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municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
Observation-Disclosures Clary, Patrick Ford and
WiJ,iam j. KeeIaer Larceny. Sixty days each
Keesa er appealed.
County Attorney. Bradburys-hnight
% 3ohn X. Knight. Intoxication. Second offence
Three mon ths-exeeution of sentence suspended, con-
dtioned for his good behavior in this particular
Knight.
Thomas Conrcy. Larceny Thirty days.
patrick New and Hugh Latin Search and seizure.
Fined $50 each. BSth appealed.
County Attorney
George Andrews. Intoxication Fined So with
costs Paid.
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APRIL crvIr. TERM, 1874, sYMoNDs. j., PRESIDING,
FR1pAy.-M Michael Brennan VS.. Michael H. Doyle.
Action for money had and received. AID damhum
$500. Verdict for the plaintiff for $4,000.
Bradbury and Bradbury for plaintiff
Locke for defendant.
Thomas Woodward ct al. VS.. David l.. Fernaa'
This is an action against the defendant as
General of Fish, to damages alleged TO nave
been sustained by OF one james Frye OF Cam
den, deputy inspector, branding maekerei as NO.
which did not meet the requirements Of the statute
in that they less than thirteen inches,
On trial.
Strout s. Holmes-Howard s. Cleaves for plaintiff
Strout 81 Gage for defendant
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District Investigation.

DistPtct investigations.
At the sessions of the District Investigating
Committee to- day, Lewis Clephane denied the
knowledge of a conspiracy to control contracts
and Denounced the charge as a malicious SLAM
der. The committee held AN executive session
to examine A. b. Kirkland, who was secured
night before last IN the Gllsey House. New
York. His story is substantially as folows;--
He admits lie received from Chittenden S72, 600
IN notes, but says he had at no time any ar
engagements or any negotiations with any
members OF the board of public works; that
after he received the notes he went tc Col
Moore, a business partner with Gov. Shepherd
and offered him one half of them. Moore said
he did not want the notes but il he (Kitlandl
would get the notes discounted he might accept
some of the money. Witness further testified
that he got the notes discounted and that he
applied the whole proceeds to bis own benefit
and did not again offer Moore any share nor
did he receive any, He was cross examined
very closely but the above is substantially all
that could be elected.
Witnesses will be examin ed in public session
tomorrow.
Various Matters.
The President has nominated to the Senate a
large number of brevetS for officers for gal ,ant
service against the Modocs and Apaches.
The House Committee on Appropriation will
report the river aud harbor bill exactly as pre-
pared by the Committee on Commerce. 1t an
propriates 81, 100000. H.
The House Committee on Pacific Railro ads
to-day reconsdered their former action regard
ing the Omaha bridge and decided to report a
bill providing merely that said bridge shall be
operated as q continuous part of the Union
Pacif Railroad.
Internal revenue receipts to-day, S555,052.
Gen. Howard completed the testimony in his
defence to-day. Gen. Howard submitted a
written statement The case will be completed
next week.
American imports, according to official re-
turns for the six months ending December 31st,
while for the corresponding perid of 1872 the
imports exceeded the exports by over 81, 000,
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Administrators sale.

DURSUANT to license from the Hon. j. A.
Il Waterman. Judge Of Probate within and fer
the Co nty Of Cunt erand, shall sell the prem
ises hereinafter described, on SATURDAY, the 18th
day OF May, A. ID. 1874, at O'Clock p. NJ, the fol-
lowing described real estate, viz The Homestead
Farm OF the late Henry 5. JacksDn, situated in Cape
Elizabeth consisting of about As acres of lane, 81 in
tla2e aud in good conditio with the kEieinH
thereon. consisting OF large one story house. out
buildings md barn. Also about AZ acres on Paine
road all in tillage excellent grass land, with sas-
s;antial barn thereon also woosi lot onIaining
37a ACRES. more or less. In saa Cape Elizabeth, near
Long Creek, the timber being removed. All OF the
sale.
j. W. JOHNSON,
Administrator de boris non with will annexed.
At same time will be sold lot Of tools, furnurs,
&c.
r. O. BAILEY & CO.. Auctisneers.
apl4 oodtd
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GOrhanl.

We understand that rev company for the
manufacture of sleighs and carriages has been
formed in Gorham, and that contract has
been made for the erection of a large building
in the vicinity of the depot to be used for the
above purpose. Mr.. Leslie of Gray, who has
an extensive reputation as sleigh mnnufact-
urer will take full charge of the factory and
will take up his residence in Gorham
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THE LOUISIANA SUFFERERs.-The following
additional subscriptions in aid of the Louisiana


WoMAN's CHRISTIAN AssoclATIoN.-The
regular quarterly meeting of the Woman's
Christian Association was held yesterday af-
ternoon at the home on Spring street. There
was good number present and a good deal of
interest was manifested in the work of the
Association. fhe reports showed the financial
standing to be good L ne Association fnds it
hard to get work for all who apply to it for en-
ployment during the dull season
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Sale or Real Es-
tate nj SsOrham Village.

DURSUANT to license from the Judge of Probate
Il OF Cumberland County, l shall sch at pabiie
auction, ON Monday, in fst, 1874 At
= ~ O'Clock, r.. M, on the premises, the real
estate consisting of lot Of Lind containing and
a hall acres, with two sored House ana Barn
thereon belonging to the estate of John M p Libby
la e Of Gorham, deceased
Said roperty is situated at Gorham Village on the
southerly side Of the Saco road, and Is but q Re
minu es' walk from he Churches Seminary, Public
Schoolhouse, stores aud Railroad Station.
The property will be sold, for cash subject to
mortgage and the widows right al dover IN the
equi " the particulars OF which will be given at the
time Of sale.
The above l. very favorable opportunity for any
one wishing to purchase q small place at a reason
able price. CHARLES HANSON Admir-.
Golham, April 30. LA ny2diaw3wS
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PHILIP PHrLLIPs--Tbere was good audience
present last evening to hear Philip Philips, the
gifted singer of sacred songs, sing at Congress
street church. His selections were very good,
and were warmly received. Mr.. Phillips has a
clear, sweet voice, aud enters into the spirit of
his songs 1t is thought that he will be invt-
ed to sing at City Hall, soon.
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GenteeI furniture at Auction.

nN THURSDAY, MAY 7th, at 10 O'Clock, we shall
Furniture in said house consisting Of Parior snir in
B. W. and Plush, Center and Card Tables, SOFAS,
Rockers, Chairs, elegant Boquet Stands. varee,
Sets, ainted Chamber Sets, extra Feather Beds AID
Hair Mattresses, Straw Carpeis, Mirrors Extension
and Pembroke Tables, Crockery and Glass Ware.
Cook Stove, Refrigerator, together with Kitchen
Furniture. The goods in this house Of tho best
quality.
#. o. BAILEY & CO., Aaesieaeers.
my
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LAUNCH The double deck brig, description
of which was published a few days since IN the
Press. was launched from the yard OF Messrs'
Giles Loring & Co., at Yarmouth, yesterday,
A small party went around from here in the
tug Warren to witness her side into the wafer
and returned on board the brig. She looked
very fine as she hauled up to Central wnarf,
with her colors flying Some of the company
that went ont in the tug did not return on the
brig but waited for the train, so as to get here
quicker, The vessel arrived here nearly an
hour before the tram,
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f. o. BAILEY & Co., have met with great
success in the sale of the Hall safes, dspospg
of nine this week to prominent business firms
in this city. Several were on exhibition in
front of the Post Office yesterday and attract
ed general attention by their superior work.
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manship and beauty of finish. The most prom
inent feature is the fire and damp proof con-
crete filling, put in by hydraulic pressure. In
this particular great advantage is possessed
over the ordinary safe. The locks are the best
in the market, having received the highest
premiums.
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New Work s,eck and Mo.e, marh.,.

New YoRK May l. Erenino.-The day closed
with an improved tone in financial circles and =, )re
hopeful feeling in regard to the early future. On the
Stock Exchange streng under current develop
ed curing the afternoon, which may eliminate next
week in better manner.
Money was easy at a per cent Sterling Ex-
change hrm; the leading bankers refused TO draw
Sterling under 4S8 for prime 6J days and 49 for de-
mand, but still some bills in second hands at
4s7t @ 4S72 for ~ days, AMI 400 " 4yO4 for demand.
Commercial bills were very scarce. The custom
cepts to-day were S42G,0O0. The Assistant Treas
urer paid out $5t5O00 interest and 1000 in re-
demptiOn Of bonds. Gold closed 1l3 after selling
st 1l25 q 112l. The rates for carrying 81 and
per cent. The steamship Republic tor Liverpool to-
morrow has S350,0DD in gold coin engaged, tut pc ST.
bly, only part of this may 90 out. None of the OH
er steamers have any coin engaged. The imports Of
dry goods for the week were 81 ,S75, 4S6, and the
amount marketed.was 81 317 ,3s9. Governments were
strong. State bonds nominal. The Stock market was
quiet during the DAY and prices sh rtly bef lie the
close showed an advance of g u per cent. in the
entire list. In final dealings there was ffactnal
reduction from the highest point. The greatest i'm
prevent was in Western Union, Pacific Mail, War
bash, Union Pacific, st Paul and Rock Island. The
total transactions OF to-day 13j 500 shares, in
GLIDING 81 500 Western Union, 20.700 Union Pacific
II, $50 Pacific Mail, t3,O40 Lake ore, 1910 Wabash
6l00 North Western common, 1850 New York Central
297 Rock Island, 1900 St. Paul common, 1000 St Je-
seph common 400 Indiana Central, 5u00 Ohio a. Mis-.
sissippi, 30 Erie.
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HO R h L GIN
Defeat of Cariists.

MADRID, May 1.-Information is received ot
the defeat in Tarragoma of 20O0 carlists bv 9on
national troops. The Republicans have iatrly
aelealea and dispersed several bodies of Carl
lists in Arragon and Albarette.
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The administrator of tM estate q Edward
=, kurnei offers for sale at auction to-day at
n m -.ry desirable building lot 80 by So
see. on Clark near the head of Pleasant street,
naarinp
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WARDS VARIETIES. was, as usual 80
great crowd at Music Hall last evening
Wards variety troupe are becoming very popu-
lar, and the people patronage them they
should. The entertainment improves every
niobt
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Total, Coll. and Delivery. .......

HELP A GooD WORK. - Rev. Mr.. South
worth, chaplain of this port, Informs us that
his stock Of Sailors Libraries made in March,
vas long since exhausted and he is engaged in
making dozen more in the hope that the
means of filling them will be supplied by our
benevolent citizens. The lumber was furnished
by Rufus Deering & Co. 1t is matter OF
grateful interest as these snow storms pass to
the eastward aud sweep over the fishing
grounds and accounts come to us of the i'm
mense fields of floating ice in those regions, to
know that these imperiled men have been sup
piled with good food for the soul, to fortify
against danger and brighten the prosp ect.
Oar Sailors who venture so much for the pub
lie welfare, sholld be made to feel that they
are remembered with thoughtful care.
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q, 600 CoNsUMPTIvEs in the United States
are to-day using DR.. S. D. Howe's Arabian
Mix Cure for Consumption. 1t gives imme-
date relief with the most satisfactory prospects
Gods hoarseness, catarrh and asthma it is in
fallible,-See Advertisement
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CoNANT's Oil Photo-Portrats are in great
demand. Made only at 161 Middle street For
durability and correct likeness these pictures
are unsurpassed, and the prices charged for
them places them within the reach of all.
apr20eod2w
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

Will NOT RE UNDERsoLD.-Good working
mems pants 80 cents 0veFalls and Jumpers
40 cents or little lower than any other party
that advertise prices
j. BURLEIGH, SO Middle street.
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A UNITARIAN YACHTsMAN. ~ A Unitarian
clergyman of this city, much given to yacht
ing. went to Salem not long since to buy a
Yacht. AS he was inspecting a neat looking
craft, man, apparently in the last stages of
consumption, came out and asked him in a
weak, trembling voice, if he wished to pur-
chase The reverend gentleman said he did if
ne could find one to suit him. well" said
the man with the quavering voice, 'here is a
boat built for myself. 1t is good boat, built
of oak, but Pm going to die and shan't need
it." But L don't like the shape" objected
the clergyman. Don't like the shape" ejac
ulated the consnmptive with unexpe ted en-
ergy, 'Why, she's clipper-built. L give you
my word as dying man, that she'll sail ike
HIP "My friend" said the astonished min
lister. reproyingly, "What Church do you at
tend?" 1.-THE Unitarian" was the crushing
ranlV
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THEORETICALLY SEALED GooDs.-The larg-
est stock of these goods first CLASSY to be found
in the city, at prices that defy competition at
Wilson & Co.'S, cor Exchange and Federal
streets. apr30-3t
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For SALE on favorable terms, valuable
slate property, partially developed, with most
encouraging prospects, in the eastern part of
the State. Owners refer to S. 7. Pullen, Esq
Press Office. ie14-dtf
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NEW line of Spring goods just received at
No. 55 Exchange street, four doors below Mid
die. Austin 81 McKenney. my2 tt
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AS usual we invite all our friends to buy
their clothing, custom or ready made, of Geo.
w. Rich g Co., 173 and 175 Fore street. You
can always get good goods a. fair prices at this
house. mch21 cod Inn
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Daring Robbery.

DafIMS KObbeFys
BOSTON, Nay L. At the Merchants Bank
to-day while Alexander A. Mcbaren was
counting package of money, a man diverted
his attention m6mentarly by dropping two
two dollar bills on the floor, then seized a roll
of $1,000 in bills and escaped.
variOus Matters.
The failure of Lyman B. Frazier of Lynn,
formerly shoe manufacturer but lately engage d
in real estate speculations is announced. Lii
abilities 100000.
AT Maiden yesterday a two-and-a-haf story
house being built by Mr.. Linnenhan, valued at
$4,000, was moved by the wind twenty five
feet and dashed against another house, COM
pletely destroying the first aud badly damaging
The other
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PrRsoNA1.-NIr. Fred Allen, OF the hrm o.
Geo. S. Hunt & Co., who has been IN oupa 'he
mast winter on business connected WIFI 'n'
Arm. has lust returned.
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For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
toms, Bilious Headache Sick Headache, Jaun-
dice or Green Sickness, Bilious Collie, and Bill
ious Feyers, use DR.. S. d. Howe's Arabian To-
mic Blood Purifier. ap16-4t
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS in MAINE
Marine Accident.

NEsSHHHc = w H"OHH'
EAsTPoRT, May l. The schooner Annie E.
of st. John, N B., bound from Rockland to
New York with freestone, sprung aleak in the
storm of Sunday and has arrived here with loss
of sails.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

New Advertisements To-Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Industrial Exhibition.
t" AUCTION COLUMN.
Stocks and Bonds-F. o. Bailey a. Co.
Administrators Sale Charles Hanson.
-E5AtB NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
10000 Wanted-Chas. NJ. Hawkes..
Plants for Sale Cheap-S. Nlckery.
Draw-Tender- Frop0sals.
Sberifrs Sale-Wm. II. Dresser.
Lost-Dog.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
All my Prints-P. M. Frost
New line or ing Goods-Austin & Mckinney
Will not be Undersold-J. Burleigh.
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ALL my prints and sheetings marked down.
P. M. Frost my2eod3t
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SALT LAKE, April 3O.-The first organization
OF the United Order" as it is called was ner.
fected in the 10th ward of this city last even
ing. The principal features of the new ordsr
OF elected officers, the property of ali the mem.
bers, the control of the labor OF members and
the production and manufacture. as far a. nos.
sible, of all articles consumed. 90 po''
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TURKISH BRILLIANTINKs, new article in
dress goods, black and colors. very desirable,
just received by Rnes & Robertson.
oppOSoo1tf
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THE PRESS

,,...I ;. ,he Periodical Depots Of Fes-
Nay De obtahs Ma a. Robinson Brunell g. Co.
andrews HneS DISs Ssfs Mender
son. and Chisholm Bros on all Trans 'hat run out o.
AZ if,iddeford of Pillsbury.
Al Saco of L, Hodgdcn,
Al IVaferyille, of j. s. Carter.
Al Gorham OF News Agent.
Al Bath. old o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of French Bros and Stevens g. Co.
at Kennebunk, of c. L. Miller
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Stocks and Bonds

Is AOCIlON.
Regular SAFE Tuesday, May 5, al IL s'elk,
At Once, Is Exchange Street.
$1,000 City Portland Us, aid r. 4 Rock.
eater due 1887.
1909 Cisy BE tis 6's, due 1891.
500 City Bath 6's aid Knex 4 L., due
1000 Civ q ath G's, aid Knox & L., due
1899.
5000 Cock County. ILL.,, Us, 1850.
5000 European & No. American lse
Mortgage Gold as.
1eOO Maine State IS, due 1853.
1000 City Portland. due fSe2.
1000 e. & Ogdensburg Geld Ga.
10 Shares Portland Co. stock.
shares Maine Central Scrip.
10 Shares q. ". KimbaIl &c. S year
Lease per cent.
1000 New Orleans, Texas e. Mobile lss
Mortgage So.
as Shares Portland q Rochester.
shares Maine Central.
F. o. BAILEY a. CO., Ancti0neers.
my2 n
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IN TUESDAY. May 9th. at . o'clock p. NJ, We
~ shall the valuable lot of land CORNER Of Port
land and Forest Streets. Said lot Is 90 feet Port
land and so feet Forest Street. In this location
property must increase in value. This Is raas op-
portunity to get a corner lot.
e.
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LIVERPOOL, May 1-l2-3o p. M.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; n%diing uplands at 81 q sgd; do Or
leans u "a ssd sales 600 bales including 1000 bae<
tor export and speculation.
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The preceding is a part of some remarks we
overheard from a well dressed gentleman,
while waiting for our mail yesterday.
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AUCTION SALES.

Auction Sale of ClOthissG, Unre.
deemed s'ietges, &C.,
SA"URDAY EVENING. May I'd. al Z s'seck, We
- shall sell splendid L.. OF fine CssbHsrs Safts
for Spring aud Summer Wear, Pants, Cgets. ~
Also fine American p. s. Bartlett, q Ellsvy Wsseh
es, Fine Jewelry Silver -J,laied SrooEs, Rstns g.,
Case Knives, Crockery and Glars Wae and gaa-
eIa assortment of Household Goods.
ABRAWS a. HRO.. AaetieneeFu,
l1J = edcrai ST.. under u. q. mos~2,
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WHAT, haven't called at Fisk & Co., on
Middle street? Well, / thought there was
50 .'aething wrong in your wearing that old
coat. See these pants; purchased them yester-
dow It Fisk & Co.'s. Did not cost anything
comnareo with prices paid to other dealers for
INV last Cone, let's go up there now and look
over his stock. / tell you it is the largest as
sortment in this city, and certainly the cheap
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FINANCIAL AND com "a EEsCkAI


Portland Wholesale Markets
FRIDAY, May 1.-There is a moderate demand for
-four and prices without change. Corn continues
very firm IN price and stocks light with large
demand. Oats are very firm. Sugars have advanced
&c and Forest City graduated is firm at 1OIc and cof
fee crushed 81 g 10c. Pork is steady. Beef is firm
Lar is without change. Butter is steady at IS a
3Sc for old and new. Potatoes are firm at c5 a. 95c
Eggs are selling at 10 q 20c in packages.
Receipts by Raitrsaas assd Ste ms koass
GRAND TRUNK RAlLRoAp-i cars suniries do
-four, do bark, Is do iron. II do lum err 1 a for
watert1wn, do for Biddefold, | do for Bangor 10
do for Boston, do for St john NIB, II do for hal
fax, Ms 10 do Tor steamship.
Foreign Exports.
ST. JOHN NIB. Schr Milo-5OO bbls -four, 1877 bags
feed, 2l6o gals spirits, 1870 do whiskey.
ForrsSB ImDors..
HAVANA. Brig Wapiti-452 hhds, 12o boxes su-
gar to order of Grand Trunk Railroad.
CIENFUEGOS >chr Edith t.. Steers-459 hhds
Al ties, IL bbls molasses George Hunt s. Co.
PONCE, PR. Brig Pronta-2O0 bbls sugar to .
Railroad.
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METRO EkULOGlCAL,

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rwENry-roup
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER, Washington, d. g.,
April 80, $500 p. Ny
For New England
north west to south west winds will prevail
with rising temperature and partly cloudy
weather.
| A fire at Concord, n. H., yesterday, destroy
ed three buildings. Loss $4,000.
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DAILY DOMESTIC KECxIrTs.

Total ........... 900
Receipts OF Grain. &c.
GRAND TRUNK R. R.
Consiqnees. No. cars. ConsioRees. No. cars
Blake q Jones. corn. .....1 W True, corn. -. 2
Total .....,., :. 8
BY water conveyance 1000 bush cornmeal to Geo
w True s. Co.
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New YORK, May 1-Gen. Dix last night
promptly refused a repreve for Waltz. the
murderer at Cattskll. Waltz has made what
he calls confession, which states that lie
murdered another man at his fathers farm be-
fore he came to CaJtskilI