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New York Items.

wa. NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
William N. McIntire, one Of the. Mayoralty
candidates of the Democratic Union Copven-
ton last night, in political ARRAY after ad-
lournment, fired revolver into the crowd
The revolver was taken from him and he was
taken to the tombs.
The Union Democracy nominated John H.
Anthem last night fer Mayor Strong speeches
were made against the ring and other candi-
dates already nominated.
Inree lnJunctlo were granted to-day
against electing directors of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company. The election was post
poned until December 10th.
No bids were made for the quarantine grounds
at Staten Island to-day, and the sale was post
poned for four weeks.
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LOST AND FOUND.
Lost I!

Lost! ..
NOVEMBER 18th, on High Street, between Dan.
~ ior n aud Congress Streets, Fl0rentine Mosaic
EARRING. The finder viii be suitably rewardaS
bV leaving j. at No. 80 uigd Street Snnv5nit
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AUGUSTA, Nov. 90
Gen. Pope orders the Reconstruction Com
vention TO meet at Atlanta Dec. 9th.
County meetings are being called to elect
delegates to Conservative Convention which
meets at Macon Dec Sd
CHARLESTON, Nov. 20.
III, The election to-day passed off very quietly.
Inc Young was confined to negroes. Accounts
from the interior districts represent the whites
as every where declining to participate in the
A State appropriation bill is soon to be is
sued by Gen. Candy. 1t provides literally for
the judiciary, the panitentiary and other pub.
lie institutions OF the State. A tax bill will
appear at the same time.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Nov. 20.
The conservative colored men here have call
ed a neeting tor tomorrow night to express
their utter adherence of such fire brands and
incendiaries as Lewis LINDSAY and others.
Reports to the Military Commissioner show
that 100 colored men in this city were discharg-
ed for voting the radical ticket. Two hundred
are now reported as being discharged for the
same cause, but employers sa, that in many
cases they had no work for them. Col"red
men VINO were discharged before the election
are rnnOrtad
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Buffalo Market,

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 49,
Flour quiet; sales $50 hbls. city ground Spring at
Wheat active but lower; sales 1000 b sh Is, Mil
waukee Club at "a; 1880 bush. No. Ghicago per
sample, at 81; $500 bush. No. Milwaukee Club ia
arrive, and 900 bush. do at 80; II, 900 bush. No.
Spring, to arrive, at 96 Corn dull; sales i, 200
bush. No. Western at 16!; 1900 oush. Toledo No
at 10, and 900 Dush kiln dried new Chicago al
IA. Ga s dull and market bare; opened at 7Sc, to
arrive RVe nominal at 40. Mess Fork dull at ~ co.
Lard dull at 13Ic.
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Southern MA, kcfs.

ST. LOUIS, NO., Nov, l6.
Tobacco active at flu prices. Cotton frmer-
Hemp nominal Flour dull and unsettled, with a
light local demands choice extra &c rs q IL rs Wheat
dun and unsettled, buyers stand off; prime to choice
Fail White i09 55; prime to choice Spring II "a
1s'. Corn very dull at 81 q 9Oc for new and DID,
firm; Spring 20; fair 1 80. Provisions quiet.
Mess Pork It 81 90. Bacon-shoulders 10 "a l2Ic;
clear siGes 15t Ice Lard 12c for tierces Live Hogs
in light supply and fair demand at ST a &c. whis-
ky trim. .ys hnfF
LOUISVILLE, Nov. Is.
TobaccNsfeady; sales GO hhds. Tugs and medium
leaf t3 80 "a II 80. our quiet; superfne 90; No.
l a, u 90 q Y 25 Wheat at 2 so @243. Corn-old
PORK 20 so or CID. Hogs, Ct a &c. Oats in bulk IS
q zoe. Bacon shoulders 12Ic; clear SIDES 16tc.
Lard 24c. Whisky in bond 35c.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 1s.
IL q 72c. Flour-superfue 80 a 8 90. Polk % 90
@22 30. Bacon-clear sides 15l a Ice; shoulders &c.,
MOBILE, Nov. 10
Cotton market closed firm; Midelling ia sD ice !.
sales 1870 bales; receipts Aba bales
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 10.
Cotton market clio ed weak; sales 375 bales; re-
ceipts CPS bales; Midllings 154c.
Cotton depressed and prices irregular; sales ego
bales; Middling at t6sc; receipts 1,04O bales
S,-,. WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 10.
sales 1900 bbls. at 24i@4 Q or common to pale.
Cotton quiet at 15tc f,r AIidlling. Tar unchanged
at225. Hay size for North River.
Cotton in good demand; sales SOC bales Mddling
at lie; receipts 1852 bales; ex orts 1888 bales
Sugar-common &c. prime 123c. Molasses sci as
fast as received al 20 a CSC for common 10 choi.e.
Havana Markets.
HAVANA, Nov. 20
per cent. premium; on New York currency, long
sight, 258 discount: short sight 2j1 discount -
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Canadian AGairs,

OTTAWA, NOv. 20.
In the House of Commons last evening Mr..
Mckenzie gave notice of mot on for copies
OF the correspondence relative to the forcible
abduction of British subjects from the town
ship of Moore by United States officers.
Sir Joshua A. Mcdonald announced that
the House would be asked to continue the sus-
pension of the habeas corpus act. and to eY.
tend to all parts OF the dominion the proyis-
ions OF the act for the trial of foreign agrees
sors.
HAMILTON, Nov. 20.
The Great Western railway carpenters and
blacksmiths shops were dstroyed nv fire last
night, Loss very heavy. The large rolling
mills only escaped through the energetic exer-
lions of the firemen.
QUEBEC, Nov. 20.
Eight wooden tenements were DESTROYED by
nre yesterday at Benson's Cove, near Liver
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Chicago Nlarkexs.

- CHICAGO, H. Nov. %.
Flour quiet; Spring extras 8 % a co. Wheat
moderately active at decline OF a 25c; sal al
81 q 70 for No. l, and 70t for No. q Corn dull
and declined 3c sales at a5lc for No l. Oats dull at
55c. Rye active and declined q &c; sales at 20
Barley firm at an adv ance Of 10c sales al 26 "a 49,
closing strong. Provisions dull; old Mes Pork al
- so; Bacon-Cumberani SIC; short middles 104c
shoulders G4c; sweet Hams I03c; Lard steady at 12ac
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TOLEDO, Nov. IS.
Flour dull. Wheat quiet; While Michig AN at CT
Amber Michigan at 2 81; No Spring at 0S. Corr
dull old anu new u change sales OF No. Wabash
at o.; No. 2 do at 05; Michigan at "a; new al
9Oc: Oats firm; sa,es No at So a 625c. R,e 8;
for No. 1. Barley quiet at 15 for No. 1. Dressed
Hogs so al 90. ls
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Desirable Dwelling House-

Fancy.
Possession 10 be GiU ,eitasH ten dams oos. c,,s
NJ I'LL he offered for sale at auction ON woND.v
w the 18th inst, the dwelling House and h.. n
8 ~ j stTeeF, fhe residence of the late WIiIIAM
AKEt;hlAN, containing twelve finished rooma VIII
Furnace, Ci,tcrn. Gas an excellent Well and mn
merOus other eonvenencoo.
There Is stable on he premises with room Tor n
larger enc aud spacious Ca riage entrance.
Tie p emlses can be examined daily between the
hon. tt Il and 2. . .a
Cool ,ile wi be 81 en-. Sale on The premises at
h. ayments not less than one-tlird cash, balance to
MI, by mortgage one, two and three years,
~ interest halt yearly. ...s
Exe:, nftaer particulars enquire of P. Barnes 100
'-ihue7 street, or -
Nov g 1897 Us. BAILEY, Auctioneer,
----'-@'--- hll9'tt Plum street.
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Now York State Constitutional Conven-
iiOn.

ALBANY, Nov. 20.
The State Constitutional Conven lion has
accepted the proposition of the Com .nercial
Bank OF Albany, to pay, on its own response
bility, the casual certificates of service issued
to the members, and relies on future legislative
action for reimbursement, as the Comptroller
vention without further legislative proceed
ings,
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Mississippi election.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 20.
The result of the election ins Mi ssissjppi is
still in doubt. AS far as heard from, only il, S41
votes were polled, whilstthe total number of
registered voters is 30,971. 1t is believed that
the convention has been defeated
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BANGOR, Nov. 20.
The river was frozen over below here by the
severe cold OF last night, but was opened again
| by the steamer Katahdin, which arrived to-
day. 1t is now more moderate, showing, but
not freezing tonight. 1t depends upon how
this storm clears off whether navigation closes
now or not .
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MONTPELIER, VI, Nov. 20.
Quite an excitement was created at st. Al
bans yesterday by the arrival of two car load 0
of fire arms, addressed to Peter Ward, noto-
rious Fenian. They were met at the depot by
posse of men who very soon had them re-
moved for storage elsewhere.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 20.
Mr. Fitz Greene Halieck died at Guilford,
Conn, last night, aged 80 years.
HAVANA, Nov. 20.
Weather clear and pleasant, and sanitary
condition of the island good.
MOBILE, Nov. 20.
Accounts of the burning of the steamer Or
ward report IL lives lost-Mr. Conklin of NJ W
Orleans, and ten negroes. The cotton on
board, valued at $4,000, was fully insured.
CHARLESTON, Nov 20.
The ship Goconda sailed for Monrovia yes
terday, carrying 800 negro emigrants.
SCRANTON, Penn, Nov. 20.
The Pine Ridge colliery, two miles north OF
Wilkesbarre, has been closed for several days
to smother an6 quench the burning fire damp.
An attempt was made to open it to-day, result
ing IN an explosion, which killed three men
and badly wounded two. Several explosions
followed, some of which were distinctly felt in
WIlkesbarre. The mine will be flooded with
water as the only means OF extinguishng the
firas
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co Nj MI e CIAL.
Financial.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20-6 P. M.
Money active to the close; call loans sharp at 7
per cent Discounts closed at g 10 per cent. Gold
closed at 1899. Sterling Exchange quiet and rates
nominal Government securities dull and a fraction
shares dull and lower. The balance in the Sub-Trea-
suryto-day Was 100 O.000, I
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r BOst0n Stock iis,.
Sales at the Brokers' Board. New. 20.
Bl'idl gto1l Academy,

TyHE Winter Term OF this Insti ution will COM
Il mence Tuesday. Dec Sd, and continue eleven
weeks.
JOHN g. WRIGHT, A M, Principal.
MRS. HELEN A FITCH, Teacher of Music.
MISS l. X. GIBBS Teacher Of Painting
and Drawing.
Text Books furnished by the Principal at Portland
prices. Board in the vicinity at reasonable rates,
THOS. IL. MEAD, Sec'y.
North Bridgton, Nov 6, 1867. noSeod&w3w46
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wcston's Pedrs,rian Feat.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 20.
The enthusiasm increases as Weston APP
proaches his destination, and people are flock
ing from the surrounding country to points
where he is expected to pass. He is somew hat
behind his time, and is averaging 8 IL miles
nor bour
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IL. y, PAF FEN ~ CO., Auct,ou,er..
orflCE Ii EXCHANGE STREET.
Crockery Ware at Anction

ON TUESDAY, November 2eth. At N $500,
" NJ. without he least reserve twenty srs, "a,
aud casks of ware, O. eived directiH from he d.
teri, 1cih orders TO close. II consists in mart -,
Platters, Plates. Pitchers, Mugs, Basins, Bowls
Naples, Bakers, Ewers and Basins, Chamber
Creams, Sugars, Tea Sets. Custards, Baking Pots
and Pans, Spittoons Blanc Mango Moulds, together
with an assortment OF other ware, all OF when may
be seen MOntray previous 10 sale. I'd. e.fv
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 49,
Hong 10 g Freights steady at $12 in gold ~ ton
+ ON Canton to Me- York and $13 a Il IRON Foo
chow and Annoy. Foochow market-black Teas
ranging from 3 ta 26 teas, duty paid carg, grades
Green Teas at Shanghae-sales confined to be male
eely, ana the market settled at 40 q AZ teals "
picuI.
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at CTlOe SALES,
House and Land or Deer Street
af Auction

I'M MOND ~, November % ii, at o'clock r. NJ.
- siali sell the new one and one-half story wood
nn louise, No. Deer Street. Said house contains
H noo'ns good osets gooi cellar, well OF spring
'r ~ cellar, &C. Lot contains 1900 square leet.-
OF ~ r9psrty u iocnted within a lew minutes walk
inyesI oSt Onee, and 10 desirable tor occupancy or
Ive. Terms easy 4 ~ ,yn IA nv 'a.s pv'-
November 81 ~. w. BAILEY, Auct,
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y. "a. OsG0oD A. sOr
~ $T$n.
Roarilers Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can be accommo-
n dated with a pleasant front room, or two or
three single gentlemen with board at al Free st.
noVl6dlw% lt
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BOarders Wanted.
Flour Barrels Wantad.

EtASH on delivery, and the highest market price
~ pail. at the Eagle Sugar Refinery, Fore Street.
near Grand Trunk Depot, tor barrels suitable for
sugar. LYNCH, BARKER ~ co.
october 10. diff HfE7N
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Cinciunaui Markets.

CINCINNATI. Nov 20.
Whiskey nominal. Provisions dull an unchanged.
Lard-saes new seam prime at 11sc; old prime do
offered at 1lzc. Bacon unchanged. Hogs in sood
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-. MONTGOMERY, Nov. 20.
At the night session of the Convention, the
majority agreed to strike out of the article on
franchise the clause which disfranches all who
do not vote on the adoption of the new Con-
stitution.
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And leave all competition toll after it in vain have
secured, at an almost incredible outlay the follow
ing cohfeer ton OF human skill; their first appear
ance Portland: lT ~
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MIS- .ELLANEOUs.
w. p. FREEMAN

w. p. FREEMAN
Leave to inf his friends, the Cisea,s of Port od
and the pmo'tc that ne has removed from the .sp
M pies the
Store No. 81 Free Street.
keep largest and hes, or
Of ' "''' ~" .
Lounges, Spiing-B Mattresses, and Bedding,
Ever offered in the City State ohce
all its branches. cood and e
hostered to look good Lounoes
covered at che loaOest faah,u
Special attention paid Hair other kinds
PEW CUSHIONS manufactured Low ashhe LOWEST
All Ordered and
to give satisfaction.
call orders
he homes ~ the
to ala who work
N. FURNI and order s,atas
WILDE l. # at Alta COREY o. Kennebec
EA ONS Exchange Street. LOWEI Preble
Orders left either of the will attended
/
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New York W arke,s.

NEW YORK, Nov 90
Colton-less active and SHADE lower; sales 1,40(
bales; MiddlIng uplands at IS a Isle.
tlour-quiet; sales 10000 bbls.; State at 80 a
10 55; Round Hoop Ohio at 65 a 10 90; Western Al
80 g 10 30; Southern-sales at 10 Or a IA 25 Cali
fornia IL 20 a 10 so.
Wheat.1 "a &c higher and verv quiet; sales 81, 0ot
bush; Chicago Spring No at go q 80; No. 2 dc
at "a g 81; White State at 2 So a. 2 rs.
Corn-dul; sales SO, 900 bush.; Mixed Western al
l SO q SO; w lite Southern 40.
Oats-opened fir, and closed dull and declining
sales sc, 0Os bush. Western a. SOc.
Beet heavy.
Pork-heavy and lower; mess at 20 81 a 81 90.
Lard-he sales at 1875 q 131c in bbls.
Whiskey-qulet.
Kice-easier; arolina at 81 q 9sc.
Sugar-frm; sales $50 hhds. Muscoyado at IL a
12lc; $40 boxes Havana at 12t q 1871.
Cofee-quiet.
Molasses-dul.
Naval Stores-qu:et; Spirits Turpentine 53a a 54c;
at 26c.
Talow-steady.
WOol-without decided change; sales 200 900 lbs
at " 5a for domestic eece 80 q SIC for pulled Is
"a !5c Tor Texas, anu 20 a 263c or California.
Freights to Liverpool-unchanged.
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Steamer far SnZe.

rG~-7A Th@ Hatien Steamer "ozama" fpro-
.ssS s.sss. peer) 40 tons, three years old built
BY Peesey jones 81 Co, at w lmineton Delawere
wiz be sold at auction on Friday, Nov. 2!nd. 1851
at we've O'Clock noon, by Burnett Jones X Co
District Court. .e--'7-' ~ S''e'
Inc sal. VIII be hell on board of the W ssel at the
Nns pier, Atlantic BASIN, BrooalSD, New York
Wis'' re low hes, and where she may be exami ed
th' steamer W formerly allied the 'sStephen
Cloud is built of the best White Oak is of unusual
St ength, ana is in excellent condition. Further in
TO. nation may be obtained rom
MAT w. l.. DELAFIELD
nyno,,, % Liberty ST., n. Y. City.
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Grand Ham on Matinee,
Thursday, Thank sgiving Afternoon

Sa urday Afternoon, Nov. 3OIh, Mt Ia
O'Clock.
>, Notwithstanding the enormous expense attending
the engame"t OF this remarkable and Uneq allied
Troupe OF iropef Skill, the management have re-
miss on:
"a quette so rents; G illery 35 cents.
Doors open at Z. Overture commences at II o'clk
precisely. - -
The sale of Reserved Seats will commence at
ROLLlN & Gill; EY'S Drug Store, on SATUR-
DAY MORNING, Nov 23d.
RE<MEM Scr
That those who wish for Seats must Sc
cure them IN advance. no ,1d6t
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'tldE valuable lot OF land corner Of Middle and
Plumb Streets, for n term years. Enauire
OF q. G. MITCHELL & SON,
aug 2S. 1s6G-dtf las Fore Street.
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The Lilliput,op steeple , base.

1t may safely be ass. rted that astonishwent will
rise t" awe IN witnessing the Startling Feats Of this
Brlllant Constellation, which are universally pro-
nounced to be lar hey on all pre- clients
The whole scje tifc and ci ilized world are in
ecsi aces OF amazement in witnessing their asound-
ing performan es, which rave been oIsed by tire
presence and Enthusiastic applause OF the CLERGY
AND DIG TAKES OF the iand. -.
In presenting this st array OF stic excellence,
The pr bprie ors. GEOhGE, ILL NJ and AI.FR d
MON, point W tn just pri lie to their p 81 sue
eessful car er, and beg leave TO tile publ
that this Entertainment will far exceed all heir pre-
viOus efforts.
VIII reyer produced thas ELECTED continuous ap-
plau,e enlm mating in outburts of excited bravos,
reach ng degree OF enthusiasm never before wit
messed in a tempe of public amusement.
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NEW ORNEANS. N Ov. 20
The following important order has been is
sued by Gen. Mower:
Headquarters FIFTH Military District, New
Orleans, Nov. 20, 1S67:-Special order No. 18,
Extract:-The present ncumbents being i'm
pediments to reconstruction under the laws of
Congress, the following removals and appoint
ments of evil officers in Louisiana are hereby
ordered: Paul e. Thoord, Judge of the Dis
trct Court parish of Orleans, is removed, and
J. p. Boyd appointed in his place; Richard c.
Bond clerk of the fourth District Court, par
ish of Orleans, is removed, aud VIM. L. Ran
dali appointed in his place; VIM. Wooelker,
clerk OF the sixth District Court parish of Or
leans, is removed, and H. C. Caulkins appoint
ed in his place; Paul N. Collins, third Justice
OF the Peace for the parish OF Orleans, is re-
moved, and Eugene Stas appointed to his
place; d. G. Bysley, clerk of the third District
Court, parish of Orleans, is removed, and John
B Carter appointed in his place; Thomas A.
ken, State TaxColecto for the first district,
is removed, and John L. Davis appointed in
his place.
By command of Brevet Major Gen. James A.
Mower. NATHL BURBANK,
Acting Assistant General
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To Let.

THE Second, Third and Fourth Stories in Smiths
New lock No. IS Union st. A desirable location
tor Jo5bng or Manufacturing purposes. VIII be leas-
ed entire or separate. Al ply to
A. CUSHMAN 81 co,
july2jdtI No. "a Union Street.
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Horses, arriages, SC, at Auction
EVERY SATUR DAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on new
n market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses,
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl go. F. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer
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Harry Gurr,
Hanlo IS Grand Miniature Ci Gus.

Introducing the beautiful Trick Pony "AURORA,'
The Per orming Goat 'ESMARALDA," il a w n
deru dancing Act, aud the Great Ascension Feat
Ia Ia Blondin.)
Tie Highly Traine steed .I.IAN =" --
And the celebrated GU drupod Artist, JUPITER"
the only dog in the W rid that ha. been taught 10
RIDE, Vault, cap Balloons, &c, &c rivaling the
most accom- pshe equestriaps of the dav.
The Exciting, Laughab e, >de-Splitting, Miracu-
lous, Navel us, Mischievous, add Mirth -Provok-
ing Act, by the Whole OF the canine Fraternity.
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Washington Correspondence.

NEW YORK, Nov 20.
The Tlmess special says there is hardly
third of the members of the House here Coz.
gress will probably adjourn from Thursday t.
Monday to enable the Speaker to make a list
of che committees.
The Judiciary Committee have concluded
the examination of new spsper proprietors rel
alive to government advertising by executive
order without legal authority. No vote was
taken on impeachment.
Gen. Cary made speech last night favorlng
the eight hour movement to tho Worklngmen's
Association, which serenaded him.
Gen. Candy has issued an order Furnishing
persons for obstructing railroads in his depart
ment
The Herald's special says strong pressure
will be brought to bear to remove Forney and
place Weston in the Secretaryship of the Seu.
ate
GEN. Sherman will not reach WASHINGTON
until the Peace Commissioners conclude the
Indian treaties at Fort Laramie.
Tn Trlbunes special saws Collector Smith
OF the internal revenue district of New Yorl,
mas seen suspended for compiler y in whisky
GoY. Ward, Chairman of the National Re-
Pupucan Committee, has written letter to the
soldiers Uaion, endorsing the nomination of
Gen. Grant for the Presidency.
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Brighton Market.

BRIGHTON Nov 20.
AtharKet1or the current week. Cattle, 3l6; Sheep
Satue, 400; Eastern Cattle, 537; Working Oxen and
$50. ' O'''-~ WV - ~ '' ~, N
fnIcEs. Beet Cattle-Extra s1s 90 a 10 90; first
Sll 75 third quality 81 80 q $40 90 y 100 lbs the
total weight of hides, tallow and dressed beef.
Brighton Hides, 1oc " lib; Brighton Tallow, 81 a
Country Hides, 81 q loc % ID; Country Talow, 7
q TIC tb.
Sleep and Lamb Skins 75c q 81 90 each.
Calf Skins 16 a 1sc v ID.
There were nearly many Cattle from Maine as
from the Western States this week, the supply from
tlat on being small than has been brought from
there since la June in any one week. The qualify
from the West was mostly Of an ordinary grade;
there were but few lots of nice Bceves among them.
There have been but few Cattle sold for more than
l3c 70 ib Prices remain unchanged from lase
quotations. The supply from Maine was large. and
there were good many fair Beef Ca tie among them.
some Of which sold at liza q lSc % lib. The Idemand
for Beeves has no been very active
Stores-We quote prices OF ye!Niings SIG q $25;
two year olds s2s g s45; three year DIS S45 "a $50
43 head. Mos of the small Cattle that are in fair
condition are bought up to 81 laughter.
Working Oxen-There was good supply of Work
ing OXEN in market Sequote sales at $40, $175
$3.50, $185, $3.50, 5000, $210, S225 "a $3.50 ay par
Most of The Working Oxen come from Maine the
ger portion of Cattle from that section are usually
workers
Mich cows-We quote sales extra at $50 a 500;
Prices of Mich Cows depend upon the fancy of the
purchaser. Most OF the ows that have been brought
IN OF iate are OF an ordinary grades there has not
been many extra ones among then.
Sheep and Lambs-The supply was larger than has
been In before in any one week this ear Blu cheers
were not buying very largely of the large
supply. We quote sale a; 81 90, 30, 81 rs, So 20,
81 80 g., $275, S. 90 s. 80 q 81 60 P head.
II "a 73c P I'd.
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at market nearly IS 900 head, which, with Brighton
receirts will make t. G humble $4,000. Many will
be Kept over. There were MANY good Sheen o,d
Lambs, but more that were very slim. Those that
sold early Jared the best but train after anoth
er arrlyea tnose came last ha poor show, and were
figures, or Keep them until another week. ="
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A.T ".
Sugar dull and nominal Exchange ON London II
per cent premium; on New York currency, long
sight, 25t discount; short sight 25t discount.
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NdnCeu.
En nNn FLOUR BARRELS, al Forest
tSsCsOEIO City Sugar Refinery, West Com
merca', near toot-of Emery street. l.-
Proposals will also Ne received for new Sugar Bar
rels, ami sample may ne at the office OF the
Company, i55g Comm ircia at corner of Union st.
febl2'l&wf' T. O. HERSEY
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
Lost!

A NOTE OF hand signed by VIM Lowell. and en-
q sci by j. L: Patien, for the sum Of $3.50. due
Dc 20, 1901, p ydbie al any Bank in Portland.
gotiating The same
JAS. PATTEN.
Nov 16, 1867. nof6d1ws