominal. Harley unchanged. Malt dHll. Corn
shade r1ner; scarcity Of freight room chscks expors
demand; rose!ptu, $4,000 hu; new mixed Meatsrr
siNs yellow Wostosn, d0caGoi4 g. Oata higher. viii
goud domand; receipts, 49, 00D I'M; new mixed Wost-
sr,. 47@bUo h!ack Weacin, 45Gai8Ho white, 4o@51o.
CLovKH BEEp-Quiet aud atcaly ;B'sGS8Asc. Timothy
quiet; {3.GOGe3.85.
Eats-Quiet Western, 24i6 case.
1IAy-utchangel.
1I0pB-Unchangad,
unooEn1Ea-Uoll'ee firm; Rio, 19'l11eNo. Sugar
oaaos. h1olaasos quiet Rud tlrn lcv quiet at TIC
BHc.
pETnoLEuM-Orllto, 0!io; refined, zoo.
TunpENTlAE-Dulla at b6e,
Stock Ut grain In warehouse:
nleAaI n'touI
IV40
, 1873-03-25

NEw YoRK, AIafch 2l,--15EEvEs-Fo-day q, III cars At
Ono Hunircdth Htreet, 90 nt Communipaw, 10 ut
Yeetawkon, making only 2o8 head, completing 0,o9o
active md prices about 10 h!ghcr Or 1o15o for
fair 100 lbs Tc1ans; 1lN fer 2oo bs Il,tnois; 19Ae
owt choice reached 14c, with cars extra OK owt
grados st l4c' 60 lbs por 9wt; g. esra M o$ cwt 1lS@
~ cwt, 12l3kc, AMI cars Texans, l,loo lbs, 1oNo,
tho markot closng atrong.
suEEr--To-day 2,l0O, making 10000 for the week,
against II 100 the previous week. Doing better, sell
lug ut b18c extra, LOG lbs, Michigan, 8;5c
car 20 lbs, sato, IKE; 102 It's. ohto 7o chr u
!ts, 0Isc; car 1903 ibs 75t.
lIoos Total, $4,000, agnnst $4,000 tho previous
week. Prices advanvol to 51s98}5c aive, and 7871o
for city dressed. Total Wcsorn rcsHed for ho wuek,
2080. There wcro 70 cars Of live to.lay.
, 1873-03-25

L1vEnpoo1, March 2I-11 q. n,.-Tlour, 2sa. viii
19r %heat 1s aa ariag n al12a ~ %e, ~ e. III sI1
38s 6l.
LIVERPOOL, March 2s--1:30 2. m.-DrcalHtna's firm.
Corn, ais 9lGla8s. Pork, Gle. Lard, 3as ID.
LoEpoA, n1arrll 24.-Cnnaols for money, 92a4l &C.
count, va o2oo Of 'G5 u; 5-2os Of G7t o3a lo4o1
69A now Is, 9l76.
pAis1s, March 24.-Rcntcs, 5Gf G5c
L1vEnroDI, Aurcll 2I.-uotton firm; middling up'
land, 9il; Orleans, 9hl; Ralos, $1,000 bales; A'ncr
can 10000 ba1cs speculation aud export, 5000 baos
Drcatlsnns firm. He'd wintcr wheat, 12s 2d. Flour
28s. Corll, c7u 0dGe3s.
Pork, Gla. Lard, 38s 9d. Chcnae, 7Js. Cumberland
middlcs, 37s. Short ribs, 38s.
, 1873-03-25

rH1IApELrH1A, Nrnrch 24.-BRrvEs-Fnr demand
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, 1873-03-25

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-01
New Advertisements.

Jack for sale.
Edgefeld houses for rent by a. Camp
bell.
Agent for Victor Sewing Machine wanted
at q North Summer street.
Coelebs meet tonight.
Barnes & Co. announce an extensive auc-
ton sale of furniture st their rooms, No. 20
North College street, this morning.
Parties wishing sweet potato slips, cab
bage, tomato and pepper plants should read
a. j. Greene's advertisement.
Steamer Belle Vernon for Cincinnati at
II O'Clock to-day.
Broadway spring style silk and fancy
hats at Benson's, % North Cherry street.
Among our new advertisements will be
found that of the old, excellent and well
known book firm Of W. T. Berry & Co.,
who have removed from the Square and
are now occupying No. 5, UNION AND
AMERICAN Block, Cherry street, opposite
the Maxwell House. The best and largest
collection of English literature IN the South
can be found at this house. The collection
embraces many works of rare value, some
Of which can not be readily duplicated. A
catalogue of many interesting volumes is
published in to-day's paper. Fancy articles,
pictures, escrotoires, albums, etc, are kept
by w. T. Berry & Co, who offer special in
ducements in good articles and low prices.