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The Portland daily press., 1867-04-15
Cincinnati Markets,

.. CINCINNATI, April 10.
Flour unchanged; Superfne II 90 a IL 80; Trade
brands IL 50 "a 10 rs; Fancy 16 90 q Is 90. Wheat
no good whest in market Corn dull and declined a.
Sc; No. sold at Soc in elevator, and % in sacks.
Rye and Barley unchanged. Whiskey dull at 26c In
bond. Provisions dull nominal and unchanged
City Mess Pork held at % 20. Bulk Meats az Toe.
Hams IS % 13lc for plain, and Is a i5tc for sugar
cured. Lard firm at 12a a 1Sc. Money easy at 9 @
II per cent EXCHANGE steady Imports Is or past
oats; 5,0l2 BUSH rye; 4472 bush. barley 6OO7 bush
wheat; 6,5i0 bbls. wmskey; 1888 bales cotton; 1900
bbls lard; 1850 fbs cut meats $50 bbls pork.
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Valuable Wood Lot
FOR ALE.

CAID lot is situated In the town of Windham nj
y the head of "Goose Pond, so called, being a
nart of the real estate the late Levi Wilson and
contains fifteen acres more or less heavily wooded
principally with hard wood.
AIsi far sale house and lot situated In the town
Of Faimontn. on the old Gray road, about six miles
from Portland The house is two stored, and con
tains six rooms on the ground, all necessary out
buildings, and the whole in good repair.
The lot contains ten acres, more or less. inns
stand is within five minutes walk Of school house
and one mile Of church.
For terms and further particulars call on
L.. j. LATHAM,
49,. West Falmouth, near Winslow's Corner
Apl 11-eod2w
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, April IL. B.
Flour dull and unchanged; Winter extras II %
red do IA IS; Spring extra Y Isl superfine II o.
but closed easier, selling at &c. Corn active sales
at 03 for No. 1, and No. at &c. Oats steady
sales ut "a a 54Ic. Rye more active at decline Of
a &c; sales No. at So % 40. Barley quiet al OF
for No. O. Mess Pork at2275. Lard at 13c. Ht
Receipts 900 bbls. -four, $500 bush. wheat, 81,
600 bush. corn. Shpments-5,000 Duis. flour, IS 900
bush. wheat 900 BUSH corn, 1900 bush. oats.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, April -.
The pilot boat Caleb Curtis, and the crew
consisting of A. A. buckingham, Henry Van
ors, were lost yesterday, while attempting to
cross the bar.
This morning five steamers and nearly n hun
dred sailing crafts, crowded with people, pro
Pablo. the scene of the prize fight between
Dooney Harris and Tommy Chandler for a
stake of s. 600. There was no interference on
the part of the authorities, and the fight took
place without interruption. Twenty rounds
were fought in thirty minutes. The first blood
was drawn and the first inoek-down given by
Chandler, who seemed to regard the contest as
a laughing matter and knocked Harris out of
time in the twentY-second round
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NEW YORK, April II.
A letter from Aux Cages, Hayti, dated
March 81 states that when the revolution broke
out against Geffrard, the country people at
tackled that town but were repulsed by Geff-
rard's brother. There were great fears OF anoth-
eF attack, and the impression was prevalent
that CONGREGATIONS might result.
Jacmel was flooded with counterfeit money,
eishteeh millions more of which were expects
ed to arrive shortly. Several persons had been
arrested for passing it.
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Sentence of a NIurderess.

MONTREAL, c. E., April IA.
Sophie Boiscline has been examined by a
jury of matrons, who returned verdict that
she was quick with child. The Judge, in pass
ing sentence upon her, spoke of the proof adj
duced in the case, as leaving no doubt OF her
sentenced to be hanged on the Goth of Novem-
ber She cried bitterly, protesting her inno-
cence, and asserting that her husband poison
ed himself -
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Another EndinH Exus...-.

A dispatch from Fort Mcpherson. Nebraska
states that mail party from Fort Phil Kear
ney to Fort Laramie, in charge of Mr.. Van
Valsey, Government scout, and Sergeant
scalped and mutilated by the Indians 10 miles
east of Fort Reno. None escaped. 1t is fear
ed the Crows will join the hostile Sioux, in
which event Fort G. f. Smith will be in great
danger,
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At Private Sale--A Large Story and
IfAIf HOnca

" Room, Bed Room and S nix Room Above.
three finished sleeping rooms, with closets and
presses-one unfinished. nice attic cemented Gel
lar the size OF the house. In the L Is cook and
rooms, two boilers large store room, chain pump.
and convenience for soft water. A wood AMI car
riage house with large chamber over it. Attached is
hennery, piggery, and other convcniences. Also
large end and back yard with chain pump, line
clothes yard, with ummer building. Thirty-
eight acres wood land, young growth Ten OF iilage
with never falling spring. Six acres salt marsh
more OF less. fire garden spot. few plumb trees,
and fine place to rear speedy apple orchard
Large front yard W tn trees and shrubbery A few
rods from church-school house one mile 1t is n
beautiful location, opposite the harbor and sum
resort from our large cities. Apply to the pres
ent occupant and owner.
RALPH HOBBS,
Apl Is. eod2w* Wells, Me.
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FO IL 6 A T. Ell

4 CUSTOM WOODEN MILL in Wakefield, at
= Harris Mills at the head waters of the Salmon
rams river, ana eight miles from Union village, the
terminus OF the Great Falls & Conway Railroad
The said mil consists OF one set of Custom Cards,
one narrow set for making ether kinds of goods one
JACK. one Broad Loom, and all other machinery TO
60 with the same. 1T any one wishing to buy whole
or part ca do so at good bargain. The said ma
chinery is all in good repair. ~
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber,
by addressing WI. MULLEN.
Ap 12 St. Milton Mills u TT
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LONDON, April H. Evening.
Cons0ls closed firm at 90a for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES. The following are the
closing quotations tor American Securities u S.
shares 36s - 80 : I7--r
LIVERPOOL, April H. Evening
The Cotton market continues heavy and inactive
but the quotations show change in priees sales OF
tbs day 5000 bales; Middling upands 12d; Middling
California firm at Ids per GENITAL Provisions firm:
extra prime Mess Beef 1858; Pork-Eastern prime
Mess rs Sd. Produce-Linseed Cakes declined to 60
los for thin oblong. ''A
United States bonds at 75a.
AMERICAN SEoURITIEs.-The following are the
current gu tltions for American Securities United
States 5-2O's "a. Illinois Central Railroad Shares
77i. Erie Railroad shares 49,
FRANKFORT, April 80, Noon.
United States $40 bonds 752.
LIVERPOOL, April 10, Noon.
The Cotton market is quiet; sales to-day estimated
at 5000 bales; Middling uplands at 12d; Midlng
Orleans l2fd. Breadstuffs-White California Wheat
as as oorn ABS Sd % 43s "a Cd; Barley IS Sd; Oats IS
Shscse ca, sos REPRESENTATIONS It's Cd Beef 125s;
uii Spite Is: white standard Is sd; Resin-common
IS sd "a me me ~ ia Linseed Oil $685. Sperm Oil e131;
Ashes-Pots 34s Iron-Scotch Pic sSs or t MIL
numbers; Iallow AIS Cd; Linseed Cakes co 10s. Snr
its Turpentine 37s - '''' 'p"-
The current rates for American securities at this
hour as follows: United States 5-2Os 74l ~
shares 3T3. Illinois Central shares III -''s
LIVERPOOL, April II, ppm
Since the opening of the market Cotton has become
somewhat firmer though prices have not quotaby
advanced. The market for Sugar is hrmer.
LONDON, April 10, Evening.
COnsos closed at 90s for money.
AMERICAN SEcURITTEs.-The following are the
closing prices of American securities: United States
5-20s "a Illinois Central shares III Erie Railway
shares 3S.
LIVERPOOL, April 10, Evening.
Cotton closed more active but prices unchanged !;
sales to-day 1000 bales; Mddling uplands III q 12d
Middling orleans 12td Breadstuffs firm California
Wheat las; Corn 43s 3D.; Barley As Sd; Oats IS Cd !;
Peas l5s. Provisions firm; Pork rs Cd; Beef 125s ;
Cheese COS; Lard 4os; Bacon 4os 3D. Produce-Spir-
common a ID lis for fine; LnseeJ Oil g3s los; Sperm
Oil e13f' Whale e59; Clover Seed 5es Cd; Linseed
65s Ashes-Pots S4s; Scotch Pig Iron 52s; Tallow
AS Ga Inseed Cakss 60 los; Spirits Turpentine Ais
Sugar closed firm at 24s per cwt for No. r. Dutch
standard.
FRANKFORT, April 10.
United States 5-2O's closed at 70,
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New Orlenps Market..

New ORLEANS, April 10.
Cotton-unchanged; sales 200 bales; Low Mid
ding at 26s a 27c receipts 62s bales; exports 1G2
bales. Sugar and M0lasses nominal. Sterling Ex-
change 46t "a 49, Exchange on New York q
premium, sight,
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81. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, No., April 10.
Tobacco unchanged. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat dull; No. Spring and Club at 80 a IS;
prime Fall at 81. Corn declining; sales at O5 "a
10 for choice White. Oats at 81 q s3c. Provisions
dull and unchanged. Lard 12c for choice kettle
Whiskey active at II free, and 25 In bond,
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Cauadian Affairs.

TORONTO, C. W.. April 49,
A special dispatch to the GLOBE says a force
of United States troops arrived at Rouse's
Point yesterday.
The impression on the frontier ia that Fe-
MAN raid will be made before month. a.
The hotel kept by McFee, at Hamingford,
was attacked the other night by roughs from
the other side, who were fred upon and were
d,iua off
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New House for Sale.

49, On India street, third house from Congress,
E: contains eleven rooms besides the attics. This
house is very pleasantly located and very con-
veniently arranged for one or two families
s Apply to VIM. H; JERKS,
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NEW DIRK. April 49,
Money easier and towards the close first class Dor
rowers were offered money stock collateras at G
per cent, though is yet the general rate except on
for money has greatly fallen oil. Gold has been uni
form and steady at 1863. Governments firm. Stocks
rather lower closing steady Pacific declined to 1861
Mimi shares dull but rather frmer.
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For Sale.

TINE fine large lot at the corner of Pleasant and
i Centre Streets. Said lot has front on Pleasant
Stree. of Gil feet, and extending back Centre
Street 115 feet. Drains laid in cement connect the
cellars the premises with the common wers, and
anever failing vel supplies excellent water. The
lot will be sold, with the brick and stone thereon
and gas piping in eel ars. AS corner lot, it hold,
out great inducements to any one desiring a capital
location for stores or shops. Terms fayorab e. Ap
ply to Ii. p. DEANE,
No. Clapp's Block, Congress Street.
April 10. diff
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One and a Half Story COTTAGE

NOR SALE. Very pleasantly located near the
Il West Congregational Church. on Congress Street
west end The house contains six rooms on first
floor, and three chambers. Has barn and good
water. House painted drab color. Lot 80 by 10O.-
Has shade trees and flower garden. Price $4,000
Apply to w. II. JERKS.
April IL davis .....
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GARDINER, April 49,
Navigation of the Kennebec river is now
open for the season. The steamer Eastern
Queen arrived this noon. rt
NASHVILLE, April 49,
Gov Brownlow has issued proclamation
declaring the registration of voters in the coun-
ties of Benton, Coffin, Franklin, Hardeman,
Humphrey, Lincoln, Stewart and Wilson null
and void. usa -t
A large meeting of radical colored people
was held to-day at the Capital. Resolutions
were adopted supporting Gov. BDwnlow and
the radical cause.
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For Sale or Lease.

THE Large Lot of Land on the corner of Federal,
i Temple and Congress streets
A desirable location for Hotel-f0r sale low; If
not sold, will be leased for long term of years if de-
sired. Inquire of JOHNC. PROCTOR,
Portland. Mar 2S-d3w 65 Middle street
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House for Sale.
FOR SALE !
"A Good House for Sale

WITHIN five minutes walk of the Post Office,
w pleasantly situated, two and half stories
high, thoroughly finished, hard and soft water, gas
furnace, outbuildings and yard. In perfect order,
and possession given Immediately.
INQUIRE at this office AMI Cit
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First Glass House For SALE

A FOUR STORED BRICK HOUSE on Park ST.,
- mas seventeen rooms, hot and cold water, and
aeauy TO lease 1t at TEN PER GENT. on the price
Mar 30--,3w -st~ 'a 90
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WE will pay 80 cents each for first class Flour
w Barrels suitable for sugar.
LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
noy12dtf 139 Commercial street.
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For Sale.

A FARM IN WELLS, MAINE.
\ Estate of the late SAMUEL HATCH,
gA contains abont 90 acres, 40 to 90 OF
ssITffHeri1A r good wood land and pasture, good
=. p story House with L., larse Barn,
Sheds, &c. The Farm is located at Wells Corner on
main road; churches and schools near, and in the
immediate vicinity of the well known summer re-
Sort Wells Beach, will be sold low and on easy terms
to close up the estate. Those wishing 60 see the
Farm can apply to SAM Ell ELDRlDGE, near the
premises. For terms, &C., inquire of GEORGE X.
HlCHBORN q CO., No. ScOlay's Bml ling, or
address Box ia p. @. Boston, Mass mar1sd1m
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For Sale i'm GOrham. Me.

THE well known residence of the late Levi San
L born, pleasantly situated on the main road lead
ing from Gorham Village to Portland; less than hall
mile from depot, schools and churches. Said farm
land, with fifty bearing fruit trees, good cot
tage house with cellar under the whole, and con-
venient stable. Also good well of never failing
water. Price 80, 200. Terms easy For particulars
apply to Judge Waterman, or A. T. Keen, NJ. D.,
Gorham Village. RUTH S. SANBORN
April II. d1w&M2W* IL IL Il -
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House and Lot for cal.
Farm for Sale.

THE homestead of the late Scott Dyer, Cape Eliz-
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, IS
trees grated fruit. Pleasantly located School and
Church within mile.
For TERMS &C., apply on the premises or TO
4. G. ROBINSON, 81
mch20-tt 10 MOulton Street
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Sam Francisco Market.
Commercial.-.Pcr Gable.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10. :
Flour firm at 90 a 90. Wheat little doing; 0G
Is offered but ii is held for 05 a. TO- Legal tender:
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FOR SALE

49, A Desirable Square Brick House, on
A:;: Spring street, between High and Park Streets
Msl. with 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 900 feet of land.
Inquire of JOHN G. PROCTOR.
mar02-dtf
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LONDON, April IL, Evening
ConsOls closed firm at 9Oa for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES. The following are the
closing quotations tor American Securities: U. S.
5,2Gs ~ Illinois Central shares 76t; Erie Railroad
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Ho,,sa for Sole

NEAR Saccarappa village, good house, wood
IN house attached, large stable, garden spot, hard
and soft water well arranged for two families if de-
sired. Situated on the WindEam road, within five
minutes walk of the depot. Apply to Mrs. BETSEY
HAMBLlN, on the premises. apr9d1w*
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House for Sale.

A TWO story house on Salem Street, containing
IA nine rooms, convenient for two families. Lot so
by 100. Will be sold low If applied for immediately
w. ii. JERKS, go
mar27d3ws Opposite Preble House.
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House for Sale.
Valuable Real Estate for S

I'm the corner of Oxford and Myrtle Sts 1t is
" two stories. with basement, with ten finished
rooms, in good repair well and cistern water, fur
and gas. Enquire at No 101 Oxford st. mr22tf
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SVRURR1N RESTDENrE

FOR SALE. The pleasantly 10
A<HN-O Gated house and lot at Back Cove,
&fIltHe.lN at the end ofIukeys bridge known
I91NsT as the Silsby estate. Upon the
E!z.II1sEs1 premises is good two story house,
barn. carriage house. There is one acre of land
which may be divided into good building lots. Has
a good orchard and the best of water.
Apply to w. II. JERKS,
Apl IL. 3w Opposite Preble House.
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For Sale.

TINE fine lot of Land on Spring, near High street
i known as the Boyd lot containing about 10 600
feet also about 900 Brick and eco perch of Stone
Said lot will be sold with without the material.
For further particulars enquire of JOHN G.. Toll
FORD, or CHARLES SAGER. meh11dtf
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Block of Houses tor Sale.

rTNHE convenient double house corner OF South and
Il Spring Streets. Each tenement contains nine
finished rooms, and may be sold separately. For
further particulars enquire of MRS. EATON on the
premises, No. Is Spring Street, Or
w. II. JERKS.
March 10, 1867. mar20dtf
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House ior Sale.

49, A desirable Brick House, No &c Spring street
,,;;; containing eleven room, hard and soft water.
-lfssssA Apply to
ALPHEUS SHAW.
April 1, 67. apr2d3w
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House and Lot for Sale VERY Low

HOUSE new, containing SEVEN ROOMS, will be
II sold for $1.100 ii applied for Immediately.
ALSO:
Lots for sale at prices from cent to 80 per foot
Enquire of 4 JOSEPH REED,
Real Estate Agent. Oak St. near Congress.
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Valuable Hotel Property for Sale

rgNHE Oxford House, pleasantly situated in the viii
4 lage OF Fryeburg, Oxford county, Maine. is Of
iered for sale at a bargain, il applied for soon.
The House is large, in good repair, with furniture
and fixtures throughout, together with all necessary
outbuidngs.
For full particulars inquire OF
HORATIO BOOTHBY,
Proprietor.
Oh Hanson & Dow, 541 Union st.
Fryeburg, Sept 20, 1866. diff
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H0HSE ElR C1IE

fEE..> One halt of the good block on the westerly
,;,:I corner of Elm and Oxford streets. The house
.GesAz contains about dozen well furnished rooms
has gas, furnace, &c. Only three minutes walk
from City Hall. Apply to "
W. III. JERKS.
April 10, 3w Real Estate A1ent
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Valuable IOtHI ESCaCC IOF SAFE.
TINE fine estate corner Bracket and Walker SITS.
i The lot contains $4,000 square feet. Title
perfect and terms favorable. Apply to al
w. II. JERRIS,
mari diff Real Estate Agent.
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Il Chicago two hundred jourueymen
shoemakerz are on a strike. The rea-
son ofthsir action, as alleged by them,
Is that their employers refuse 10 allow
hem more than AZ cents per pair for
making kip boots. They state that
these prices are insufficient for their
support. In Boston, the bricklayers
are on strike, and have quit work be-
cause their employers engage more sp-
prentices than are allowed by the rules
ofthe Boston Bricklayers' Association.
The employers, at last accounts, re-
fused TO diminish the number OF their
apprentices, and were looking out for
hands to take the place of the strikers.
In Bridgeport, Connecticut, the brick
layers have struck for IS d day, but
their demand has not yet been aGceded
to. The recent strike on the Treasury
building al Washington, which, Tor n
time, 1t was supposed was at an end,
was only stopped by the contractors
substituting other woTkmen for the
strikers. The old hands have ihterfered
with the new ones, and there have been
several cases of violent assaults, which
Iave resulted in suits at law. The la
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Rxsegtaa, Avg. u, IN.

TIE Louisville suspension bridge
across the OHIO will, when completed,
b the largest bridge across our river,
surprising the one recently completed
4, Cincinnati. The foundation stone OF
the Louisville bridge was laid LAST
week. The total length OF the bridge
will b SD feet, or nearly one mile.
The graded approaches will De 2-550
feet in length, and the upsrstruciUre,
consisting Of iron suspension trussss,
will rest on twenty-five piers and two
abutments. Tne Longest span VIII b.
three hundred and sixty feei-thiriy- six
Zee, longer than the longest span Of the
Victoria bridge at Montreal. This
bridge will be adapted TO the use Of
steam snd horse railroads, Carriages
and foot passengers The lowest pro-
jectin2 points Of the long spans will not
% less than ninety feet above low Wa
ter. The highest known rise Of the
Chic river Is fouy-foUr feet, SO that
even in the event OF another like il,
there would stili be 6ry-twO feet be
tween the lower part Of the bridge and
the water.