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New York Markets,

NEW YORK, april q.
Cotton-l q lie better; sales 1900 balesi MiddinS
Flour-Receipts s,62s bbls sales $500 bbls; State
ana Western less active and prices are 9eco
60 caange snpsrne state at ~ 20 q 49, Ronnd
Hoop Ohio Il o5 q ID 20; Choice DO 10 70 y a 90; So-
perfne Western 10 20 q IL O0j Common 70 good Ex-
ira Western IL 80 "a n so; choice do Is o. q IA 80
Southern in fair request with sales 700 bbs mixed
to good at Il 90 o 10 40; Fancy and Extra, Is 90 q
175 California scare s dS anu URN win sales OF 2oo
Wheat-loss active and Spring rules in favor OF buy
ers sales 1000 bush.; Milwaukee No. 2 at GO q
choice White Michigan at 70; White California %
@331.
Corn-dull and unsettled, opening / a &c lower,
and closing trIner with fair speculative demand /;
shippers are not in Tie market TO any material ex-
tent; sales 15l0GO bush; Mixed Western, in store,
at 81 q 1855, closing at ST. new Mixed Western at
l 81 in store; Southern Yellow afoat at 10.
Oatsless active and prices are lc lower sales 81
600 bush State at SIC; western at 10 q 'oc; Yer
Beet~stealy; sales $50 bbls new plain mess 10 90
@ = %; new extra do, ~ 70 g - ss %;
mess e %; prime at i IS q 10 90; also 175o bb Sa
new mess at % 10 a 3 Il, buyers MAY.
Lsri-fr1n and quiet; sales 45O bbs, at 12@ "a t3ac
Butter-qmet; sales Ohio at IL q lac; State at IL
Whislley--qulet.
Rce-quiet. .s
SuSars-alil and lc lower; sales 325 hhds Musco-
yaso at l02 l0sc; 2fS boxes Havana and 900 bags
Manila on private terms
gold. ~ " N " 49, "
Enthusiastically.
Naval Stores-quiet; Spirits Turpentine at rs q
roc; Resin ss ISL q 900. y =
oi!s-frm; linseed al IS g / 50; lard, sperm and
whale gu ct. -
Petrolcun--firm for crude and dull for refined
crude at 16!c; refined bonded at 26jc.
11Sc. -ss.-l .I1F : -
Woo-withOut decided change sales $50, 900 TBS. at
Is q &c for domestic fleece; 65c for combing; 725c
tor scOurel 81 70 474e Cor suer pulled; 80 q 57tc for
extra puiel 20 e. 40e for Texas; Is q Sec for Cali
lornia; 70 q &c or MesGza; and l6 q 20s for East
India. '.a-
Ereishts % Livorpool-9uiet Cotton S-led per sail
and % 5-lG.l per steamef. r
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NEW Yong, April q.
The steamer Louisiana IRON Liverpool which
has been detained ut quarantine by the Board
OF Health since THURSDAY will Il is said be
permitted to come up this morning. Seven
deaths occurred among her passengers since
leaving Liverpool, mostly children OF German
emigrants from fever and dYsentery. sst-st
The Police Commissioner undekerred by The
recent action of the Common Council, is busi-
ly engaged in preparations for issuing licenses
TO pawn brokers, haehmeo and Others, in ac-
cordance with the new law transferring to them
authority over such matters
NEW YoEk, April rs.
A cable dispatch to the Herald SAYS the prize
fight for the championship Of England, be-
tween Wormaid and BALDWIN. did not come
of. the latter failing to appear
Advices from Quereta>o to the 6th inst state
thst the Imperialists made another sortie on
the 9th, but were repulsed, And Gen. kiramon
mortally wounded.
A special dispatch to the Times, from Knox
vile, states tia. mob o. Loyal Lesguers in
Biount county, Tenn, recently drove out the
minister from the Methodist Church South
and dispersed the con yregation, being insti1at-
ed thereto BY the preacher Of the Methodist
Church North.
Dr. Luke Blackburn, who attempted TO in
froGuce yellow fever BY means of infected
clothing into the United States during the war,
has petltioned the Attorney General for per-
mission to return from Cana Is to his native
land, and sske his trial in Kentucky. The At
rorIeY General is understood to have answer
ed that he has no power TO grant the request.
a prize fight occurred az For: Leo this morn
ing between Joseph denim and Charles Nc
Cus>icb, the forrnor coming of winner after O
fight Of one hour.
Minnie Livingston and Mary Nurse, keepers
of disorderly houses, NJ whose establishment
the immoral exhibitions OF Industrious Fleas"
were given, have been sentenced to four months
in the IeniteDtisry.
The Board of Health has information that
the cholera is prevalent in the large cities Of
the Union, and mag be expected here from the
interior.
Two young girls in the eastern district Of
Brooklyn attempted suicide yesterday by tax
ing Paris green. They were still alive last
night.
Two men, named Q1irk and Owens, Il led for
an outrage on partially insane girl in Viii
Harrisburg, have been acquitted, it appearing
that mock ceremony Of marriage waa per-
formed at that time between Qlirk and the
girl in the presence Of the lzt,ers mother. The
mother has disappeared and two other Williams
engaged IN the outrage are at large.
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CghRLBsToy, g. c., April Of.
The .nnual parade Of the Charleston fire de-
partment os Cured to-day. Some feeling was
occasonea By military order forbiddinS the
procession to move without being headed by
the national Gsg. The order was complied
with. The parade was very imposing and at
trsc.ed thoussnda of spectators.
T. BELFAST, April ~.
The town OF Unity has voted to subscribe
s30,O00 TO the now preferred stock of the Bel
fast and Moosshe2d Lake Railroad. Brooks
has voted $4,000 for the same purpose.
A rain Storm 10 prevailing in Eastern Maine.
BosroN, April &C.
The grand jury have indicted Edward Car
Ter, T.. +. Dyer, Jr, Charles MelleD, Charles Ii.
Ward and Charles III. Smith, for implication
IN the recent STATE street financial irregular
ties OF Mellen, Ward & Co., and the parties
have been held to bail IN to sum Of sl00ill
each for trial.
RICHMOND, April %.
Gen. Schofieid served warning on the Rich
mond Times this morning. It says its edito-
rails arc likely to create animosity and its
course cannot be longer tolerated.
UARRIsBURG Pa, April %.
A. NJ. Benedict, late clerk Of the Pennsyiya-
MIA House of Representatives and Secretary of
the Republican State Central Committee, died
to-day 1t Washington. .,...-.. r....z
CHARLESTON, 9. c., April o.
A fire occurred early THE morning, destroy
ing the large warehouses on East Way street,
occupied by auction and commission mer-
cnants: Loss, $4,000, about one third Of
y WiiGh Is covered by Insurance, chiefly in New
horK oIaces. The principal sufferers are To-
p VI o. S"ns, James w. Brown s. Co., Jefferds
g co. L. i. nostrand and A. j. Lofinas.
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LONDON, April 26-Evening.
A dispatch from VOLTS News Agency at
Berlin, dated this evening, states that the Prus-
sian Government, fearing the introduction in
the Dict sf interpretations as to its policy may
lead to further complications on the Luxeni-
burg question, has refused to enter into long
discussion in that body.
BERLIN, April 26-Evening.
VOLTS News Agency reports that King Leo
pold, Of Belgium, takes to the Emperor Napo-
leon new plan Of peace, which has been pro-
posed BY Prussia, and which provides for the
naturalization Of Luxemburg.
II is reported here that the Danish Govern
ment has announced its intention to remain
neutral in case of war between France and
Prussia.
Estf PARIS, April 26-Evening.
A rumor of The establishment OK Peace
Congress, which has prevailed here to-day, had
the effect of raising rentes one franc. After
business hours, however, the report was dis
credited and rentes slightly declined. United
States 5-2os sre quoted at II 7-8.
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The sndiar, War.

-, ST. LOUIS, April c6.
The Democrats st. Joseph special dispatch
says that lass arrivals from Helena, Montana,
report large bodies of Crows, Blackfeet and
Siou@ Indians insssing in the vicinity of Fort
Benton, and it was expected that an attack on
the Fort was intended. A regiment of troops
was forming at Helena to operate against the
Indians.
A dispatch from Julesburg of the 10th inst.
to the Denver News states that on the previ-
GUS afternoon q detachment of troops from
Fort Mitchell crossed the river and made a
dash on the Indians csmped about five miles
above, recapturing some twenty mules The
troops took the Indiana by surprise and sue
ceeded in killing seven when, the Indians raj
lied and drove the troops back across the river
into the Fort not however without suffering
from Calling fire kept up on the retreat BY
tho troops. Che Indians remain in force near
Fort Mitchell and show q strong desire to
fight, bat arc evidently afraid TO attack the
Fort
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SAC FKAsoIsoo, April 90
The suit Of Mccall as.inst Gen AcDowall
was concluded to-day il the L. 3. Circuit
Court: Judge Dready awarded $3.50 to the
plainnn as compensation for damages Mccall
was arrested and imlrisoned june 1865, under
general order Of Gen. MeDawaIi Ton exulta-
tion over the assAssio Ation of P.esider,t Liz
coin.
pan FRANCISCO, April &c.
arrived this evening NA'
Advices from Victoria state that the Huss;,n
steamer Alexander sailed Ion Sitka TO-DAY
carrying telegrapbic summary Of the Rus
sian American treaty.
The Treasurer of fhe Southern Relisf Fund
to-day teiegraphed as,7e9 IA gold to New
York.
sAs EaAscIsco, April II.
The steamer Aneroo sailed to-esy for San
Juan, with 200 barrels of flour for rev
York. The steamer Sierra Nevad2 sailed to-
day with cargo vslscd 81 al50,O90. The bark
Ethan Hen, for Hang Hong, takes out $780,,
900. Five ocean stssss2ers IN tbis ncTs to-day.
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CaHadinn AMivs.

9UEsHc, Y. r., April 26.
Private William Redan, Of the Prince Con-
sorts Own Rife Band, last night shot corpor-
al Charles Mari through the head, killing him
instantly. The cause Of the murder is un-
known. II is said that Redan has previously
exhibited symptoms Of insanity.
QU.BEC, G. +. April q.
The ice bridge opposite the city, is sill firm
and fifty feet thick Z some places. The at
tempt to blow it up proved unsuccessful, The
country between here and Montreal is flooded
in many places in consequence of the aceumu-
latons OF ice, ana barns aud fences are being
carried away.
OTTAWA, Canada, April %.
The discount OF American invoices for the
ensuing week, vii, lie IS ler cent.
Mr.. Bangs, Of ArnpTi0r, was drowned on
Tuesday Of last week, while trying W run the
Snake Rapids ia the Mid2saAa River in
Canada
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Cox. Brown on Recommendation.

AUGUsTA, Ca, April "a
Gov. Brown addressed large meeting of
citizens at the Court House this evening He
took the same ground as in his Atlantai and
Savannah speech, and advising the people to
accept the terms offered by Congress, as being
the best and only hope of Southern restoration
Persistent opposition will exasperate the North.
ern people, and may lead to coniscation. On
the other hand a speedy acceptance of the
terms offered viii lead to speedy restoration
Els address was favorably received.
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e.. Ersnciseo Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 20.
Flour firm at 90 q 25 aboard. Wheat dull at
70 a Is. Legal tendersN. An improvement in
the merchandise raet is noted. The roads in The
interior are becoming passable, and the country or
ders are coming forward. 1913. s.4t
.-rs SAN FRANCISCO. April 27.
Flour steady; superflne 600; extra 7 90. Wheat
d1h at 10 for choice. Legal tenders "a. ~rr
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LGsT AND FOUND.
JOHNsOE'S NATURALIZER
z FOR THE
H a L L

Read the following from DR.. Ludwig, of our own
city: -.-... SIS ~
r. PORTLAND, April 23 1867.
This certifes that have been using "Johnson's
Naturaizer" for the past six MONTHS and find it to
be all that is claimed Tor by the proprietor being
superior dressing, giving fine glossy effect and
changing the color Of The hair from gray spen-
did dark brown. E Gr ~ 4
q LUDWIG, M. D. Congress Square,
+. HORACE II. JOHNSON s. Co., Hair Dressers SIS
Congress Street, up stairs, opposite Mechanics Hail.
Portland, proprietors. ~ : apr24df
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CHARLES GRIMMER.
Tate of the 18th Infantry Band)
RESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of
1OPortland and vicinity that he Ia prepared to give
Lcssons s.Pon the Violin aud Guitar.
IF All orders addressed to Pans's Music Store
viii be promptly attended to.
References r1Ir, II. KotzschInar; Mr. W. Paine.
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...r BALTIMORE, April %.
A lively interest 10 manifested in the cleo
ton on "Wednesday next for Judge and Clerk
OF the new city Court. Tho nominations are
all made.
Sunday trips to-iay
Carol Hail. an old building containing bill
lard rooms and the studies Of several artists,
on the corner of Calvert and Baltimore streets
was burnt to-day. Loss, $4,000. ..4
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Il ID n MAR MEEs.
Chicago Markets.

Flour 6rm and quiet. Wheat advanced 81 cics -,
at GO. Corn quiet at OF q o3. for No. /, OATS
quiet at 500 "a SOC tor No. @ Rye declined fc FOR No
t; sales at 4s a. 49, Barley quiet. Provisions OK
tTeroely dull; Mess Pork y So Lard 12j q l3c. :
Live Hogs moderately active at 90 g % Tor good
tobest.
Receipts1 900 bbls -four, $500 bush. wheat, 1903,
000 bush. corn, 900 bush. oats, 200 hogs. Ship
ments-i,709 hbls. -four, q, coo bush wheat $4,000
bush corn, 10000 bush oats
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GIN lifting the kettle from the fire scslded mysel
very severeiy--one hand almost to a crisp. The tor
lure was unbearahie The Mexican Mus
tang liIimsnt relieved the pain almost Immediately
~ heaiea rapidly and left very little scar.
CItAs. FOSTER, $40 Broad street, Philadelphia"
This IS merely sample OF what the Mustang Lini-
ent viii do. 1t is Invaluable in all cases of wounds
sWehngs, spra-, cuts, bruises, spaykns, etc., either
upon man beast ny. ~
Beware of countorteits. None Ia genuine unless
wrapped III the steel-plate engravings, bearing the
signature Oh q. W Westbrook Chemist and the pri-
rate stamp OF DENTS BARNES & CO, New York.
saratogs Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Two House LOTS for Sale

TWO house lots tor sale No II Myrtle street, oppo-
site the City Hall, 80 feet on MYRTLE street. run
ming back 10 Chapel street. Would make two store
lots. Apply to A. NJ. DRESSER,
Apl tS. d2ws rs Spring Street.
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z. A. r IL e S G o T. T.,
lLATE or TBE IsrERNAL REVENUE BUREAU,
$50. WAsHINGToN.l
0ounsellor-at-Law and Internal Revenue
Solicitor,
No. III. State ST., Boston.

~ Il. PRESCOTl"s long experience in the Inter
rrands, having charge of all cases Of violation OF
az ne enue Avs his amiiiarity with Department
S.i tee, and his acquaintance with the Revenue
pe ltcualtt success m in making speciality of all
nattegs peiysiing TO the Revenue Laws He will
ing, and for the recovery OF penalties noid NV wav Of
compromise. He VIII advise parties as to tie man
TO obtaining decisions from the Denartm, % a.
Washington and will defend in cases OF alieped VIC.
laion the law in regard to taxes penalties ar cr;
inal offences ..-
Mr.. Prescott will practice before the yarious No
partments al Washington, the Supreme Court Of tbe
U. S., and the Court OF Claims
For the speedy transaction OF business Counsel n,
high standing residing in New York, st. Louis, Gin
cinnati and Washington, are associated with him.
an2SeodSm
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HARTFORD, Conn., April 81.
Senator Dixon was received at his home
here on the arrival of the o'clock afternoon
train, by . speech Of welcome by Mayor Chap
man, and salute OF thirty-seven guns. A
band OF music vas present, and the crowd
loudly cheered the speech Of the Senator
He spoke Of the South in q state of slavery,
under the military bill, which placed in the
hands of the President the lives of all the cit
izens, without. trial by jury.
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5. T.---iSG0.-A.-fhe amount of Plantation Bit
ters sold IN ons year is something startling. They
would nil Broadway six feet high from the Park to
4in street. brakes manuIactory is one OF the insti-
tnaoiis IN New York 1t i. said that Drake painted all
the rocks in the Eastern States with his cabaisiic
IS. I.te6OA,'' then got the old granny leyis-
lators TO pass law "preyentng disiguTng tie face
o. nature" which gave him monopoly. We do not
know how this is but do know that Plantation
bltlefs SELL as no other article did, They are
used BY all classes OF the community and are death
on MISREPRESENTATION. They are very inviyoratinp
when langsid ana week, and great appetizer"
SaTato pring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Ciacinnn.i Markets.

F1o1r firm; supertine 10 90 a Is 90: trade brands
II 90 Gg 10 30; tanily IS 80 q IS 90. Wheat firm
sound Winter 81; receipts light. Corn lower; sales
sales at 70 q rs. Barley unchanged. Cotton nm,
settled: Mailing uplands &c. Provisions quiet:
Mess PORK held . u 53 Bulk Meats dull: sho,,iT
ers ANA sides e q 93c; loose lie; Bacon Unchanged
Lard dull at 12l a 12sc. Tobacco drooing; sales az
az for hugs. Gold 1876 a 49, Stoneyeas5 at "a
per cent. Exchange firm.
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Dry and Fancy Goods at Auction.
IN FRIDAY, May Sd, at IL A. NJ, I shall sen
Goods, Wooens, White and Colored Damask Table
Covers, NarseiIles Spreads, White aud Colo,ed
handkerchief, Hosiery, &C., together with an AZ.
sortment of Fancy Goods Sale positive
Api1 +. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April q.
Tobacco heavy. Cotton advancing; sales at 23c for
hIdlinss. Flour duil double extra II rs a 16 80.
Wheat Advancing; good and choice Spring at 2 Sc a
50; prime Fall 80 g 40; choice 60. Corn de-
Ching: sales 81 10 g IA. Oats advancing; sales
Rye dun at b @ 90. Lard unchanged.
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vYa.h,re,a. .Corro,rendenee.

-. New YoRK, April u. 7
The Commercials special says the Japanese
now in Washington are authorized to make Of
fetal observations, but it is doubted whether
they Are empowered 30 make treaty or to act
in diplomatic capacity.
Mr.. Peabody has placed s15,oc0 in the hands
OF W. W. Corcorsn and Elisha Riggs, for the
establishments Of fee library in Georgetown.
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MILWAUKEE, April o.
Flour firm; double extra 10 SO q Ii 20 Whoa adj
Vss;ms sales No. at 81; No. at 73 Oats quiet
In bulk. WI" ''s"N' ~ ~ ~
. ~ LsGeipe 500 bb.. fou7, $4,000 BUSH wheat,
VSyo -. 80 5000 hush. corr. Ghipn 9ne-1, 800
-oii. eouT, 70, -. bush. wheat,
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ssestsn stock List,

AFAU DE MAGNoI1A.---The prettieet thing, the
sweetest thing" and tho most OF it or the least
money IL ovetcomes the oder OF perspiration; soft
ems and aat5 eiiacy the skin is delightful per-
tune; says headache and inflammation, and is nee
essafy companion in the sick room, in the nursery
ana npGn the toilet sideboard. 1t can be obtained
every Where at one dollar per bottle. u
SaratcGa spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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JOHN CROCKETT,
Auctioneer and Appraiser,
(Ofice with Evuns & Bailey)
mr3o NOS. & FREE STREET BLocK d,f
Household Furniture at Auction.

IN Wednesday, May !, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, sr Is
~ Cedar street, will be sold at Auction all the Fur
nture in sal: House, consisting OF Parlor sete Cham
Der sett Mirrors Marble top table, Extension table,
Carpets, Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, &c, sc.
apr27d4t
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WHAT DID TIP A young lady returning to her
fofs, was hardly recognized by her friends In place
Of rustic flushed face, she had soft ruby complex
ion OF almost marble smoothness, and instead 49,
size really appeared but IL. She told them plainly
she used AaSan's Magnolia Balm, and would not be
Without IT, ANY lady can improve her appearance
very inach by using tais article. Ii be ordered
OF any druggist for 81 cents
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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ACTION SALES,
LARGE STOCK
Dry Goods, Cutlery, Silver Plated
Ware, &c, at Auction.

WILL be sold at Auction. at Store No. 500 co,-
Nv gress rect, nearly opposite the Pre- bic Hons
lately harris Hat anu Cap lore removed to ouposis
sne Post Ohce,l commencing Saturday at 10 A. M,
u o'clock p. NJ and continuing every sft1 moon
anu an evening through the next week, a LARGE sToOK
Goo for Mems and Boys wear, Ladies' Iless
Hnckab S,eSened and brown sheeing la &c lot Of
and br"wn towels bleached and brown Crash, white
Clotbs M liable DamasA by the yard, Linen Table
Marsssps printed wool Table Covers, embossed co..
en- HandS scotch Quilts, ladies' nd Gents Lin
kinds of small Fancy $ APPS, Perfumery, and all
the cheap st Ia az large stock o, Cutlery from
Of Ice PcSsSsa wGrs of the best quality conss,iSS
es, Syrup Cups Iar vers cake Baskets butter DisI
MsaS Fols spsons sns
Paper collars ,Sote paaaso good stock Of Albums.
e. JsSsFg re g %a, saS
invited to attend lie dg. Ladis, partoserv
yate sale at average Auction prices polo oa at pr.
Country Traders VIII rnd It Tor their advs,, fs ana
attend this sale. c, W. HOT nSTS go to
April %. DOT AucS
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LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER
tor indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache
Cholera Mofbus, 81, where warming. genial slim
ulant srequfad. Its careful preparation and entire
purity makes 1t cheap and reliable article for cult
nary purposes Sold everywhere 80 cents per bot
tle
Saratogs Spring Water, sold by oil Druggists.
II June IA ffi-e01 a WV
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Ncw Orleans Marke,..

..-..... NEW ORLEANS, April q.
Cotton active and &c higher; Low Middlings 24c
sales 1000 bales receipts 729 bales; exports 1886
bales. Sugar and Alolasses unchanged. Flour I'M
changed Gold 1861. Sterling Exchange 147 a 1891.
New York eight Exchange q premium. u.
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Hefmstreet's in,nitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing in Tor over twenty years. II
acts upon the sbsorbents the OF the hair and
cnanees 70 It's original color by degrees AL instan-
stroets IS not dye but is ceriin in its results pro-
notes its growth, and is beautiful Hair Dressing
Frice % cents ami Sl.00. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring W ater, sold by all Druggists.
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BOOkkeeper.
WANTED by . young man Of practical experi-
w ence, and who can bring the best of city refer
ences, situation as Bookkeeper Cr Salesman,
where close attention to business will be appreciated
Apply to w. H. JERRIS,
m L II.I
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For Sale or to Lease.

WILL buy one two story house and one one and a
w half story house and lot 81 by so feet: now
rents for 5000 Inquire Of &c. PROCTEK.
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Lot for Sale.

Lot for Sale.
T,HE lot on the northerly side of Deerinp Street
/ adjoining the residence OF Gen. j, ID. Fessepden.
Said lot is sxtytwo feet front and one hundred feet
in depth. Apply to j. G. PROCTOR,
mar16dh Real Estate Agent, Middle St.
Farm for sale.
THE homestead OF the late Scott Dyer Cape Eliz-
i abeth, four miles south of Portland BRIDGE con-
tanning about 100 acres, good SOIL in good state of
cultivation, fences all stone WALL Young orchard 75
Church within mile.
For terms, &c., apply on the premises or to W.
+. C. ROBINSON,
: mch20-u Is Moulton Street.