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The Portland daily press., 1874-01-20

DOES ADVERTISING PAy?-There Is no IN
stance on record of well sustained system OF
judicIous advertising failing of SUE .s cess
"My success is owing to my hoeran'y IN ad-
% Il advertised nv productions and made mon.
Constant and persistent advertising is a sure
prelude 70 wsa.seSgoeS goar G,'qrd a. .,
invest one dollar in advertising that business
"A T. Steudrt.
swithout the aid of advertisements could
have done nothing in my speculations. 1 have
the most complete faith in printers ink. Ad-
vertising Is the royal road to business. Bar
nun. -
advertising has furnished me with COM
petence. Amos Laurence.
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w. r. Phillips & Co.,
AGENTS FOR THE CO.,
46 G. 4S MIDDLE ST.
fsb1s IvTr&S

MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Portland. Nov. 19, 1873.
Y0ur ttenaion II resp ps cafuIly invited 70
the following City Ordinance which ii is
my duty to enforce:
"The tenant OF occupant. end in case there should
Of any building or LIT of lond bordering not more
than one hundred anil fftv feet on any street, lane,
conrt square. public place within the city, where
there is any footway sidewalk, shall. after the
cea-ing to fall Of any snow, If in tie day tire within
three hours and If in the night time, bef re ten OF
the clock OF the forenoon succeeding such
snow tn be removed from such footway or Sidewalk,
and, in default thereof. shall forfeit ana pay sum
not less than two dollars, more than ten dollars
and for each and every hour tbcI eater that the
shall remain on such footway sidewalk, such ten
ant. occupant, owner other person shall forfeit
and Day sum not less than one dollar, e
than ten dollars. AOd il such building or lot should
extend more than hundred and fifty feet on any
occupant, owner or other person, to remove such
snow from the footway sidewalk for the space of
hundred and fifty feet, according to the provis-
ious and subject to the penalties aforesaid"
"The provisions nf the preceding secti shall also
apply to the failing of snow from any building"
s'Whenever the sidewalk, or any part thereof adj
joining any bu lding or lOt o: land any street,
shall be encumbered with ce it shall be the duly Of
the occupant. and in there il occupant, the
owner, any person having the care of such bull-
ing lot to such sidewalk to be made safe and
Convenient, by removing the ice therefrom, by
covering tue same with sand or other suitable
substance: and in such owner occupant, Or
other person. shall neglect so to do, or the space OF
six hours during the day time, he shall forfeit
raw not less than two more than five dtllars and
a lke sum for every day that the same shall contin-
ue encountered.
The above ordinances will be strictly enforced.
GEC. W. PARKER,
no2Otf City Marshal
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

For SALE ON favorable terms, a valuable
slate property, partially developed, with most
encouraging prospects, in the eastern part Of
the State. Owners refer to s. T. Pullen, ESQ.,.
PRESS Office. iel4-dtf
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A GOLD EAR RING. enamel setting. The find
"a tr will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
Poriers fruit store. corner Of Brown and Congress
Streets jal7d3ts
The Portland daily press., 1874-01-20

JOB PRINTING.-Every description # job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices. at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 1863
Exchange st. WIN. M. MAFKs.
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EXPLOSIONS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a, 1873.
II SELDOM, if ever, pick up newspaper without
l. seeing, among the first items that arrest my at
tention, the record of terrible boiler explosion
Very many causes assigned for this loss Of life
and property. great deal is said TO what should
be done and what should not be done. But scarce
ly hear it said that these explosions due to
accumulation of Scale in the Boiler and yet eight
out of ten instanc that occur in midst are un
doubtedly due to this cause.
Now, permit me to say that manufacture Com
position that will readily and thoroughly this
incrustation; and while am constantly sending 1t
the United States, exact no pay for its
less it gives perfect satisfaction and fuhls all he
claims make for it.
My preparation will remove Scale from any Hoiler.
matter how deen may b. the ircrusat on, AMI at
the time it will prevent injury to the Boiler
from anything which may be held in solution by the
water contained IN it. This article will absolutely
prevent the formation Of Scale II timely introduced
, he pow er which manufacture has been
fully tested by Of the ablest chemists in the
countr. and its fitness to keep iron clean and TO
pI eserve 1t has been demonstrated by them in the
most satisfactory manner.
II you will send for my circular, with my terms and
full particulars. give me call. think will be
able TO convince the most scertcal that this eompo
silion will JUSTLY all / cl i'm for II.
Very respectfully yours,
GEO. w. LORD.
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TOr Sale

TvHE house on State Street, occupied by the un-
l. dersigDed. This house is thoroughly built Of
brick and stone and has all modern conveniences.
ALLEN HAINES.
Portland, Sep. 18th, 1872. sep19-tt
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BIOckuaker Wanted.

Fu.HE subscriber has steam power and all the ma
Il chineiy tor making Ships Blocks; also a stock
In shop for manufacturing. Want man to work by
the day or job buy opt the business. Address
HENRY McGILVERY, Belfast, Me. jal6dlm
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Wante6.


PELIABLE energetic MEN TO canvass, to whom
~ good wages and exI enses will be paid. None
but men of good habits need apply, Address P. o.
land. ia13d1m
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Work Wanted.
WaNfed.

RY Ycuug Man to live a team, wages not so
1D very high, but wants work M st any thing.
Jal0i2w Address rs. L." Press Office
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WANTS. LOST, FOUND.


n oSr a CITY Han Friiay nferneon, isth inst.
- small Morocco POkTMONNAiE containing
u IN siKts 20 seventy dollars. The I'm er viii receive
the above re xaId by leaving ass Congress -freet
OF at A. HAwE'S store Stfondwater. laiaifws
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CODartnershiD Notice
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm Of .povr,co
dissolved Dec 31st 1873 by assignment to Silas
w. Robinson and Ry' on D. Verrin,
Portland, Jan. 1, 1874. ja5tf
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NOTE LOSTi

VDkoMtSSOkN Note dated AZ East Parsonsfield
Jan; ., is7i. for sleS. payable 20 r. q Kn ght,
or erdet IN two mpnths from date, with interest.
signed by A. o. smart All parties are cautioned
against negotiating said note as payment s stopped.
Dc. G.. KNIGHT.
Cornish, Jan. I, 1874. jai7diw.
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NOTICE..

WAY Billed from Lewiston to Portland. Decem-
w Der II, 1873. Horse consigned to Charles f.
not called for within one eek from date he will be
sold at public auction to the highest bidder.
w. S. EATON,
Frei ght Agent NJ. G. K: r.
Portland Jan. 10, 1871. Ja14'lw
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A SITUATION as Donble Entry BOOKKEEP-
"A Err, by young man of ten years experience,
formerly at WoClen Mill and now employed in a
Wholesale Grocery House in this city, which engage
ment will close in few days. Can give satisfactory
references from former and present EN- mployers.
Enquire OF +. G. ROLLINS,
1aS*2w % Exchange Street.
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Extra Chance.

YUyHE small stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods
Il with Fixtures at 33l Congress strict. 10
sale at bargain. rare chance for any one VINO
wants good stand. Apply there. >al4oiw
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AGENTS WANTED!

WE want good smart aeents either male or female
w in every town in Maine, for the best selling ar
ticle in the market. Agents Can make from S3 per
day upwards. Call and the inducements we of
fer. AL letteIs must contain so cents for sam ple
STAPLES & CO., Room Is Fluent Block, Pert
land, Me. ja7*d2w
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A little four-year-old in Richmond, very
fond of a certain dish, when asked by his
mother if he wouldn't like to be an angel with
wings, and fly about heaven like his little dead
brother, replied, after pause:-''No ma; I'd
heap rather be hawk, and live on chick
en-"
The Portland daily press., 1874-01-20

In Hartford, recently, stranger went to
hotel for bath, and as he did not emerge
from his retirement for an hour, the proprie-
tor entered with fears OF suicide in his heart,
to see what was the matter. The stranger
had only been washing his shirt, and was
waiting for it to dry.
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The "Limerick House,"
FOR SALE.
L The subscriber offers for sale his Hotel
E@ prol rty in Limerick Village York County.
EML The house has % rooms all in good repair,
9,Eg9, with shed and two large stables adjoining;
EEM1. two wells of water on the premises, and
every convenience for frst-class Hotel.
The "Lmerick House, is well situated for securing
liberal patronage.
Enquire further of the owner,
JOSEPH G. HARMON,
mar13dtf Limerick. ME.
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FOR SALE.
A LOT OF vacant land, situated on the west side
IA of High, between Pleasant and Danforth, SITS.
This let has front of about 81 feet and is about 1914
feet deep, and plans have been drawn b How, for a
block of seven or nine genteel and convenient resi-
dences, aud adapted for the same Enquire of
EDWIN CHURCHILL,
No. 4Portland Pier,
mar28 From IL to O'Clock. P. N.
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The other day an Iris hman With very
heavy bag got into an omnibus, and sat
down hAlsl."s the bag his knees. The
Conductor wanted to take Il from him. -aOh''
said Paddy, "sure the poor creatures of
horses have enough to do to drag along with
out that-Tll carry 1t meself."
The Portland daily press., 1874-01-20

IN pleasant part ofthe city, furnished or uufur-
l. nisled, with OF without board.
Address e. B., 81 Brown St., Portland.
mav14f
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Barley Wanted
Rooms Wanted.

THE HIGHEST market price will be paid for
Il BARLEY at lSS Fore street, near the mar ket by
oc30d3m p. .MCGLlNCHY,
The Portland daily press., 1874-01-20

Sometime ago farmer in the Highlands
lost his wife, and out of love for her memory
called his estate "Glenmary." A neiehbor.
having met with the same afiiction, and be-
ing equally desirous Of keeping before him
the image Of his dear departed, folio wed his
example, and gave to his farm the name OF
''Glenbetsy."
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ANIMAL MEETINGS.
ANNUAL MEETING.

Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad Con
pany.
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"Don't You mean to marry again. my dear
sir?' said buxom widow to her neigh
bor.
mo my dear widow" said old custy, "Td
rather lose all the ribs I've got than take
auotherw
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For Sale

HOUSE No. 42 Pleasant Street. INQUIRE at the
IL House from TO 5 O'Clock p. M.
Portland. Oct 18th. ocl3dtf
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Dr., entering the hospital surgery. met
Paddy Boyle, the orderly. and asked him
which he considered the most dangerous of
the many cases then in hospital. 'Thar, SIR"
said Paddy, as with an Indicative jerk Of the
thumb he pointed to where lay on the table
a case of surgical instruments.
The Portland daily press., 1874-01-20

SMART. active Woman to take charge of house,
- hold duties in boarding house. Address
HOUSEKEEPER,
de17dt Post Office. Portland.
, 1874-08-12

nance, order and direct that roturn ot any warrant
sud Y ss q, 7, o'c ss s made \ TING 70
liz osy authority In hill I'D Ma,e<s 1t the Cy Ool.
lcctor % make him settfc,,
Ihs CouFt-nnt 10 settle ha must mako nnsl
setlefnont ns IA there With these books under
s.n ~ was G pg + r Nox who il o
pEt1HauENr TEnHoNAL TAXI
Thoro is no provision III lt ;o0 FOR tho return of
feq'lfss tho County Uoertor Is be- ro,iied Of % ssd
,o;s aaa aM9s ~ pfnyide 20 hc may mud out which
gel!eetor g him npon which bo can do any s1c tug
Yet III 3oo provides for tho assessment Of pcrsonat
1t On t Tho warrant ISSUED 70 tho Collector.
constitutional 4uosons thai have been raisoa unless
soaae sch can he met By onuukai by which tbs 0tcu,.
Tics Tug Court hna found can bo dlspoHcl Of. Willis
nent overy lue has eenlsa.d by tic representatives
o. aho city lerc That can te eaid on tho subject and
T ,h,s 61rtlSs ~, ss.o st on spocon # a record
ut nnysa '.s shs dH nsS hexo
bore ~thont hops rSa neos arc nttit sntiroy i'y xyh
tue sT IL ny judunen bill aVo Is inadequsts for
srEc1A1 AasEeedENTs
1o.e by authority Of Incorporated cstcs and villages.
Juiso Eorton-l would ask the Cous. for n fow
days time to consult With tho city authorities and
ton.
Tic oonrt-1udrmens Will 10 rezorvea until Thurs.
day morning,
This decision appliea only to cnBoa vllero oh.
5ecttons roro nndo. Judgment having a}ronily
boon given on lota and lAit1s whore no objections
wore tllod. But though tloso 1anls will DO Of
forcd for sAlo, yot no ono Mil buy t1lom, oHfnK
to tho dccielon Of tho Judge CONCERNING bill 500,
aud thoy will, therefore, hayo to DO bid iil by tho
city, which will not secure Nhat 1t nooils tho
noBt, tho uonoy.
, 1874-08-12
An Oregon Shooting Affair,

John Delmater was toaohlug tho young idea
gon. no was : vell:oonduotod, well.boloved
young man of 90, aud had q large and thirty
tng school Of boys and girls. Among otIor pr-
p11!a 49,. nss Caroline Briggs, > yenns eifl Of
Doln.tor md bis pupil Caroline. a I sohool.
and Caroline was his fayorito. uo may haye
!alhowlht, too, Sometimes this cannot bo Helped.
f,s Im9 . othor girls may layo got toelous-as they
aaelioolmasser aud CAROLINE briggs, and Mrs,
Briggs heard what was said sho armed herself
wlth heavy caldgel, aud hcr son David, aged
IL, with ritle. and nothor and son wont to itho
solool-louao to mako trouble. Mrs. briggs COM
moncsd beating the, schoolmaater with tic cud-
gc and told David to shoot, mud tho sobooi ecat-
torea. David shot four times md tho Inst shot
produced mortal wound. Tho polioo cano aud
Mra. nrlggs told them tho sclloolmastor Ind
taught her daughter wrong things and eho had
Killed. him for 1t. 6bo was nrt oatcd. Dotmator
made his Till. and also n1ado n dying statement
under oath that nothing immoral Or criminal had
pasacd between him aud Caroline Briggs. uo
diou. and tho people wcro At last accounts talls-
son David.
, 1874-08-12
a Woman Shot and q House Burned
~ Ashck by K1.lts1ss Regulators,

From Tic Fort SrUtt tKaH.l Monitor.
FROM hir. Simon BurkAollor who livea int1eu
hontn"est of Darnesyllle, small town in tso
northeast corner oe tho County, we learn tho
gart'culafs OF dastardly Outrage committed On
IaesdaY night. party Of about fifteen or
twenty nrmod nlsn visited hlr. BurAholder'a
1nrm nbont u O'clock at night, quietly Hlipped
ap TO tho house., anl plnced m armful OF shiny
in8a oh tho cellar-door. aud set ilro to thotu,
Iho iames 'mmediate!y aot 1lro to tho house aud
hlr. and Mrs. nutkholder, On hearina thh
noso, rushed out Of tho house. when a yoliav n
ehots Was instantly tired at them from Tin
brush, two Of which took effect wountJinT
Mra. B., in both thighs, one Lall onit,r nt's
lodging III tho loft She ran into au ndioininv
corl,-iefd and covered horAolf IN with ra cor1i'
thus sscaping from tha inauman wrotcles. Bno
was found yesterday In pitiablo condition.
bleeding and unable to walk. AIr, Durkloidor
succeeded in making his escapo 10 tha brus1,.
and narrow eacnpo It was, as tic ba1la whiatln.
BY lin thick aud fast fortunately nono Of them
takiug effect, ''
Tho only explanation that can DO ciyon for
this horrible afIAir 10, TINT Mr. 1,,,rkholor'a
brother, who formerly }ivsd with him, but Who
IL now Ia Iennsylvanla, waa suspected Of ktow-
ing something about Eonlo thieves that in-
festod tho noighborhood ao,na tirno Ainco,
Mr. Hnrk4oilor claims to KNOW four or flyo OF
the parties Implicated. and IL non in tho CITY
taktug sonio steps to bring them to justice at
once.
, 1874-08-12
ARTICLE K,
Jl.,nsI1tfnx

sKo11os1 ANY pesou who sal wlltully or negligent
1y ytustc ANy IT tho rules given as1er thu foregoing
eight sections Or any rt OF any oua Of thcu ahast
nuisance As o CATO nay be, and will bo snb]act 10
pnhl'o trial before ANY competent court uf jlattea
SEQ. = Buch court shall! upon conviction, Baitonce
any such oendar of Ito law, fur tile rB otreusc not
ieas than so nor more than $2s for the second Of
lsiiae uot lcsa tan $2s uor moro than $i9o far tle
third ononsc, occurring within tbs laas of ya4r
tron the cotmsal Of tha asst orenso, not losH ihan
$3oo nor mors tl!an 81 oD0 ahali III my auy
suhseqMen punishment 1s fufGror to preceding o,c.
sHo .. Tho sad court Tor e1as tho Hoard Ut poltto
Consmsslo,lers} shall kewsss order the abntelnon of
any nnssauco created ly such censs, sud give
cruhall full TO abate such nuisance within tie tluo
granted h!m for The effect. then, In Auc case lo Tor
fAoy} sllull 10 bold to fno Of not leea than $40
nlorh tsn $50 each sud oYery day which the said
nulHallca ala rosua!u in existence beyond tls time
grautOQi -
, 1874-08-12
The Florida Tragedy.

FTuN lN6 Cu!EMDHd {tf7ts] 1tH,
Authentic intelligence reaoAes US Of bloody
tragedy Which occurred at atariauua, Fta,, Inst
Saturday. Charles Nichols sged aome az yoara,
was lllied by q. W. AoorlnK, wllo entered i
back door a1d with doublo-barrol gun arod
tho fttal alot. hlooring soyora yo4ra ago mar
rieh Stokois' eiator, aga'nst the opposition OF
hnr fsmily, ninpo which foud i1as axiatoa anlong
tho opposing elanlonta. Nichols wus sllot wlltlo
ut hia desk, a1ll died four hours aftor. Mooriug
Also tndeayored to kill Niohola' tather, but could
not ind him ~ no WAS bohind q door in tho
store. Mooring enaeayorel, to kill tho latter
th1ee yohrs ago. Mooring had boon drinking
heavily for several days. Ile is claimed to 10
insars. 11e IL lawyer, and a uau Of wealth.
Altar shooting kicko!s, Mooring wanted 10 kill
blu w;fe'a sister, when 10 Nas ars0atad,
, 1874-08-12
EDUCATIONAL.

RACINE COLLEGE.
Tao tyc9tysee9,a year Of Kantno Collass viii begin
tes: he sslenao sehoo ID th1 Preparatory Depart.
m,ens , he ur.ni,nar sshoo ho Mathematical sahool.
lie nn7: " of s%. ,eos M
1ns ss. Msr 5tmos neKeron p: Dr. RaoIe. Wis., Data.
GAn y. It tho Mcrcharts National Bank,
es A. hin5ou liAthonAfe I'd, Il Us5k.rt, Of at jan.
aon. MoQur4 Co.'S. = W. "
BISHOP HELLMUTH COLLEGES,
h0NDON, ONT, CANADA,
Ane5 tho ntxhost intellectual and Ohristtsn ucatsou
X rnssuns A rs ot Eontloen. NJ very D4or
1,,ii;F,t ,R,fgStd;Snt 9nd r. FGaHtnr1HE r kiaifr REV t.
Tho golloEos ato Tsspoo1oy suptiiod xith ~ abta
sts1 Of K1perloneod hurnpean TeaoEnrs "'' - "o''
For fnsth1r particulars apply TO an HRf1pErAnv
Tlts Torn begins Hapt. 2.
, 1874-08-12

lhs M Ius.ssntson Mas poen !ncoip2Tatea ~ ono
~" Posui@t'e"s ea"1''@ol' na1so'aohs VI taa
otTso. m, .,,,.., -. H.. ,..,,...,,
~ aco,sn nitI Insscs Q. .no ln8tnuon ~, re
toa y. eoa.ounl . snasaa.ss: pIt 70 auntsn .i1o
- ~ e. o. " aAt p9tt'oh 81 'ne yontu
~ OF sne sta1o noI proylaeo lar IN any o. tta other
ouneaIona! a. 1natltnsions "no arc Of propof
scnooiatsenoln6 e!, ago, anu Wno s1a4 1nmaln eunn
Euporintondout M md ioarI m 10 Of Truataes antioo
20 lmpars al toe e94cauon PEaotloanio 10 oseh
H.cnas 4;a caso, sna II coh1o1"'s5 ~'tn 1o8a4a-
sAoma ms;,,s nsaea1natss ,,s spsiaasu. .;,a ~ ..
cnMutea a oe.mean .no ages ot ~ anu 10, Wao
ioSo' us ~ unnc'Sms an tp'o.'senso ~ 20 ne
aueapnplo ot po11lk euucate4 " auy 3t0nary
eeGu!. e auu wv s.o toehu =" 81 huaap osaes
tat tut !nssrpos'on' 1o"f w @oossaa oy 'oa oopof
"1eaaSs't. n,.'a;1a x, rr;n,,. 49, a...a .u.
ehIhlee' non;1a, 5u,lon, any "asn'p8 arc 1nf-
A'nneu t1 Rlatultously ny tue eth5e. s..
Iho pafonts Or Eunfdiang OF those IN who8o
, 1874-08-12
CHICAGO LADIES' SEMINARY,

16 aud II 6hcldon.st., near Washington.
osns tweinh Bert Il; full eou.e OF study sxcex
enced teaohoa and thorough work. Just essctod anothor
largo bnlsdn with assembly A,d claas-oos on onranco
hoor. Larger Accommodations for boardors.
NIHH f1uEf4f3 prfno3naf
, 1874-08-12

CUTjIfilh43UHtfk.
sEuTIoN l. Tie eexecnou OF tlle foregon8 orInanres
AZ detailed under fla eleven arclpa aud their hnntlry
secttous, IL hereby rlacel with tho uoard Ut Hocu
Commissioners, who for such rposoa 'nay olect, viii.
concurrence Of tha Mayor such nunler of otcera III
by thum doomed c1polept and rroper,
6Eo. =. Tho Hoard Of Ioltce commissioners arc
hereby empowered to dociarn to 10 public nulaances
alt buildings, or larta thoreo whcl may by them bo
deonol Ianbly aud evidently unsafe xlld dangerous
to itfe or lib Or WHICH may 6y them ba dccne1 Of
traordnariiy dangerous ln regard 10 rr, and 10 casa
tlo Immediate bat:cnt of any aud al sil u,itsa,lcea
III lnsnuer by t4e,n deemed oxloIlout auu proper.
, 1874-08-12

An exchange giyes tho following account Of =
ueaaol'a stratagetn, NTH the auupioioua raulark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON March 10. 1874
m HHfGn hr nan
treat Britain $50 TO ,hs Continent $780, coas'w'e'
NEW onLEAss March 10. 1874
Cotton less active middnss ise iS.c s oW mia
Ne bales srSss SIS nHporssi, S E
'Oe~ sAr.ss4. MARCH en- y. .d dsia
9 sae sa'if! lsf ISIS
'O ''''' ''-~' "ILxiserox, n. c., March 10, 1874
SPIRITS Of r9enns nomnay at .c gosn s 81 ,s at
hard, 81 % Tor yellow dip. Tar quiet 81 20
GnAKLEsroS March u, ls7a
i5c 54e good ordinary c o Set ~ res Ss on soe
pent, 6,7i2; coastwise, 1871 Sales S05o stock i2ss.
NOZZLE, March 10, IS7t
low Go10n sassr Ct arasar M
bales Exports coastwise i9o. Sales 500 Stock So
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat quiet; sal es No
white Michigan q. y s. amber seh,gan o At q H
s hiss ' s as s4ss a rev sS sh4 s
N a M6ea % eo sSd an :.
sos dooats. shipmeuts-l,doO bushels whest 5000 do
:. ,o-.
Imports-Flour $3.50 hbls; wheat 1850 bushels;
sG5S DO 0a s2
cats sG' Ss s'GE 2Sli ss,,s's sssT'1f
new corn on track at Zoe. Oats quiet; Western No
held at 53c. Barley steady; Canada, 81 50 81 80;
Western, 81 IS a 81 70 Rye nominal at 81 " Barley
malt hrn Canada, 81 20 ~ U5; western, 81 W 81
Other articles unchanged. - -
Flour steadv sales l5oo bbls at 81 Is for spring,
SIS % amber winter 50 Is for white winter 50 % for
double Wheat quiet; No Milwaukee CLUB 81 10
steady; sales lots at Soc Oats Doe state
Barley inactive Corn meal 81 % for poted and - %
unboited per Millieed unchanged-Shorts, SO;
shDstufs $50 mddlings, S2s Railroad freghts
Flour Boston, Soc to New York 4oc, to Albany 36c
CHICAGO March l9, 1874.
Flour quiet and unbalanced Wheat quiet ana weak:
sales No spring, 81 "a 81 PA; No do, 81 Is tor
regular 81 IS Tor fresh spot 81 1917 81 lSa, April;
81 Pa, May; No. do 81 Is; rejected, 81 % 81 Cy4
sl,so Tor rsgular e2&e for strictly fresh spot slsc
ected old o34c. new, SS4c Oats duh and unchanged
Rye steady sales OF No at S5c: q sc. BARLEY quiet
fair demand at an ady ance sales at 81 o. cash. 81 -
Bulk steady; sales shoulders at 6ac, short rib
middles at &c. and short clear middles at spot loose
bushels wheat 1900 do 10 @ 81 600 Do % oats 5
wheat 1000 corn 81 COO do. 60OO do barley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-20
THE MURDERED PEDLER.

The Star Chamber inquistion at Princeton reiat-
ing to the murder OF the unfortunate pedier, Solo,
mon Krauskorpf is still in session with closed
doors. No new developments have as yet been
discovered and no ciew TO the perpetrator OF the
bloody deed has been found. This solemn conclave
OF Jersey tnquisitors have earned for themselves
an unenviable reputation in the management OF
this case and from present Indications 1t is likely
that their arclcal proceedings will last Tor three
or four days more. Mr.. Beasely. the District At
torney, Will enter protest before the Board of
Freeholders OF Mercer county against any bill that
may be presented for the payment of the expenses
OF this sham investigation, on the ground Of ile-
OQllty.