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New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
To-day al! Tie Courts ate o'osod.
CRIMINAL

The criminal calendar was C.llrd through
She L nod siatet Distirt Cout !esiUd!, bat no case
ready.
The Grand JaIy in The Court oi General
Sessions vas~dischargod Ntsf|roHy
AT the jefferson Market Police Count, ycstor-
day, before Justice Dude, Mrf ah Ih %, ahdS ANA
Taylor was arrailed charge ui Gb-ttaclhS from
mo dress~uocket ~ n lady. named NTs. Ferdinand,
unr ket book CONTAINING $ and heu 20 Auswcr--.
Iddson W Maxwell ~ No. -. West INrntl sil ia ST.
and Ieutenaut { clone, Nl L. i.inrit, y. G.. ,. y y
accused Phllp Mc,L. vino A"s brcn employed al iho
a~uorv No Cin Sirllasc. ~ stripping certain rOOms
usrd by the a. glintnt 20; cttpt- aud other perry Va"
u4d nj so Committed 90 HEsari M d,ahli o.. ti,o'1 Dai
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prly OF rlAl>s oS uilleH RAILROAD.

DELAY oT Jl.tINs oS fiji iHu RAILROAD.
Ne train from The We, arrived Ny Tie Lue
RailroIa yesterday. IAt uIr.u.h u"ln L"W 'hio"s'.
which snuui ha, rcac ed hers 80 '.so n iu, nn'y ~
rived about lo:1o = aud ii1rc Other Ia"F1Sf l"n'
were DELAYED from one Loiis each. lht ''a-f Of
this delay WIS flti-lt tguu WHICH l"a 't niht' E.
little west 81 lica aN,A, ID. tut Delaware ei't~'n "
the road The ucouNtilrt.r ~Nt dir.tHh'"ft hiirluf
lrpin the DELAY enhanced hl iht ia'i lth '"'H
iraIu contained large uUrttf oi ttifFvf "H i't NaA
his city 60 spend tli..ua-. M 90 NI"rf .h we're
s-I.A.-IN IunfINA d.. lMl uIiD.c - 81 I.laL.r.
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American Clocks

WE CSLL rHB ATTENTION oP DEALERS, NAMING UP
THEIR SroCKs foR rHk HOLIDAY rRADB. 10 ruB lihR
BRONzR MARBLR AND GiLr NANrEb CLOCh~, NAN
UFtCTURED DY SIXTH TIfosliSs SoSS co
IN BEAUTY OY DESIGN ASD FlSENgSS or FINISH THEY
ARR TQtAL TO fllR lRksUH CLOCKS, AND PRICES ARR
MUCH LOWER. TIE MOVEMENTS ARR MADB UPON TIE
FREYCH PLAN HAVE SrRBL PSlONs ARE FlNELf POL
IsHBD AID Ir IS ADMITTED ~ DEALERS THAT they VIII
run more surely nnd correctly THAN TiiE FRENCH.
WHILE TiiBY HAYB TuE QUALITIES. WHICH HAVE ALWAYS
MADE THE FRBNCH CLOCKS DESIRABLE, OF N)isELESS
TICHISO. ATD A PLBA9ASr. CLEhRrONED BELL They
SIrilo the Hears nud IIalf-iionrs.
WE ARE MEETING WITH suCn SUCCESS rs TnB SALE
or THggB ClOCEs THAT riR COMPANY HAVE ByGAGBD
MUCH MORE LARGELY ~ TuBR MANUFACTURE THEY
HAyB MADE suCn iMrRovlARNrS AS EXPGuESpB HAS
SHOWN DBSlRADiE ANn. NOV j. ISSUED 4 REDUCED
rRICE.LISr WHICH WILL 81 FJRSlSHED 10 lBE TGAD2
UPON APPLICATION
AMERICAN CLOCK CO..
ROLR AGKNra
AND prALfRs ~ EVERY VARIETY oF
AMERICAN CLOCKS AND REGULATORS.
k0 8 tOuRrLANbTSr. NENIORK
No ti5 LAKESr. CmCAGO.
so alO sANSOMESr. san fR ANCfSCO.
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brrcuuftuefts

TRuTuFIL pROvRRB.-" Good wine needs no
old ,nd uihGl sdsgs 'nd IL in sr"orian' Nib W
,ri prcpstous Of Ksox ia, Halter have lengthy refer
saoebese Ills pcs. Winter styles have been "a, topic Of conversation
~ previous holiday std hs present creations 5gaa
hc bead. Of degh, Tabc IsoAs Han, and Peas. to be
had n Ea Boadvay have made h h, popular lie
,head ful for the Pc, derc, OF IIs',cT ind Tuuu.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
lfAIlCInrs VII. mn.

On Thursday while The engineer on ibe
branch road leading from Mmsoia {" H,n'tead was Mt
dinner and h. engine standing un the sdc track some
unknown person started Il, ANA after hacking on the
main track rave the giuC a hodd az steam running
il backward f speed INFO passenger car nud both
were forced up FultOIs distance from Tie end OF
flet au "a ltadlA
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THE COUNTS.

rXTRApTrION or AN ALLEGED MURDERER.
A warrant having arrived from Washington
AZ lie H. : Marsals once for the CNtiadon ot liclu
rich scBafer the alleged fugitive wife murderer ne &c
parted Yesterday In The custody Of Deputy Malsia DaN'
b.wike Ia be put board tic steamer Main for biobeu
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THE ERIE whR-ANoTHrR ORDER.

In the Supreme Court Chambers, before
Itdge Cardoxo "A motou WAS made, yesterday. on All
orocr 10 show cuse the Erc sJis 10 yacac AN ofdt
4 : Diveu The motion was argued ~ some lcngth ny
Mr Fjcld ana Mr. MacFnrlaud. 1he dCci.'on WaA re-
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SENTENCE or * r>ucrN.Lp pisruLEr 4

hINIIN' 7 Ut " 'EI'I' y ~ - ''--'--' =
In the I'uiicd states Court. Ea~tcrn District,
Brooklyn yesterday. Jld.o I,r'd -'H',H.rt NHdieN
Hickman f. imprisonment a. tnt pauv iruIteuuaty
FOR The tern of u months. ou - having 'tt
lied ON lie blsI.ets az % ii .l,f if Van Efnut-i Nth
out paying tAr special tii 90 rr.ip'Ict by Saw
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FOREIGN msiNrss or THE rosr OFFICE.

The transactions for the last month with
Europe. through the New YORK POstOnicc. show that
a5o,9A letters sent away and Sle,lj7 received.
making total ~ GS0Sl letters. The postage collected
those away amounted TO 81 16i - and o those
"cciyCd Ia S3s3 ss, agrcgate Of f@2ii g. The
following - The detailed statement
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crrIr's PorrERArr WINr-Th.

country sNuilsTs seinE Iaiou.
called n which thv hly cheap r4 o.,
price Sptrfs Grsps thu, making larger pfoi a.. "
tusy ~ mo interested ln ths prpst than qual
wHATs sarfFa"
AnI The sgusurr "AIKp ihp
shch tie ,out at
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burglars The BrEGTAH AttrH TtEHhtPu "a 80
,ly uf n Tie Ne hrtrn through ths VII trcp yon
cIe. Nine without failure Al uusc
ncn;l all b, noisd Gn5 dealt With Aocting to law.
D. lluINE., No 2Ul ErOGdAar
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HOME NEWS.
TIE WEATHEl

q n tlghty 'TonIf 70 IU II'u I
10 n Aneruoon-Shghy cloudy. hyenug-tesr IhS has ~.
m. eo ttut h Of the sAsos The iberm""'
ou Dee lssi rbfei .,o !, ac
AtiAm. 2yp u N. 81 81 nl'4o Pm 80 spm ''' "I""
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IIoIIpAY PRESENTS.

bal Que dose cured wife of ruup of
sr, sn stiet VI bIoucAi sud mother of d,rrng gh
rfee. 50 oeals nod At No TDy,t. aad by dmgg.ls.
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IlnIInAN pnLsrNTs.

I.ss NorlSou,E CrrANs rrANo and f,nfg Covr' i
.oluctt si g.. h. sad d Nrirl Co " az Lroav.i.
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Jool, out that vour Christmas presents arc

WINDOW TiowrE S1tSn' Panr'rhts C,Wyto woop 'ercr
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mat. nasee ,his FAN For our sake DO all you can and
Cody bIess you.
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40 TO MCFARLAND" BOOKSTORE
~ s.s. T.ss,,ild o. sna Bissdwsy ssA sst bsI bsssa
FRENCH MOTH PAPER
y,s au,yes fet Al ANN

A RE YOU UNDER A CLOUD, OR DIS
HEARTEkRDf Canfb got hold Of yoa r,e wOlCorf
AsRliAT0R u ~ c,sry Llo. tLougtt 10, lot,s
Jp Tree 81 Nv. IN tksLsy square, ~ y
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25

The most tasty and graceful holiday Hat for
.,,p. S,nlor .feiarc and cold by tsrrN.cnap No.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25

dealer IN live stock named Jabez Kellogg.
w foHage Livingston County, n. Y, was recently
toOvsa Oi tLOoo ~ peeDbachs az he WIS riding no n
br9aawsg ~ ana University place David Mullen said
W 70 Ven snown TO TIE police, VIE arrested chatged
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VERMONT STRING WATER.
btrtL Se ~ DfooaosL enE 90.
SUNDAl-SCHoOL BOoKs.-BEoUGlTON * Wy
H,s. $50 f. DJie House Keep iLe lae'i I'd best AsSotuet
LATEST SHTP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Sieau.inp l,irc B,i. BogIue. Noriolk md,e and
Niraufnp Mta,ulf l1h. Sev Bedford, Nose. aud pass
Box ". IS. Lrrl. Hslen. Is,e Hay II days coal
nHpoSgLf-HivFF ANp COAsTwsh
Nstve. Eir,h-iputt. lda, filabclhpor
f,yuomi I.irihtih10u u 4. Sheman. biEsh'hNah
phrrh Eufs,ethporL a. 4. bow Gloucester
Jo.eph Ross Alfred Iiockla'd
licrue.is. Golortlsr. John SIockon, Bridgeport,
fos Bridgeport Josa Onsr bridgeport
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NoyvoLk, Dec H-Ar'sd or coal tie steamship Aaa'sa from
Mobile ~ Liverpool. With eoi.nn -
CHAh,aros Dee 2-Autel sfamiLip Promoheu ffon ihla
irlpLs fhrs Arctic. NeWfsb Jane Emson, Newfws bark A.
Liverpool on The ship Gon, from Lrtrpool and H.
N0nar NrwioTf sailed steamship kagosa for Hewioti shr
w. H. Dearborn Wilmington. Del A H. Edwards, bsmoTei brig
Joan Pierce. hatsHIaa
Dee a. Clears steamships Gen Barnes for New Yorf
North Point baltimore, sch Clara Binofe brig Nevada Hartford
ARMED sch walter Thorndkr ocklani Bhan Allen Portland e.
Bramhs The sehr H. W Eobnsop hom kss iofk o
Mobile pat In here for repairs.
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ssg2ll 6S

hhAffTULAffOA
i|lier received 3i2l5 Postage received. t43,asJ IS
i@''Srs sent So9H+ Postage sent.,,.... 55,lGI 10
i"'S .-. oSosi ts9,2B GS
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NArnI rnN CnuGm pnLs-The Roy. IL Kim
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CASrI.lTl

Cal last svsang Jt' ATTENDANCE very large
Dsn.l Bolster sfst. Involved iu quarrel
blssrt maiiess e oHs sucsi tai the Later n
trpd a sell Gocdi oi b' Ora aud poessi tae Money
Bnf . hohi TO ball
HUDSON CITl.-Ihe citizens held meeting
~ eot.,t bs cisitsr sad tue sevs poi oi rses
Cooperation Aons'. 81. H'rbsu St'ii sfFa~i ~ dsn =
ll O. D.. .cssrrl v tte Lfgiatutss o. 10 rpt RssHg
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TO Let.
HOUSES AND STORES Pearl Street and
Ii Cumberland Terrace. fine location, con-
tanning eight and ten rooms, each with modern
venienees. Abundance of well and cistern water,-
Apply TO j. l.. FARMER,
fGb18d1m No. AZ Danforth ST., cor. Park st.
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WASHINGTON.
REPORTS OF JEALOUSY AMONG SENATORS.

REPORTS OF JEALOUSY AMONG SENATORS.
NEW YORK, March 4.-The Times Washing
ton dispatch says a snarl is developing itself
in the Senate, growing out of personal Jealousy
which exists between certain members. 1t
seems that this feeling is so bitter that some
interested parties contemplate a proposition
for the election of a new presiding officer, so
that the successful issue of the impeachment
trial would not be followed by the elevation OF
the present Vice President to the Presidency.
The differences will be conciliated in time to
prevent any exhibition of ill temper during
the trial.
EN- ROUTE FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The following Congressman have left for
New Hampshire; Messrs. Benton, Mullins,
Stokes, Covode and Anderson.
THE ALABAMA BILL.
The Reconstruction Committee resolved to
report formally on Judge Bingham's bill for
the admission Of Alabama, and will do as soon
as they can.
TAE MCARDLE CASE.
The Herald's dispatch says the opinion is
gaining ground that majority Of the Supreme
Court will decide that portion of the recon-
struction act involved in the McCardle case as
unconstitutional
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The public debt for February will be out this
week, and will show an increase III the deD'
during the month,
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XLth O0NGRESS-seoon Session.
SENATE.

Es
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Chair laid be-
fore the Senate a communication from the
Chlef Justice OF the United States, embodying
his views IN regard to rules established on the
subject OF impeachment, in which he dissents
from the view token by the Senate, that man
ayers can be received, or any similar act done
by the Senate, except as a court of impeach-
ment; but processes his willingness If peces-
sary, to abide by their decision. '''''
On motion of Mr.. Howard it was ordered to
be printed and referred to the Select Commit.
tee of seven.
At five minutes past one the managers an.
peared, followed by members of the House
the latter ranging themselves outside of the
bar of the Senate. The managers having Ia
ken the seats provided for them, the Speaker
of the House was invited to seat beside the
President pro tenn, and was escorted to his seat
by MIR. Grimes
The Chairman, Mr. Bingham, said: "Mr
President-The Managers of the House Of
Representatives, by order of the House, are
ready at the bar of the Senate to present arti-
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BRIGHTON, March 4.
Atmarketfor the current week: Cattle, $50; Sheep
anu Lambs, 1928; Swine, =; number OF Western
Cattle- Eastern do =; Working Oxen and No tn
ern Cattle -. Nv w
PRICES; Beet Cattle-Extra Sl4 50 q Is 90; first
gnai6y Sl3 80 q Sl4 90; second quality S12 90 l0
Sla oo third quality slo 90 q $1 % D loo lbs The
total weight of hides, tallow and dressed beet -
200, $50 q 800. 8 p"' WV
Mich COWS and Calyes-S37, so, rs. IS 40 100.
earrings $50 g 3d. two year olds $50 a As; three
,a Western Fat swne-Lve, none; dressed 10 q lie
Store Hogs--none.
Columbia Co., N. Y. Spring Pigs-none
Prces Sheep and Lambs-In lots IS co. 8 o. $50
e 3 70 each; extra 81 90 q 90, or from A. TO Sc P
=, Prices Z, Of Hides Taow and skins-Hides sIc
10; Ialow re TIC P fb. Sheep and Lamb Skins
81 W e 5 10 each. CafSkins 800 Ice ~ h.
;. aRemarks-Cattle-Ihe supply Of Cattle over the
differenL roads was 555 head, some of which were
me with nearly 100 River Cattle raised in the town
know how to get up good Cattle. The larger portion
OF the Western Cattle arrived last Saturday before
the Storm. The Eastern Cattle on account of the
severity Of the storm from that quarter did not start
from Portland until ii o'clock A. M. The number
was light bur Of fair quality
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TINTED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
" 4fff CITY HALL, Boston, Mass,
Proposals will be received at this office until noon
o. March 18th, for the delivery OF three thousand
seuen hmnc'ed and sirty-t,ro (3762) cubic feet Of
granite, to be furnished in the rough, and seven thou
sand three hundred and ftty-one (735l) cubic feet of
cut granite, at The wharf at Fort McClary, Ports
mouth harbor, n. H., as follows, viz:
Between April Is and May Is, 1868, pieces of d.
mensson stone, containing 292 cubic leet, and SO
pieces of cut granite con aiming 2O74 cubic feet
Between May IS and June Is, 1S6s. 10 pieces OF d.
mension stone, $50 cubic ieet and 6S pieces of cat
granite, 20T4 cubic feet.
Between June 15,h and July 18th, 1866 pieces
of dimension Stone-147e cubic feet and ~ pieces OF
Cut Granite 1858 cubic teet
Between July 18th aud August 10Th, 1868, the re-
mainder, as pieces OF dimension Stune-1i27 cubic
feet and % pieces OF cut graDite-1693 cubic feet.
The dimension Stones TO be furnished in the rough
vary in lengths from feet inch to feet in widths
from foot inches to 3 feet inches, and in rises
from feet to feet inches. Each Stone must con-
form to size to the definite dimensions given in
the drawings and specihcat1ons; must lie fee from
sap and seams and other deiects and be well quar-
ried to make natural beds, and cut to full edges.
The Cut Granite, which is tn be laid in regu ar
courses of headers and stretchers, with dove tailed
joints must be carefully cut to the dimensions
given drawings and in specifications, the lace of
the stones to be lett in the rough, but to have
draug hit one inch in width cut along the edges and
batter OF hall an inch to each foot of rise HE cham
ferng Of the dovetailed joints and the dressing o.
the beds and builds TO be rough hammered straight,
square and full TO dimensions The dimensions OF
the headers vary in lengths from feet inches to
feet 1-5 inches, in widths from feet inches to
feet inches, and in rises from feet to feet
inches.
With each offer must be given the names of two
responsible PERSONS as guarantees for the faithful
execution OF the contract the amount of surety to be
one fourth the amount bid The necessary blank
forms for bids and guarantees will be furnished up
on application to this Office.
The bids mus state separately, the price per cubic
foot OF stone TO FURNISHED in the rough, and The
price per cubic foot for the cut stone. : :. ftr.
Pans and specifications are ready. and may be
examined during the usual office hours, at the U. s.
Engin er office, fourth floor, City Han. f
Each proposal must be marked on the outside of
the envelope, Proposals for Grassite for Fort Nc
CARY" Ill. -
March2. d6t Lt-Col. Engineers.
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e U R o p e
GREAT BRITAIN.

SOUTHAMPTON, March 5, Evening. = The
steamship Hammonia, which put back with
her propeller broken, arrived here safely to-
Day Her cabin passengers will go forward
ON Friday, the 9th inst The steeraSe pass
i;engefs and cargo go on Sunday, the 9Th
LONDON, March 4.-Ireland and Irish reform
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MAssACWUsETTS.
APPOINTMENT OF FAST.

BOSTON, March 4'-Ihe Governor has APP
pointed Thursday, April ID, as annual Fast
Day in Massachusetts,
In the pedestrian feat between Ogden and
Dolby, the latter did not cali a carriage as TEL
egraphed, but handsomely performed his work.
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MARYLAND.

BALLOT FOR U. 8. SENATOR.
ANNAPOLIS, March 4.-The Legislature bal
Ioted four times for Senator. AT the last bal"
lot Earle had q and Thomas %.
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g . M NJ H RIO EAL
New York Stock and Money MAIL

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, March 40 p M.-Monev in oood
demand and market steady at per cent. ON cali and
per cent for prime discounts. Gold firm at 14OB
1893. Stocks firm but steady at last open board
priees; The balance at the SubTreasury to-day was
An injuuc ion has been served on the directors of
Erie restraining the issue stock also on Drew
to prevent the sale Of stock held collateral The
injunction procured by Drew is regarded as a severe
Coupons Us 1851, I'LL a. 1llt do 1862 11Ob
e lio5; DO 1854 lOs g l0sB do 1865, lOsa q log; do
1oo4C's 1911 1913; 1905, 1861 1869 Pacific Mali,
hog g ll0I Central, 1919 q 1916 Erie, TAT; Michi,
gan Southern 81 q 9l6 Chicago s. North Western
66; DO pre- erred 74l "a 7l2; Rock Island 97t q 978
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are to be considered in the House OF Com
mons on Tuesday the nth inst.

mons on Tuesday, the 10th inst.
LIMERICK, March 4.-An attempt was maze
last night it is alleged by FenIahs' 10 SET nre
to large machine shop in TINS CITY, put IL
was defeated by the vigilance ana ac1rVily OF
the police Tie inCendlaries made use OF
Greek fire.
PORTUGAL.
rLoNpoN. March 4-The News from Lisbon
shows that the popular dissatisfaction has not
wholly subsidized. A dispatch to-day reports
that an efigy of the Queen OF Portugal was
burned last night by an excited mob
ITALY.
FLORENCE, March 4-Admiral Farraout has
arrived at Spezzia on TIE steamer Frolc-
To-day he received visit from the Italian
Minister of Marine ON board the Frolc
ROME, March 4.-Cardinal Antoneli is con
hned to bis palace by serious illness.
FRANCE. SOL
PARIS, March 4.-The visit of Prince Napo-
leon to Germany has no connection whatev-
or with political affairs.
,TEgs ABYssINIA.
LONDON, March f. Dispatches from An
nesley Bay say letters from the British cap
tives have been received at the advanced
post of the expedition, having been brought
in SecreSy by native messengers.
The letters are dated Magdola February
9th. The prisoners are still confined in the
Fort at Magdola, carefully guarded by their
Jallors' Though in great fear of the ven-
geance OF the King, they were still treated
well and in good health.
The letters give the important intelligence
that the King of ShOa, a powerful tributary
Chief had left Magdola in great rage against
the Odorus. 1t was believed he would turn
his arms against him as 50 IN as the British
soldiers appeared in sight.
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Foreign Markets.

LlvSEpo s March 4-F9Tehoon:-Cotton active
and prices have advanced uly 81 since the opening
Middlng uplands 81 on the spot and to arrive; Do
stufs steady
LIVERPOOL, March 4-Afternoon.-Cotton is still
active and firm. Pork advanced to 75s. Lard de-
clined to Cos. Sugar and other articles quiet
LONDON. March 4-Evening .-Consols closed at 90
a 93s for money. 49,.
American securities : United States 5-20's III a
715; Illinois Central shares s9l; Erie 47a.
FRANKFORT, March 4-Evening. ed States
5-2O's 754 q 75s.
LIVERPOOL, March 4-Evenlng Cotton excited
and irregulari Middiing upands 81 @S9sd; do TO
rive 81 g 9$d; Middling Orleans 81 a l0d sales 20
900 bales. Petroleum heavy and no change.
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TINTED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,

Feb p. dtd .-.-
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Proposals for Bricks,
For the ConstructiOn Ofthe u. =. Cusfo N,
house, Portland, Nae.

1OuSts OrbhaMue uAcs
CEALED Proposals will be received at the office
y OF the undersigned in Portland, until ~ o'clock
NJ, March goth 1868, for furnishing and delivering
One million Il ,000,000) Bricks for the Government
buildings to be erected at Portland, Me.
Proposals will be made by the thousand, includ-
ing all cost of freight and delivery for lots from fl
ty thousand (50,000) to one million q, 900 000).
The bricks to delivered at the sites of the build
ings as fast as shall be desired by the SuperineE-
dent or required by the p ogress of the work, AID
to be of the best quality OF hard burned brick,
sound and fair satisfactory to the superintendent.
No proposals will be considered unless aecompan-
led by sample of Bricks proposed.
The delivery OF bricks to begin soon after the
signing of the contract as the Superintendent shall
direct. EEfw Tss
Ten per cent of all payments will be retained I'M
til the completion of the contract.
Tie Department reserves the right to reject any
all bids if deemed for the inter est of the Govern
ment to do
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Brick" and addressed to
HENRY KINGSBURY,
Feb, 81. did Superintendent.
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AUGUSTA.
The Farley amendment Defeated
snecial di,patch by International Line

AUGUSTA, March 4-The House, by vote
of II yeas, 81 nays, adopted the amendment
reducing the amount to be refunded for each
three years man from two hundred to one
hundred dollars. This reverses the action of
the Senate. II
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.
Farm for Sale.

Axr),, In, Gray of 100 acres, 16 miles from
&ZI- Portland, Ia mile from aneeti
MHSESsaA mills, store and school heavily wood
M sI4E ~ ed, well watered well divided, pleas
S-antly situated. Buildings a one story
house. wood house and barn that cost $1,000 in '57
fine dairy far and will be sold at bargain toceth
er It'll wood lot and pasture adjoining and thirty
acres Of good inteEyale mile away, desired In.
subscriber in Portland Exchange a., corner of Fed
eral. BENZ, ADAMS.
Aug 16, 1867, Wit
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, !
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND & FALMoUTH,}
Portland, Feb. 20, 1868. }
TINE following described merchandise having been
forfeited for violation of the Revenue Laws OF the
United States public notice of said seizures having
been given they will be sold at public auction, at the
office of the United States Appraiser, 1893 Fore street.
10 Empty Barrels; 500 Cigars; Bottle Whiskev;
II Bottles Gin; Bottles Brandy; Bottles Bi andy;
Bottles Whskey; 1 Barrel hToasses; IL Bottles
Brandy; Bottles Brandy; Barrel Whskey;
Keg Tamarinds. s. il. ....-ss
ANY person or persons claiming the same re-
uuested to appear and make such claim within twenty
days from the date hereof otherwise the said goods
will be disposed of in accordance with the Acts Of Con-
gress in such cases made and provided
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.
Collector.
February % dfaw3w S25mar
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u. s. MOrshOL's Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,l
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
Pursuant to Vend: Expo: to me directed from
the Hon. Edward Fox, Judge of the United States
District Court, within and Tor the District of M aine
shall expose and offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder therefor the following property
and merchandise, at the time and place within sad
District, as follows, viz
At the U s APPRAISERS Office No. 1888 fore Street, in
Portland on Wednesday,, the eighteenth day Of March
neat, at IL O'Clock Il. ~;
FOURTEEN HALF Boxes OF TOBACCO, contain
ing 855 lbs.
The same having been seized by the Collector Oh
Internal Revenue Tor the First Collection District Of
Maine, and ordered to be sold and the proceeds
disposed of according to law.
Dated at Portland this twenty-eigbth day Of Feb
ruary, A. D 1868.
CHARLES CLARK, +
feb2Sd15d U. S. Marshal District of Maine.