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Domestic WI arixets.

NEW BEDFORD. april 1S-On Market.-The Oil
market closes with inquiry, and holders srs firm at
day last folows 1853 bbis Sperm al So 38 gal
50 do ordinary Arct at Toe; 500 do Arctic at 72c
95 do do at 7Sc $50 do do, and 800 do South Sea on
private terms; 90 do humpback at 6ScJNew Bed
ford Standard.
GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, April 17.-George's
Codfsh in moderate receipt the past week. the mar
sales at 25 q 81 u al; now held at 6 &c. Mack
erel-No transactions the present week; there is but
light stock OF Bay No: rs in market VIII CHI held
at 20 90 P Dbl. Fresh Halibut scarce: last sales at
1? 124 $y cwt. smoked do 10c % h. Cod Liver OF 7Sc
W gallon.-[Care Ann Advertiser.
NEW YORK, April IS Cotton more active and
about "a lie be'ier; Mduing Uplands 309 lD ale
chi fly az Gle, closing tirm at That price Flonr-re,
ceipts 81 bbls; lies 10, bhls. State and West
ern shade better, N moderate business dol :;
Supertine Stale at Is az s.; Extra do al 10 Is al
10 3d. Choice do at 10 % q 1915; fancy do at 10 80 a
II %; round Hoop Ohio at 10 % q 10 70; Choice DO
at 10 rs q 40 Superfne Yves ern at s is q 65
do 10 81 @ II 25; good to cho White heat extra
1875 a IA 90; Southern a shade frmer; sales 1900
choice do II 10 u %; California is shade better
sales sou sacks at IL IS q IA 30, the ater price via
Isthmus. Wheat shade better and quiet; sales 49,
100 bush. Chicago Spring No. al 2 IS delivered;
No. at 6S delivered Corn opened aboa lc better
and closed quiet and scarcely so firm; sales 1900
BUSH; new Mixed Western II "a l Is afoit clos
ing at 20 q %; old do 81 in sore White Soutl
| ern and Western II q 10; Yellow soulheI and
| Western n; Yellow Jersey 26. Oats dull and
store, chiefly at SEC. Beef steady; sales 43O bbls.
new plain mess 10 90 @ 20 50 extra mess 20 so a
"a "a TO- Pork opened lower and closed more tirml
sales $500 bills; new mess 26 so q .6 49, closing al
26 Irregular; prime q 10 q % Is. Lard irmer; sales
$40 bbls also $50 bbls at 1s1c, sellers till May But
ter firm sales at 20 q Acc for Ohio 50 q "a ol
State. Whiskey quiet. Ricegquiet at q 114c fol-
Carolina Sugar fairly active; sales 100 nhds. Mu
coyado at 1oi @ 12ic. Coffee firm. Molasses firm
sales 200 hhds. Muscovado al 40 "a sic. Naval Sto
quiet; Spirits Turpentine at Ga a t5c; Rosin at Al
| e o.. Oils dull; Linseed II g Is; Lard, Sperm
| an Whale quiet. Petroleum quiet; sales crude
III q 12c; refined bonded 154 a 25Ic. Tallow quiet
sales 81 900 TBS at ~ @ l2ac. Wool quiet and with
out decided change sales 20 600 bs at II 40 5sc to-
domestic fleece; A q 4stc for pulled 27lc for tub
bed; % a Bic for Texas; q q s2c for California; q
| C0 22c for Rio Grande and DJnsk on private Terms
Freights to Liverpool quiet; Grain and Wheat pc
| steamer 6sd.
BUFFALO N. Y. April 17.-Flour in e. cd demand
sales ATS bbls. city ground Spring at 10 70. Whea
trmer; sales 1000 bush, No. Chicago Spring at 1e
| Corn steady; sales cars new at 05 on the track
| 1900 bush old from store at OF q 0s. Oats dull
sales car load Western at 70 g 754c. Barley quiet
sales car loads State at 80 delivered. Other art
Giles unchanged,
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might not be introduced in mitigation OF what
might be punished with deposition, put NOT
necet sariiy with disqualification from office.
Mr.. Butler replied that it could not be offer
ed with such design TO this court, but if il
could be this was not the proper time TOR miti-
eating testimony, which was always offered
after Conviction and before judgment.
The question was submitted to the Senate
and by a vote of l9 to % decided in the mega.
tive; so the evidence was not admitted and the
Senate took recess.
1.-THE proceedings after the recess we were
unable to obtain for some unexplained reason,
with the exception of the closing paragraph,
which is as follows]:
Mr.. Evarts arose and stated that the contn-
ued illness of Mr.. Stanbery prevented the
counsel from saying positively, but SO iar as
they knew their evidence was all IN
The Court then, at $50, adjourned ana the
Senate Immediately afterwards adjourned.
HOUSE.
After the return of the members from the
Serate an agreement was arrived at to meet
on Monday at IL o'clock A. NJ, and the House
adjourned.
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ISIANA.
THE ELECTION.

NEW ORLEANS, April 1S.-The election is
passing off quietly, and but few triaing dis
turbances have occurred. The white vote is
considerably ahead. The votes were not count.
ed last night and the ballot boxes were locked
up in cell in the station mouse in charge of
the deputy sheriff. 1t is probable that no re-
turns will be given until the full vote Is offic-
tally announced. Orders have been issued to
commence counting the vote Immediately
after the closing of the polls in the presence
of two representatives of each organized
party, the counting to continue without inter-
mission until completed The result will prob
ably be known tomorrow. The Democrats
are confident they have carried the parish OF
Orleans, and estimate their m ljority at 1000.
A dispatch from Monroe, La, signed by Col.
Edgar Tisdale, Internal Revenue Collector,
Capt. George III. Norcross, United States Ar
my, and others, signing themselves loyal citi-
zens of Louisiana, declare the election as con-
Quoted in that town as unfair, illegal and I'M
Just.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY

NEW BEDFORD, April 19.-Saturday evening,
about halt past 8 O'Clock, the clerk of the Fair
haven National Bank, having occasion to
visit it, found that parties were inside, AS he
opened the door three men escaped from the
window, through which they had entered.
They lett in the Bank full set of burglars
tools. This morning party was arrested by
two watchmen in this city who were suspect
ed OF being one of the burglars, and the police
are on the track of others.
Ldter.-This evening the officers made anoth-
er arrest, that of young man named John
Hughes, at the hotel in Fairhaven. There is
strong evidence that the police have secured
two of the gang.
cr4 SUICIDE.
This morning Andrea> T. Thorup, teacher
OF music and organist ofthe Unitarian Church,
committed suicide by shooting himself with a
pistol He had been subject to fits of terrible
depression, and in one of these he committed
the sad act. He was fifty-one years old, by
birth Dane, and man universally and just
ly respected and esteemed.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.
MORE oUTRAGEs.

ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-A post return was re-
ceived yesterday at Gen. Sherman's headquar.
tiers from Fort Betterman, Dakota, which con-
tanned the following news intelligence:
The mail from Fort Reno was attacked by
the Indians March 10th, at Dry Forks, Powder
river; no loss.
A detachment from the saw mill, whilst
loading logs, was attacked by Indians, and
private Thos. Bourke of the 18th infantry was
killed.
The Horse Shoe and Twin Spring ranches
were burned by the Indians March 10th, and
three citizens killed.
A despatch from Hayes City, Kansas, dated
the 18th, says Medicine VOLT noted chief o.
the Cheyennes, came in with forty men. They
express friendship for the whites and say the
Cheyenne tribe will not go to war this sum.
mer. They were fed by citizens at the Fort
They are in full war paint, and say they are af
ter the Pawnees.
Immense herds of tuffaloes are all around
Hayes City, passing North.
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uoUsES AND STORES OH Pearl Street and
II Cumberland Terrace. A fine location con-
tanning eight aud ten rooms, each sith moGern con-
veniences. Abundance Of well and cistern wa er,-
Apply 10 j. l.. FARMER,
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MISSOURI,
A CHASTITY SPECTACLE.

ST. LOUIS, April ia CHASTITY spectacle
was presented in the river below this civ yes
terday. During the cholera season last sum-
mer, large number of bodies of the victims
OF the epidemic were buried by the city on
Arsenal Island, a short distance below the
city. The river has been for some time grad
the water reached the trench in which the bo-
dies were buried, and washed some fifty or
more collins out which foated down the
stream Twenty have been recovered, and
measures have been taken to secure the re-
malnder. Those on the island will also be pro-
tected or removed to place of safety.
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Monday Morning, April 20, 1858.
WASHINGTON.
CoPPERHEAD RUMoRs.

NEW YORK, April 1S-The Herald's Wash
in yton dispatch says Mr.. GrinneH, OF iowa,
WAC was sent here by the rad,Gals u ' nav
State to urge Senator Grimes to adhere to the
Republican party during the Impeachment
trial, and not to fail to vote for the Presidents
conviction was told by Dir. Grimes, yesterday,
10 mind his own business, and that he (Grlmes)
would cast his vote in the case according to
the law and evidence.
The Worlds dispatch says the drift of opin-
ion tends to an acqulttal OF the President
Many radicals give up the case and denounce
Mr.. Butler on the one hand and the Senate on
the other as the cause of the coming fasco.
The House will proceed with business on
Monday. and New York member will on that
day move to withdraw the impeachment arti-
eles.
MR.. sTANBERY.
Mr.. Stanbery will probably attend the trial
on Monday.
JUDGE FIELD FOR PRESIDENT.
The Pacific slope Democrats IN caucus, have
decided to urge Judge Field as Candidate for
President.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
Dispatches received at the headquarters of
the army show that i'm nine districts in South
Carolina in which the registration was IS, 900.
the vote cast was q 1888. canvass of the vote
shows 1921 for the Constitution and 1890
against it.
QUARTERLY REPORTS OF THE NATIONAL BANKS.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-Quarterly reports
of all the National banks in the country for
the current quarter have been received at the
office of the Comptroller of the Treasury with
the exception of sixteen. The returns show
that the banks generally in their reserves are
fully up to the requirements of the law, and
that the loars and discounts, and deposits in
aggregate, do not greatly differ from tn re-
ports made to the Department IN April, 1867.
HEALTH OF MR.. sTANBERY.
Messrs. Curtis and Evarts called at the Me-
tropolitan Hotel this evening to see their coli
league, Mr.. Stanbery, but it was not thought
prudent for them to see that gentleman, owing
to his weak physical condition. He is, howev-
er. sitting up and convaescent, and expects to
sufficiently recover his health by Tuesday to
be aole to be pre- lent at, the impeachment trial
according to present indications.
IMPEACHMENT CASE TO BE CLOSED BY FRIDAY.
Manager BoutWe ell will deliver his speech on
Tuesday, followed by MIR. Evarts and Stanbery,
and manager Bingham will make The closing
argument probably on or before Friday.
COMMERCE WITH THE PROVINCES.
1t appears from the statement of the Direc-
tor of the Bureau OF Statistics that the total
value of imports from Canada and other Brit
ish American provinces on the Atlantic dur
ing the fiscal year ending with June last was
$31 GAP .780, OF which were free $5623, 1859 and
$sz'9l9, 539, and upon which the total estimat
ed duties were $685. ,572.
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TO LET :!
u, 8. Light-house Depot,

WITH Board, pleasant rooms, at No 80 raniorth
w st. oc2Sdtf
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9 o M Nj e IL CIAL.
Foreign Exports at Portland.

The total value OF foreign exports from this port
the shipments We're q ,G3S box Shocks 1I271 shocks
and heads 81 1851 hoops, 99,92O flu ber PIT empty
casks 800 IRON hoops 400 heals, 9176 gross moo S,
chinery 1918 BUSH oats, 1881 yards duck, $50 bush
malt 1862 bush. whe 1t. 1875 BUSH peas, 1874 bush
seed, 206O0 obs. flour, i6i99 TBS ashes, 1is2nO TBS
cheese, l2,c65 TBS lar $3.50 TBS cotton, 2, sewing
machines mach ,ses hoop sSrts 22i pkgs mdse 20 kegs
meal, 1922 gals OIL 40 bbls. pork, 10 bhls rye, zoo
pkgs butter, Is boots, cases leather, 20 pkgs
coffee, 80 Seed tubs lard, PA bags seed ~ pkgs
hams, Is boxes cheee.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
THE COMING EI,ECTION.

WILMINGTON, April IS. The campaign is
closing amid unparalleled excitement. Both
parties are making desperate efforts for sue
cess. Business will almost be suspended dur
ing the election, which commences next Tues
day. In the cities and large towns the negroes
will vote the radical ticket almost, while in
the country districts considerable number
will remain away from the polls. The vote
will exceed that on the Convention question
by at least 10000. The total registered vote is
now 100000 The radicals say the ratification OF
the Constitution will bring peace and prosper ty
four-fifths of the white men Of the State de-
mand its rejection. Mr.. Holden will run con-
siderably behind the vote for the Constitution.
TIE feeling between white and black races
throughout the State is more bitter than at
any previous period,
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THE ASSASSINATION CASE.

OTTAWA, April 1S-The investigation of the
asslnatlon case was resumed this morning
The counsel for the government, acting under
instructions from the government, excluded
every person not interested in the case from
court, including members of the press.
1t was discovered this morning that piece
of iron, used to support some pipes which pass
through the prisoner Whelan's cell had been
taken off. The prisoner was at once searched,
when piece OF iron nine inches long was
found concealed under his arm between his
two shirts This circumstance does not tend
to lessen the suspicion against him. The de-
tectives admit that since yesterday the most
important evidence against Whelan has been
obtaiLed
A large number of parties have suddenly
left Ottawa. anticipating evidence duplicating
them IN Notices assassination, in possession
of the authorities.
Second dispatch. has been commits
ted tor trial at the Assize Court on the charge
OF murderidg Mr.. MCGEE.
The ice has been moving away from the Sor-
rel to-day, and navigation to Quebec will prob
ably be unobstructed in few days.
Lapiere, charged with the murder of Alcan-
tire Cousin, has been acquitted after four days
trial The Judge testified that he believed the
prisoner insane
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VERMONT.
pprnru DEsTRovrn nv rrpr

RUTLAND, April 1S.-The Burgess bridge
across the Walloonesae river ON the Troy and
Burlington Railroad was entirely destroyed
by fire this afternoon, thus temporarily de-
stroying the connection recently made be-
tween the Troy and Boston and Bennington
and Rutland Railroads,
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ALABAMA,
VESSEL STRUCK BY LIGHTNING A.

VESSEL STRUCK BY LIGHTNING AND BURNED
MOBILE, April 18.-The ship Albert Gallatin
was struck by lightning and burned in the
lower bay yesterday morning. She had on
board 3100 bales of cotton which were
destroyed. The loss is nearly 100000. The
cargo is principally insured in Liverpool.
After all hopes OF saving the vessel were aban-
doned she was scuttled and the hull sunk in
three fathoms of wafer.
The British bark Tobia was burned in bay
to-day, with 1904 bales of cotton on board.
AN EDITOR IN TROUBLE.
MONTGOMERY, April 1S-Mr. Randolph, edi.
tor OF the Tuscaloosa Monitor, recently had a
difficulty with negro in Tuscaloosa county,
in which he cut the negro with knife Ran
dolph learning his arrest had been ordered by
the military authorities, came at once to Mont
gomery, reaching here last night when he I'm
mediately reported to Gen. Shepherd. He
was told to report this morning at 10 o'clock,
which be did. Gen. Shepherd then informed
him that he must be committed to the mill tary
prison without the benefit of bail. Gen. Shep-
herd further remarked that in all cases OF
military arrests the parties would be- commit
ted to the military prison, there to remain I'M
til discharged by the military commission.
Mr.: Randolph was promised a speedy investi-
CATION by the military commission.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 16-Tobacco unchanged.-
Cotton nominal Flour-superine 7 90 @s %; double
extra so q II 90; treble do and fancy IL 20 q II go
Wheat firm; prime to choice Winter at so a rs;
Spring more active at o. g Is for No. and No. q
Corn heavy and UNCHANGED at Sc q 90c. Oats dull at
at 90 q Zoe: fancy White 7lc. Barley quiet prime
Sprine at CO Rye advancing; sales at 2 TO- Mess
Pork dull nominal at 26 10 q q co. Bacon duh !;
shoulders 13 q 14c; clear rib 16ic; clear sides 7c
Sugar eurel dams zoe. Bulk Meats qniet. Lard
NJ prime lots offering; buyers offer Tic for choice
Whskey active at 10. Cattle firm at 90 q 40 for
choice; common to good at so a 90.
LonIsvILLE, April 6.-Tobacco-sales 169 hhds.
at full rates; lugs AZ; common to medium leaf 80
@ 10 %; tair 90; selections 10 90. Cotton dull;
Mddllng zoe. Flour-superfine at $50 q 700; fancy
Y 90 q 10 o.. Wheat 2 so g 55 Oats in bulk q @
15c. Corn-sheed 81 q ssc ear 60 Rye on. Malt
20 g 8 90. Lard 174c. Mess Pork q 90. Bacon
Shout iers 13tc; clear sides 74c. Whskey, free rs.
MEMPHIS. April 16.-Cotton quiet; holders would
concede decline of q nc; receipts 124 bales ex-
port. Gu bales. Flour uull; supertine 90. Bacon
sh1ulierS IA q life; clear sides ls4c. Lard IS g 9c.
., NEW ORLEANS, April 1s.-Cotton firm; Middling
Bic; siles $50 bales.
SAVANNAH, Ca, April 1S.--Cotton firm but quiet |;
sales 450 bales; Middlng Sic.
CHARLESTON, S. G., April is. Cotton IN moderate
demand; market firmer but irregular; sales 500
bales; Middling 80 a sole
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CANA DA.
SEIZURE OF FENIAN CORREsPoNDENCE-FLIG
OF FENIANs TO THE UNITED STATES.

OF FENIANs TO THE UNITED STATES.
NEW YORK. April 18.-A Montreal special
says all the correspondence which has passed
between the Fenian lodges in New York and
Montreal has been seized by the Government,
and grand exodus OF prominent freshmen
from Canada to the Unite States commenced
this afternoon in consequence. Over 400 per.
sons are implicated in the correspondence with
O.Nell and O'Mahoney, and the entire affair
viii be brought before the Court in Ottawa.
1t is reported that an International case will
be made of it, as documents have been discoy-
cred which tend to show that the murder of
Mr.. MCGEE was plotted in New York and an
proved OF before committee in Montreal
The st, Lawrence river is onanad to Ouohoo
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
IN THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUN
DRED AND SIXTY EIGHT.
AN ORDINANCE
CONCERNING MEETINGS OF THE CITY

IONOEh1NI1NU 0III4I AHNOO ON AII11 VII
COUNCIL.
Be it ordained By the Mayor Aldermen and Conlnacn
Council Of ae CITY Of Portland, in City Council
assembled, as JoLtocs:
election l. Stated meetings Of the Board OF
- Mayor and Aldermen shall be held on the fist
Monday evening of each month, at seven and hall
o'clock: Stated meetings ct the Common Council
shall be held on the second Monday evening OF each
month at seven and hal O'Clock.
Special meetings OF the Malor and Aldermen and
of The City Cou Gill; shall he called by the Mayor at
s ,ch lime, as he nay deem expedient, by causing
notification thereof TO be lett at tue residence
usual ace of business OF each member of the Board
or Boards to be convened.
Sc TIos AL Ordinances inconsistent with this
Ordinance are hereby repealed.
Approved April Z, 1868 apr1Gd2w
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MILITARY AFFAIRS IN ALASKA.

Gen. Halleck has issued orders establishing
TWO new n ilitary posts at Alaska, one at the
harbor of st. Paul. Kodiac Island. to be named
Fort hoiIac, and garrisoned by battery OF
nine guns OF the I'd artillery, and the other at
Harbor Kenay, Cult Chugachuck, and garri-
soned by battery of the I'd artillery, who are
to report at headquarters, Departments of Sit
transportation can be obtained. -
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Notice.

A SPECIAL Meeting of the Stockholders OF the
"A Portland steam Packet Co., will be holden nj
their Office on Atlantic Wharf on Monday the goth,
inst al O'Clock NJ, for the purpose OF choosing
secretary. By order Of the Directors,
CHAS. FOBES, Prest.
April 49, dtd
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TEMPORARY OUTBREAK IN MONTENEGRO

A revolution broke out at Montevideo on the
18th of February, caused by the rising OF the
Blanco party under Berro. Gen. Flores was
murdered, receiving eleven stabs. Manuel
Flores and thirty of his friends died suddenly
and were supposed to have been poisoned.
Reprisals were made by the population and
the troops that rem lined faithful to the 6 ov-
ernment. Berro, the leader of the revolution,
was shot, and restored. Gen. Battle was elect
ed President, and all was quiet when the mail
left. La Plata was tranquil and the cholera
had disappeared from Brazil.
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rs LEE.
To Let.


CTORE on Widgery's Wharf, lately occupied BY
- George s. Barslow, Esq. Apply at Portland
Savings Bank, or to
JONAS H. PERLEY, ESQ.
Apr G, 1868. ap7d3w
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FOR SALE

A KIMBALL ROCKAWAY that has been run
IA but one Sc ron. Enquire of
G. f. TALB 0r, NJ IL Clapp's Block.
April 17-d9t Congress st.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
OREGON CENTRAL RAILROAD

SAN Francisco, April 1.-THE ceremony o
breaking ground on the commencement of the
Oregon Central Railroad took place at Port
land yesterday. The occasion was celebrated
in an enthusiastic manner with military and
civic prooe ssion
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Special Steamboat Notice.

On and alter Tnesday.A pril 2sth
sGsas> N the elmer City OF hicumond"
- Rim will make one trip per week to
sasz2A> Bangor, and one t. Machias leav-
ssszESsx-ssSzzz. ing Portland for Bangor every
Tuesday MT 10 O'Clock z. NJ and Bangor for Port-
land every Thursday at 6 o'clock A. NJ And Port
land for 1Nachas every Friday al 10 o'clock p. NJ ,
and Machias for Portland every Monday at o'clock
a. M, until further notice
a - ROSS x STURDIVANT, Agents.
Portland, April IL, 1865. dtf
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CONSERVATIVE ADDRESS.

RICHMOND, April 18.-The conservative
members of the Convention have issued an
address to the people OF the State. 1t is a re-
sumo of the arguments used on that side dur
ing the session.
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IL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING neatly and
N promptly executed this Office.
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ToMPKINsvILLE, STATEN ISLAND, n. Y.l
April 1Ih, 1873. ;
CFALED PROPOSALS will be received at ihis
y Office until II NJ, hBEDAK, Nay 1st,
1865, from Manut cturers and De ,lers only, tor
tho following articles Of supply, for the U. s. Light
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SOUTH AME gICA,

BRAZILIAN SUCCESS IN PARAGUAY CONFIRMED
NEW YORK, April 18.-A Rio Janeiro let.
ter OF March 9th gives the following detailed
accounts of war operations:
On the 18th of February three monitors
passed Curapaity, and on the 10Th six iron
clads succeeded in forcing the passage of Hu.
malta. The ships were much battered but
none were lost, and but ten men were wonnd
ed On the same day the Marquis de Caxais
stormed work north of Humaita, taking fiji
teen cannon and a quantity of stores. The
loss on each side was about 600 men On the
2lst three irOn-clads steamed to ASCENSION
and found that place and all the river town.
abandoned. A corps of IL 900 men was about
to maroh thifhar
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AUCTION SALES.
SnePih's Sale.

House and Land at Auction.
ON WEDNESDAY, April 22d. at 9 o'clock p NJ,
" I shall sell the two story wooden house with
store basement NO, Merrill Street. said house
thorough repair The store offers fine chance for
grocery or o her business. Lot q by7Ofe 1eIms
easy. Sale positive. For particulars call j. Jones,
No. Merrill Street. f. .. BAILEY,
April II. dtd Aueuoneer
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TO Let,
House to Let

Il TENEMENT In Franklin Street, containing
n rooms. Also one on Lincoln st., containing
rooms. Apply to Mr.. NJ. LIBBY.
Dec 20. eodtf IS Franklin st.
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TO Let,

THE Second story of the lower store in DonnelIs
Il new block, opposite Woodlands, corner OF Md
die and Vine streets. Said is 100 feet b. ~.
1t has 20 windows in it, very vide handsome en-
trance on Middle ST, and is The best room or any
Jobbing business, TO let in the city Apply 10
W. +. PHILLIPS n Co.
14s Fore Street.
January "a. eodtf