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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-06

MURDER OF BATH CAPTAIN.-A letter from
the Chincha Islands, dated March 9th, says a
disturbance occurred one night on the Amer-
can ship Scotia, Capt. Doane, which the mate
endeavOred to settle without calling the cap
tain, but on attempting TO handcuff one of the
men the latter stabbed him in the arm. The
mate ran to his room for pistol, and the cap
tain hearing the disturbance jumped out OF
bed and was leaving the cabin for the deck
when the sailor in question, without one word
from him, walked up to the captain and stabbed
him below the apex of the heart, the knife
passing in the entire length of the blade In
spite of every effort that was made to save him
he died in short time, and his body was placed
on board of an American ship bound for Hamp-
ton Roads His wife would proceed home ward
by way of Panama. Capt. Doane was we'll
known and highly respected
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NEW CITY ScALEs.-Messrs. Fairbanks,
Brown & Co., the famous manufacturers Of
Scales, have just completed and put up for the
city new forty ton scale, which comprises all
the recent improvements of these celebrated
makers This scale is SO delicate in it's con-
struction and operation, that but the fraction
of pound laid upon the platform (Which is
twenty-one feet long, will turn the beam. The
complete accuracy Of manufacture and adjust
ment in every part, enables the smallest weight
to be ascertained with wonderful exactness.
The scale is located on the site of tie old city
hay scales in Haymarket square. Messrs Fair
banks Il Co. have also erected similar scales in
East and South Boston, for the use of the city.
Boston Journal
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"Box No. So will be temporarily located corner Ma
pie and York Streets.
Directions to those holding Signal Keys
list. In case OF fire the alarm IS TO be given from
the Box nearest to the location Of the fire. and from
no other Box .,,.,.- .--ss. - ..a.sF \ .---l,7-
2ni- Openthe door and pull the knob down gently
to the bottom of the grove and then let 90 OF
it, when it VIII return to its place.
Gs persons about to give alarm will first listen
and il ticising is heaid in the Box they viii know
that an alarm has been given, but ii no ticking is
heard proceed to pull the knob as directed.
3rd. Ii possible wait at the, Box, so as to direct
the iiremen to the fire. p RI =, q.
4th. The police upon hearing the alarm viii, call
CAUTIONS:
I, Be sure there is fire before sounding the
alarm. sg -r.r...e won
2. Never sound the alarm for fire seen at a dis
lance.
3. Never open the box touch the apparatus ex-
cept in case Of fire. "a
A. Be your box is loo sed before leaving IT,
.. Never let fhe key 20 out OF your posse ssion
unless called ar.by the Chief Engineer. 1H
g. Ii you remove from your house place OF
BUSINESS, retnrn the key to the Chief Eng neer. DO
MOI Ieope az Witt The aetc tenant. 4asT ~.
The Bells on the several Churches will sound a
general alarm as usual il arrangements are per-
eced to have the telegraph wires attached to such
Bells as may be designated for that purpose.
The location of the fire will be given Bulletin
Boards Mt the several Engine Houses and at the Po-
lice Office
FRANKLIN G. MOODY,
Chief Engineer.
Portland, March, 1861. mar25dtf
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From Virginia.

RICHMOND, va, April g.
Gen. Schofield has issued an order providing
for registration. There is to re one registering
officer for each magistIiol district in the coun-
ties. and one for each Ward in the cites, whose
qualifications are to be: Having been an officer
in the United States army, or being loyal cit
izen of the county in which he acts or some
other county in the State; he must have high
6dence of his fellow ctizens he shall not be a
candidate for an Office, or an officer of the army
or of the Freedmens Bureau. The appoint
ments of all officers are to be made by General
Schofield, on commentator made by an exam
ing board of army officers.
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New York Marker.

NEW YORK, ,April5
Cotton scarcely 30 firm; sales 900 bales Middlne
uplands 27t az 28e, chiefly at 2Sc. III :
Flour-5 q 10c higher; sales 900 bbls.; State at
$50 "a 1925; Round hoop Ohio II So "a IA 49, Western
$50 "a "a 10; Southern at II 60 q II co. California at
Is 90 "a 16 90. = :
Wheat-2 a &c higher; sales 1000 bush Milwau-
kee No. at 90 "a 2 IS; White California at $780,
Corn-actve and 1c higher; sales 9s 900 BUSH. Mix
ed Western 203 a 22t; Yellow Delaware, new al
1 22t; Yellow Western ut 2Oi: YOllow Jersey al
20 az 20t.
Oats-rather more steady
Beef-steady.
Pork-dul and lower; new mess % 60: old do % Of
q % 80; prime 10 20 "a 20 20.
bbls. -
Whiskey-quiet
COffee-frm.
Molasses-dull.
Naval Stores-auiet and firm
PetrOleum-dull.
TaOw-dull; sales at 1Ok "a H.
Freights to Liverpool-Qniet.
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PLA.V'O- FORTE.

INSTRUCTION GIVEN on the PIANO-FORTE.
i by Miss AGNES M. LORD, Az Congress street
Mar 3Od2m $1,000
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BOSTON, April IL.
Business in this market has been but moderately
active for the season in tho wholesale trade In the
ne r-by trade there is improvement noticeable
ties for the cheaper grades prices are still depressd
and unsettled A few orders are coming to hand
among the Wholesale trade, and buyers now here are
taking small lots of desirable and standard goods, but
they manifest no desire yet to make Investments
ior the future Meanwhile reports from the markets
tor consumption OF line of products continue TO
be of discouragng nature. The shipments of boots
and shoes for the week been 81 OO2 cases; the
month OF March this year they have bee cases
at the same time year twas 106 cases. for the
first quarter this year cases. first quarter last
year 27 531 cases. making ~ 7S9 last wear
in the same time than this.-Shoe and Leather Re
porter.
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The Reported Massacre M Fort Buferd-
InjunefiOn Granted.

= LOU1S, April o.
The reported massacre at Fort BufOrd is not
credited here Letters have been received from
Fort suley by gentleman of this city of a
later date than the one upon which the story
as based, which report all well, and make no
aiusion TO any disaster. Gen. Sherman has
received no advices of the massacre, and disbe-
lieves the report
The United States District Court of Kansas
has granted an injunction against the collec-
Pacific Railroad in that State.
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u. M. PATTEN a. CO., Aaeiioneer-
PLUM STREET.
valuable Property i'm WestbrOOl<
ut Auction.

tN WEDNESDAY, 10th day of April at half
viii PAST Two +. NJ, Tor il stormy first ttr ,Iayl
serva ,I" on tne premises without The least 1, =
aIs Il, NJ ioowmg described parcels of Real Es-
aiel al kntpiook as follows VIZ: onesl.1d sim
E,rty a.o.s - corner, 50 called, containing about
ISL oi u good one and n hair si,ri,, 49,, ~ Soi
WIN !" "e.s'che'i, with Kitchen Woo.t .,I aa',.,
mouse. ALSO, large Barn So Nv M -, al ~, Ky
anu .ouse near py, buildings nlI cnnvau;,,,I,,
arranged anu IN good repair. Also anoibor 10. ~,
Land at sail Aliens corner cnnioi;, ,''htr 10Y OF
acres, with good Barn, Piggery and SILL ABOUT ~
order. Nj II F|.t m - ~ III "ne
About 20 acres of drained meadow os ,o,t on T..
ter land for gardening than be found IN t 60,
situated near Aliens corner the road leadin t
Portland via Tukey's bridge.
Also
About acres OF Meadow and Upland situated on
the road leading from Aliens tO Morrilis corner be-
ing a very desirable lot for building and gardening
All of slid land in he town of Westbro0k about I;
miles from the city of Portland, and one mile from
r. IL h. Railroad and Portland Horse Railroad.
All OF the above Lands are IN "a high state OF eult-
Walton, with very large amount OF front, and very
desirable for building lots, farming on gardening.
Immediately after sale OF Real Estate vii. be sold
about two hundred Sheep and Lambs, six COWS and
Heifers, two Horses and four Hogs, together with
wagons, Farming Tools and portion of the House
hold Furniture
The above property to be sold 10 the highest bid
der, and on the most favorable terms. Cash. If the
purchasers 50 DESIRE quarter cash, the bal
aiice from one to five years with and mortgage
interest at six per cent. semi-apnlaly The per
sonai property to be sold Tor c=lsh.
For particulars call ON Cyrus ThurlOw 1e5 Conn
mercill street. or on the Auctioneers
~ Sale to commence with the Homestead
b Mar q ..
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PATENTs.-Patents have been granted to
Frederic Buchanan, of Portland, for improved
dish pan and drainer; Duncan Morrison, OF
Portland, for improvement in cane, umbrella
pistol, dagger and camp stool combined; John
johnson, of Saco, for improvement in collect
ing gold from river bottoms; j. A. Whitman
OF Auburn, for improvement in oil cans; Dan
iel b. Hall, of Bucksport, assignor to self and
Howard Tilden, of Boston, Mass, for improve
ment in bag ties.
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T,auadinm Affairs.

TORUNTO, .. w. April g.
All the volunteer forces which We're recently
ordered to hold themselves in readiness have
been placed under martial law and the author
ty of the Queens, regulations. During the
time of each parade the commanding officer
has the power of placing any member under
arrest who absents himself from drill. The
different corps in the district have been placed
under the command of Major General Sis
led. ''''-
Inc telegraph station at Farther Point is
now open for the season.
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Location Of Telegraphic Fire Alarm Boxes.
No. 10. Portland Co.'S Office. ..a-.I rI t...ata
IL. Engine House. Congress ST., Munioy.
IA. Cor. Washington and oxford.
15. Z" Adams and AIounttort 1921 Uf
Ii. Grand Trunk Depot.
Z "a : II. Cor. Congress and India.
Is. g Franklin ana Cumberland.
81. Franklin and Newbury.
81 %. g. Market and Commercial.
81, 80. Il. Engine House, cor. Market and Congress.
Z - %. Cor. Middle and Exchange.
- - 20. - Chestnut and Oxford
u. Union and Fore.
81. Prehle and Con ress.
81. Portland and Hanover.
"a. South and Spring.
3. Maple and Commercials
&C. High and Dantorth.
~. Engine House, Congress near Oak st.
7 Al. Cor. State and spring.
AZ. e" Danforth and Bracket
As. y" Commercial and Clark.
A.. Engine House. Bracket near Pine st. Do
as. Cor. Spring and Emery. .f-,t
81. Brackett and Vaughan.
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TERRIBLE CALAMITY.
Explosion of u Coal Mine.
Seventy Lives supposed 10 be Lost.

RICHMOND, Va, April 4.
George w. Randolph. formerly confederate
Secretary of War, died yesterday
An explosion in the Clover Hill coal pits
Chesterfield county, occurred yesterday, and
twenty-five whites and fiiSy co.ored miners
were killed. The pits to-day are burning, but
the shafts are closed to extingush the fire, so
the bodies cannot be recovered.
Ldter.-Despatches from Glover Hill coal
pits give no further particulars of the disaster,
except that three explosions were heard after
the first one. An attempt was made to descend
the shaft, but the bursting out of the flames
prevented it. Nothing is known of what oc-
CURED in the pits. Thirty whites and thirty
nine blacks were at work in the mines at the
time of the explosion.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, April5.
advance of Soc; sales of Spring extras 10 so "a 10 co.
Wheat in large speculative inquiry and advanced I
"a 1Oc sales No. Spring at 80; No. Spring IS al
Sc; sales at 81 q % for No. and 80 a 92Jc for No
q Oats active and advanced p a Sc; sales No. at
with an advance of a &c; sales at SO "a 42 for
No. l: No at 80 a $751; closing firm at 40 for
Winter. and Al for fresh receipts No. 2. Barley in
good demand with an advance of 3 "a &c; No in
store sold at o. High Wines more active at 23I "a
24c bonded Provisions dull Mess Pork nominal at
% 30. Bulk Meats-shoulders steady; dry salted
quiet at &c for loose. Lard moderately active at 13c
for prime steam.
Receipts 200 bbls. -four, Il. 900 bush. wheat H.
600 bush corn, 1900 bush. oats, $500 hogs Ship
ments-55oo DDis. -four, 10000 BUSH wheat, 49, 600
bush. corn, 200 bush. oats.
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NEW YORK, April 5.
Tue 10 Iexan emigrants who were ship
wrecked en- route to Brazil and arrived here
too late for the last steamer are renresented
by the Sanitary Commission to be destitute of
the necessaries of life and an appeal is made in
their behalf
ISDTANAPoLIs, Ind, April 4.
The national convention of the Beta Theta
Psi is to be held at the Bates House. in this
city, on Tuesday and Wednesday next Dele.
gates from all parts of the United States viii
be present
NEW ORLEANS, April 8.
Another crevasse is reported at Duck Point
Madison County.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. April g.
Gen. George %. Knight has been appointed
Commissioner of railroads and telegraphs.
The suffrage resolutions are still pending in
the legislature.
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F.. A. p IL f $ G. D T. T /,
LATE OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU,
. WAsHINGTON.)
Counsellor and Internal Revenue
Solicitor,
No. IL, State ST.. Boston.

M r.. PRESCOTT'S long experience in the Inter
Frauds, having charge of all cases of violation OF
the Revenue Laws, his familiarity with Department
tai practice aud his acquaintance with the Revenue
officers throughout the country, will enable him to
be peculiarly successful in making speciality of all
matters pertaining to the Revenue Laws. He will
ing, and for the recovery Of penalties paid by way OF
compromise. He will advise parties as to the man
ner of making TURNS in accordance with law, as
to obtaining decisions from the Department at
Washington, and will defend n alleged viO-
ation OF the law in regard to taxes penalties Grim
nal offences.
Mr.. Prescott will practice before the various De-
partments at Washington, the Supreme Court of the
u. s., and the Court OF Claims.
For the speedy transaction OF business, Counsel OF
high standing, residing in New York. st. Louis, Gin
cinnah and Washington, are associated with him.
an28e od3m
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II II e M A h k e + q.


-tsf.........- r NEW YORK. April 8.
Money market is much easier but demand active at
per cent. on eau to first class brrowers. The Gov
ernment 10 calling gold freely but at the same time
buying 1905 to greater extent The disbursements
ut the Sub-Treasury liberal. Gold closed steady
at 1926 there being speculation tor rise. Ster-
ling Exchange unchanged and demand quite mOder-
securities firm with a moderate demand. Stocks
heavy and lower at last open board but steady and
quiet call. Mining shares firmer and more active
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FrOMl California.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 4.
The press and people of this State are unan-
ihlousiy In favor of the Russian treaty.
~ Is reported that a new line of steamers Is
10 DE established Immediately between San
francisco and New York, via Panama.
The Nevada Legislature adjourned on the Sd
inst, after passing revenue bill
Chinese goods valued at half a million dol
lars have been seized for defrauding the reve-
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San Francisce Market.
Cesnmercial---l'er Cable

SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.
Flour active and prices firm at 90 00 so for State
and 70 for Oregon Sales of choice Wheat for ship
ping at 30. Legal tenders 70.
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demand
sheep and Lanbs-Trade is dull and prices not
much different from those of last week. we quote
sales OF lots at 81, LII a. &c H. Most OF the West
ern Sheep were taken at a commission.
Swine-Wholes lie, 81 q Sc y fbi retail, 10 a 12c y
fb Fat Hogs-1lOO at market; prices a Ole y IL.
There is but few Store Pigs in the market.
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Cincinuati Markeas.

CINCINNATI, April 8.
Flour in good demand with an advance of Is soc
demand speculative, chiefly for higher grades super
fancy brands at IA 30 a 10 90, closing firm. Wheat
scarce and advanced az &c; No. aspiring IS "a 2GO
No. Winter 81 "a 30; White 10; No. Winter
800 Corn unsettled; sheed Sc in bulk, and 95c in
sacks; White 9Sc ear 70 "a Tic in bulk, hodero ask
re at the Close Rye at 7Oc Barley in fair demand
Whiskey dull and nominal at 26 a 26sc In bond
Provisions dull and nominal. City Mess Pork sold
at % TO- Bacon and Bulk Meats are nominalIy un-
changed. Lard was held at 12sc with no sales Ex-
change firm. Money tight at 10 a Is per cent.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 4.
Cotton-nnsettled and easier; sales q 100 bales
Low Middling at 2Se; receipts 1852 bales; exports
1882 bales. Sugar and MOlasses--nothiug doing
Sterling Exchange I 45 a 1 4G3. Exchange on New
York premium, sight
NEW ORLEANS, April 8.
Cotton dull and easier: sales GOO hales Low Mid
dlings 2sc; receipts of the week 9751 bales agains
1880 bales last week. stock in port 1T eG4 bales
Sugar and Molasses unchanged. Sterling Exchange
IA "a 145t Exchange on New York a. premium,
sight.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
ffNHE fine estate corner Bracket aud Walker SITS
Il The lot contains over 10000 square feet IitIt
perfect and terms favorable. Apply to yrrf ~ +
f.s f..-.. t.... w III. JERKS,
mari dtf Real Estate Agent. /
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
House Lots, and Houses and Lots,

HORSES, Harnesses and Wagons together with a
IL Brick Yard and other property for immediate
sale separately or together, best suits customers
Thrty-twO very desirable House Lots in Cape Eliz-
abeth near the South end Of the Railroad bridge
with dry and soft loan just suited to house lot
and gardens and where wells can be had for less
than ten dollars cost, atiordng abundant supply
OF pure soft water, elualng boiling spring water and
within ten minutes walk of the Portland and Boston
depot. These lots, containing from $500 to 900
square feet. will be I'D from $125 to $3.50 each.
One dwelling house containing five finished rooms,
with wood shed, stable, and well of water. Offered
at bargain.
Also, ono honse and garden, very desirable and
wi be sold at low figure. These houses are new
Likewise, one of the best brick yards in the COn-
ty, and finely situat ID Machines and other eauipaee
all new having been used but part OF last season.
The land and all will be sold less than the cost
Of building and furnishing the yard.
The title OF the above named land is the very best
One pair OF work horses, one double harness, one
single harness, one double wagon, express twag-
ON, one pair of bob sleds and one express sleigh
together with many other articles are offered at a
rate that will induce trade. :
The proprietor will be the premises eyery fore
noon to wait upon customers.
he sells at this low rate in order to close business
mere anu return to the valley Of the Mississippi,
where he has done business in the past
HIRAM SKILLIN.
Cape Elizabeth April 3, 1867.
a-te-ff f+7t .# Anrl3 1fawwtf
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AUCTION SALES.
Il. NJ. PATTEN a. co.,
AUCTIoNEERS, OFFICE PLUM STREET.
Special AuctjOu Sale.

OUR new store on Exchange street not being COM
" pleted, shall hold one more and The last ~
in our present quarters ON Plum street SATURDAY
April at 10 O'cg when we shall sell without q
20 New Matti esses, IL Feather DIS 20 Pr Klaukrts
White and Colored Quilts, Uamask Towels Crash
Linen Shirts aud Drawers, Broad Cloth, Hosiery
Coats, Pants, Vests, Carpet with lot ofrenlnants
&c.
At II o'clock, rs New Watches, Plated Cake Bas-
kes, Ice Pitchers, 4 able Cutlery, Sc.
Also on account Of MIR. - Chase OF Cumberland
Mills, bill OF goods purchased by him March I'd.
April2,
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

WEW VIII pay 30 cents each for first class Flour
w Barrels suitable fol sugar. HI13f~f
LYNCH, BARKER & Co.
b n0Vl5du asrEt 1896 tm 139 Commercial street.
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FCR SALE.

o.. A Desirable Square Brick EHouse on
;:.,, Spring street, between High and Park streets
-ks..A. with modern improvements, heated through
on5 by stean-piped for gas with gas fixtures good
stabe--abundance of hard and soft water in the
house. with about 10000 feet of land - :
Inquire of JOHN C. PROCTER
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TO Those Contemplating Ru;ldino

TIME subscribers would inform, that thew are pre
pared to do all kinds Of work in the erection of
buildings at reasonable prices and in a workmanlike
reduced prices would be for their advantage to see
them before contracting elsewhere. =
Lumber of all Kinds
Furnished at short notice. Moul,liDgs of am de-
sired pattern furnished at short notice that they have
not on hand Of a superior quality.
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS
Furnished TO order. Also, door and W indow frames
made to order. large lot OF window frames OF ali
sizes for wooden buildings hand, for sale cheap
with determination to faithfully and promptly ex-
ecute all work entrusted to them a share OF public
patronage is respectfully solicited la 'f
BKANN s. MERRILL,
Carpenters and Builders, Cross St., Portland, Me-
April 3. eodlmx Trtr' .f. .a'
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STATE OF MAINE.


HEAD QUARTERS, I
March Is, 1867.
General Orders No. g.
I. The Commander in Chief hereby announces tho
resignation OF Brig Gen. JOHN L. fIoDsDoN, Adju-
tant General OF the State.
In accepting this resignation it is impossible 10 re-
train from expressing the high appreciation in which
General HodsdOn's character and services are held.
Called to this p sion the OF terrible and try
lug times, which demanded energy, tact and labor
before unknown 10 the office, he now relres, having
brought this difficult service 10 graceful compile
ton, and commanding respect at home and abroad
which may us ly be called an honorable fame
His record is written in that proud portion Of our
history which his own hand has recorded but more
deeply and emluringly still in the afeciionae re
membranee of those who have served or suffered in
the H ....
Q Brevet Major General Jous G. CALDWELL,
having been duly appointed with the advice and
sent Il the Executive Council. is hereby announced
rs Adiutant General Of this State, ranking nom the
3st inst, and will be obey ed and respected Accord
ingly.
By order Of the Commander IN Chief
.t..,.... --- -ll SELDEN CONNER,
Ami . div It. Col. and Ane-de-Camp.
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House for Sale.

TWO story house on Salem Street, containing
IN nine rooms, convenient tor two families I.ot "a
by 100, Viii be sold low il applied tor Immediately
. ..-...., . -..-- w. ii. JERKS, !
nlarHd3w* & Opposite Preble House.
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XLth OONGRESS---Executive Session.
WASHINGTON, April 8.

After some unimportant business, MIR. Sum-
ner offered resolution, which he said he would
call up tomorrow, that Willard Salisbury,
Senator from Delaware, having appeared re-
peatadly on the floor in state of intOxication
be and Is hereby expelled from the Senate.
On motion CT Mr.. Sherman the Senate went
into executive session.
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Farms for Sale.

House ana Lot for Sale Very Low.
HOUSE new, containing SEVEN ROOMS, will be
Ii sold for 3 1O0 il applied for immediately
ALSO: u-ll -a-a
Lots Tor sale at prices from cent 81 Der foot
Enquire of es $500. JOSEPH REED
/ 49,, Real Estate Agent. Oak st. near Congress.