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ADJUSTMENTS.

ENGLISH OPERA.-The success of the Rich
ings Opera Troupe, when last here, prepared
u.s. in great measure, for the very fine per-
ormance of Martha last evening, which at
tracted large and brilliant audience, and
afforded the utmost delight to those present,
Miss Richings made most charming Lady
Harriet" Vocally and instrumentally, it was
one of the best renditions of the part we have
ever witnessed, and was enthusiastically APP
plauded throughout by the audience "The
Last Rose of Summer" she sang delicously,
and repeated the pnorceau for an encore even
more acceptably than at first The concerted
pieces were all admirably given; indeed, we
question IL the Italians have ever done them
as well at the Academy.
Mrs. Seguin (nee Harrison) made very proml-
nent part of Nancy" and sang the music OF
the role in the most thorough and artlstlc
manner. Her aria in the third act was gem
OF fine vocalzation, and was highly rel'shed by
| the delighted listeners. Mrs. Seguin possesses
one of the finest contralto voices we have ever
heard in this or any other country, ana mel
merits as a vocalist are of avery high character
Mr. Castle, as Lionel" was excellent anc
highly effective. His singing of the various
a'orceaat1 of his part was characterized by th'
best taste and most thorough method, while
the sweetness and fiexibillty Of his pure teno
lent additional charms TO the beauty of tn
music he was called upon TO interpret
His trying role was admirably done through
out, and several of his arias were rapturousl
encored. The gem at the conclusion of tn
second act, MAY Heaven to thee grant par
don" was superbly executed and its repetitio
was OF course imperatiyely demanded by tn
audience. Mr.. 8. @. Campbell made a most az
ceptaDle "PlunlEett," both singing and actin
his part in a way TO leave nothing 70 be desireC
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

HHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
L entered into Copartnership under the firm of
HARDING WHITE, tor the transaction of the Whole:
sale Grocery Bush at os 29 and 81 South FRONT
Street ana Nos. 2S and 80 South WATER Street,
ALEXANDER HARDING,
Philadelphia ~ anuary ~, 1867. l2Sl2t
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Assassination The Paris papers give curious
statistics of assassination. The proportion of
murders i5:-In England, one IN 678,OOO souls;
Holland, one in 100000; Prussia, one in 100, OOO;
Austria, one in 1900. The writers have lett
France out of the calculation.
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THE HAN.GMAN.

v-oo,,tIon at Norrdstown Of Joseph
S,eddopp, alias Frederick Had
dopp' for the Murder Of
Julius Woohelle, Nov.
25, 1865 = PaTticu-
lars Of the Crime
and ENeou-
f~zs! =. ton, Etc.
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229 FAIRIES & WARNER, 229
No. 229 North NINTH Street,
Above Race,
WILL OPEN TODAY

Another case Waltham Pllow-case Muslin,
26 cents; 3 cases sold within 80 days.
Yard-wide BleaOhed Muslin, well-known
make, 25 cents.
Beached Muslins, all prices, and as low as
the lowest.
Unbleached Muslins, lowest market prices
One bale rs Domet F1annels. 81 cents.
One bale A Domet Flannels, 81 cents.
All-wool Flannels. 80 cents up.
American Delaines, new and choice styles
American Prints, handsome styles.
Black Alpacas, 40, 45, 50, So, 81 cents, etc.
Bird-eye Diaper, 1926, $3.50, $500, $3.50, etc.
Linen Towels, Napkins, Doylies, etc.
Hand-loom and unbleached Table Linens
Linen Shirt Fronts, our own make 3715, As,
so cents, ETC.
Black and white Balmorals, S175, over so
dozen sold.
Honeycomb and Alhambra Quilts, etc.
Ladies', Gents and Misses Hosiery, cheap.
Lancaster Ginghams, 25 cents.
Canton Flannels, at reduced prices
Ladies' and Gents Merino Vests, reduced.
SOMETHING NEW AND CHEAP EVERY
DAY.
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Large Wooden Building
nf At AuctiOn.

WILL be sold at Public Auction on Monday,
w April 22d, at O'Clock z. NJ, at my ship yafd
near the Gas Works, the large Wooden Building in
which the Monitor built. The purchaser vii
have 80 days to remove it. Terms given at the sale.
aprl7dtw. GEORGE w. LAWRENCE.
II. q. BAIIEV Aucfiouaar
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- RICHMOND, April 10.
The Convention met at 10 O'clock. The per-
vading feeling shown in the. speeches of the
colored members was for confiscation. One or
two who opposed it were saluted with cries of
"copperhead." The announcement by Mr..
Freeland, of Petersburg, that if Congress did
not give negroes lands they should be taken by
violence, was received with much applause
The white members did not seem to relish the
idea of confiscaton, and tried to throw cold
water on it. The committee reported an ad-
dress to the State and a series of resolutions
The address first recites the wrongs done by
whites, but says those who fought unwillngly
ought to be forgiven. 1t then declares the al
legiance of the convention to the Republican
party, and lays down the following PLATFORM
Honor and rewards to labor; homes for the
homeless who are willing to work property and
not polls to bear the burden of the national debit
the State must contribute to educate the chill
dren of the State; free schools and universal
education, to threaten monopolists of the
State with confscation if they oppose the la
borers, or attempt to control his vote, or modest
the school teachers and friends of freedmen"
The resolutions thank the 39th Congress for its
egislation-pledge the convention its aid in
admission to the Union. They adopt the priD-
ciples and platform of the national Republi-
can party, and declare equal rights to all, in
Guiding the right to hold office, and refuse sup
port for office to any man who does not openly
identity himself with the Republican party
Both the addresses and the resolutions were
adopted unanimously. The Notwithstanding
confiscation was, after a sharp debate, referred
The resolution endorsing President johnson
wss hooted down. The convention then ad-
journed sine die.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, April 49,
A rumor still prevails in Washington that
negotiations are pending for the purchase of
British America by the United States, Mr..
Seward proposing to give the Alabama claims
in part payment
Special correspondence from Dublin and
Thurles indicate very plainly that another and
more extensive Fenian rising is expected in
Ireland, and the British commander-in-chiefis
forced to keep fully prepared for active exer-
ton at any moment
The Government commission on hss-sayinp
apparatus, having closed their examinations in
Andrews establishment, in Cheney street, pro-
ceeded this morning to several foundries in
West street for the purpose of testing safety
valves. The Board have still a great amount
of labor to perform, as over 100 Inventions are
yet to be examined. A.
Coroner Gover this morning concluded the
inquest in the case of John G. Myers, tne man man
who was found dead in his room at Loveloys
Hotel Sunday last, and who was supposed 70
have been murdered. The jury rendered a
verdict of death by disease of the heart, accel.
Grated by violence received at the hands OF
John RYAN and William E. Brown. Coroner
Cover committed them to await the action Of
the Grand Jury.
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New York Market.

co,... NEW YORK, April 49,
Gotton On, active and fully 1c lower sales 800
FIour-steady; sales $500 bbls. State at 10 10 GO
1910; Round hoop Ohio IL % a IA rs; Western 10 %
at 10 80 a 16 90. -
Wheat slightly favors the buyers sales $4,000
2 at 65; A,Aber State at SO a 1885, -
Corn-a shade easier; sales 81, 900 bush; Mixed
Western at 2st a 80 in store, closing at 20 "a SO
aloat. " 80
Oats-dull and heavy; sales $4,000 bush; State at
IS a Soc; Western II al &c., ~
Beef-steady. IA
Pork-quiet and steady; sales new mess 2275.
in bbls. "
Whiskey-quiet; Western 30c in bond
Groceries-Quiet and unchanged.
Naval Stores-frm; Spirits Turpentne at 70 a SOC
Rosin at s73 a 90. '' - WV
Oils-steady; Lnseed 80 a 49,
Petroleum-in moderate request: sales crude Iat
Ice; refined bonded at 27c. '"'
Tallow-steady sales at II "a 11Ic
Freights to Liverpool-quiet
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Brick House for Sale.

ON Brown street, containing Fourteen finish
" ed Rooms, hard and soft water, gas and other
modern improvements. Possession given April l.
Apply to d. H. Ingraham, Esq, or
W. III. JERRIS,
mar6dtf Real Estate Agent
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Gable Dispatches,

SOUTHAMPTON, April H.
The Hamburg American Packet Company's
steamer Saxonia, Capt. Hack, arrived here last
evening on the way to Hamburg.
BERLIN, April II.
The national constitution, which has been SO
long under debate, has been at length adopted.
The Polish members protested against the ac-
ton of Parliament, and on the result being
LIVERPOOL, April II.
Information has been received here that the
American ship President Fillmore, Captain
Luce, which sailed on the 10Th of March from
Glasgow for New York, has been lost No date
or other particulars are given.
FLUSHING, April II.
The ship Uncle Joe, Capt. Scoyell, last from
Philadelphia for Antwerp, came into collision
with another vessel in this harbor to-day, and
was badly damaged.
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AtPr1vate Sale-A Large Story and
Half House.

~ Room, Bed Room and nix Room. Above,
three finished sleeping rooms, with closets and
presses.one unfinished A nice attic, cemented eel
lar the SIZE OF the house. In the is cook and ash
rooms, Two boilers, large store room, chain pump,
anu convenience for soft water. A wood and car
a convenient barn. With stable for horse. cow shear
hennery, piggery, and other conveniences. Also
IaIge emu ana back yard, with chain pump, a fine
eight acres wood land, young growth Ten OF tiilage
with never falling spring. Six acres salt marsh,
more OF less. fire garden spot, few plumb trees
ana nne place to rear speedy apple orchard.
Large 'front.' yard with trees and shrubbery A few
roos from chnrch--school house one mile. 1t is
Deautaui location, opposite the harbor, and sum-
ent occupant and owner.
RALPH HOBBS,
Apl13. eod2ws Wells, Me.
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New YORK, April IS.
The trotting season on the Union Course,
Long Island, commenced to-day, with races for
purse of $50, mile heats, in harness, which
was won by d. Pliers, b. II. Montgomery,
beating the Farmer and KittyCloud. The lat
ter won the second heat, and Montgomery the
first, third and fourth Time: 248. $50 IA,
5.51 IA and 253 Bennett and Mountain Rang.
er entered but did not start. Dexter and Lady
Thorn are matched to trot four races, mile
heats, two mile heats, in harness. and the same
to wagon for $4,000 each race
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hmm bsratI0n at New YOrk-A Losing V0y-
age for the Great Eastern.

NEW YORK, April I6.
The Board of Emigration met yesterday. A
statement of emigrants arriving at this port
WAS presented, when it was shown that the
number arriving since January l, was 1929
10000 less than for the same period last year
The tonnage duty of the Great Eastern in
entering the port of New York amounted to
$604560, which, with the addition of the har-
Dor masters, health officers and pilots fees and
charges on stamps, permits, Sc, being alto
gether only expenses of entering port, will foot
up $1,000. She departed yesterday for France,
carrying 131 passengers, paying 800 each,
which amounts to $1,000, leaving surplus OF
$4,000, out OF which the expenses of her voy-
age salaries of her officers, crew, and other at
tendants, costs of painting and repairing, and
other incidental items, are to be liquidated
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Southern Items.

COLUMBIA, S. c., April Is.
The Governor estimates that 100000 people
IN South Carolina have not tasted meat in
thirty days. The restitution is great and sew
eral cases of starvation are reported. ss.
The registration of voters will be commence
ed as soon as a sufficient number of persons
have reported themselves who are qualified to
act as registers. Few have done so yet.
Northern advices received here indicate a
considerable emigration of farmers from New
England, New York and Pennsylvania
The statement that the South Carolipian
has been sold to Beverly Nash, as negro Or
gan, is false. tits still edited and owned by f.
G. Defontaine
.- 9ta. SAVANNAH, Ga, April IS.
A mass meeting of citizens was held this
evening and was addressed by Ex-Gov. Jo-
seph E. Brown, who was the only speaker and
who spoke for an hour and half, advising
submission to the military bill as the best al
Tentative left for the people of the South
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ChicQQO NTnrRers

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 49,
Flour dull Spring extras at 70 rs q IA 90. Wheat
g 49, closing nominal at2 A. Corn-sales No. i at
OH o3, closing weak at 01a a 1O2; No at SOC.
Oats quiet; sales No. at Coo; No. Q at "a a. 55Ic.
closing at 6i @ 54tc Rye firm but quiet and 1c high
eer sales at At q 4s for No 1, and 80 "a 81 for
No 2. Barley moderately active; sales by sample at
e5c q 20; lots in store neglected. Provisions FAT
for good to choice. " " '0'a
o ReceiPts-27Oo bbs. -four, 5000 bush. wheat, 1884,
wv push corn, 900 bush. oats, 1900 hogs Ship
bush. corn + "Ae", H'ooo
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For Sale.

THE fine large lot at the corner of Pleasant and
L Centre Streets. Said lot has a front on Pleasant
Stree. Of 614 feet, and extending back ON Centre
Street 115 feet. Drains laid in cement connect the
cellars on the premises with the common savers, and
anever failing well supplies excellent water. The
lot will be sold. with the brick and stone thereon,
and gas piping in cellars. As corner lot, it holds
out great inducements to any one desiring capital
location for stores or shops. Terms favorab e. APP
plyto H. P. DEANE,
No. Clapps Block, Congress Street
April 10. diff ftt4
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BRIGHTON, April H.
Atmarket for the current week: Cattle, 1siSi sheep
and Lambs 5000; Swine, 800; number OF meS, snd
Cattle $40; Eastern Cattle, 70 ,, wS 81 anu
PRIoEs Beet 3 ~ second ou 10
Ell ~, 40 aa. third quality $40 LOG $40 rs y 100
lbs the total weight of hides, tallOw and dressed
beef. o,eo, Il, ~. Countr,, Touo, e1
@R &c HIDES 81 1oc y ID; Brighton Talow, II
a &c " b.. ea,o-
Calf SKINS is a zoe " b.
Stores-There are no Stores in market except Work
ing Oxen and Mich Cows.
working ng Sxsn-We quote sales at 1926, $3.50, S265,
$780, $3.50, $500 $500 per pair There is large lot
IN market, ana on account OF the stormy weather
prices are not as good.
Mich Cows-Saes extra 800 q $125; ordinary $50
9 S75; Store Cows $45 "a $50 Price OF Mich Cows
depend altogether upon the fancy Of the purchaser.
Sheep and Lambs-We quote sales OF lots at y, 8,
q 10c y ib; some Lambs at SO rs % head; 40 Cor
sets at Sill ~ head, There is large supply in mar
ket, and prices are the same as last week.
Swne-Wholes lie, s "a SIC " fb; RETAIL 81 "a 1Oc p
ib. Fat Hogs-sOo at market; prices 81 q 10c y fb.
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XLth ooNGREss---ExOcutiVe Session.
WASHINGTON, April IS.

WASHINGTON, April 10.
SENATE.
The Senate, Immediately after prayer and
the reading of yesterdays journal, went into
executive session.
After some time spent in executive session
the doors wers opened for short time, when
Mr.. Anthony called up his resolution, further
extending the time for adjournment of the SEES
sion sine die, until Friday afternoon at four
O'Clock.
Mr.. Trumbull was opposed to the proposed
extension, and wanted to adjourn to-day.
Mr.. Fessenden remarked that it was impos-
sible to adjourn to-day, as there was important
business on the table which would occupy
them until o'clock.
The Senate agreed to extend the time of ad-
iournment until Saturday, by vote of 20 to
IT, The Senate then went into exec utive ses-
sion,
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EQr Sale.

THREE storied brick house No. 80 on High Street,
i corner of Pleasant, now occupied by the sub
scriber
Also, two three stored brick stores on Fore Street.
corner OF Pearl, opposite the Custom House, with
partition wall slated roofs the rear on Wharf Street
four stories, with cellars For terms and particulars
enquire of the subscriber
NATHANIEL BLANCHARD.
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c...o s.u a o. new ORLEANS, Anril ~
Middng at 25Ic a 26c; receipts 1900 bales. Low
$3.50 bales. Sugar and Molasses nominal Fonr o
but firm sales at Is 81 90 10 80 Corn depressed: saie
% a. 80. Oats dull at SIC, Bacon-only retail
business being done; shoulders 9ic; rib sides lie:
clear e sides 10 a 13sc. Lard quiet but firm at 13f a
IL nc Pork very dull mess at % 80. Whskey dull
ou'unehanged. Sterling Exchange 146 a $50. Ex-
change on New York premium, sight.
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MOBILE, Ala, April Is.
q large meeting of freedmen was held here
1sst evening. Over 5000 negroes were present.
na i';. speeches We're made by both black and
WIZ ai speakers Resolutions were adopted
affiliatlng with the radical party, and demand
ing the right for blacks to sit on iuries. hold
office and ride on the street cars. The meeting
adjourned at late hour Most of the colored
Der of shots were fired into the air after the ad
tournmpnf 'S~i enO au-
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NEW York, April IS. g
AT ten minutes before one o'clock this morn
ing John r. Livingston was shot dead while in
saloon at No. II Jefferson street, by Vincent
Cody. Cody was at once arrested by Rounds
man man.. Phiicomb OF the 7th precinct police
turer at Barnum's Museum. Cody asserts that
he acted in self-defence, Livingston having
made an attempt on his life. An inquest will
be held on the body this afternoon.
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Farm for Sale.

TIME homestead of the late Scott Dyer, Cape Eliz
i abeth, four miles south of Portland Bridge, con-
tanning about 100 acres, good SOIL in good state of
cultivation, fences all stone WALL young orchard, rs
trees grated fruit. Pleasantly located. School and
Church within mile. a.F
For terms, &C., apply on the premises or to
D. p f. G. ROBINSON,
meho0-tf 'tE @I 13 Moulton Street.
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c- ....., HAVANA, April 10.
tor No. 12,. Moasses at outports more act;ye. a.S
81 for Centrifugal; 81 81 for clay ed; 81 r. Ga fST
and eckoad sold at $50 a s32 b. hao ariiy ,e
and abundant 1000 Elk Galvesto, from Po5tland ~
rails. Sugar HID Shocks unchanged; Moasses do 10
unchanged. Freights 20 outports on sugar u a 8;
on molasses at 80. Exchange Irregular and weak; on
Ohte@ states % a 27 discount currency.
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Il II T. M A R X EFT 8 ,
Financial

- NEW YORK. April IS.
Money easy at 9 per cent. on stock and 8 ne,
cent. on Government collaterals; prime DISCOUNTS
g "a per cent, but the market is quiet Foreign Ex
change higher; prime bankers sterling 1888 as 1904
francs 5l5 q 5i23. Gold excited by reports OF anot
er decline In Cotton and the rumor that negotiation,
have been broken off between Prussia and France
and closed at 1871 "a 1871. Governments firm ant
moderately active. Stocks fraction better at The
close Mining shares generally firm and more active
Business at the Sub-Treasury was as follows: Re.
ceiPts, S2O23, 500; payments, s2635, 999; balance
St4OOO, and gold notes. $4,000 All the Exchanges
have agreed to adjourn over tomorrow Good Friday
and it will be almost holiday.
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April IS.
E iooaceo steady and unchanged. Flour firm for
aai grades, and dropping for Spring super State AT
~ e 10 90; extra ID 90 a II u.s. Wheat frmer; No.
at sn 81 az so No. 2Sprng 65 "a 70; prime Fall
iSw s grades a sales at O6 q l2 Oats steady at 50
for Spring ans % & choice s Barley dun at 20 q 80
Ginning Sales at r ~ ran without sacks Rye de-
dull Lard dull. whiskey dull at 10 free o'''0ns
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K. vi. PATTEN a. CO., Auei9oncers,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Dwelling Houses & Land on Spring
street at Auction.

N TUESDAY, April 23d, at r. NJ on the
~ premises, spring Dext east of South street will
De SOLD the two storied wooden block of TWO fene-
mems i,1 Nos 10 and 49, The block is thoroughly
uun., convenient and In good repair The ,eIe-
ny may desire. Each Contains six sleeping ro. IN
P5rlor sitting room, kitchen, with large Gel ar
also, furnace, cistern and gas. Lot contains about
4oso Ieet This property being In the center OF tho
CITY Will always command good rent OF ready sale
amined any afternoon from 8 to O'clock can at
No. 10. Further particulars at tho auctioneers.
April Is. .....
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House iOr Sale.

House Tor Sale.
- A desirable Brick House, No 26 Spring street,
@:;: containing eleven room, hard and soft water.
@lsA Apply to
-II9s.t l. ALPHEUS SHAW.
April /, 67. .... ......, apr2d3w
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Flour nno,.naos Mn, CINCINNATI, April 10.
mah1 prime Old at %. Corn firm at CSC for sacks.
aad Sac bulk Oats steady at 66c in bulk Rye firm
Provisions dull Mess Pork at 20 25 s % so " RmL
meats1shouders Sc packed sides Sc. Lard at IL 9
iSc. CHeese at Ut q Tic, Butter at % 0a9 33c Ex
cnange nrm Money easy at "a 70 ner cent
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Floods at the West.

KANSAS City, Mo-, April 49,
The river is higher at this point than it has
been since 1874, and is still rising. The tracks
OF the Missouri Union Pacific Railroad, be-
tween the State line and Wyandotte, are over
flowed to depth sufficient to extinguish the
fires in the locomotives. The water comes
mainly from the Platte River, which is now
reported receding slowly.
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LONDON, April 10, Noon.
Money market quiet. Consols for money at 81.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following are the
current gu tations for American Securities: United
States 5,2Cs ex-div. Illinois Central Railroad
Shares 76t. Erie Railroad shares ST.
LIVERPOOL, April 18, Noon.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales of cotton
ior the past week to have been 900 bales of which
bales were for speculators and exporters The
Market to-day is dull with trifing sales; Middlng
stock in port 796 600 bales Of which Al 900 bales
american. Breadstuffs totally unchanged. Provis-
has advanced TO Dos Cd.
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Lot for Sale.

rT,HE lot the northerly side of Deering Street,
i adjoining the residence of Gen. j. d. Fessenden.
Said lot is sixtytwo feet front and hundred feet
in depth. Apply to j. C. PROCTOR,
mar16dtf Real Estate Agent, Middle st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-19
Official Vote Of Couuec,,.

HARTFORD, Conn., April 10
The official canvass of the popular vote of
Connecticut shows 94,153, which is larger bv
5000 than ever before. English's ma'-s,:
$751; The whole ticket is A'". Tba, y net ~
-. .Ae democrats ON Congressman is
1894,
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Milwaukee Markets.

MILWAUKEE, April Is.
10 90; extras IL 90 a II rs. Wheat advancing and
unsettled; No. at rs; No. Q at 2475 a 81 Oats
firm at CSC for No. and Csc for No. q Corn steady:
No. at 03; old do at 05.
Recepts-5OO bbls. -four, 10000 bush. wheat, 1900
bush oats, 800 BUSH corn. Shipments-1,S00 bbls
-four 81 900 bush. wheat.