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The telegraph brought the announce nioht
last night. Of the death Of Pierre Soule, at New
orleans, at the age Of SO years. Although Mr..
Soule's name had been gradually fading away
from the public recollection since the close of
the war, be was man in many respects re-
markable, as having exercised wide degree
of influence in the South before and during
the two fist years of the war. The history OF
his life has strong romantic element, which,
perhaps, a lded to his great natural abilities
gave him a commanding position among the
ardent and hot-bloeded Southerners, and his
wierd eloquence made his political sophistries
appear to his followers like the substance of
enduring truth.
Mr., Soule was a native of France-born in
the stirring times Of the Great Napoleon. He
for politics, and at an early age took part in a
conspiracy against the Bourbons, but the plot
was discovered and broken up and Soule was
obliged to flee from Bordeaux. Afterwards at
Paris, in conjunction with Barthelemy and
Merry, he established liberal republican news
paper, which soon attracted the attention of
the authorities and lie was put upon trial; at
which he defended his opinions and conduct.
He was sentenced to Pelagie, whence he made
his escape to England and soon after sought
an asylum in America arriving in New Or
leans in 1925. Having determined to make the
law his profession Mr.. Soule applied himself to
the mastery of the English lansua e, and pass
ed successful examination in his chosen pro-
fession.
In 1S47 he was elected Senator in Congress
from Louisiana, to fill vacancy, and was re-
elected for the term of six years. In 1858 he
was appointed Minister to Spain by President
Pierce, but his birth, early history and fiery
impulses, coupled with our delicate relations
with that country, made him an unpopular
representative and involved him in much per-
sonal difficulty, and brought on a duel be-
tween him and Turgot. The next year, in
company with Mr.. Buchanan and Mr.. Mason
he published the famous Ostend Manifesto,
which recommended tie purchase of Cuba by
the United States, and reused the indignation
of Spain.
In politics Mr.. Soule was of the ultra South
ern-Democratic type, but claimed to be 10y al
at the outbreak OF the rebellion, though he
was connected with some of the minor legisla-
tive acts of Louisiana.
In May, 1862, he was arrested for disloyalty
by Gen. Butler, and after an imprisonment of
several months in Fort Lafayette, he was re-
leased on condition that he would not return
to Louisiana until the end of the war, which
promise he kept to the letter, though he was
instrumental in sending some aid to the rebels.
He was man of large property at the break
ing out Of the war, but suffered great losses, as
did almost every body else at the time.
Since his return to Louisiana Mr.. Soule has
remained very quiet and his name has seldom
found its way in the public prints. He shar-
ed the oblivion of many others who we're more
active than himself in the civil war.
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To the Editor Of the Press:
Iu your Issue of Satuiday noticed q card
from Mr.. D. F. Blunt, stating that if bad
taken pains to ascertain the facts in the case
should not have been in hurry to parade his
name in the newspapers when be was simply
seeking to do me gratuitous favor and event.
ually surrendered the girl Ellen Fitzgerald
into. my bands. have only to say that the
facts as given by you in the item beaded as
above were correct in every particular except
that the name OF Mrs. Marines was printed
Mariner JOSEPH A. PERRY.
Deputy Marshal.
At the request of Deputy Marshal Perry we
visited the GIRL Ellen Fitzgerald, at the jail, on
Saturday morning last. She there said that
M. Blunt came to her and told her the officers
we're on her track, and advised her to get to
Portland without delay. That shortly after
this first warning be call for her and took her
in his sleigh to Cumberland Mills where they
met Deputy Perry and were taken into custo-
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@ O MI M r H GAL,
Receipts by Railroad. s.a s.s.mbo.'

Receipts by Railroad. and sseamboais.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM Boston. IS dressed
no dds lard pals z23 green hides 146 noxes TIM
~ Dbl, sugar hid ham 70 pkgs furniture, hhds
mol asses 90 kegs soda, 90 boxes cueese bbs anu
casks OIL 20 bdls shovels horses, So qtl. fish, 6415
ee' lumber, 81 rolls leather 95 lies hair 20 pko
to Princes Express, 200 do to order. For anada
and up country, 10 bolts duck, mel de ms '5 .rs
see, balls leather plate iron, boxes TIM 30 bags
coils cordage. 100 dry hides, "a bds spekes 81 bales
hides, 10 kegs LEAH, 200 pkgs to order.
GRAND TRUNK KAILwAY-o3O cans milk 764
pkes sundries, cars sundres, 70 do lumber. DO
Dark, DO oats, do hea'. do copper ole borses
900 o5s Hour. For shipn ent TO Europe, car flour,
II do wheat, do provisions. For shipment east
cars fIur, 8 do sundries.
PORTLAND 4 KENNEBEc RAILROAD - 1 car
brick do lumber, do wood l25 bdls PAPER 80 cas-
es Oh r0th 10 bales bat's "A bags waste, " trusse
a Dds Hour cases ROos, 40 sets springs 2I9 pkps
merchandise, 20 cars ire ght for Boston.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS.&C. pkgs sundries
10 horses, cars potatoes, d. Uarrels 10 shingles
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MRS SCOTT SIDDoNs.-We understand that
there is probability that our citizens will
shortly be favored with visit from this lady,
who has probably been more praised AID more
severely crit Led by the press throughout the
country than any other artistic of the day.
She proposes to give reading of "Mdsum-
mer's Nights Dream" accompanied by the
original music We feel confident that there
are large number of our citizens who would
be extre lonely pleased to hear Mrs s.ddons and
iadse of her merits for themselves. We should
prefer, if it were possible. to see her as Rosa
lind 10 "As you Like H." or Viola in Twelfth
Night" supported by good company; but II
we cannot have the theatricals by all means
give us the reading.
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Muuicipal Court.


KECOHDEE KIDDER PRESIDING.
SArURDAY.-State vs.. James Gallagher. Assault
with dangerous weap on John Damon March
18th. Continued 10 Tuesday mex. Bonds fu FINISHED
to the amount of $500 his personal appearance at
tnat lime.
State vs.. james Hayes. Assault and battery on
Mary Gray. Pleaded not guilty. Decision, guilty.
Fined IS and costs.
State vs. Mary Mcbride. Assault and battery ON
Jane Prescott. Pleaded not guilty. Continued to
Tuesday next.
State vs.. Mary A. Spear. Intoxication and dis.
turbance. Fined So and costs. Paid.
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Foreign markess.


ihAVAsA, March 26-Suear-all Qualities SLIGHTLY
aavanred Ire exports duIing the week from IA.
vana and MatanzA As wre 60 600 boxes I'd EO0 hhds
to tGr,iEn ports and boxes and ooo Shds to
aud so Stock in warehouses at Havana
r TO s R Sos IL sa99Sara firm reals per
sugar buovan 70 ~ ~ ar@ at ~ reals Molasses
sooa f eana1 active at u reals Soia,ses
n'm, clayea o. g 81 reasi Muscovado 50 q reals
n, LON DON. March 26.-l1 l5 A. M,-Consols %, "a
93t tor money and account. ''S ~
1852 cnnnnns securities e.. United States b2Os OF
sS Il ,aI ~. S0t Erie shares 2t illinois Central
closed hat last night at 95 a 95i. e'a'es o--os
10, MoND1N, March 2G-l115 A. NJ inseed cakes
qu's. Llutseo OIL dull. Petroleum dull at is SD.
LIVERPOOL, March Cell 1bA.M-Co,,.. IT..
ana unchanged; sales 10000 bales. o'''on qu'e'
and hrm ct 9e} q 9t. o-|Vs actaSe
money and account 0onsois Ut w ior
American securittes-United States 5-2os, 1862, at
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superior COurt.

~uptrIOF O0ufts
Ina following assisnm nts Of jury trials for thu
April term has been made by the Court, OF whit /
parties will take notice:
o,o TUESDAY, APRIL s.
2,0-Cressey VS.. Drlsco
2o4-Stuait vs.. A. W. & P. Co.
z6s-Mattocks, Assignee, VS.. Whitney.
183-Tver VS.. Fitch
237-Wilson, complainant, VS.. Woodside.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6.
2b7-Lewls ct al v Dunn ct al.
23S-Marr ct al. vs.. Same ct al.
247-Sbepherd ct ais. vs.. Same ct al.
167-Ste art vs. B ICON.
150-Place vs.. Inhabitants of Jay.
THURsD Az, APRIL 7. .
297-Mitchell VS.. Wyman.
24e Burgess ct ais. vs.. Austin.
212-knapp vs.. Themes.
296-heald VS.. Mark
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BISHOP BACON last night delivered long
and able discourse at his Cathedral Church in
vindcaton of the catholicity OF the Romish
church. Referring to the Ecumenical Council
he said the dogmas promulgated by the Cen
eral Councils of the Immaculate Con-
ception was specifed-had been taught by tho
church from the earliest centuries, but were
brought forward and defined whenever it was
necessary to suppress heresy
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G. A. R. RELIEF AssoCIATIoN.-The Grand
Army propose establishing relief association
for the benefit of the widows of deceased mem
bers. This association will be entirely distinct
from the order though its members will be con-
fined to it. The plan is to establish fund by
means of fees obtained for membership, and on
the death OF one of the order to pay to his wild
ow such sum as they shall decide upon. The
proposed institution ia very similar to the Odd
Fellows association of this kind.
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CONNECTGCUT,
ACCIDENTS AND CRIME

NEW HAVEN, March q,
Benz. Donnelly, his wife aud three children
were killed and a fourth child fatally Injured
this afternoon by the falling of their house on
46th street, which was destroyed by the blow
ing down upon it of an adjacent unfinished
building.
Bent Sperse, blacksmith, was found
drowned in the barber this morning He was
seen By his son about 10 o'clock last night. II
is not known whether his death was accidental
or suicidal.
Tbos. German, a manufacturer of friction
matches at Westville, went to church as usual
this morning and returning home shortly after
noon shot his wife with a pistol, the bali pene.
trating the left breast and lodging in the Iuog
Then German went TO the police headouarters
and said another man shot his wife, but biz
is nov in Jail. The couple have lived uuhap.
ply several years and have separated three o,
four times. Mrs. German is not expected to
live until morning.
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ORRIN HILTON, painter, living on Green
Leaf street, attempted to commit suicide Sal
urday night by hanging himself in an out
building attached to his house. His wife dis
covered him before life was extinct and cut
him down. He is recovering and says he has
no recollection of the aft air.
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LATEST NEW S
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
XLIst OONGRESS---Seoond Session.
HOrJaF.

The House met and went into Committee of
the Whole for debate on the tariff bill.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Hay, of Illinois.
against the protective system and in favor of a
large reduction Of important duties aud inter-
nal taxation; by Mr.. Strickland, Of Michigan,
in advocacy of the protection of lumber and
copper; by Mr.. Bird, Of New Jersey, in favor
of advancing the farming interests as the best
means of insuriDg the property of the whole
country; by Mr.: Hill, Of New Jersey, in favor
of protecting American products, especially
pig iron; by Me-srs. Burdett, Wetcher and
Donley on behalf OF the protective system.
At halfpast o'clock the House adjourned.
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Uuse and Lot at Auction,
Sherif's Sale.

STATE or MAINE-CUMBERLANps S..
TAKEN on execution and VIII be sold at Public
Auction TO The highest bidder ON Wednesday.
the thriielh day of March, A. D., 1870 ut ten o'clock
In the foreno D. at the store Of +. o. Ba ley q Co..
No l. Exchange street Ia Portland, In said county.
the f'llowng escribel personal pr. perty, 10 Wit
general assortment Of Flu, MI ure Crockery, Glass
Ware, Stove, ami Kitchen Ware
Dated at Portland Aforesaid the Goth day OF March
A.. d. 1870.
NJ. ADAMS, Dep. Sheriff.
q. BAILEY & 90, AuctIonee,s.
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A Row. Notwithstanding the storm four
chaps got into fight at the foot of High street
last night and a Gro wj was gathering to enjoy
the sport Just as officer hanson came along.
They made rush for him ard handled him
pretty rough, but he secured two of the com.
batants and took them to the station
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N e w YORK,
THE FIGHT OF THE FACTIoNs.

HoosAc FALLS, March N.-Tne works of the
Walter A. Wood Moving Machine Company
Loss 100000; insurance s 81 t co. n's morning
THE FIGHT OF THE FACTIONS,
NEW YORK, March N-Great interest con-
tinues to be telt in the meeting of the Tam
many General Committee tomorrow evening,
and, spite Of the furious storm, to-day has
been lively one among the politicians There
were number OF enthusiastic demonstrations
by each party last night, which were addressed
by L. D. Herman, W. f. Howe, Dennis Burns
anG Others. Sheriff O'Brien says Tweed will
not BIZ asked to resign the Craftsmanship of
TammaDy Tomorrow hight, but will be called
on to explain his position, and il he cannot do
so satisfactorily an attempt will be made to
expel him. The current opinion tonight
iavors the triumph of the Tweed party.
THE CHINESE EMBASSY.
A st. Petersburg letter says j. McLeary
Brown will succeed to Mr.. Burlingame's posi-
ton in the Chinese Embassy, but that the
Chinese Minister will continue to have the
chief direction Of affairs.
/ THE ELECTION FRAUDS.
Notice for an arrest of judy eut 10 the case
o! the Brooklyn election frauds was denied
yesterday. Sentence will be pronounced on
Thursday.
AN UNJUST SENTENCE.
Capt. Bird, OF the Boston bark Kremlin
was lately imori oned AZ Aspinwall and COM
PEELED TO pay 500 damages for the collision of
his vessel with a small schooner in the harbOr
the sum b-iug eeven tues as large as com.
missioner appointed to determine the amount
had decided upon.
SEVERE STORM.
A severe rain storm, vmpained by gale
has prevailed here all day, but No serious
damage has been reported. In Baltimore
twenty buildings were blown down.
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NEW PROVIDENCE.

BALTIMORE, March p. The schooner Gertre
Lewis arrived at this port this evening from
Nassau. The steamer Salvador, which had
been seized by the authorities for breach of
the passenger act and condemned to be sold,
was bought by the authorities for el00. The
Lewis brought five Cubans OF the Lillian ex-
petition who are consigned to the Cuban junta
at New York
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SroRM-Tbe cold southeast wind yesterday
moderated its sharppess about nine o'clock last
evening, and brought snow, and at midnight
tNo inches had fallen ana TIE gale was quite
heavy.
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SAILING OF A STEAMER.-The steamer Ans.
trlan, Capt. Wylie, sailed from this mort for
Liverpool yesterday at 6 a. M, with 10 cabin
and q Storage passengers and fair cargo.
The next steamer due at this port is the Mes.
terian. The Prussiau will sail next SATURDAY.
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Sale of forfeited Goods.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, !
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND g FALMoUTH,@
Portland, March %, 1870. J
THE following described mel chandise having been
forfeited for violation OF the Revenue Laws of the
United Staes public notice of said sezui es having
been given, and no clam said goods having been
made they will be sold At public auction, at the
office OF the United states Appraiser, 1873 Fore street.
in this city, on Wedt esday april Is, A. ID, 1870 at
II o'clock A. NJ, to wit:
8 yds black DoesKin; 16 bottles Brandy; Trunk;
65 l-2 lbs Nutmess; Silk Dress Pattern; bottles
Whiskey; IL ps We vet Dress Trimming; 5 bags Su.
gar; / halt Dbl Molasses; Trunk snd $40 CARS.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, II.
mr26 1aw3w Collector.
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BURoLARY.-The store Of John G, Baker. on
Commercial street, at the foot of High. was
entered by burglars Friday nj ,ht, and two bar-
rel, of -four stolen. The thieves burst ofs ,,,o
paddock, breaking it to pieces They made an
attempt the night before but failed
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W. ON lN q.

CHEYENNE, March 26.-The Laramie county
grand jury to-day published notice that all
persons, except druggists, doing business here
after on Sunday will be liable to indictment
and prosecution.
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CALICO KNrA,

THE FIRE IN THE GOLD HILL NINE.
SAN FRANCISCO March 26.-The fire which
broke out in the Gold Hill mine about year
700 feetbelow the surface.
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OHIO.
FATAL. RAIIRnAn ACCInENr

CLEVELAND, March 26.-An employee of a
railroad company named Robert Couch and
farmer named Alexander Moore were Instant
ly killed aud horribly maugIed by a locomotive
10 this city last night. They stepped from Que
track to another to avoid passing freight
train, and the night being dark the engine was
not observed.
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ENTERCAINmE <rs
Coming Again.
Portland Theatre

Five Nights only, comme1ctng Tuesa.v
March 40.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, children Is
cents Every child receives O present.
THE GREAT LOGRENIA, The ROYAL CoNJU-
ROB- and his Eur. psan Troupe Of Trained Birds;
Canares, IVA Sparrows. Paroqnetts, Wnre MICE,
and Russian Ca 8, together with his POPULAR
PRESEN CATlON FESTIVALS.
onn Elegant Pres-s d AL useful and val
~OO liable, including an q legant hn M
Der Set Of Furwisure, q up tin z q ne stIve Z
Nasch and Ten ssOslar O. old. Piece gwen
to ths audieoce each and every night upon his i'm
part al plan which gave such universal satisfaction
on his last visit here.
Admission, Gallery % cts, with one Git envelope;
Parquett 30 cts, with two envelopes; Children 70
cts. Children to matinee 10 cts, every child re-
Gel YES present.
Doors open at Z, commence at o'clock.
Distribution OF presents at 80.
Matinee open at l-2 commence at 1-2 O'Clock.
mr21 2W
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Port. & Ken. R. r. Co.

AUGUSTA, March II, 1870.
- and Kenuebec Railroad Company will be held at
the TIessu,ers Office in augusta, on Tuesday after.
noon. March 29th, at I2 p'cio:k, TO act upon the
ques ION OF consolidating the Capital Stock OF SAID
road with the Capital Stock OF the Somerset and
KenneOec Railroad Company, and also to act upon
ing.
US. CUSHING. Secretary.
TOO ~~'''
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FmE.-A large fire in Westbrook was seen
fl ,m the city at about half-past 9 O'Clock. 1t
appeared to be about three miles in northerly
direction from City Hail.
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CAPT CHAs DEER1No, OF the steamer Lew
iston, has been appointed Trial Justice by Gov.
] Chamberlaip.
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ASSESSORS'NOTICE

THE Assessors of the CITY of Portland berebv rive
notice to sil pers ms liable to taxation in sad
city. that they will be In every secular oay
from the frs to the fit enth dav Of April next in.
elusive, at their room in City ill., from ten 10 tive We
O'CLOCK IN tne forenoon and from three TO five o'clock
in the tor the purpose OF receiving lists
the polls and estates taxable Ia said city.
And all such persons hereby notified to make
ami BRING to said Assessorj true and feet lists
all their polls and esta ses and all estates real and
personal held by them n guardian, executor, admin
'sEraior trustee or herwse IS the Fl ct day OF
truth Of the same.
And when es ates OF persona deceased have beef,
dasoeo oufnS the past year, or have charged hands
rom any cause, the executor. administrator, or other
person interested. is hereby warned to give notice
oil such change and in def iult OF such notice will be
held under the law pay the tax assessed ALTHOUGH
such estate has been wholly distributed and paid
over. r
And any person who neglects to comply with this
noire Will be doomed in tax according to the law.
OF the State, and b. ba red tie right to make ap-
pncailon 10 the COUNTY COmmIs oners Tor any abste-
m.nt OF his taxes, unless he shows that he was una
bIe r. offer such lists. within the time hereby ap-
VIM. BOYD, -.
s EPurN 4. DYER. I ASsessors'
Blank schedules will be turn shed at the room
Of The Assessors.
Portland, March 49, 1870 I'd
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g0s DO 1865 old, 89I; do 1867 SGT; U. t0-40s &c.,
Ere mares 2l3 Ill nOis Central shares 1165.
FRANKFoRT, March gu. s. 5-20's closed firm
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JAY COOKE 4 CO..
20 Wall Street..

Pamphlets, with map, may be obtained,
and subscriptions will be received at THE
COMPANY'S OFFICES, No 50 PINE eT.,
NEW YORK, at offices of JAY COOKE &
co. New York, Philadelphia and Washing
ton; the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA,
New York, and in Portland by
SWAN 81 BARRETT.
Corner Middle and Plum streets,
Bonds sent free. Parties subscribing through
local agents wiA look to them for their safe deliv-
cry.
Pamphlets sent by mail on application.
W. b. sHATTUCK,
fe15d&w2m TREASURER
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TIL e PRESS
Portland aud Vicinity
View Advertise mel ts this Day.

Dortland aud Vicinity.
New Advertisemeutst this Oay.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN
Free Assembly. -. Gee 6 Harnden.
Oon. ert and Levee. Congress Hall.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate IF. o. Bailey & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Wanted. :. Situation.
Furnished Rooms Wanted.
Wanted. Board.
Baker Wanted. ...J. F. Chute.
Wanted. Young Man.
Wanted. boards.
For Philadelphia. .Nickersons, Litchfeld & Co.
Found. Newton Howe.
Commissioners' Notice. Estate Anthony Ham
mond.
Gorham Savings Bank. John A. Waterman.
Firm foi Sac. IA. +. Prince.
Portland Institute and Public Library.
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NEW YORK March 26-Norning. - Money very
easy at % per cent. on cali. Foreign Exchange
dull anu steady at from 1851 to 1Ot lor prime sterling
hills, aud from 1904 to 1904 for sight
Gold quiet with business at lila to 1I1, Rates
Iald 'or carrying were from 20 per ceut and ii a.
The Government bond market was dull aid lower
in sympathy with Gold
Southern securities dull and heavy
The following are ne IN, anoon r,'a+o+,o,s,
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LOUISIANA.

DEATH OF PIERRE eoULE.
New ORLEANS, March 28.-Hon. Pierre
Soule is dead. He was SO years of age.
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Pacific RAILWAY securities quiet at the folIoWing
gu tations: Unions, first mortgage bonds S43 O 8o:
Ce ,trals, arst mortgage bon IS, y2 q 81
The Railway market opened firm but afterwards
Deemed abou! per CENT. ami finally recovered to
Island. ~ ~
Miscellaneous shares more active but prices declin
e. Pacific all declined to 31t, and Western Union
to 30t. ~ N ''''e-A A''A
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Valuable Real Estate ON Cushman
Street bv AucfiOu

IN SATURDAY, Apni 20, mt II O'Clock, We shall
Osel the valu able or .psrty "a Cushmsn Sc. There
Is l-2 story wooden House, with French root. 8
venlencies; p'ped gas anu water; good cellar,
c-mented hoor; plenty of water. Said house was
BULL last summer py the da VI In the most thoruuoh
manner. Lot ABOUT SO x113 feet.
Tbfs property is situated In very desirable Dor
ton OF tue city, and will be sold without reserve
Terms easy.
q. y. BAILEY 4 CO., Auctieneers.
Mar 20 I'd