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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-23
FROM Central and south America.

NEW YORK, April Y.
The steamship New York from Aspinwall,
has arrived. She brings S1,117919 in specie
She reports that the steamship America from
San Francisco for Juan del Sur, with 100
passengers, for New York, put into Acapulco,
March 18th, short of coal, and with her shaft
broken AS she could not obtain coal at that
place. the captain entered protest and pro-
ceeded to sea contrary to the advice of the
American Consul running probably for Man
camilla, where he hoped to obtain coal
The steamer New York brings Panama
dates of the 18Th.
The Star and Herald says that two Spanish
war vessels were cruising near Santa Martha,
III quest OF the Peruvian privateer RAYS for
merry the American steamer Il. r. Cuyer.
The report of the arrest of members of Con-
gress, by Mosquera is unfounded. The two
branches of the Government were working to-
gether tremendously
Adyices from Chill state that the question
of peace or war still remains unsettled, but
that there was to be either truce, OF media
ton of the United States
1t was thought the Spaniards would hot
make another warlike visit to the Pacific
The Qualifications at Valparaiso were still be-
ing worked upon with great assiduity. and had
received the appreciation of a distinguished
Belgian Engineer. They make no progress in
ships of war, however The vessels nnTchased
in the United States fall more and MORE into
discredit every day.
A new guano Island, 800 miles from the
coast had been discovered.
The news from Peru is unimportant.
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New Work Marker.

NEW YORK, April o.
Colton-without decided change; sales COO bales
MiudhS uplinds zoe. lLs- flu -4f
tlour-dull and common grades a 1Oc lower
sales 1000 bbls; State at 10 10 01325; Round hoo,
OHIO y 90 g A65; Western 10 90 q 1850; Southern
Wheat-dnll and dropping; sales $1,000 bush
White California at 8 % as 323
Cofh-l "a &c higher; sales IA 900 BUSH; Mixed
Western at 50 q "a; Yellow Southern / So; IVES
tern 331. ~ "
Enthusiastically; sales 3s, 900 bush OBJ ia
fork-hrm; sales new mess % co. t--
Lard-hrmer; sales at 12a a 1899 in bbis ''iA
WhisEey-quiet. = " q '
Rice-quiet. ID lAi.a
Sugar-steady with fair demand sales porto Rico
at Il5e; Muscovado at 1o4 "a 1lec. u
COffee-nominal. -gFTI
Molasses-firm; sales Muscovado at so a. Sec.
Naval Stores-quiet. -
petra9aenm,du sales crude at Ice; refined bond
Taliow-tlrin; sales at III a 11se .
sail Gr 70 Lvsrpool-steady; Cotton Slod per
Iotal stock OF Grain in warehouse April 22d -
Ii2ol bush. wheat, 1,1S5 222 bush corn. I.243 G79
BUSH peas. >N'o'
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ST. LOUIS, April %
The Denver City News of the 18th inst, saws
government train was recently destroyed in
the Colorado Desert, and Two men were drown
ed, by sudden rain storm which sent a terri
BILE flood down the narrow defile in which they
were encamDed. 't'i % -.-'.-t 81 '-
BURLINGTON, VT, April %.
A gang of thieves appear to be operating ex-
tensiyely in this city and vicinity Last night
the residence of Charles H. Potter was enter
cd, and 81 ,250 in gold bearing bonds and green
backs, and valuable gold watch and chain
taken grocery owned by r. P. Tibbetts
was also broken open and pillaged. ,i
TOLEDO, Ohio, April %.
fire last night destroyed several buildings
on the corner of Jefferson and Summit streets
Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000. 80 :.
David Smith, highly esteemed citizen, was
shot by burglars on Saturday morning and Sc
riously wounded.
CONCORD, N. H., April %. 81.
At IL A. NJ. to-day there was no clue to Mills,
the Franccnia murderer. His escape was dis
covered at 3 A. NJ Sunday, and it is thought
he had assistance from the outside. 6Jt5 : q
The condition of Bishop Spaulding Is much
improved, and he is now considered out of dam
ger. .- 70 S'.'
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Notice of Appeals.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
First Collection District of Maine,
Assessors Office, SO Exchange St. Portland

1NTEKNAL EEVTETE, |
First Collection District of Maine
Assessors Office, SO Exchange St., Portland, I
on,o, April 18th, 1867, !
NoilCE Is hereby given that at the office OF the
~ Assessor. OF said District, in Portland in the
County of Cumberland, on WEDNESDAY. the sth
Jay OF May, d., 1867, at nine OF the clock in the
forenoon, Appeals will be received and determined
by me- the undersigned relative to any erroneous or
excessive Valuations assessments RECOMMENDATIONS oy
the Assessor OF said District, the Assistant as
SCISSOR OF any division, assessment distTIct ni
said First Collection District returned in the annual
list for the year 1867 -. l., ro,o-
The law prescribing the duty OF AssessoIs , ~ tie
Assessor shall be made in writing lhn lgbicb
the particular cause matter or thin e gp6nJ or
a decision is requested, ana sns ~ - ''''
principle of error complained OF. crr,ss orr,,,,I
9TH he Act 81 Is Rn5Tn as o n
Juiy ,o,h looo, Law requires each Postmaster TO
.erl ms notice is sent, TO post the same in his Of
fee ,asossor First Districf Of NJaiIno
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tsss.eii az eea. Hancock with the ckt?s
as,us Indians.

kS6uGts OF Ged. Auhs ~ ~ ~~Nf.
ehns Indians
ST.. LOUIS. April ~.
The Democrats correspondent with Gen.
HancocE's Indian expedition, gives an account
of the council held at Fort Learned on the 18th
inst, between Gen Hancock and fifteen Chey-
ING. as only part of the Chiefs of the tribe were
in attendance, and those present gave but an
equivocal reply to Gen, Hancock. In order TO
make speeches to them the next day, General
Hancock moved toward the Cheyennes; when
about hall way he was met by over 800 Chiefs
and warriors, who protested desire for neaoe'
put on the same night the whole tribe aban-
a1ned the village, leaving the wigwams but
taxing everything of value with them. Gen.
oustar cavalry were sent il pursuit, but had
n not returned when the letter closed Indica-
IONS IONS point to a confederation between the
Dheyennes and Sioux for evil purposes. Gen.
Hancock intended to burn the Cheyennes' vii
lage on the 18th inst .l..r
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AUGUSTA, April z.
Simms, Bartlett and Mcguire, the supposed
BO sdoinham Bank robbers who have been
awaiting trial in Kennebec Jail since last De-
tober, were taken in charge by Sheriff Milley
and posse OF officers this morning and carried
to Bath.
,,,.-,-e.,u BATH, April %.
robbers will commence tomorrow foreman
The prisoners have arrived and are in sote
keeping. Unusual interest is felt in the trial
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Chicago Markets.

r,o An CHICAGO, ILL.,, April o.
changed with light sales of Spring extras at 70 90
IA co. Wheat dull and holders firm; No. advanced
large speculative inquiry and advanced 1c sales No
az VI q %; No. at SO a Sc. closing quiet Al
lgli Tor Nod. Oats more actiye sales at 55i "a 5ec
AZ No.2. Barley nominal at S7c "a 20 for No D
PROVISIONS very dull. Mess Pork held at % 30 "a
Y 70 Lard l24 g 13c. Live Hogs dull at IS fSi
Receipts-2,6OO bbs. -four, $500 bush. wheat. III.
wv bush. corn, 400 bush. oats Shipments-s ,O3O
bills Hour, 1900 bush. wheat, 1870 900 bush corn.
900 BUSH oats ''' '''' 'o'
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From Mexico.

GALVESTON. Texas, April %.
The U. 8. steamer Tahoma, from Tampico
April 18th, has arrived, and brings the positive
continuation of the capture of Pueblo. 1t is
represented, also, that Ortega, who is in great
favor with the citizens OF Tampico, and for
whom all would pronounce, has not the remot-
est chance of success.
Letters from the Liberal camp of Quereta.o
say that Gen. Diaz has shot six general officers
ana Sixty-one OF lesser grades, who were cap
cured at Puebla. 1t is alleged to be in retalia-
ton for the October decree s.
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). T.---lSG0.-X.-The amount of Plantation Bit
ters sold in one year is something startling They
would ill Broadway six feet high from the Park to
ath street. brakes mandatory is one Of the insti-
buttons in New York. 1t is said that Drake painted all
the rocks in the Eastern States with his cabalistc
ators to SSSs law anu @ Ha ny les
OF nature" which gave him monopoly We do moi
know how this is, but we do know that Plantation
used by all classes OF the community and are death
ON Dyspepsia-certain. They are very invieoratnp
when languid and week, and great appetizer"
Sarato pring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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More Indian Depredasions.

NEW DIRK, April %
The Evening Post says: We learn by let
ter from Fort Boig, Idaho Territory, dated
March 18th, that the Indians near there, are
again on the war path. On the 25th they cap
tured stage coach, killed ten passengers and
the driver and destroyed the mails. There
are now at the post commanded by Captain
Sinclair, AZ Indian prisoners, who were captur-
ed few days previously. Ninety-two Indians
have been killed during the winter.
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ExpeLiti0n for Mexico.

~, New YORK, April %.
Tha Express has rumor that the steamer
Gen. McCallum and the brig Nellie Hammond
which left here some time since for Tampico,
were abundantly supplied with arms and had
unusually large crews. The expeditions are
said to be under Coils. Farrell and Smith, and
on landing in Mexico Gen Lew Wallace was
to assume the command. Intelligence reached
here to-day OF the arrival of the Gen. Mccall
lum at Tampico.
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From Washington Territory and Nevada.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 90
The Washington Territory Union COnven-
ton yesterday nominated Alvin Flanders as
delegate to Congress.
A riot occurred among the workmen in the
Silver Bend Mining Company at Belmont, Ne
vada, on the 18th inst The mob rode Mr.. Can
field, the Agent of the company, on rail, and
committed other outrages. A shooting ARRAY
also occurred during the riot, in which twenty
men were killed Mr.. Garfield escaped UNI
hurt
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Il III T. WI A IL X EFT q.
Financia

an NEW YORK. April g.
The ease in the money market is steadily increas-
ing. The demand this afternoon was moderate for
money on call at q per cent stock colaterals:
prime discounts 81 a. per cent. Gold weaker to-,
wards the close, the last sales being at 1888 q 1881
Sterling Exchange higher, bankers having advanced
the rates TO 1095 g 1898. Good commercial bins
scarce Cotton bills pass at very low rates. Govern
ment securities very active, and the market closed
strong. Stocks firm at the Second BOARD but gener-
ally q 4c lower at the last open board Petroleum
and Mining shares quiet but generally steady
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From Rio Janeiro ana BnenOs Ayres.

----- .--- NEW YORK, April y.
Rio Janeiro dates to March rs, and Buenos
Ayres to March 10, have been received Don
Pedro had issued decree calling out his Ma
tional Guard, in which he acknow lodges de-
fiction of the Argentine troops. A portion of
the Guard resident in Rio Janeiro had reso-
lutely refused to obey the call, and several of
their chief officers have been suspended.
The Argentine revolt is still progressing
The hatred of the people toward Brazil was
intense, and their disgust as great as the con-
tinuance of the alliance with the Empire to
carry on the war in Paraguay. 1t is even said
that Gen. Mitre secretly instituted the existing
revolt against the Government, of which he is
President and Generalissimo, simply to have
war. Ia. a-. l. Ia..i.- F-I
Cholera had broken out in Rio Grande in a
MALIGNANT form
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Cincinnati Markets.

p,o, CINCINNATI, April %. b
Flour nrm and In good local demand, but prcesars
unchanged. Wheat unchanged with little Offering.
Corn irmer and higher; sales at SIC for new in buL
There has been no old in the market for some months
Inc advance in railway treghts to-day checked the
shipping demand. Oats dull. Rye TO- Barley
unchanged. Whiskey dull at 26c in bond Provisions
unchanged. Lard unchanged. Butter duh at "a a
soc for prime to choice. Cheese active at Tic.
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I'm lifting the Kettle from the fire scalded mysel
very severely-one hand almost to a crisp The tor
. was uniearable. . The Mexican Mus
tang Liniment relieved the pain almost immefliatey
1t healed rapidly and lett very little scar
CmAs. FOSTER, 42O Broad street, Philadelphia"
ment will do. 1t Is invaluable in all cases OF Wounds
swelngs, sprans CUTS bruises, spavins etc., either
upon man or beast .ls't
Beware OF counterteits. None Is genuine unless
wrapped in the steel-plate engravings bearing the
signature oil q. w. Westbrook, Chemist and the pri-
cate stamp OF DENIS BARNES 4 Co. New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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NEW ORLEANS, April 90.
Gotten easier sales 900 bales receipts 400 bales
Low Middllng at 22 g &c. Sugar 12sc; prime 13t.
holding back for a reduction. Corn advanced q a
DC; sales at 80 q 35. Oats dull Pork steady at
Lard firm and unchanged Whiskey 10 "a . 10.
SteTiing Exchange 1473 @ 100. Exchange on New
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Variety sale.

I'M WEDNESDAY, April path, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. :,
~ shall sell at Rooms No. 10y Fore Street, stock
OF goods consisting in part OF Mems, Women's and
Ohidrens Boots and Shoes, Fancy Soap, Britannia
am SILVER Plated Casters, lea ami Coffee Pots, ST.
yer rated Forks, Spoons, Butter Knives Ivory and
Collars, Razors Clothes, Hair and Shoe Brushes 5,
Biaeklng, Wallets, Albums, Fancy Boxes Pencils,
mar On, Periumery, Jewelry, Watches one small
sale, Two Show Cases, twelve new Harnesses Sc
These goods will be sold without reserve 10 clio
the affairs of copartnersbip ~ Wv
apr22 + n PAITEv A.,
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AFAU DE MAGNoLIA.---The prettiest thing, the
Sweetest thing" and the most OF it for the least
money 1t the odor of perspiratiOn; soft
ems and adds delcacy TO the skin Is delightful per-
filme; allays headache and inflammation and is nee
essary companion in the sick room, in the nursery
and npon the toilet sideboard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Furnished House for Sale.

A GENTLEMAN about removing from the city,
n offers for sale his residence The house was built
last summer, by the well known builder s. II. Libbey,
Esq, and Is replete with all modern improvements,
hot and cold water gas; heated by furnace; water
closets uE stairs and down; French root; fourteen
room elegantly Ifescoed, and in every respect a
first class house. Neghborho0d unsurpassed ior re-
nement and responsibility. The furniture through
out the house is entirely new, and OF the best qualify
bargain to an immediate cash customer. This is a
opportunity for family to step into an elegant
and comfortable home. everything is in excellent
be given. Apply to
WILLIAM II. JERRIS,
Real Estate Agent, under Lancaster Hall.
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Farm fOr Sale.

TINE Mark Allen" estate, containing two hun
i bred acres, situated within one and a half miles
OF Pownal Depot, in Pownal County of Cumber-
land. Said iarm Is well divided into pasturage TIL
lage and wood land. Is well watered, has good and
convenient buildings, cuts 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
be sold together or in separate lots Inquire of John
b. Noyes, near the premises, or
CHARLES c. COBB,
Executor, 80 Lisbon Street, Lewiston, Me.
March Is, eod&wtf
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Bray q Hayes. 1 40 Milk ST., Boston.
umporters and Commission Agents.

English Pickles; French rrunos;
Worcestershire Sauce; Sardnes;
Mustard (tins & bottsl; salad on:
Catsups, Soy, Currie,Sc CapeTs, Peas, liuihes;
Groats and Barley; Scotch oar NEAL
Channels Skins Gelatine;
Potled Meats etc French Paste Backing;
snacio, Aoents TOR Dav &c Martins Blackin
Crosse & Blackwells Pickles, Sauces and Condi-
ments; Keen, Robinson & Co. Mustard, eroa's'
Barley, SC. CT -, .-,... .,,o,,
far Sirect IMPORTATION. Apl 10, 1meCd
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Farm for Sale.

Situated in the Town of West
AEM-N brook, on the Capisic Pond road,
liNsfA-R about one and half miles from the
+ lIhIRII city. Containing about eight acres
4e3z3.Szz-of good haying land, with large
garden spot and fruit trees On the premises are q
good Dwelling, containing nine finished rooms good
Barn, WoodhOuse and Carriage House, all in good
order; also anever-failing well of pure water. A
desirable location for residence. Terms easy.
Applyto
- PHINNEy & JACKSON,
Commercial Street, Head Of Browns Wharf.
apr17dtf r.. ~ s4r.
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Timber Land for Sale.

THE tract OF timber land known as the Gilmanton
i and Atkinson AcadeDy Grant, in the State OF
New Hampshire, owned by the heirs OF thelate Ellis
b. Usher OF Hollis Me-, bounded north by the forty
fifth degree of north latitude; by the State line
between Maine and New Hampshire; south by the
College Grant and land granted to Timothy Dix and
west by the College Grant, SO called. -
This grant is supposed to contain twenty thousand
acres. 1t is heavily timbered with the first quality
spruce, and about two millions of pine, all old
which can be obtained with certainty the first year
1t coming down the Diamond River into tie Magal.
loway, and then into the Androscoggin below the
lakes. For further information enquire of
Eb.s sz-Ez - DIR. f. BACON,
apr20eod2m~ No. II Free St., Portland, Me.
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81. Louis Market,

r., ST. LOUIS, No., April 90.
unchanged Wheat firm; Spring rs a 90; prime
FAN FOG To- choice so a 8 80. Oats Barley and
dull; shoulders q q sc; clear sides 12Ic Sugar
cured Hams, canvassed, 15tc. Lard nominal at i2l
g Ifc Tor steam and kettle. Whiskey nominal at
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Il Craze Ch09.Ue.

FIyHE clown of Skiff T. Gaylors Minstrels, when
i asked "who first introduced gambling into this
country" answered, California Cheap john
Whether this is true or not it does matters but
one thing is certain that California Cheap John
tie first to Introduce into this city Good Cloth
ing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and
Boots at unusually low prices. Call and see him.
Remember the number, 1856 Congress Street.
March 27. diff
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Milwaukee Markets.

~ - - al MILWAUKEE, April 90.
Flour quiet but firm; double extras II 10 "a IL 10:
supeIfne 10 65. Wheat-No. / at rs and No. at
20 g 2 49,, Oats steady at Gle. Corn quiet at 10
Reeepts-5O0 bbls -four, $500 bush wheat, 900
-four, 81, 900 bush wheat ~ - - - us
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SUBURBAN RESIDENCE

.. FOR SALE. The pleasantly To-
ANNC0 Gated house and lot at Back Cove
0fSff-R at the end of 1ukey's bridge, known
I sKf| fE1 as the Silsby estate. Upon the
z1.zflI9zpr premises is good two stoi y house
barn. carriage house. There is one acre of land
which may be divided into good building lots. Ha:
good orchard and the best of water. r.
A Apply to at ats.-.-ts w. H. JERKS,
IApl u. 3w lss. s. Opposite Preble House.
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THREE HOUSES FORS4LE

49,. The pleasantly located house on the north
H:;: erly corner of Elm and Oxford streets-12
xsA. rooms, convenient for two families Has gas
and an abundance of good water. The one story
house on this lot will be sold with the corner prop
erty Ihese houses Viii pay good interest 70 Jet
with gas; good cellar, floor cemented; good lot
These houses are within two minutes walk of Market
Square. Apply to 10 W. H. JERKS.
April IL, 3w IT, r....-a
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For Sale---HOuse on Park St,

ID ENG about to remove from this city 1 offer for
ID sale my House, No. IS 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 &c. Con .ected with house is good stable
Pc session given first day of May next. Enquire at
No. 1913 Commercial 81. head of Robson's
wharf, of j. H. Hqmlen, the subscriber, STEPHEN
PATTEN, or Of w II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent
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NEW YORK, April %.
The Commercials special says the Austrian
mission is vacant, Mr.. Mortley having been in
formed That his resignation was accepted be-
fore the passage of the tenure of office bill. A
successor, to whom no one can reasonably OBJ
ject, win soon be appointed -
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FOR SALE.

- two story house On SAWYER street Ferry
@;;; village, finished throughout convenient for
.x2sAtwo families, and has been built about two
years. la.nr -I
For particulars inquire at the store of
A. V. & r. NJ. COLE,
Possession given list of May. " April 20 Il
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HOUSE ZOE SIZE.

o. One halt of the good block on the westerly
I::: corner Of Elm and oxford streets. The house
3ssk contains abo at dozen well furnished rooms
has gas, furnace. &c. Only three minutes walk
W. H. JERKS,
Ami Dun laol Les4ot
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COmmercint-.-Per Gable,
LONDON, April 22 Evening.
Consols closed at 9Ot for money.
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-The following are the
closing of American securities United States
5-2Os 6yf Illinois Central shares 74f Erie Railway
shares 36t. -...-. .-....
LIVERPOOL, April %, Evening
To-day being holiday there were no regular rnar-
kets On the street, however, Corn was firm and un-
changed There was great depression in the Cotton
Market receipts thus far this year ahead of last
year by 24s 900 bales. Provisions unchanged; LARD
SIS. - "n
dispatch from Frankfort state that United States
oohos nave advanced t. and were quoted at 49,
pa,,o,o ANTWERP, April %, Evening
White Is quoted at 45if per Dbl, r standard
United States 5-2os closed at 75s' 80 D'oni"e'
On account of tbe ,,sERfooL, April %, Noon
DAYS he markets mar are generally Cotton vepv
Iplands are quoted on the street at about ,d ddHg
firm at 43s Cd. iio. Corn
closed. are 30
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-23

All who value valuable head of hair and its pres
eryation from premature badness and turning grey
Will not fail to use Lyons celebrated kathariOn. II
makes the hair rich, soft and glossy eradcates dand
run, and causes the hair to grow with luxuriant
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere
..,s Z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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One and a HAIR STORY Cotta ge

ENOR 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 so by 100.-
Has shade trees and a flower garden. Price $1,000.
Apply to - IN AZ g I@# w. III. FERRIS.
April IL. d3WA