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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-03
From Washington.

w WASHINGTON, April z.
The registry of voters commenced in the
third Ward yesterday. In the first and second
Wards the registered blacks largely prepon-
derate over the whites, thus atfording unmistak-
able indications that owing to the apathy OF
whites the blacks will control the next mu
nicipal election.
The President to-day communicated to the
Senate a large number of nominations
The Senate in executive session to-day re-
5ected the nomination of j. G. Kennedy for
Commissioner of Agriculture.
The Committee on Foreign Relations have
not come to any conclusion on the Russian
American treaty. .......
The public debt statement will be ready on
Thursday. The coin balance will amount to
$i07,0O0,000, including $15,0000OO in gold certi-
hcates. The receipts from customs during
March were unusually large, being about $l6,-
100000. The internal revenue receipts were
comparatively small, amounting to $3.50 ,OOO
Receipts of internal revenue to-day were 81
621 900. 81 -A
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Cincinnati Markets.

Ut ~ n CINC1NNAT1, April z.
Flour dull but firmer with large speculative in
quiry. No. Wheat advanced q lie; No. 1 scarce
and higher; sales at 60 q g. according to location
No at % q %. Corn firm and active and ad-
vanced 2lc; sales at 96k a 9Sic for Winter and %
for fresh receipts No l, closing weak at CSC for VIM
ter Oats active; sales No. at 40 a 50Ic, closing
weak at Soc. Rye quiet with an advance OF a &c;
sales No. in store at 80 q 49, Barley advanced
@ &c; sales No. at 81 q 92c. Provisions dull and
nominal; Mess Pork at % 90 q % 70, the news from
Liverpool having depressed the market Whiskey
nominal; 26c offered but the Illicit traffic has demon
allied the trade and none can do legitimate BUSH
ness without loss. Bulk Meats offered at q lie
city 13ic. Butter unchanged. Eggs 10 q zoe. Cheese
IT g 17!c Money closed at 10 q Il per cent.
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Black Diamonds !

Okn TONS DIAMOND COAL, egg and
OeJO stove sizes, now landing from schr A. A.
Andrews. This Coal is tree-burning, pure and what
is wanted for spring and summer for cook stoves
and rangess of iight-draft
~ 362 tons JOHNS, COAL; stove, egg
and broken sizes, landing from Sch. z. L. Adams.
This Coal is hard, and one of best grades for good
drafts.
CUMBERLAND COAL for Smiths use, as
usual.
~ 90 IL JAMES H. RAKER, ,.ff.
Mar. ", 1867. diff Richardson's Wifi.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, April 2.
Cotton dull and heavy and fully 1c lower; sales
1900 bales; Middlng uplands 29a "a Soc.
Flour-quiet and steady; sales 1900 bbs.; State
at $40 q 1875; Round hoop Ohio II 65 g Is 80; Yves
tern 10 q IL 80; Southern at IL 25 q II 90; Calor
MIA Is 90 eg 16 20.
Wheat-hrm and quiet; sales $500 bush- Whit
California 16 q 20. -
Corn-actiye and q &c higher; sales 10000 bush
Mixed Western 20 q "a In store, 1 22a q %
afoat; Yellow Southern 81 a %.
Oatsquite firm; sales 50 900 BUSH State rs q 75c
Pork-beavy and lower; new mess % s.; old d,
20 so @ 22 20; prime 10 rs "a 20 12t.
Lard-heavy at 124 @ 134c in bbls.
Sugars-more active and steady; Porto Rico at III
@ 12ic; Muscoyado at 10 q loo.
Cofee-in demand; sales 600 bags ST. Don.ingo in
bond at 115c gold. p sa-s'L - = ~
Molasses-quiet and steady. z-.-
Naval Stores-quiet and unchanged.
refined bonded 20 q 27tc. ~ EAE 81
TallOw-steady at II q lie.
Freights to Liverpool-more active; Cotton ID pei
sail and 7-lod per steamer Corn 3d per sail and 4d
per steamer. fa..af ~ e,ffarE..N
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Lost.

ON Saturday last, near the foot of Exchange street.
~ Diary containing discharge papers, and the
card of Anderson Wescott. The finder win be suit
ably rewarded by leaving 1t az the shop of Anderson
Il Wescott, Union Wharf, apr1d3t@
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-03
Damage by the Floods ON the Mississippi
NEW ORIEANs Anri1 Q

The numerous breaks in the levees assure
western Louisiana. The giving way of the
grand levee at Morganzia overhows seven Par
ishes. This was one of the largest works OF its
kind in the world, and was but recently com
pleted. Work is progressing at Roman Gre
vase, Sc miles above this city, with some hope
of closing it. The most recently reported
break is nine miles below Baton Rouge, which
win do immense damage, overflow this section
of the country and cause great suffering among
the poorer classes of whites, and throw thous-
ands of freedmen upon the resources of the
Bureau during the comine season.
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House and Lot for Sale Very Low.
HOUSE new, containing SEVEN ROOMS, will be
Ii sold for 100, ii applied for Immediately.
ALSO: -i- aaialo7iH' - 7
Lots for sale at prices from cent to 50 per foot
Enquire of JOSEPH REED,
Real Estate Agent. Oak St. near Congress.
mar8dtf s.u..
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 2.
At the municipal election yesterday the Dem
ocratic candidate for Mayor was elected by 800
majority. The remainder of the Union ticket
was elected.
CINCINNATI, April 2.
Full returns from all the Wards give Charles
=: Welstock, Union, for Mayor, 400 majority.
The average majority for the whole Union
ticket is about 5000, showing Union gain of
about 1900 over the election last fall For the
City Council IA Union men and 8 Democrats
are elected, showing gain of one Democratic
Councilman. The new Council will stand 26
Unionists to 10 Democrats. The total vote of
the city was about "a, 900, or 6OOO less than last
year. s
ST. LOUIS, April 2.
The election passed off quietly today. Jas
s. Thoms, radical was elected by about l 800
majority. Vote light.
John A. Holderman, anti-radical, has been
elected Mayor of Leavenworth.
Yesterday Hon. SamI Y. Kemble was elect
ed Mayor Of Lawrence, Ka. Politics did not
enter into the contest.
TOLEDO, Ohio, April 2.
At the election yesterday the entire Repub-
lican ticket was successful, by an increased
maiortv
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A Sad Calamity.

BOSTON, April e
Brig Proteus, at this port, reports March a "a
in northern edge of the Gulf Stream, while "
ing too III heavy gale discovered boat with
a man in it, and while making an effort to
reach him a sea broke over the boat, washing
the man overheard, together with two dead
bodies that were lying in the bottom of the
boat. The man soon sank from sight. The
boat was a metallic life boat, painted white,
with black or blue gunwale. Same day,
passed large quantity of cotton, &c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-03

RICHMOND. Va, April g.
Gen. Schofield has issued orders suspending
all elections until the registration is completed
In the mean time vacancies occurring will be
filled by the Commanding General
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 2.
Gen. Sawyer, who is charged with the ad-
ministration of the military bill in Alabama
says literal compliance with the civil rights
bin will be exacted, and payments tor services
rendered the State during the war are forbid
den. ,l f. Ltr ,s f5Ea
Gen. Pope will established his headquarters
at Atlanta. a Hz
-ssr BALTIMORE. April 2.
In the Superior Court to-day an application
was made for an injunction to restrain the
High Sheriff Of this city from holding an cleo
ton for members to the Constitutional conven-
ton, as authorized by an act of the late Legis
lature. The Court declared its want of juris-
diction as court of equity to decide questions
of a political nature, especially involving
the sovereignty or political power of the State.
The Court therefore, decided that the appliea-
ton for injunction be rejected and the bill dis
missed with costs.
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Murderer Escaped from Jail.

HUDSON, N. Y April q
John WEIGH, confined in jail here ON charge
of numbering his wife, escaped last evening in
some unexplained manner, accompanied by
John Hogodon, another prisoner, held on a
minor charge At o'clock the turnkey found
everything all right in the jail, but about 8
o'clock, when he went in to lock the prisoners
in their cells, he found that Welch and Hogo-
5000 for the capture of WEIGH, and $50 for Ho-
uodnD
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From, south America.

New YORK, April 2.
The Herald's Lima PERU correspondent
says there is prospect of speedy settlement
with Spain, as it was believed Chill was about
to break the alliance and make terms for her
sell. III inns was done it was feared there would
The village of Bolivia had been visited by a
terrific thunder Storm destroying more than
twenty houses and killing about one hundred
neonle
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Chic ago Markets.

CHICAGO, April2.
Flour firm and without decided change; stock light
Wheat firm but unsettled; No. Spring q As; No.
Winter 95. Corn frmer, chiefly for shipment South
No. White &c., and s9c in sacks and &c in Oats
60e. Rye scarce; sales at CO. Barley unchanged.
Shoulders steady; sales at &c loose Lard quiet and
unchanged. Dressed Hogs rs q 300. Live Hogs
advanced 10 q 15c; sales at rs q 90 for common
to choice. ~
Recepts-6 600 bbls -four, 5000 bush. wheat, 900
bush. corn, 1900 BUSH oats, 400 hogs. Shipments
$500 Duls -four 5000 bush. wheat, 1000 BUSH corn.
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HOUSe.fOr Sale.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.


ON the corner of oxford and Myrtle SITS. II is
" two stories, with basement, with ten finished
r00Ins in good repair well and cisern water, fur
mace and gas. ENQUIRE at No 1O1 Oxford ST. Inr22tf
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New Orleans Markets,

NEW ORLEANS, April 2.
.Cotton-unchanged; sales $500 bales; Low Mid
ding at 2sl 2sc; receipts since Friday evening, G5O
and firm; prime 1910. No Louisiana Moasses in
market Exchange-Sterling 45a a 46a; Exchange ON
New York q premium. IL
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New YORK, April q
Judge Barnard, In the Supreme Court to-
day, after hearing, ordered the discharge of
j. B. Stewart, who was arrested with Huyck,
late President of the Merchants National
Bank, of Washington, for conspiracy to de-
fraud the Government but refused to release
Huyck, who is still in custody.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-03

Brick House for Sale.
nN Brown street, containing Fourteen finish
" ed Rooms, hard and soft water gas and other
modern improvements. Possession siyen April 1.
Apply to ID. II. Ingraham, ESQ,
Eess.-sA3f 9F w. II. JERKS,
mar6dtf FH EfE- Real Estate Agent
stNS ASAA Lot for Sale. s'tASAsJ !
fINHE lot on the northerly side of Deering Street.
l. adjoining the residence of Gen. j. d. Fessenden
Said lotis sixtytwo 1eet front and hundred feet
in depth. Apply to j. c. PROCTER,~
marl6dtf Real Estate Agent, Middle st.
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Arrival of the African Packet Ship Col
cOnda.

BALTIMORE, April 2.
The African packet ship Golconda, belong
ing to the American Colonization Society, ar
rived to-day, forty days from Monrovia. Eve
rything was prosperous on the coast:an the
passengers who left Charleston in the Golcon-
da were landed in good health, and reported
generally well pleased with the country. She
brought several colored passengers, who have
returned either on business or pleasure. The
Golconda sails again for Monrovia on the Goth,
and will take out large number of emigrants.
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United States 5-20's S4s.

LIVERPOOL, April 2, Noon.
Cotton dull; sales to-day VIII reach 5000 bales
The following are the quotations Mddling uplands
13d; middling Orleans l3fd. Breadstufs firm; Wheat
No. red lbs Cd; White California lbs Ode; Corn 40s
Provisions-POrk 76s Produce dull; Spirits Petro-
leum lid; Common Rosin IS Sd; refined Petroleum
Is Cd Spirits Turpentine SIS; fine Rosin los; Whale
Oil 441.
LIVERPOOL, April 2--Eyening.
Cotton dull sales 5000 bales; Middling uplands
l4t e l5e Breadstuffs firm; Corn 4ls H.
Central, rs. ~' fo
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II. M. PATTEN & CO., Auetionecrs
80 PLUM STREET.
Valuable Property In WestbrOOk
s ,f at Auction.

ON WEDNESDAY, 10th day of April, at half
" past two p. NJ, Tor If stormy first fair day,l
will be sold tue premises without tho least re-
serve, the following described parcels OF Real Es-
tate in Westbrook, as follows VIZ: Homestead stu
ated at Aliens corner, so called containing about
sistmg OF good one and a half stoIied Farm House
with l. attached with Kitchen, Wood and Carriage
House. Also, large Barn SO by so feer with Shed
anu Corn house near by, buildings all conveniently
arranged and In good repa r. Also, another lot Of
Land at said Aliens corner containing about IL
acres with good Barn, Piggery and Shed, all in fine
order. ar Il.
About 20 acres of drained meadow, as good or bet
ter land for gardening than be found In the State
situated near Aliens corner the road leading TO
Portland via Tukey's bridge. .
ALSO
About acres OF Meadow and Upland situated on
the road leaaiing from Aliens TO Morrs corner be-
ing very desirable lot tyr building and gardening
miles from the city OF Portland, and one mile from
p. AZ N. Railroad and Portland Horse Railroad.
All OF the above Lands are IN Ligh state Of outi-
Walton, with very large amount or front and very
desirable for building lots, farming or gardening.
Immediately after sale of Real Estate will be sold
about two hundred Sheep and Lambs, six COWS and
Heiiers, two Horses and four Hogs, together with
Wag ms, Farming Tools and portion OF the house.
hold Furniture.
The above property is to be sold to the highest bid
der. and on the most favorable terms. Cash. IL tho
purchasers SO desire, one quarter cash. the bal
ance from one to five years with note and mortgage
interest at six per cent emi-annua1y. The per-
sonal property to be sold for cash.
For particulars call on Cyrus Thurlow, les Com
mercial street, or Oh the Auctioneers.
Sale to commence with the Homestead.
Mar 27 stl-.9
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STATE OF MAINE.
HEAD QUARTERS,
March 2S, 1867.

Marcn 2S, 1867. J
General Orders No. 8. -,...,.-,.
l. The COMMANDER in Chief hereby announces the
resignation OF Brig. Gen. JOHN l.. HoDsDoN, Adjn-
tant General Of the State.
In accepting this resignation 1t Is impossible 10
train from expressing The high appreciation in which
General Hodsdons character and services are held.
Called TO this p sition the eve Of terrible and try
ing times, which demanded energy, tact and labor
before unknown to the office, he now retires having
niought this difficult service to graceful compile
u1n, ana commanding respect at home and abroad
"W u; may us ly be called an honorable fame.
history Wbe Is NV written in that proud portioo Of our
deeply and eniurngly still In the affeetionate re-
me OF those who have served or suffered in
Brevet Major General yoHu e. CA1nwE11
having been duly appointed with the advice and con-
sent 4 tne E G Council is hereby announced
3st inst, and will be obeyed and respected accor
ngly. ~
i SELDEN CONNER
Apl2 div 1t. Col. and Aide -de-1,ann
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ST. LOUIS, April2.
The Democrats correspondent at Junction
City, Kansas, says Gen. Hancock's Indian ex-
petition, 800 strong, was at Selman on Satur-
day. Gen. Hancock proposes to go to Fort
Learned, on the Santa Fee road, where he will
invite the chiefs of hostile tribes to council
to discuss terms of peace. If they fail to come
to terms he will Immediately commence Wig
orous war against them
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II II Il M A IL X L 4 s..
Financial.

NEW YORK. April 2.
Money has been active and call loans plump at Z
per cent. all day, but easier at the close. Gold
closed steady at 34a q 34l. Foreign Exchange
Stocks steady the last open board rather
quiet afterwards. Mining shares heavy and lower.
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Portland Wholesale Price. Current.
Molasses

Porto Rico. none
Cienfuegos. =. none
Trinidad. -. So a 80
Cuba Clayed.. As q 30
Clayed tart. none
Muscovado. 30 a 55
Sugar House Syrup As
Nails.
lCask. $500. 6 so "a 6 ga
Naval Stores.
Tar y bril-. a 90 a 4 30
Pitch &c. Tar)3 % q
vii. Pitch . Is % q 6 90
Rosin II 90 q ~ 90
lTurpentine y
gal. -. IS q 90
Oakum.
| k,,...N All - 1Dl
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Farm for Sale.

THE mark Allen" estate, containing two hun
l. bred acres, situated within one and half miles
o. Pownal Depot, in P0wnal, County OF Cumber-
land Said arm is well divided into pasturage til
lase and wood land. Is well watered, has good and
convenient buildings, cuts some sixty tons of hay
and has some twelve hundred cords OF merchantable
wood for the market, besides enough for the farm.
This estate would make two good farms, and will
II. Noyes, near the prenises, or 10 IIEkEA
G1kI'ofl -Etss : WACHARLES G. COBB,
Executor, 90 Lisbon Street, Lewiston, Me.
March l3. endSsWff
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Wanted,

A YOUNG lady between the age of 16 and 20. a
n good vocal singer; one who can play an In
strument preferred, to travel with accompany through
the country Address w. H." Post Office =
April 1. div"
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House Uptown For Sale.

o. d. two-story Wooden House, containing
5;:. twelve finished rooms, cemented cellar,
.X.::sA Brick Cistern Furnace, GAS THROUGHOUT,
and with all the modern improvements. For partic-
ulars inquire at ~, 3D..
No. H Carlton Street,
Or of DR.. COLBY, Press Counting Room.
s Portland, Mar %, 1S67.-d2w ~.
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Lot for Sale
For Sale.

49,, "A FARM IN WELLS, MAINE.
SSsinsSk Estate Of the late SAMUEL HATCH,
H. sAhE fszAA contains about 80 acres, 40 to 80 OF
IA fih39f5HsAsA, good wood land and pasture, good
q story House with L., large Barn,
Sheds sc. The Farm is located at Wells Corner on
main road; churches aud schools near, and in the
immediate vicinity OF the we'll known summer re-
sort, Wells Beach; i'll be sold low and on easy terms
to close up the estate. Those wishing to see the
Farm can apply to SAMUEL ELDRlDGE, near the
premises. For terms, &c. inquire of GEORGE r.
HlCHBORNg & CO., No. Scollay's Ling
address Box ia 2. Q. Boston, Mass. mar16d1m
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FOR SALE.

- - q Desirable Square Brick House, on
Ei., Spring street, between High and Park Streets
-kass..A-wth modern improvements, heated through
out by steam-piped for gas with gas fixtures good
stable-abundance of hard and soft water in the
house, with about 10000 feet of land.
Inquire of '''" JOHN C. PROCTOR,
mar2s-d3w
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

NE will pay 80 cents each for first class Flour
. w Barrels suitable fol- sugar. tt-'Ft
LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
nov13dtf 1879 Commercial street.
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FO X G Ar.

- story and half House, with seven finish
k;,,I ed rooms, and Stable attached; good hard ant
MN soft water. Lot 40 by 81. Pleasantly located Oh
Montreal street street. Apply to
mr2sdlw- I. BURGESS so Montreal street.
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To Let

First Glass House For Sale.
A FOUR STORED BRICK HOUSE on Park ST.,
a mas seventeen rooms, hot and cold water, ana
All otler modern cOnyeniences. party Is nov
asked. Apply to T-i- - W. III. JFl;RiS
Mar 30---}w
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THE fine estate corner Bracket ard Walker SITS
4 The lot contains over $4,000 square feet. Title
perfect and terms favorable. Apply to
.Hftf w. II. JERRIS,
mari diff Real Estate Agent. ,
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About 20 acres of drained meadow, good or bet
ter land for gardening than be found in the State
situated near Aliens corner the road leading "a
Portland via Tukey's bridge.
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Wanted.

A N experienced Salesman in the retail Dry Goods
Aibusness; one who can give good City reference,
may hear Of permanent situation by addressing
Box 1o1s Portland Post Office, giving real name and
references, AZ mar16ttss
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Farm for Sale
For Sale---House on P ark st

pEING about to remove from this city offer for
ID sale my House, No. 55 Park st. 1t is good size
and conven ent, with all the modern improvements,
Bathing room in which is Hot and Cold water, Gas
Furnace Sc. Con ected with house is good stable
Possession given first day of May next. Enquire at
No. 3S3 Commercial 81. head of H0bson's
wharf, of j. H. Hamlen, the subscriber, STEPHEN
PAITEN. OF Of w. II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent
,Tan20eodff
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ATJ.L. WEEKS STORE, No. ~ ana
"A "A Fore ST., you can buy as good articles as
at any other store in the city, and delivered at any
march 29-dtf fi''tifa5i-'
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COmmercl al...Per Cable.

LONDON, April Q, Noon.
AMERICAN SEcURIrIEs-The following are the
current gu ,tations for American Securities: Illinois
Central Railroad Shares 7s3. Erie Railroad shares
39f. United States 6-2O's IS. : = :,
FRANKFORT, April 2. Noon
United States 5-20's rs. ~
PARIS, April 2, Noon.
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New House for Sal

- On India street, third house from Congress,
.,. contains eleven rooms besides the attcs. This
house is very pleasantly located and very con-
venicntly arranged for one or two families
Apply to GO VIM. H. JERRIS t'a'
mar2Sdu B -stsslssl q H. Real Estate Agent.
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international Steamship Go.

THERE will be Special Meeting of the Interna-
Il tional Steamship Company at their Office, corner
Union and Commercial streets, on THuksDAh'
April eleventh, at O'Clock p. NJ to see II the IN
holders will vote to increase the Capital STOCK u @
Company, and to act any other business 'n'' AA'
legally come before the meeting,
rer oroer oi'ne D"e1I LIBBY, Secretary.
a. ,oe1 mr2Sdtd
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House Wanted in the City.
DY small famly-Rent not to exceed Five HIM
ID dred Dollars Inquire OF
Z. l.. GRUEBY,
ADl2 2W@ Plum Strant
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For Sale.

rJNHE fine lot of Land on Spring, near High street
L known as the Boyd lot, containing about 5000
feet also about 100000 Brick and eco perch of Stone
Said lott will be sold with or without the material.
For further particulars enquire of JOHN G.. Toll
FORD, OF CHARLES SAGER. mch11dtf