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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-25


AT TEN O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON 70 o,,,o
~ tnen votes upon the following question to Wit
oHa the cty OF Portland loan its credit In the sum
.. seven hundred Thousand Dollars, or, if said sum
5wo and half per cent of the valuation OF
Ioitiahd ior the present year, then the sum which
mat percentage on said valuation will produce to
aa IN the construction Of the road of the Port
tnal end issue Its bonds to an amount not ex-
essuing sad sum, under such regulations and restrc-
lions as the Board OF Mayor and Aldermen of the
city OF Portland may deem expedient provided that
nonds snail not be issued to an amount exceedjng
Two hundred and Fifty Thousand dollars until sat,
siaetofy evidence shall be produced to the said
BOARD that connection with railroad or rail-
roads IN the State OF New Hampshire leading to the
west will be made. II 9 = ~
And shall said City, also loan its credit in the sim
OF Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars or il
saiu sum exceed two and half per cent. of the val
sauon OF Portland for the present wear, then the
sum which said percentage on SAID valuation will
produce to aid in the construction of the road Of the
Ioruahd anu Ogdensburg Railroad Company, and
" that emu issue Its bonds to amount NOT exceed
ing SAID sum, under such regulations and restric-
tions as the Board of Mayor and Aldermen NAV
oeen eXPedlent, upon satisfactory evidence heinz
produced to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen of
the legal organization of said Com pany and that re-
sponsiDie SUBSCRIPTION to its capital stock to such
nount as may be satisfactory t. the said Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen has been made-and provided
That no bonds shall be issued aid in the construc
Ton OF the last named railroad within year. nor
satisfactory evidence shall be furnished to the
sald Board OF Mayor and Aldermen that q railroad
mas been commenced and will be com peted from the
ts1 OF SAID road at the western boundary
tms stare through the State OF New Hampshire to
some railroad In the State OF Vermont, which has
oeen or shall have been constructed, securing con-
tlnnous line Of railroad from Portland to oedons
ouig m the State OF New York; the City of Portland
leceng as security for the aid rendered as aforesaid
nrst mortgage on the road-bed track, depots roll,
ing STOCK, and franchise, of such company or COM
vote? ~ ~ uAS
Inc polls to remain open until four O'Clock in the
AFTERNOON when they shall be closed WV
me Aldermen will be in session in the Council
! room IN Market Hall, from nine o'clock A. M, to
tree O'Clock p NJ, on each of the three secular DAYS
next preceding such day of meeting for the purpose
Oh receiving evidence Of the qualifications Of voters
and for correcting said lists ''0''
Per order, r.at
Portland, April %, 1861. anr az eatd
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Notice of Appeals.

United STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
Assessed nias a Collection u District of Maine,
o. ASSESSORS ofce, 80 Exchange ST., Portland I
~,or,cr April 18th, 1857.
Is hereby 81 given that at the office OF tie
County Of Cumberland, WEDNESDAY, the sts,
gay OF May, p 1857 at nine OF the clock in the
by me, the undersigned relative to any erronao Gu
excessive Valuations assessments or enumeratons NV
the Assessor OF said District .y the Assistant
said First Collection District returned in the annual
list for the year 1861.
The law prescribing the duty OF Assessors In rela
ton to Appeals provides that ''All Appeals to the
Assessor shall be made in writing and shall specify
the particular cause matter thing respecting which
decision is requested, and shall state the ground or
principle of error complained Of"
The 9Th Section OF the Act of Congress, apprc.sod
July 18th, 1866, amending what is known as t,oe In
ternal Revenue Law, requires each Post .naster 70
fee. . wv :" NATH'T a. NJ .pSM IT us VI
apr2Ott& stmays ' VI '"i'e'
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New York Market.

. NEW YORK, April "a.
bales; Middling upIands 244 a &C.
tlour-quiet; sales 1900 bbs.; State at 10 90 "a
$50; Round hoop Ohio II 80 a IA 30; Western 10 90
% IA 4O Southern II 80 @ II co.
Mneat-rather more steady but prices are without
decided change; Milwaukee No. at 26b: No.
cn0iee 20 White California at 2s as 49,
~, Corn-l e 2e higher; sales 1885, 600 bush; Mixed
Western at 353 a 80. ati1 80
bats shade hrmer and more active; sales lei, 900
oush Western Y q Toe; choice do 70; State 50 al ST.
Beef-steady. = - -, y = 70 " "a
% Pork,dull and lower; sales new mess % TO- prime
hardheld higher; sales at 12s q 1870 in bbls
Susar-se higher, with good demand: sales ono
at II a l2fc. l5laff - - ' Do~e' AA"'""A
Coilee-kio te lower; other kinks heavy.
Molasses-quet. .1si,I =
Naval Stores-quiet. aisiE -i .. e.. .F.--.-
Petroleum-dull and nominal
Iallow-frm; sales at III "a HE
Wool-without decided change; sales 1870 600 lbs
at 70 q ste toridomestc fleece; "A d SAC for pulled;
~ e pc LOT California, and rs q SIC for Texas
steamer; Corn sgd per steamer. g. 70
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New York Items.

NEW UHh2 apfII a.
The Tribune estimates the majority for the
Republican ticket for the Constitutional Con-
'venton in the State at twenty thousand, CIV
ing large majority of Republican delegates to
the convention.
The Heralds special saws small boat cap
sized near Clarmont, on the James River, Mon
day by which six ladies and one man were
drowned.
The Southern Relief Commission has au-
thorized General Sheridan to draw on its
Treasurer for $1,000, to relieve the sufiaring in
the overlooked portion OF Louisiana General
Sheridan gratefully accepts the donation.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April "a
= The Odd Fellows of the District of Column
bia have completed their arrangements for
celebrating Friday next as a day of thanks
giving, in common with their brethren through
out the United States. An executive order
permits members Of the Order employed in
executive Departments to absent themselves
on that day, for the purpose of participating in
the celebrations.
Numerous applications have been made to
the Surgeon General, by discharged soldiers
tor communication for artificial limbs, under an
impression that the recent act of Congress will
allow the value thereof to be paid in money,
If so preferred by applicants. No such CON
struction has been placed upon the statute by
the Attorney General in any case as it is
contrary to its meaning. t5Etf.5 Z
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New YORK, April pa
Adyiees from Venezuela state that the Amer
lean claiins against that Government would
it was expected, be amicably agreed upon.
Z Gen. Blanco, President of the Senate, in his
speech said the annexation of Ecuador to
Colombia was impossible ..9z se 80
Jamaica papers state that the Hayti revolu-
tioDary committee have issued decree ban.
ishing forever Jeffrard and his family and all
his ministers, confscating their property, and
authorizing any citizen to punish them for
treason If they return. Another decree dis
misses all officers who did not take part in the
revolution wv ,ksfHfk
Gen Saget has accepted tie provisional
Presidency, and Salnave had been elected
President. The latter had been received at
Cape Haytien with enthusiasm and it is sup
posed that he will immediately declare war
his bitter enemy.
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Timber Land for Sale.

TIME tract of timber land known as the Gimanton
i and atkinson AcadeGy Grant, in the State of
New Hamps dire, owned by the heirs of the late Ellis
b. Usher OF h Ellis, Me-, bounded north by the forty
ffth degree Of M "h lattude east by the State line
between Maine anu New Hampshire; south by the
College Grant and LAM granted to Timothy Dix; and
This grant i. sunnoaad 70 contain twenty thousand
It is heavily timbered With the first quality Of
spruce, and about two million. oi pine, hii oiu
which can be Obtained with certainty the first year,
1t coming down the Diamond River into tEe Magai-
loway, and then into the Androscoggin peio" lne
" " ~ - - 7 DR. E. BACON,
apr2Oeod2ln. No II Free St., Portland Me.
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..t-. PARIS, April %.
Marshal Mcmahon Duke of Magenta) has
arrived in Paris from Algeria, having been re-
called by the Emperor. s,15E s1.- i
French furloughs have all been ended, and
officers have been ordered to drill reserves
- ..--.5 BERLIN April %.
The official Press to-day in an editorial says
in relation to the proposition recently sub
mitted to the Governments of Prussia and
France by the great Powers of Europe, this
Government did not find it necessary to APP
peal to the powers for protection of her rights,
and she will not leave Luxembourg.
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TIL r M AR X f \ q.
Financial.

ns me NEW YORK, April "a.
Money plenty, with only moderate demand. Call
ioans q per cent; prime discounts 81 per cent
Exchange decidedly iirmer, ana some bankers have
advanced quotations to 1O9s a ITO, but with light
business. The Gold room was scene of great ex-
etenent this af:sernoan, and the most extravagant
runors were circulated, Including decline OF Cotton
70 100, 52Vs to 67c, and the crossing of the Rhine
by the French troops. Gold, under these rumors,
ADVANCED to 142 but declined to 141 Government Sc
cnrites We're lower, owing to orders to sell from
abroad stocks buoyant and active but at the close
tneie was slight decline In prices. Mining shares
more active, with wide fluctuations in prices The
business at the Sub-reasury to-day was as follows
kecepts, ,593; payments 81 267, $780, balance
Sllo,22lHl The receipts include $3l9 900 for Gus
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SAN FRANCISCO, April "a.
Honolulu dates of April 4th have been re-
ceiyed. 81. 1000 .fl En-
Official returns of the census of the Sand
witch Islands for 1866, show that the population
was 1889, being decrease in six years of over
5000. III
Rev. j. 8. Emerson died at Wlalua, on the
Island of Oahu March 26th.
A general meeting of the Hawaiian Mission
aries was held last November, in the Marque-
sas Islands, to discuss the question of return
ing to Honolulu. 1t was unanimously decided
TO remain, but to hold frequent communication
with other islands of the group The want of
such communication caused this meeting. and
it win hereafter be remedied by annual visits
in the ship Morning Star.
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DesfrUcfive Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, April "a
The Bulletin publishes the following dis
patch dated at Petroleum Centre, April "a :
"Almost the entire business portion Of this
town was destroyed by fire last night. The
fire originated in the Union Hotel, and is sup
posed to be the work of an incendiary Siren
uous efforts were made by the citizens to pre-
vent its spreading towards Boyd's Farm which
is thickly covered with oil tanks, The fire is
now subdued, after laying waste large tract
suspicion of setting the hotel on fire.
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faChicago Markets.

p,.,,u,.,, CHICAGO, H., April "a.
flour steady and unchanged. Wheat frmer: sale
no, at 49, Corn active and frlner; sales al OF
lor NO but prices unsettled Oats active and closed
=. 81 g ostc Tor No. Rye active. Barley dull
s H 99et Mess Pork % 76 best brand coun-
1or fatuId delivery Live Hogs farly active and ad
sahcea ~ q ioe: sales at 623 q as for common ex-
oo Receipts-30o bbs. -four, 1900 bush wheat. 49,.
UDo bush corn, 800 bush. oats 1900 hogs Shin,
hmehhsmoooo hbls four 81 900 BUSH wheat, ID, 600
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HAVANA, April 10.
confirm the capture of Puebla by the Liberals
1t was taken by assault on the "a inst Two
demands We're made for its surrender by Por-
tirio Diaz, who promised to give quarter to the
defenders OF the city, if his demands were
promptly complied with They were, however
rejected with scornful and Insulting language
In the assault Diaz lost about 1000 killed and
wounded, and the lmperials about l,000 As
Diaz had threatened, he refused to give quarter
to all officers charged with the defence of the
city, from the rank of Lieutenant up, and
caused them to be executed. Some accounts
put the number at 90, other accounts say that
it was IS, others SO, and still others 100. Some
40 officers who had strengthened themselves
in the defences of Guadalupe and Loreto
We're allowed to capitulate at discretion, and
their lives were spared to them.
Immediately upon the capture of Puebla,
Diaz sent 5000 men and a battery to attack
Vera Cruz On the 18th inst, messenger
was sent by the Liberals to demand the sur
render of Vera Cruz. He returned to the Lib
eral camp on the 18th inst. On that day the
imperial chiefs in that city held a conncil OF
war, and no doubt was entertained that they
would agree to capitulate.
Macmillan is reported by some accounts to
have escaped from Queretaro in disguise to
the City of Mexico but this was not credited
The Imperialists had made another sortie from
Queretaro and We're defeated. .7a-s
TsA HAVANA, April 90
uS feucD mail sted!flef SONORA, until lately
plying between Vera Cruz and Tamplco, has
arrived from the former port. This steamer
formed part of the French trans Atlantic line
from st. Nazarine, which is virtually broken
up i'd the company is collecting the debris.
1t is said that the Darien, running between
this port and New Orleans in connection with
this line, IS soon to be hauled off -.E
The steamer Puerto Rico, from Vera Cruz
and Sissol arrived to-day, but brings no papers.
1t was reported by the Imperialists, but gain
( ed no credit, that Puebla had been retaken
Ihe Liberals declare ON the contrary that Por-
tirio Diaz has defeated an Imperial force at
Nenta de Cordoya, between Puebla and Next
co, sent to aid in the defence of Puebla.
The Havana Diarie de Lamarina publishes
minute diary Of the siege of Vera Cruz up to
the 18th, BUTT amounts to nothing, the only
item on that day being "the enemy approached
the town and stole some sheep from slaugh-
ter house" .Hr
The Imperialists admit that there is quite a
force of French, Austrians and Belians in the
Liberal army, which is called the Foreign Lee
gion, but says that they are badly paid and are
so discontented that they only await favora-
bic opportunity to desert. III. e.
In Havana every one is talking of the new
taxes which are very onerous, but this time
they fall as heavily, if not more so, on the
Spaniards than on the Cubans. Trouble is ex-
pected. The troops are being drilled constant
ly, and almost daily sham fights take place
Ii 1s rumored that the Intendente, Senior
Nichelena, has been removed. - %
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Cincinnati nf.rLe,..

p,,, CINCINNATI, April "a.
!, oS u nf gs put not quotably higher superne
g 10 w. Wheat scarce; sales No. Spring at ~;
no, al w. Corn active and excited and advanced
Oats nrmer and unchanged. Whiskey zoe. Proyis-
lou, urn put quiet Lard-sales 500 Heroes az 123c
put II Is now held higher, owing to the advance In
EGGS IA q 15c, eo supply
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Commercial...Per Cah,e.

LONDON, April 49, Evening =
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following are the
prices OF American securities: United States
o,ZVs o9; Illinois Central shares "a Erie Railway
LIVERPOOL, April 49, Evening.
The Cotton market closed very duII with a dnyn
ward tendency; sales to-day 5000 bales; Middijnp
npii a, 1osd Middling Orleans I'D. BreadstusS
gaie. CORN ass ga Oats 50 Id Barley As ST. Pro-
Pots 34s Petroleum Is I'D for refined.
,, FRANKFORT, April 49, Evening.
United States 5-20's closed at 73 s'
Petroleum declined to 45 francs.
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rhs Norwich ssarvasien ease-kn Excite
. Ing Trial.

NUKWIOtt, OUNU., AprlI "a.
The trial of c. C. Williams, the Spiritualist,
who, in January last, starved his daughter
Eunice, girl thirteen years, nearly to death,
commenced before the Superior Court here
yesterday. The evidence showed that he kept
weeks, and for three days gave her no food at
all; that he gagged her for speaking to him.
and with his alleged paramour, "a niece OF
Horace NANNY cowhided her some TWENTY-FIVE
time that the girl escaped by jumping from
en mn story window into snow bank. The
mits the facts, but plead Insanity. The evil
oence closed to-day and the case will 60 to the
Jury tomorrow. There is much interest felt
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Valuable Property
For Sale or Lease,

71HE buildings on Portland street, near Libby 8
i corner, viii n have been occupied for the wool
business, tanning and manufacture OF morocco.
The buildings are in good repair, having been built
within four years. and will be sold leased with all
the fixtures and tools necessary tor manufacturing
sheep OF calf skins. There Is good steam engine
OF ten horse power, with bark MILL teaches and vats
all 10 perfect order. The buildings are large, and
could be used for almost any manufacturing bust
ness There is about thirty thousand feet of land
with good dwelling house and stable on the lot.
For terms apply to H. b. 4 H. NJ. HART,
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Farm for Sale.

rTNHE . Mark Allen" estate, containing two hun
dred acres, stu ated within one and hall miles
land. Said iarm is well divided into Pasturase, til,
lage and wood land. Is'we watered, has good and
convenient buildings, cuts some sixty tons OF hay,
and has some tyeJ We hundred cords OF merchantable
wood for the market besides enough for the farm.
This estate woald make two good farms, and will
oe sold together or in separate lots Inquire of John
CHARLES c. COBB,
Executor, 90 Lisbon Street, Lewiston, Me.
March n anl&wff WA
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From Californi,

t j SAN Francisco, April d.
th H Ge Wbo6 lest ng9s in the
stories and slightly injured the third The
cost of the building and furniture was s65 400
and the loss $4,000; insured for 100000 Tbs
hotel WIS crowded with guests, and the loss Of
personal property is large. s....
The steamer Constitution, from Panama, ar
rived this morning
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bALILMUEE, 8pfII a.
=, In the suit before the United States District
Court at this city, in the case of Thomas H
hlcn against General Wool for false arrest
and imprisonment during the military govern
ment OF the latter in 1861 and 1862 the jury
the costs to be equally divided The similar
case OF A w Evans against Gen. Wool has.
by agreement been similarly disposed OF.
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Miscellaneous Dfspatches

miscellaneous Dispatches.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April "a.
A fight occurred in a saloon on Washington
street last night among some rowdies, during
which policeman named John Claridge was
shot dead, and another policeman badly beat
en-. John Crosgrove, a fireman, has been ar
rested ON suspicion of being the murderer.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. April a.
A severe earthquake shock was felt here at
3o'clock this afternoon. BUILDINGS shook and
swayed with rapid motion, causing much
alarm among the people. No damage has yet
been reported.
PHILADELPHIA, April a.
Dispatches received from Altoona, Pottsville,
Bedford and other points in Pennsylvania, re-
port quite heavy fall of snow to-day
New ORLEANS, April "a.
The aid to the Chief of Police has been dis
charged by order of Gen. Sheridan, for dis
couraging negroes from registering.
The levee fund is exhausted and work must
be discontinued unless the planters are sue
cessful in raising funds among the bankers
and capitalists of New Orleans. There is no
abatement of the waters -
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o.. ST. Louis, Mo-, April a.
Tobacco active and unchanged. Flour heavy and
unchanged. Wheat advanced 10 a I5e Spring and
Corn advancing; sales at LII al Is Oats firmer at
e g SIC. Barley and Rye unchanged Provisions
dun; Mess Pork % so; Bulk Meats and shoulders
rs RIBS sides II c; clear sides 124c canvsssed sugar
Hams i tose Lard quiet at 12ac for kettle Whisfey
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For Sale---HOllse on Park St.

DEING about to remove from this city offer Tor
ID sale my House, No. IS Park St. 1t ia good size
and conven ent with all the modern Improvements,
Bathing room, in which is Hot and Cold water, Gas
Furnace, &c. Connected with house is good stable.
Possession given first day of May next. Enquire
No. 293 Commercial ST. head of H0bson's
wharf, of j. H. Hamlen, the subscriber, STEPHEN
PATTEN, OF OF W II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
.Tan20aodff
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THREE HOUSES FOR S4LE.

a. The pleasantly located house on the north
;;;I eIly corner OF Elm and Oxford streets-l2
and an abundance of good water. The one story
house this lot will be sold tn the corner prop
crty These houses will pay good interest to let.
Also, House No II Elm street; contains ~ rooms.
with gas; good cellar, floor cemented; good lot
These houses are within two minutes walk Of Market
Square. Apply to W. II. JERRlS.
April IL, 3w
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House and Land for Sale.

HALF mile from Gorham village, on the
III new road to Portland, neat Gothic Cottage
House with stable and buildings all conveniently
rangedin good order and ready for occupancy, and
well of pure water. From four to eighteen
OF land, as may be desired. ..-r
Apply IN Portland to l. P. Harrington, &c Market
Square, or In Gorham to j. 1. Stevens.
Eorham A nril IL 1871. ena4, xn9nn
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New Orleans nIarkets

r, NEW ORLEANS, April "A.
Inc Cotton market Is unsettled sales I $50 bales;
Low Middling at 22c receipts, 1000 bales; exDorts
1,6Su bales Sugar and Molasses-no sales. Flour
anli and declining Corn In request, but no stock;
w, White % e 90 Oats firm at soc. Lard firm at
lol. Exchange ON New York premium. =
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.

THE following described Merchandise Ia wing hso,
4 seized for violation of the Revenue Laws Of the
United States, and the o. s. Appraisers at this mort
Ing the same will be very large and disproportionate
TO its value It will be sold at public auction at Gus
tomhouse Wha I, on Wednesday, May /, 1867, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, to witt
One Boat called the Lucy OF St. George. 10,
tackle, apparel and furniture,
Under the provisions of Sect 10 of the act entitled
AN act further to prevent smuggling and for other
purposes" approved July 18, 1865.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR., Collector.
Portland, Aprjl "a 1867 dtd -
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n MILWAUKEE, April "a.
riour nfm; double extra Il 90 g Is 50; extra y rs
% %: Wheat active and higher; No / at 28: No 3
at ~ g 2 %; No. at 45 q 2 AZ; rejected at i6
oats unsettled; No. at 81 g %. Corn firmat 10
for No. l and 90 for shelled
heceipts-500 bbls. -four, II 900 bush wheat. GOO
bush. corn Shipments-1,70O bbls. four -
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FOR SALE.

49, A two story house on Sawyer street, Ferry
U;::l village finished throughout, convenient for
two families, and has been built about two
years. sr .+It
For particulars inquire at the store of ~ Li.i-
A. V. & h. NJ. COLE.
Possession given list Of May. April 20. If
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Havana Market.

Sugar market closed dull but firm at "a Ia rea,s
Tor No II. No market until 23d. ExchangeDUnited
states currency 2S discount. Freights for United
States active. Sch Lottie Klotts chartered to load
Sugar for port North of Cape Hatteras at 81 50.