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yIyINDOW ~sHADKa-3oo WIN
w dow Shades all patternl
For sale very low By H.. KIRK GO.
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IA Of White Lead.
In store and for sale By v,,r m
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TRUssRs, RLAsTIC STOCK.
i lngs, Abdominal Supporters. etc, etc.
Foraale BY Il. K. KIRK & co.
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TURPRNTINR AND BRNzTNR-
i 800 gallons.
In store and for sale by
II. G, KIRK 4 co.
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DOILRD AND RAW LINHRED
ID olls-6o gallons Of the above Oils for sale
low by II. @, KIRK T. co.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

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SAN FRAScIsco, Jan. 81 r. y.
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KEnOsENk 1000 GALLONS
IN. OF Kerosene.
For sale allow figures by
II. q, KIRK & co.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Piper's Opera House Z!

ProprIotors. McSars.J JOHN and HEERY PIPER
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WINDOW GLASS, WINDOW
w Glass--soo boxes Window GlasS, all sizes,
In lots to suit. Fer sale low BY
III, 6. KIRK a co.
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TO MILL nj

Of all kind Of Wood and Marble, In arst.clsss
style. forlessmonsy then other establishments.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-12

BRIGHTON, March II.
Atmarbetfor the current week: Cattle, 1851 Sheep
and LAMBS, 5'2l; Swine, :; number of Western
Cattle 56l Eastern do2 o. Working Oxen and No til
ern Cattle POS.
PRICES. Beet Cattle-Extra SIS IS O. Is 90; first
quality S13 60 q Si3 5n second quality S11 rs a
S12 IS; third quality 500 q $40 90 p 100 lbs THE
total weight Of hides, tallow and dressed beet
Prices OF FliIes, rallow and STANDARDIZATION Hides
% q l0c; Country do . a 9!e p ib. Brighton Tai
low e SIC; Country do % nc y 10 Sheep and
y ID.
II marks-Cattle-Ther not large supply OF
Beeves in market but enough for the demand; prices
remain unchanged from last quotations. The
Catte from tie West were mostly of ordinary grade.
SsoreS-With the exception of y oTking Oxen and
Mich Cows there are but few Store Cattle in market
Most Of the small Cattle aIe sold to slaughter.
Working OAen-There is good supply ill market
and holders are asking higher prices We quote
sale at $50, S170, S175 $3.50, $780, $780, S2iO az $40
y pair. There is a fair demand for workers.
Milch Cvws--Extra $50 % 10; ordinary $50 q so ;
Store Cows SAB q 50 p he d. There has not been
many nice Cows in market for several weeks, and
not much call for them
sheep and Lambs-The supp, y from the West went
olrect to the slaughter houses from the most of
Them being taken at a commission. We quote sales
al 81 G, Z, u a. Sc " lii OF lots ranging in num-
Der IRON u 17O n Iof
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-12
cambridge Market.

CAMBRIDGE, March ID.
Rece;pts-Cattle 492: Sheep and Lambs, SOLO;
Horses -; swine, =; Calves, O..
PPIcrs --I;eef Cattle Extra SO 90 a II 50; first
Quality Si3 90 a 1875; second quality, $l1 80 "a 12 rs
third quality, So % a II o..
Prices ofStore Cattie-Working Oxen, p pair 100,
$500, $3.50 a $500.
Mich Cows and Calves trsm S37, $50, SO, ss5 q
s 100. -
YearIings $40 q so; two years OLD $50 a IS; three
years old $45 q 60.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-ln lots, $4 90, 81 %
~ % eacn; extra 81 Is a 90, from q Sc y III.
r., Frees OF Hides. Tallow aud Skins Hides q 94c
r.; "a low g Ilc y fb.; Pelts 81 90 q rs each;
Can SKINS Is "a l6c y ID.
PTices Pouitry-Extra 10 q zoe; prime II @ ls2c;
good III g lie; medium none; poor to medium none
Renarks-Cattle-The supply light and OF a
poorer grade than last week. Thers less Cattle
from New Hampshire than usual, it being the day 20
cleo their Governor which is CLOSELY contested by
both parties and causing nearly all the drover5 7, m
that State to remain at home. The market was quiet
as dealers inclined to hold Cattle firm at la {
weeks figures, but obliged TO yield slight per
cent. of. Stall-e Cattle will be brought in this
month, and we should judge that prices have reach
ed their highest limit.
Sheer-lhe Sheep market has not improved but
nl6lined to droop; good lots sold a fraction
Of; quality especially good We noticed nothing
that sold less than &c u ID, but me may Judge by
quotations higher market, which is moi tn case
Poor lots Lave been kept back and it is hoped they
Will not be sent ID until proper to kill.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-12

NEW YORK., March H. --Co,U.o a shade firner
Closing qniet sales 200 bales; Mid ling uplands 25c
Flour dull and 10 a loo lowers sales 81 bbls State
80 q 1880; Ohio 10 % a 400; Western so "a ID 3O
southern SO "a 1876 Calitoina-sales 1900 sacks al
II 90 q ii CO. Wheat dull ard shade lower; sales
5000 bush; Chicago Spring No. 2 at . 10 a 243,
Corn heavy and 2 &c lover sale At 900 bush new
M Mixed s Western at e 25 old do 243 q 28;
sales 1000 BUSH. Western So a sS5c Beer STEADY:
new plain mess II 90 a 90 90; new extia 10 90 IA
% co. Pork dropping; mess 80; OLD mess % 80
prime 20 90 a 81 o. Laru quiet and heavy Butter
active; stat As q Soc Rice firm. Groceries quiet.
Naval Stores duh and heavy. Petroleum quiet Tat
low steady; sales 5000 lbs. at III "a tlac. Wool firm
bat not very actiye sales 100000 lbs at Il 81 Jc for
domestic fleece: 40 a u, tor super pulled d. "a ACC
for extra do; p q 80 Tor common. Freights to Liv-
erpool dull. ~
BUFFALO, n: Y. March 9.-Flour firm with a mod
crate TT ide at full quotations. Wheat quiet but firm.
Corn firn. asking Tor new the track; sales 6
car IT'S new on tue track at 06 a OF; 300i bush
old from store at 09 Oats steady at T5c for Western
IN store sales ear lots Ohio on the track at 73c Rye
and Barley steady. Mess Pork "a 50 a % on. Lard
165 q l7c. Highwines nominal.
CHICAGO, March. 11-Flour easier for choice civ
brands and unchanged for other grades Wheat
steady at 05 a 05 for No. and IS for No. 2 Corn
56se e firm and advanced On fJc; sales at SC a
&c. Barley quiet and iirmer at 1 So a S2A. PORK
market liieless Mess % so q % IS; sales. Lard
prime cam at 154c cash old 17c. Cut Meats quiet,
Dressed Hogs-oferings light, prices unchanged.-
Live Hogs scarce and excited and lower qualities adj
vanced Is a 25c upper do declined 40 a9 65c: light
Z 90G0 50 good to choice 30 a 10 co. Beef Cattle
lower; light steers at 90 q Is; lair to good 90 "a
$50, "a = :. 81 ~ y y = - y
ST. LOUIS, No., March s.-Tobaeco unchanged
Cotlon-no sales. Flour firm; superfne7 90 "a 20:
extra 30 o. 800; double extra so a 10 So Wheat
dull; choice White and fancy Red 2 so "a 267 Corn
nrmer a. 50 g sSe for selled; Y q SIC for ear The
240 Rye firm at 81 70 128. Pork Gull at "a Is;
held at q 80. Bacon dull; choice shoulders III a.
11c rhs sides 1910; clear rib 14c; clear sides 145c
Bulk Meats dull; shoulders 9sc; clear sides 13c La d
easier at l5c for choice city steam.
LOUISVILLE, March 9.-Tobacco easier, but sus-
tanned for heavy leaf Tugs 50; manufacturing leaf
26 co. Fouf-superine 70 40 s 70; fancy II so al
ID co. Wheat 255 a. 60. Corn rs az SOC for shelled
and IS az 76c for in bulk. Oats 6s a zoe in bulk
Raw Whskey zoe free. Cotton advancing; sales at
% q 24c. Lard f5c. Mess Pork held at "a so. Ba-
con inactive and lower; shoulders 1Jc clear rib des
144c; clear sides 143c. Bulk Meats duh; shoulders
103c; clear rib sides 49,; clear sides 133c.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-12
K u II o p e .
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, March Hin the House of Com
mons last night, John Francis Mcguire MEM
her for Cork, in moving that the House go in
to committee on the state of Ireland, spoke at
length on the lamentable condition of that
island. He deprecated the continued suspen-
sion of the writ of habeas corpus, at a t me
when the records of the courts showed there
was decrease even in ordinary crimes.
Mr.. Charles Neate, member for Oxford city,
regretted that Mr.. Mcguire has offered Io
plan for the solution of the question.
After speeches from Mr.. q. Dandy Griffith
member for Devices, AMI Sir Frederick ID, v
gate, member for Londonderry, Lord Clint, II
moved the adoption by the House in tommi6
tee OF a resolution In substance as follows:
THAT the discomfort of Ireland is a source
of uneasiness to the Empire and must he
remedied; that the laws for Ireland should be
framed to suit the wishes OF tie people, and
that the present church, school and land ten
ure systems are unjust, and that in the opin-
rghted."
Mr.. James O'Beirne, member for Ca,hel, in
the course of his remarks declared that the
large body of the Irish sympathized with he
Fenians. He also replied at length TO attacks
recently made upon the people Of ireland by
Mr.. Roebnck
Earl Mayo, the chief Secretary for Ireland
made long and able speech. He admit e
that great distrust prevail ed in Ireland, but
said it was exclusively nouriShed by the Irish
III America. al the conclusion OF Earl Mayo
speech the debate was adjou, ned until next
Thursday. .-.
DUBLIN March 11.-Great preparations are
being made here and in other parts of ireland
for the reception OF the Prince of Wales.
The trial Of Capt. Mackay was concluded
to-day. The jury brought in a verdict of mot
guilty of The charge OF murder"
LONDON March 11-Evening-General Dix
the American Minister to France, has arrived
in this city. It is understood that be will re-
main here two or three W. eks. 1t is sad ht
has come here on business connected with the
question Of the Alabama claims.
The House of Commons this evening, IN
Committee of the Whole, agreed TO report fol
the passage OF the bill introduced by Mr.
Gladstone, for the abolition of church rates.
Mr.. w alters, recently arrested, has bt en- dis
charged from custody.
Inc case of Mullany is to be brought up ii
inc House of Lords next week.
| PRUSSIA
| BERLIN, March 1.-THE treaty lust conclu
! ded between the North German Coniedera
| ton and the United States of America pro
viding for the protection OF the riobts of nafur
| allied citizens, was to-day un anfmouslv raft
| fed by the Federal Council.
1t is reported here that a proposition wa,
| recently made to Lord Stanley 10 submit tn,
| Alabama claims to arbitration by PRUSSIA, an,
| that he was willing to entertain the prop osi
| ton as far as it applied to the question of in
| demnity, but he refused to submit other point
| in dispute
| ITALY
| ROME. March 11.-One hundred Canada
| Zouayss. who volunteered for the Papal SCI
vice, have arrived here.
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outstanding the fact that the very evening
the inquiry was ordered. a telegram hao oeeh
sent to the Associated Press that hls state-
ment was without foundation. de diu h9 9 IN N
tend TO permit any mputation to be maze on
his veracity. MIR. Van WICK eXPidlESu 'haC
having in company with MI Lanin caiieu Oh
General Spinner the same evening anu ascer-
tanned thai there was no fraud or suspicion OF
frand In the matter he thought it his duty.
NOT as a member of the committee, nor as a
| member of Congress, but as a citizen of the
United States, to make the facts known and
| remove alarm and apprehension which the
statement of the gentleman from Illinois was
calculated 10 produce. After further explana-
tion he said the evidence would be ready to-
morrow, and he did not want the report read
until then.
Mr.. Logan defended his own position, and
declared that if the Treasury Departnlentw were
charged with anything, it had its attorneys at
both ends of the Capitol to attempt to choke
man doFn or cover him over with slime. one
would suppose, he said, that the treasury De-
partment was flied with angels, WIN Arch
angel Michael at their head, ana tuab lhere
was no such thing as corruption there. lie
asked the Committee on Retrenchment TO
state whether or not it had knowledge of
the fact that the Treasury Department had re-
deemed seventy thousand dollars OF counter
felt bonds some time ago, which fact had not
been made public.
Mr.. Van Wick replied that when the oues-
ton would come up tomorrow, his inquiry
would be answered
Mr.. Logan, recurring to the facts connected
with the certificate of the destruction of S18,-
goo 200 OF bonds, related circumstances which
)us'lileG his statement particularly the cir
cumstance that Mr.. Mel one of the clerks
who had signed the certificate, had told him
that he supposed it had been done to cover up
a reported loss of twenty millions worth of
bonds. He declared his d.termina ion to
puncture the rottenness OF that rotten con-
Germ, the Treasury Department, and he noti-
fled the Committee on Retrenchment that he
would give it work enough to do within the
next four weeks. He did not intend to be
bought off, or scared off, or driven off, but
would do his duty in the face of all the men,
and all the power, and all the committees on
earth or in heaven. II was q rotton institution
from head to foot He believed the officials of
the Treasury were defrauding the Govern
ment, not only by the sssle of bonds, but by
giving out dies aud paying counterfeit bonds
and duplicate bonds and yet they found de-
Tenders on both sides OF the Capitol to white
wash and call them honest men.
MIR. Logan gave way to a motion to adjourn
and the House at o'clock adjourned
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-12
PFNNSNLYANlA.
RppITpr Ir4l- orr nm r,nN-xrr,xr,rro


PHrLADELPHIA, March 1.-THE Republican
State Convention assembled here to-day. Gen
Lemuel b. Todd, of Cumberland, was elected
PRESIDENT. After being regularly organized
the Convention proceeded to ballot as a means
OF ascertaiDiDg the preference of the members
for candidate for President and Vice Presi-
dent OF the United States. The Convention
declared for General Grant unanimously. For
Vice President, Andrew G.. Curtin received
1O9 votes, Benjamin f. Wade %, and E. Nj.
stanton !. The present State officers, Messrs
Hartrauft and Campbell We're unanimously
nomlnated for reelection to the offices of u
ditor General and Surveyor General.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE following
were chosen for electors at large: c. Morrison
Coates Of Philadelphia, and Thomas nj. Mar
Marshall OF Pittsburg. The following were
chosen delegates at large: Col John W. For
ney and james H. Arnell OF Philadelphia,
Gen. Harry White of Indiana, Reed Myer of
Bradford, j. w. Blanchard of Lawrence, Thos.
2. Cochrane of York Linn Bartholomew of
Schuylkill, and Gen. VIM. Lilly of Carbon.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that the
Republican party is in front of another peril
and another trial, and is called upon 20 decide
whether all the sacrifices of blood and treas
ure have been not only in vain but were sim
ply contributions for the restoration of treason.
under the influence of man who is prevent
ed from overthrowing the government simply
by the will and patriotic stand taken by the
as a candidate for the Presidency and call
upon the Senate to proceed without fear, favor
or affection in the impeachment AID pledge
the people of Pennsylvania to stand by and
sustain the Judgment of the law; declare the
soldiers of the Union entitled to the undying
gratitude of the loyal people, and declare that
they have claims to the highest honors of the
nation; declare experience has given renewed
confidence in the pledges and the precepts
declared on the National Independence and
that with these as our guiding star, the Re-
publican party must always succeed. Con-
trast the loud professions of Andrew johnson
and the silent patriotism of General Grant
Declare sacred the obligations of the public
debt incurred for the purpose Of preserving
the existence of the nation; that the election
OF General Grant to the PRESIDENCY will quiet
opposition to reconstruction measures, in
sure reconstruction under the wise and lust
legislation of Congress. and secure revival
OF prosperity and business interests of the
country. Proudly tenders Andrew G.. Cur
tin, the great war Governor and soldiers
friend, as Pennsylyania's candidate for Vice
President. Declares in favor of equal protec-
ton to native and naturalized citizens at home
and abroad, when in the legitimate exercise of
their rights
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-12
Returns from ash Towns.

CONCORD, March H. Corrected returns
from 181 towns give Hartman 4803 Sinclair
31,716, scattering 49, Harriman's moiorit,
thus tar over Sinclair and scattering is 3O68
The several counties will stand politically the
same same, as last year, Rockingham, Strafford
Hillsborough, Cheshire and Sullivan being
Republican, and Belknap, Carroll, Merrimack,
Grafton and Coos being Democratic. Mr.
Mugridge's majority in the Senatorial District
will be about 300
The Republicans OF Concord and vicinity
are very jubilant over Hon. John Y. Mug
ridges triumphant election to the Senate, af-
ter one of the hardest political fights ever wit
messed in the State. Mr.. Mugridge's vote in
Concord was 1913, he running 43 votes ahead
of his ticket. John III. Pearson, the opposing
candidate, had 1130 votes in this civ. he
running IS votes behind the Democratic ru-
bernatOrial ticket. II is thought that Mr..
Mngridge's total majority will be about 200
DoUBLE-BARRELED Wall.
The Patriot of this morning states that the
Republicans will have about $500 majority. or
500 less than last year, and that the Republic
can strength in both branches of the Legisla-
ture will be about the same as last wear 1t
further says that ''this result has disappointed
everybody. The Democrats confidently ex-
pected to reduce the Radical majority to
small figure, and hoped to win. To say that
we are disappointed, that our friends are dis
appointed, does not begin to express their feel
ings" The Patriot consoles itself by anncunc-
ing that the Democrats "were overpowered by
fraud, corruption and all manner of evil do
ings."
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-12
fflDly deceived.
IMPEACHMENT.

The Republicans here regard the result of
the New Hampshire election as commendatory
of impeachment, and that the measure Will be-
vigorously pressed. If the Presidents counsel
request more time than Monday the managers
will argue against granting it, One OF the
managers expresses the opinion that the trial
will be Concluded in two weeks
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-12
BrGdley's
Super-Phosphate OF Kline
TRIU NIPH NTy

CIRCULAR TO FARMERS.
MO litter PROOF OF TqE SUPERIORITY
~ of my Super Phosphate over all others is
needed than 10 know that the demand is beyoni
precedent.
manufacture of Super-Phos ihatc Of Lime, feel
warran ed in saying to the farmers hat know how
TO manufacture it; and to all who have used my
hereafter every ton Of Phosphate which send to
market viii be fully up to the standard Of any pre-
vious years production. No Phosphate manufac-
tursd by me is semi 10 market until ANAL zed and
known TO be up TO the standard required. ~
1t is often renarkeu-''i would purchase Brad
ley's Phosphate if knew it was as good as it was
| last YEAR,
To all such say, you can buy it with confidence,
| as know what 1 nave stated above to be true. 1
do not allow myselfto guess at single days pro
| duction. Until proved by analysis none is sent to
| the market
have expended the past year Ger fifty thousand
dollars in erecting OIL OF Vitriol Works. powerful
machinery. &C., inclnd ng a ole hundred horse
| power engine and have, therefore, much better
| Boston, Dec. II, 1867.
! BosroN, Dec. II, 1867
S. DANA HAYES. State Assayer, 20 State street,
| Bn,t0n DEAR SIR--I have written the above cir
cuar with view of sending it to my customers
| and the farming community at large.
| Ynu have been tam liar with my mode of manu-
| facturing Suncr-Phosphate of Lime for long time
| and within the past four months have made many
| ANALYSIS representing several Thousand tons o.
| Phosphate ready for market.
PHASE LET me knaw If You caGendorse my state
ment in fall as to the quality of the Phosphate am
| now manufacturing. and cblige,
| Your obeilent servant,
VIM L. BRADLEY,
STATE AssAvER's OFFICE, 90 State ST., Boston.
MR.. WM l.. BRADLEY,-OEARSIR: our laVoi 0
the l7th is at hand. have no hesitation In sayins
lhat what you have stated in your circular in refer
ence 10 me quality Of your Super Phosphate O
Lime rs iuily disseminated by the many analysis
made here, within the last six months,
made great many analysis oil your Super-Pbos
phate asi year, and still larger number this year
and take pleasure in saying that You have by Ions
expert nee; N a great Measure overcome the man.
quality. | fiud that by compa ring The ANALYSIS q
this year. with tho re- Of the previous years grea
improvement III t,ls unioimitY OF quality; and
not u efior, TO that Of any previous year.
Your Superb 1osphatc is entitled TO the confid
5. DANA HAYES, State Assayer of Mass.
Dec. 20, 1867. Wewi0
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-12

90 to Baiey's Auction Room, 1G9 Fore Street, and
VI buy eighteen pound box of James S. and
Thomas Elkinton's Soap Tor only one dollar and
thirty-ye CENTS the cheapest and pest in The city.
March II. DIT.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-12

HAVANA. March 1o.-Sugar quiet and easier and
Uuited States, long sight, in gol u per cent prem
ium; in rency 80 per cent discount.
LIVERPOOL. March 11.-Cotton frmer and adj
vancing; sales 15,00O bales; Mddn2 uplands on the
spot and to arriv 104d do Orleans 105d Other art
c.es quiet and steady.
LONDON. March 1l-Atte,noon American securi-
ties-United States 900; 71s q 71s and quiet Erie
49,; other shares unchanged.
LONDON, March lib P. M.-Consols closed at es
93s tor money.
American securiies-U. S. 5-2O's III "a III; Hi.
nois Central shares 500; Erie Railroad shares 491.
FRANKFORT, March 11-5 P. M.--United States
5-20's 75S g 75l.
LIVERPOOL, March 10--5 p. M.--Cotton closed
quiet; Middlng nplands on the spot and to arrive
l0b g 104d; Middlng Orleans 10s a. f09d Bread.
stufts and Provisions closed quiet and Unchanged
Prcduce-Naval Stores dull; common Resin rs Cd
medium do 12s; Spirits Turpentine SIS Cd, Othei
quotations unchanged.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-12
SOUTH CAEOLHNA.
REPUBLICAN STATE coNvENTIo.

=
CHARLESTON, March 1.-THE Republican
Convention which met last night to nominate
State officers, sat with closed doors, excluding
reporters. The members are largely identical
with the members Of the Constitutional Con-
stitution. 1t has transpred that after a
stormy session Gen. r. r. Scott, Assistant
Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau, was
nominated for Governor, and Lemuel BoJzer
for Lieut. Governor. The nominations are
considered equivalent to an election.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-12
For sale or To Let.

FT1HE frst-elass, thu story brick house, with free
4 stone Trimmings, number thirty five High street
For particulars inquire at the house ie19dtf
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-12
Clerk Wanted.
wanted Agents,

A SMART, active " Dung man " anted as eopyist-
"A Addr IS in handwi itng, BOX lIG6, rtlane
z. O.. with references. mGrlOd3t
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-12

HOUR Billiard Tables in Granite Hall Bath Maine.
i will be sold at a bargain if applied for soon.
Also ease OF the hall ior two years rom January.
A good chance for an investment No other Billiard
Hall in the place. Inquire the Hail, or Of
II & A. c. HEWEY, Administrator.
Bath. Mo-, March & 1SfS DIV -. - u