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g O M Nj e H CIAL,
Cambridge Market.

...s. CAMBRIDGE, April IL.
Receipts-Catte, $50; Sheep and Lambs 1855;
Horses, 45; Swine, 2200; Calves, $50.
PRIcEs.--Beef Cattle-Extra, SIS 90 a IS So first
quality, S4 90 q II so; second quality $12 rs a 10
third quality, $40 90 q 10 90.
Prices OF Store Cattle Working Oxen, " pair, $780,
5000, $3.50 q $500.
Mich Cows and Calves from $37, $50, $75, Ss5 q
500.
years old $45 a GO.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots, So so, "a 90
q 81 80 each; extra Sc 90 q So or from q 4c y
Veal Calves So 90 a co.
Prices OF Hides, TaIlow and Skins-Hides 81 "a Sc
% tb.; TaIlow q Sc y H.; Pelts 81 % q 90 each
Calf Skins 1Sc y lib. =
Prices Poultry-Extra 10 a zoe; prime II a 1910
good 16 q TIC; medium none; poor to medium none
Remarks-Receipts $50 against 3iS head last week
an increase of 218 head We fund the market acti
with Cattle in demand which not held quite az
firm Dealers were more willing to make concessions
and prices ranged }c ~ fb. lower.
Sheep-Not as much activity in the Sheep market
as noticed in the Cattle Many were turned over to
the butchers to be killed conditions The general
impression is that the present prices cannot be main
tanned. We found contradictory assertions made
with regard to prices buyers want to have under
stood that they paid much last week, when it Ii
not always the case. Actions speak louder thar
words and prices were lower by nearly &c +Y h.
Poultry-The Poultry, composed mostly OF hens
and ROSTERS, iound re ldy market. The best we
taken at 20c ~ ID. But few ordinary
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Domestic WI arIxets.

NEW BEDFORD. april 14-oil MarFet.-The only
sale that hear of that 30 bbls. Sperm, to manu-
facture at 90 " gal. In Whalebone sale has been
made in New York Of 5000 Tbs. Arctic at 65c " h.
STANDARD,
NEW YORK, April 15.-Cotton without decided
ehanse closing quiet and scarcely firm; sales 23OO
bales; Middling uplands 3'1c. Flour a 10c better
with fa1 business; sales bbls superne State
70 choce oO @ 10 co. fancy 10 70 a 10 TO- round hoop
Ohioto choice 10 10 a ID 90; common to good extra
western II % @ 10 g.; choice 10 10 "a II 10; good 70
choice White Wheat extra 10 40 a. IA 90; Southern
shade finer ,, e and more active; common to choice
10 10 @ Ia 30 California rm sales 1900 sacks at 70 30
a IA 80. Wheat q &c better with a moderate de-
mand for export and home use; sale II 900 bush. !;
Chicago SpringNo. at So a 25s in store and de-,
livered; No. at 2 4s delyere White Wisconsin
10 Ser sales A 900 BUSH. Mixed We tern 20 ~
23I afioat; old 20 store; White Western and
Southern IL a 10; Yellow Southern aud Western
2s e III. Oats without decided change; sales Sc,
600 bush. Beef firm; sales 400 bbls; new plain
mess is 90 a 20 so. Pork he wv and lower: sales
$4,000 bbls new mess 26 50 q rs 81; old do 26 90 q
&c So prime % 90 a % 30. Lard heavy and declin-
ing; sa.es 900 bbls. at 1fa a 173c Butter lower;
Ohio 20 "a 40c; State 4s "a 54c. Rice quiet. Sugar
firm; sales 700 hhds.; Muscovado 102 q 114c. Coffee
firm and quiet. Molasses steady; sales 100 hhds,
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Muscovado CSC Soc. Naval Stores quiet; Spirits
5urpentine e5 q 65tc; Rosn 40 @ 90. OILS lower.
pe ss quiet crude at 10y lie; refined bonded
WyZoe aaoT heavy sales s. 900 lbs at ~ 12bs:
g 47c Tor pulled 81 g Bic for Texas, "a q Sic for
California, and pc Tor Mexican; sales 800 900 lbs
Freights 10 Liverpool dull; Corn per sail 3zd.
BUFFALO, N. Y. April 13.-Flourdul; sales 200
bbls city ground Spring at 10 % Wheat inactive
noninally unchanged. Corn dull; asking / O5 for
new on the track to arrive Oats dull and unchanged
nrn at z 00 for heavy. Lard about 7c Seeds quiet
and unchanged.
CHICAGO, April 15.-Thefe was no regular meet
ing on Change to day No aspiring Wheat in good
demand and excited al an ad ance Of "a 1Oc; sales
lOoo bush. at 90 q OF; 1t subsequently weakened
and declined to % q 2 OH; other grades neglected
81 q DC; sales at IS q S3lc, closing at si2 @ &c. No
movement in other grades or Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 13.-Tobacco active and7un-
ehansei., Cotton firm; low Mddling 2sc Flour
quiet with small business; superfne 7 40 "a 90 ;
do"Die extra 10 % "a Ii 10, Wheat has declining
tendency, but not quotabiy lower; prime and choice
and higher al 10 a lie. Barley in light demand;
good Spring 40; Fall go. Rye duh at CO. Mess
Pork dull and unsettled at rs 30 a 81 So Bulk Meats
dull and nominally lower: loose hams 113c. Bacon
dull and buyers hold off; small sales of shoulders at
13i c. clear sides II q 17ic. Lard held at TIC tor
sound lots. Whiskey TO- Cattle-choice firm at
500 O. so; inferior to prime 4 90 80. Sheen
OF q 90 " head for inferior to choice and 90 as
z 90, gross, for common to choice.
LOUISVILLE, April 13.-Tobacco active; lues to
medium eaf52 % @1iS7I. Flour-superfine $50 "a
600. Wheat 24o q 2 so Oats 70 q &c. Corn Sc a
&c Tcss Bye Bye; 90 S5 Tie for terces
mess Fork y 20 "a p 60. Bacon-cear sides I7kc.
Bulk shoulders 12} a 49, clear sides 16I "a 15ac.
Cotton-Middling soc. Whisky, free, 2 %.
MEMPHIS, April 13.-Cotton active at 3O5 90 Sic;
receipts for two days CSC bales; exports 461 bales
Flour dull; superfne 90. Mess Pork % co. Bacon
shoulders 14c; clear sides Isle. Bulk shoulders 1Sc;
clear sides 17c. Lard Is q &c., Corn SIC a. 90.
Oats rs a SOC. " ~
firm at 5Sc P gal Rosin firm; strained 35 Cotton
firm; Middlng uplands zoe. Tar 10.
NEW ORLEANS. April 13.-Flour dull; superfne
offered 90 choice IA 90: Corn dull at 7Sc. Hay
PRIME Ohio river 10 90 a 20 90. Mess Pork dull and
lower; asking 2S on. Bacon only small r tail bust
ness shoulders IA q 144c clear rib sides II a. 17lc:
clear sides 1St a &c., Lard-prime fierce 1874 Ia iSc:
kegs 19sc. Sterling Exchange 149 q 1924; New York
Sight Exchange per cent. premium. Gold 1891.
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New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. Aprl15-6P. M.-Money market very
active and firm to-day, and brokers made up accounts
with difficulty. The rate was per cent. to Govern
ment and Stock brokers' but outside per cent gold
was paid on good paper and g 10 per cent. on the
Sterling Exchange firm at 1O94 a 1o9H gold tor first
class bills Gold lower, opening 1885, advancing to
1884, and closing at 1881. The Ausalasian took out
1914, 1853 in specie. Governments opened dull but
became steady and closed weak. tenry Clewes &
Co. furnish the following 40 quotations:- Coupon
6's 1881, 1t a 111s; do SIS 1862 l102 q 1OE; do 1854
1888 1Osb; do 1895 lO9 q O9a do 1867, 107f q 1919
1o-4Cs, 1914 q 1918; 7-30s, iO5t q 1o6,
In Stocks there was quite decline early in the
day, amounting to most panic. n, failures were
reported. The market re9ained its tone this after
noon and closed more steady. Heath & Co. give the
Gil a IS; do preferred 20 q 10Y; Reading SIT a ssf
Michigan Southern, S7s q s7I; Cleveland & Pitts
burg, sol q SGT; Rock Island, s6t q 81; Chicago &
The receipts at the Sub-Treasurv to-day amount
ed to 49, $780, payments 81 12s; balance $1o3
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gssl N0tice.
~gNHE Office of the Portland, Bangor and Machias
/ Steamboat Company has b en- removed to 179
Commercial street, opposite hea oil Richardson's
ROSS & SIURDIVANT.
Anrl 15.dlm
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BRIGHTON, April 10.
Atmarketfor the current week: Cattle, 1915; Sheep
and Lambs, 1896; Swine, 2520; number of Western
Cattle S07; Eastern do 11S; Working Oxen and Mo- tn
ern Cattle $50.
PRICES. Beef Cattle-Extra S14 30 "a 16 90; first
quality $13 80 q $142 %; second quality $40 rs a
$13 %; third quality $40 90 @ $11 90 ~ 100 TBS. 1.-THE
total weight of hides, tallow and dressed beet.
Prices of Hides, Tailow and Skins-Brighton Hides
81 q 10c; Country do q 9tc " ID. Brighton Tai
low q SIC; Country do 7 q TIC % ib. Wool Sheep
Skins 81 IS a So so each; she red Sheep Skins 25c
each. Calf Skins 16 a 18c 4Y Id.
Remarks-The supply of Beeves in market was
larger than it was last week. Prices remain I'M
changed. Trade has been active The larger part of
the Western Cattle were sold upon their arrival Sat-
urday. There was good supply of Cattle from
Maine, and several lots of very nice Cattle from the
Western part of the State; pair weighed $3.50 lbs
live weight. Most OF the Maine Cattle sold for
Beet.
Stores--None in market except Working Oxen and
Mich Cows. Near all the small Cattle that come
in at this season OF the year are brought to slaugh
ter.
Working Oxen-The supply of Working Oxen was
not large and the demand was good. We quote sales
at $500, 1925 $3.50, $265, $3.50, $ls5 $3.50 q 1910 "
pair.
Mich Cows-Extra $s5 a no; ordinary $50 a 80
Store Cows S45 q IS % he d. Prices of Mich Cows
depend great deal upon the iancy of the purchaser.
Sheep and Lambs-There large supply from
the West, most Of which taken at commission.
We quote sales of lots at 81, T. u, n g. g. 81 10c
% h.. and so at So 30 and IS at 81 80 ~ head The
trade not active it was last week, and prices
were trifie lower at the close.
Swine-There were no ore Pigs in market. Fat
Hogs 2520; prices i0l % 10ac P ID
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WASHINGTON.


DEDICATION OF THE LINCOLN MONUMENT.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE dedication OF
the Lincoln monument took place this after
noon, in front of City Hall. The monument
consists of Tuscan pillar thirty-one feet high
surmounted by a colossal statue of Mr.. Lin
coin, all of white marble, and was procured by
yo nntary subscriptions of the citizens OF
Washington, costing seven thousand dollars
Lot Flannery, of Washington, was the sculp-
tor -
Thousands of spectators were present in
Guiding the Masonic order, Sons of Temper.
ance, and other civil organizations On the
stand among Others were the President of the
United States, Maj. Gems. Hancock and Emo
ny, anu other military and naval officers, and
persons connected with the executive depart
hents OF the government, members of Con-
Sress, ana large representation of the foreign
IeSaions. Gen. Grant and Maj Gen. Howard
were near, but not on the stand. During the
proceedings there was alternate rain and sun
shine.
Alter prayer and the playing of dirges by
the band, Maj. B. b. French delivered an adj
dress on the life and services of Abraham Lin
coin, at the conclusion of which the band
played RAM des Voches," and Col. E. B.
Oimstead recited poem, when the President
OF the United States was conducted to the
'front.' OF the platform, and there pulling at the
halyards unveiled the statue. Shout after
shout was given by the dense assembly, the
Dand mean time playing an air, while the
otar Spangled Banner" was waving on the
platform. After the introduction of the artist
ana the pronoucing of the benediction, the
ceremonies ended.
ISSUE OF PATENTS.
For the week ending on the 21st inst, two
hundred and ninety-three patents will be is
sued from the Patent Office.
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To Let.

nR. JOHNSON, Dentist. will let part of the
1Ihouse No Is Free street, to a small family.
Nj 20 eehtf
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
WAR ON THE coNsTABULARY.

SPRINGFIELD, April 15.-The store house of
the State Constabulary in this city, contain
ing several thousand gallons of confscated Ii
quors, was broken open last night and large
portion of the contents removed. The liquor
has been accommodating for couple of years,
and was under the charge of Deputy Consta-
Bile Samuel Chaplin, who shot Brooks in the
Westfeld riot last fall A valuable horse, the
property of Constable Billings, was poisoned
at Westfeld last night.
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r. U r. Or e .
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
DUBLIN, April 15-Evening.-The fleet bear
ing their Royal HighnesseS the Prince and
Princess OF Wales entered the bay this fore
noon. Its arrival was announced by royal
salute from all the vessels in the harbor. The
fore noon. and soon afterwards the Prince and
Princess of Wales landed They were re-.
ceived by their Excellencies the Lord Lieuten-
ant OF Ireland and the Marchioness of Aber-
corn, and conducted to special train of cars,
which was in readiness to convey them to
Dublin. The Lord Lieutenant was accompa-
med by officers of State, the Commander-in-
Chief of the forces and large deputatiou of
I9e principal royal authorities. A guard of
Honor occupied the pier and lined the approach
to the railway station. All the wharyes and
buildings commanding view of the scene
were thronged with people, and the space near
the station was entirely filled by the crowd.
VINO cheered necessarily as the royal party
proceeded into the cars. The train proceeded
slowly to Dublin, and when it arrived at West
land Row, the terminus of the road, the Prince
and Princess and their attendants alighted.
A military guard of Honor under Major Gen.
cunningham was drawn up, forming a hollow
square. The Mayor and members of the cor
poration of the city of Dublin advanced and
presented an address of welcome to the royal
visitors on the part of the citizens. The Prince
ana Princess and suite and the Lord Lieuten-
ant and officers of the State then entered car
riageS ana procession was formed, which
passed through the principal streets of the
city to the castle. The streets, windows and
housetops along the route of the procession
we've densely crowded with spectators, who,
by their cheers and cries, manifested the wild
est enthusiasm. The buildings on the line of
march were richly decorated with flags, flow
ers and tapestry. The day was fine, the sun
shone brilliantly, and the display was a COM
plete success. The procession reached the
castle at o'clock in the afternoon, when the
Prince and Princess were conducted to the
State departments prepared for their recep-
ton. One noticeable feature of the decora-
tions was the frequency with which the Amer
ic an banner was displayed with the flags of
England and Ireland.
LONDON, April 15.-The journal de Steph-
enburg to-day has pacific article on the state
OF Europe, in which it says that the general
disarmament of the European powers is prob
able.
SPAIN
NEW York, April ia London telegram
says dispatches received from Barcelona report
that the entire kingdom of Spain is agitated
by revolutionary spirit, and that the country
is much excited. Martial law has been pro-
claimed by royal order in the province of
Catalonia.
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TENNESSEE.
ARRAY WITH NEGROES,

MEMPHIS, April 14-This evening two no.
lcemen, named Seveat and Robinson enco,1n-
tered four negroes on South street, and think.
ing them night providers, ordered them to halt,
to which the negroes responded with volley
OF pistol shots, seriously wounding Seveat.
hoDinson commenced firing and succeeded in
bringing one Of them down, when the others
fled. While Robinson was approaching the
wounded man he fired at him, grazing his
mead, when Robinson shot him again. He
proved to be George Harris, and stated that the
Others belonged to the crew of the Notoma.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
REPORTED SUCCESS OF ALLIED ARMIES CoNTI

1sH7H V1sI11D 5UOCESo CUNTRA-
DICTED. 81 .-- -r..
LONDON. April 15.-Dispatches from BARGE
Iona represent that much disquiet prevails Just
now in Spain, and reports prevail that martial
law has been declared in Catalonia. - -
A steamship of the regular mail line plying
between Rio Janeiro and Lisbon arrived at the
latter place late yesterday. The intelligence
which she brings from the Brazilian forces OPP
Grating in Paraguay are several days later and
very important. The report OF the capture of
AsunciOn by the Brazilian fleet seems to be
unfounded. According to the very latest adj
vices, that city was still held by the Paraguay
ans. After battle with the Paraguayan gum
boats, the Brazilian iron-clad feet proceeded
to Curupaity, where it still remained.
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City of Portland.

WHEREAS, Augustus P. Fuller and Others have
Wv petition I'D the City Council TO lay out new
Street or Publ Way in said eity-beginning at the
northerly side of Cong street. one hundred and
eighty feet northeaserly from Merrill street. extend
Ing northerly parallel with the one wall which sep
aTates the land formerly owned by NJ. T.. Sawyer
from land otthe Detring and Prsbe Heirs to Quebec
Street.
Also, ono other now street beginning on the north
ery side oil Congress street at poinl Jour hundred
and thirty feet northeasterly from Merrill street,
tending northerly at right angles with Congress ST..
10 Turner street, and whereas said petition was
fe red BY the City Council, March 9Th, S68 the
undersigned for them TO cons der AID act upon
therefore
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested that
the Joint Standing Committee of the City Council
on LAYING out streets will meet to hear the par-
ties ana view the proDOsed way the eighteenth
day Of April 1868, at fur o'clock in the after
noon at the Of Merrill and Cong ess 81 reefs
and will then and there proceed to determine and
audge whether the public convenience requires said
streets ways to be laid out.
Given under hands on this eighth hay OF
April, A. D., 1868
JACOB MCCLELLAN,
ALBERT WARWICK committee on
EZRA CARTER, Jr., r,,n. an.
r. LEA WITT, Laying OUT
JAMES NOYES go.
GEO. H. CHADWICK, ! Nc" 9"es's'
April 9-d1w
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA. April 11.-Box Shocks in light demand
at q 81; HID: Shsoks 2a q for SUGAR and ii as "a
LOT molasses. Empty casks abundant at "a "a "a
Hoops in demand at 60 for long shaved While Pine,
No arrivals and no sales. Freights-market firm
increasing scarcity Of suitable tonnage Tor the United
@6.
LIVERPOOL, April 15-Forenoon.- firm
and quite active sales 10000 bales, with prices UNI
changed. ,.s--
LONDON. April 15-Afternoon.-Consols9 3s "a 931
for money and account
American securites-United States 5-2O's 72b "a
~; Great western 80; others unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Aprl l5-Afternoon.-Co easier
Lard quiet. Pork quiet. Petroleum firm, Tallow
advanced to 45s 3d.. Other articles unchanged.
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MAINE.
IMPROVEMENTS AT AUGUSTA.

IMPROVEMENTS AT AUGUSTA
AUGUSTA, April 15.-The Messrs. A. & w.
Sprague who purchased the water power priv
ileges here last spring, have decided to COM
mence improvements Immediately, notwith-
standing the lul in manufacturing.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

BOILER EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.
SCRANTON, April 15.-At Danyille. Montour
county, this morning. boiler exploded in the
mill OF the Pennsylvania Iron Company, kill
ing one man, mortally wounding four, and Sc
rlously wOunding nine others.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned tor violation of the Rev
enue Laws: -
Feb Z, 1868, 4 bottles Brandy; Feb "a, 5 bottles
Brandy, bottle Rum; Feb 36, 300 Cigars; March Q,
400 Cigars; March 2, about 100 lbs OLD junk; Mar.
I, bbls Molasses, bags Sugar, bottles Brandy. 8
jugs Cordial; Mar II, 2600 Cigars; March IL, 4700
Cigars; March II, Is prs Wooden hlittens; March 80
Cigars Ap:il s, 800 Cigars April 8, SIS Cigars; Apr
Is, 200 Cigars.
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twen
ty days from the date hereof. Otherwise the SAID
goods will be disposed ofn accordance with the Acts
Of Congress in such case made and provided.
ISRAEL WASHBURN Jr.
Collector.
Portland, April Is, s67.-d1aw3w
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GENEROUS BTouEsr TOWARD THE PAYMENT
az nryr spIIr3rIC DEBT.

Thirty thousand dollars were to-day paid
into the Sub-Treasury h ere. A bequest to the
Nation from the late Ralph ). A. Fritz, OF San
Francisco, CAL, to be applied toward the pay
ment of the National debt.
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For Philadelphia,

The Al schooner Nellie Chase, Upton
AZ mas err, VIII have immediate disnatcb
IN for the above port.
[dAlhA For freight apply to
49, YEATON & HALE,
aprl0ulW III Commercial ST.
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4 ity OF Portland

WHEREAS, Nathaniel Deering and others, BY
w VIM. II. Fessenden have pedtioned the cry
Council to lay out and continue Beckett Street anu
Nesper Sire from their northwestern examinations
to Congress street; also Jay ont new street par
allel with Vesper street, and enc hundred ana sAty
feet a,terlv OF The same running nom the stern
Promenade TO Congress Street.
Also Ia, ont a new street from MunJoy street to
the Eastern promenade, Beginning on the cas- erly
siJe ~ Mnniov street at point three hundred and
ninety five feet from Congress street, thence at
right angles with Munjoy street TO the Eastern
Promenade; and whereas said petition was referred
by the City Council, March nth, 1SCs to the untec-
signed for them to consider and act upon therefore
Notice hereby gwen to all parties interest d,
that the Joint Standing Committee of the City Coun
ell on laying out new streets, will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way on the eighteenth
day ofAprl, 1868, at iour O'Clock in the afternoon,
az the corner of Congress and Munioy streets aud VIII
then ana there proceed to determine and adih ise
whether the pub convenience requires SAID s4ees
or ways to be laid out. -, 49,,
Given under our hands on this eighth DAY OF
April, A. ID. 1868.
sf S9mGP rs mLANhwick, COMMITTEES
EZRA CARTER, JR.,
r. u. LEAVItT, Lay Out
JAMES MOVES, New
GEO. ii. CHADWICK, Streets
Apr 9-diw
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING neatly and
N promptly executed this Office,
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BOOTS and SHOES
At Reduced Prices.
EOR A SHORT TIME.

TWISTING to reduce our present Stock Of Boots
w and Shoes to the lowest possible point before
removing to our new Store ON Middle St., we shall
sell from this date from large stock, consisting
OF Ladies, Gents, Misses Boys and Youths Boots
and Shoes OF the best quality, at manufacturers
prices ia order to close out our entire Stock,
20 enter our New Store with as nearly new stock
possible; we shall therefore sell from our pre-
sent ock through April without regard TO cost.
Buying none but goods of the hesr quality shall
have none but goods OF good quality to show Gus
toners; but we shall endeavOr TO sell them at
as low figure as goods Of an Interior quality are
sold elsewhere.
n. B.-we continue to make rs usual Gsnts
Custom Boats and Shoes to order, of the best
quality and workmanship ut as low prices as posi-
BILE.
Il. GOWELL, -
Cor. Congress and Chestnut sis., near CITY
April 10. dtf-new saw
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AUCEEON SALES.
Aucti ora Notice.

4 - .It dlhs Lots ner of Smith and Cumber-
Will Ne eets together with the material thereon
close an 500 ~, all this month IL must be sold to
- Particulars hereafter.
April 14,dti L. ~ fAIFEN * CO.
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THE Second story OF the lower store in Donnells
Il new block, opposite Woodmans, corner OF Md
die and Vine streets. Said room is 100 feet b., AZ.
1t has 20 windows in it, veIy wide handsome en-
trance on Middle 81, and is The best room amy
JObbng business, to et in the city. Apply to
w. +. PHILLIPS Il Co.
14o Fore Street.
January "a. eodtf
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Tents.

4 FULL supply of Tents, OF all sizes, for sale
N store Commercial Street, head OF Widgery's
Wharf. ~ iu
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For Sale.
Tor Ruclxsport and Bangor.

nNE secondhand Jenny Lind. Enquire OF NJ
" Makenuey, corner of Congress and Center sts,
or C. H. Phil fps, $50 Commercial st. aprlo-dlw
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AZ LET.
10 Lease.
For Sale or to he Lei.

Va s1sAAO va W OC Leu
CToRE on Widgery's Wharf, lately occupied BY
- George s. BarsIow, Esq. Apply at Portland
Savings Bank, or to --
JONAS II. PERLEY, ESQ.
Apr G, 1868. ap7d3w
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator of the estate of
ROBERT HULL, late of Portland.
in the County of Cumberland deceased, and
given bonds the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased required
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted 10 said
estate are called upon to make payment to
JOHN 4. HULL Admir-.
Portland, April Z, 1868. apr l3dI aw3ws