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RAwLEY sPRIN6s,
.TONMOUTH HOUsE,
IA kpRING LAKE, REACH

MONMOUTH HOUsE,
Va ePRISG LAKE BEACH,
MONMOUTH COUNTY N J.
This new end magnificent Seaside EOtel Will be
oreb JUNE =, le76. n
Containing go hsBdFomeIy furnished Sk,Nk0
rooms, gas, water, elevator, electric bells M
ard all the moCern ccnN eniesBes.
Ample capacity for 500 guests without crovding,
The Botel Is 2OO fest from the beach, where the
bathing IL unsurpassed on the coast white masnf-
tcent fresh-vater lake lie within Do feet Of the ve-
randall inland, sbou0dins In nsh and splendid for
An elegant band Of music viii be In attendance the
entire season flour month";.
Warm Salt and Fresh Water Baths IN the butidfns
IL hours nom New York city, ~ hours from
west Philadelphia, without chsnee Of cars.
FOR circulars apply at the ST. CLOUD Hotel, Phils.
delphia, or q the hogI0pih HS,sl.
@. w. HuLLIS, OF ST. Cloud Hotel, PhiladeIp hia,
HENnY MckINNIE, Of Depot Hotel, Fort Wayne,
Sc hsbla Espanol.
nne livery in attendance for ma Of guests.
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HART's ROACH POWDER, l212 T st.
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TIE ALBrMARLl rEnALE INSTITUTE,

THE ALBEMARLH FEMALK INsTIrUrI.
charlottesville, Va,
ture at cost Of u 900, vff receive SUN
MKk BOA RDkke from the La Of June % ~
cold eefhs nor for use Of new tan pin sleys. my0-
ooMPAHIT H0IILs
WIN Be OPEN ro R vIsr f1ks: ON IN. ,e,x m
JUNE, and their EEw HoffL e OAK. ~
sP ar R on the sr i.f or STLY A.Pheans.
ders1ened, 90 Oakla nd, Garrett county, Nd.
sp8oyu JONI DAILY, ns paer.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC MICS. &c.

EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
rs. suNDIRLAND's oHURCH.
srEAMsR JAss mosELRY.
MONDAY EVsEISs, JULY Ioru.
.as Ss' 4 = hssif-Isst Eve sud re sNN
Tist;s, .s%,.iiss ssesl.%.n and i.dT, Or -
the church CT at The wharf. ysst
GRAND DAY AND KVEsING EXCURsIOs-
NJ In eSSrse s% s,t b. the s. L, sS. L.
TBiDAY, July Z Boat leaves SiS 8. wharf A.
and s ls. Ss'f 9Ss sisOsS isSsi
inS.. rsS.isi1s e s, M the s.ri,s. fer
car. run % TIE boat TIC good for both tri ss
Irse L.neh Room, @. PARkERS bookstore,
N B-So Iiau.r sold on the boat. Ice Cream
furnished Of moderate prices. Tvs
SUNDAY ExOURsIoN
LADY OF ran LANE. .sEA
Hereafter and until further notice. The rsa- :;
her What, foot Of sss se :. Tsr'non' Ie.aps
S1Iss Trip on the Potomac, arriving home prcmSt
Fare, cents; children half price.
sna YIN street cars go directly to the wharf.
For CHAR rks.
The fast Steamers JANE MOsrLEY ans J. "
THOmPsON may be Oh srtertd for . <.sI~--- -
E1curslors at reasonable rates. Ap-.eI<@-SFgA
ply st Company s ofice. foot OF 6.h 81. jssi IN
EXCURSIONS TO THE CAPEs
The steamer JANE hosELEY will leave EyESY
SATURDAY, at =. m during the IT,
s,s M i9s rSrtress sSbT.e Norfolk <43&S
st Pfrey Point and Point Lockout, returning q
Wsst rgton at o CLOG McHdaY morning aprly
al COMPANY hart. loot o. 6.h 81. Eel Sm
u chartered for four days each . xrE- a
week tor excursions the Poto- dE@SSLXG
mac, at rates which will enable even smaII psrl,es
to enjoy the exclusive use of the boat.
N. 4. GREGG, Captain,
Jeso-im sixth street Wharf.
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pINEY POINT SUMMER RESORT,

This old ard well known Summer Re E.sA
sort, about 96 mIles from WashinRtnn. IN &s4N
60. Mays CT unity, Nd, has been thor lS.fXV
oDghly RECONSTRUCTED aud furnished with % psrior
class Of furniture aud All the parsp her nalis Of a
nrst clsss Hotel, and VIII be spon for Tie reception
OF guests
on TIE 2OrH INSTANT,
ard a. rates TAR lower thsn ever before.
There has been arrangements made WITH toe Low
er Potomac steamers by which there viii De yearly
10 lily line betw, en- " sshingtOn and that p0int.
The Beach having been put IN thorru "a order.
cannot be exoelled f,r Bathing, FISHING AID Boat
Ing on any coast an the country.
Terms, O. per day; Il per week; 80 pr month,
GEORGE n JILLakD. Manager.
Tor further particulars. apply 20 JOaS ALEX
hhDkB, 1881 Pennsy lyanis avenue, Wsshlng-
ton. laIO colin
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st. GEORGES HOTEL,

Is now open for visitors. The situation n !. a
sec nmodauons and attractions are uueN VI <
ceIled by any place on the Potomac River. Ss.|
Terms Tor BoaFd, 81 pr day: om per week, Is
per month Children seated st the table hall price.
Nurses half price. ADDRESS
II. J. MARSHALL, Prcprfstor,
gel6 In PiUey Point. Nd.
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a SERIOUS CHARGE DISMISSED This
morning, George Ashton, who was arrested
last evening by Detectives Miller ADD
Coomes on the charge Of assault and bat
terry with intent to Kill one Jones and an
other party by shooting him at Seabrook on
The Attn OF July, was taken to the Polics
@ urt ard the witnesses were summoned.
Inc court refused 20 entertain the case as
me offence was not committed within the
district and there was no authority from
leased.
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nRKNEy SpRI,gx VA.

~ kLlh NILS MkSr OF v )CNr JACK
SON. NAlLsN BRsNCH "a o. IL a
n WILL Be OPENED FOR Tux REJIPTION
r., i 81 ,sls fkoA June LEI. until o. AALA
n. WOODWARD, date Of Rawlsy A8U
This place hrs teen greatly improved ara thu
Hotels and Cottages are equal 90 ang north oc
The waters have an established reputation for
their wonderful curative powers. Tire ,rings are
numerous, and of great variety, viz. saiphur.
heehns, su phs'e ~ IRON and Magucsiun, Chaly-
bate Carbonate Of fran. &c.
Terms Of Board per Oar. q 50; per week, slB.psr
mouth. OF 8 days, SO.
Circulars will be found 81 NILRUHNs Pharx
macy, 1873 Penn-y lventa avenua. near MitlArds.
HELPHkNSTINE & Bentley. Brugsist, Ees
bitt House MOORE PkgkY
geza I'm Proprtefors.
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HOTELS.

RIoo9 HOUSE,
PLUMER 4 sPoFFORD, Proprietors
TITTIEHTH AND sTBIETs,
mylS-J WARRINGTON, d. o..
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WnIrE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
One and half male frcm etevensou's DE a n
got, iirsinis Round nip ticket from VeA NJ
jel2 I'm Y. o. JORDAN, Prosr.esor.
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WKSTnINsY1R HOTEL
On THI IUROPIAH PLAU,
ozrse Irving Place and 18th street, new Yoek.
One Block hom Union Square and Broadway.
e1ty Convenient to the great stores, theafsrS ~
churches. Elevator, and al modern fnDroV omenf1,
Easy aooe 70 Ill Parts Of IL city By strsst sa 81
osSG-t,th&sLy OBJ YHRRIu, Propssssoe,
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~ INER SPRINGS -This Popular Ressrt IL now
~ open. boaIo fer grown persons, 81 50 LA
per day; Board for nurses, and children IN
over two years old, frem 50 ceuts % q ~. ~
No charge tor trans portation from steamer rl-l1.
ing, Fiuit, or Medical attendance. River Springs
- situated one nile shove Colton's Wharf sn1
Bltkistop's Island, the nain lard Bsardera
tor hiver Springs ~ al take the st. amer John W.
Thompson and lard at COlfons wharf r. r..
BLt kIsTON, NJ. u Proprietor. Address Miles,
town p. o., - Mars county, Md. !eA I'm
SN0ORES HOTEL ~ LeOaafGfopca, Mfy
Nl ts now cren for the reception q "a
Sumner boarcere. Fish, Oysters, Grabs. "
fresh ut OF the water daily. Amusements, 20
Bearing, Bathing, Croluet, Ten Pins. ID. sc.
Terms: $50 per day, : % per month Boats 70 and
from ssLingfOn three times q week.
HERBERT y M0ORE,
gelo In Beonardtown. Nd.
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News and Other Items,


A party of whites were attacked by Indians
Sunday last, and three of the number killed
and three others, it is feared, MORALLY wound
ed.
1t is ascertained that complete agreement
exists between the three northern powers re-
gardiDg the Turkish question. Montenegro
has declared war against the Turks The roy
alists claim that the insurgent loss in recent
engagements will aggregate 800 in killed and
wounded. A Ragusa despatch states that ac-
cess to Nicsic is INSTRUCTED by 5000 rebels.
The Levant Herald of April - says that at
Hilloh, in Ash ATTIC Turkey, from March % to
81, inclusive, there were &C new cases of the
plague and AZ deaths; and at Bagdad, from
March 2S to April 1. 145 new cases and 70
deaths. The plague has now crossed to the
left bank of the Tigris, which had previously
escaped it.
The Democratic state convention, held at Lin
coin, Neb., Thursday, was the largest and most
influential ever held 10 the state. Resolutions
for hard money and reform were adopted with
great unanimity. Two-thirds of the conveu-
ton favored the nomination of Gov. Tilden for
President, but no formal expression was given
this preference The delegates chosen are for
Tilden unanimously.
District Attorney Wharton of Louisville,
KY, says no distilleries were seized while Mr..
Brstow was district attorney and he (Whar-
toni was assistant No distilleres of Mr.. Suit
have been seized since Byistow resigned, and
upon careful examination of the records of
the court, he finds no case against the distiler
les or whiskeys in which Suit was a claimant
or had an attorney.
DR.. Marcy, the family physician of A. T.
Stewart, says that the charities which that
merchant had in contemplation were the cree
ton of factories at Rochester and Hemstead,
and the completion of the Woman's Hotel in
New York. Some $2,OOO,OO0 have been spent
on this latter building, and 100000 will be set
apart to complete it. But short time before
his death, Mr.. Stewart agreed with Judge
Hilton on plan for the completion and con.
duct of the hotel, and work upon it will be
rapidly pushed. DIR. Marcy says the transfer
of the business of the firm to Judge Hilton was
in accordance with the wishes of Mr.. Stewart
who desired it to be continued, and to relieve
Mrs Stewart of the cares and anxieties of car
rying it on. A. T. Stewart & Co. sent orders
to their various mills in this country and
abroad, few days ago, to stop manufacturing
and make inventories of stock. This is FOR the
purpose of Strengthening accounts, and work
will soon be resumed.
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F O E E IG n
THE TURKISH iNsURRECTrcr

LONDON April 2l.-Intelligence has been re-
ceived at Vienna that the Herzegovinian insur.
gents in consequence of the mediation of Baron
Rodich and the Intervention of Montenegro will
agree to a further suspension of bostilties for
three weeks. Contradictory reports however
are current. 1t is asserted that another expe-
dition is about to march to the relief of Nicsic.
LONDON, April GA dispatch to the Rus
sian telegraph agency says 1t is not true that
Russia has asked the Porte to negotiate with
the insurgents. Russia on being asked whether
she would continue to advise insurgents to lay
dow their arms, replied that she would only do
SO if Turkish local authorities were enforced to
discuss the guarantees demanded by insurgents.
The Porte having rejected these demands and
declared Androssy's programme exhausted, re-
sumes the responsibility Of the blood which
may be shed and of all the events connected
with this crisis.
The Times correspondent telegraphs from
Berlin, mo credit is given here TO the report
that Montenegro has declared war against Tur-
key"
A Vienna despatch to the Daily News re-
ports that Servia has purchased 1000 horses in
Hungary. The Servan Minister of War has
declared that no person liable to military duty
shall be allowed to quit the country even for
the shortest interval.
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DIED..

In this city, April 80. very suddenly Mrs. Jessie j.
wife OF A. e. Cary, Esq., of Fort Fairfield, aged 40
years.
In this city, April 49, Mr.. John Gray. aged G5 years
In this city, April q, Mrs. Mary E. Morgan wife
OF Jas W. Morgan: aged % years 10 months.
In this city, April TO- Mr. George Chase formerly of
Brunswick, aged 80 years months.
Funeral services this afternoon at o'clock,
at No Atlantic street. Friends and relatives, and
the Aged Brotherhood are invited to attend.
In this city, April 81 Harry Irwin Lincoln, young
est son OF Augustus G. and Hattie M. Lincoln, aged
8 years months.
Funeral services Monday afternoon at 81 o'clock,
at No. Park Place. Burial at convenience of the
tamyl
In this city, April 21, Mr.. Arthur N Fillmore,
aged 2S years months and DAYS.
Boston and Rockland papers copy1
In Naples, April Is, Mrs. Betsey Cannon, aged
SO years,-widow OF Enoch Cannon.
In Powna April 81, Mrs. Betsey W. Bennett. aged
70 years months.
Funeral e1vices Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock, at
the residence of her son, Moses Plummer, PownaI.
Atwood. ~ ~ " 49,
In Phipsburg, April IS, Miss Octayia Drummond,
aged 63 years. daughter OF the late CAPT Alexander
Drummond.
In ST John, NIB, April 81. Ada, only child of James
and ABBY Hamilton, aged years months
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MINOR TELRGRAMs.

DR.. Adolphe Biomberg died in Lowell, Tues.
day, aged 80 years. He was a Brevet Major
and Adjutant upon the staff of Prince Murat
during the wars of the first Napoleon. He
army in 1872 and commanded cavalry squad
ron. Six years ago he published a pamphlet
account of the Russian campaign strongly de-
mandatory of Napoleon for needless sacrifice of
life. DIR. BiOrnberg has practiced medicine in
Lowell for many years. The French govern
ment has allowed him pension of $500 a
year, but he has never been to that country to
claim it.
Laborers on the Sudbury river conduit to the
number of 400 are on a strike. aud by threats
OF violence are compelling others to join.
Base ball at New Haven-Bostons 8; New
Havens8.
The Brooklyn underground railway has been
abandoned.
The liabilities of jeremiah Quinlau, a N. Y.
glassware dealer recently suspended, are $685.
900; assets $88000.
Dispatches from Texas state that the revolu-
tionists have not carried out their threats 20
sell out merchants of New Laredo who refused
TO pay the loan demanded.
Hon. o. j. Dickey, formerly member of
Congress from Pennsylvania, died yesterday,
agedS4.
Grain in California was never better
and an unprecedented yield is promised. Fruit
also LOOKS well.
The Colorado delegates to the Republican
National Convention are uninstructed
The Pope sustains the demands of the Arch
blshop OF Quebec that only branch university
be established at Montreal.
Inc Rondout strikers are sill Iesoute and
the military are still on duty.
Rev. Carlos Martyr, pastor of the North
congregational church of Portsmouth, N HI :,
has received call from the Dutch Reform
church in New York, at a salary of $4,000 a
year. He will accept.
A Bristow club was formed in Boston last
night.
The Springfield delegates to the Massacbu.
sets State Convention stand Blaine IA, Bris-
tow and scattering 6.
Al interchange of opinion of the Come cticut
delegation TO the National Republican Conven-
tion develops the fact that the delegation is
substantially a unit for Postmaster General
Jewell.
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Forty Fourth Congress-First Session.
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, April 20
Mr.. Knott OF Kentucky, introduced bill to
regulate the privilege Of the writ of hdbeas cor
pus in certain cases. Referred to the Judiciary
Committee. 1t provides that the Supreme
Court shall have original and exclusive juris.
where party shall be detained or restrained
of his liberty by the authority or under orders
of either House of Congress; that whenever it
shall appear by petition that the party is de-
tained or restrained of his liberty by the au.
thority of either House of Congress, before any
state or United States judge or court other
than the Supreme Court of the United States,
the writ shall be denied (if not issued) or dis
missed (f issuedl; that if any such state or
United States judge or court award writ of
may award a writ of prohibition. and that if
the Supreme Court shall not be in session at the
time. any judge of such court may take such
action with the right to appeal to the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. Blanchard of Illinois, from the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, reported bill concern
ing corporations engaged in the business of dis
tilling. 1t proposes to amend the existing law
by holding every stock holder in such corpora.
ton liable for taxes, penalties, unless it be
shown he is innocent Of any participation in
the offence for which the penalty is inflicted,
in which case he will not be held individually
liable for the penalty. Passed.
Mr.. Kasson of Iowa. moved to reconsider the
tOtC VI yCotCIudys Wy WutCu tub JtSUiutlOu Ill
respect to allegations against the official con-
duct of Secretary BrstUw was referred to the
Committee on Expenditures in the War De-
partment, and that it be referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Means. He also moved
that the investigation be public. A vote was
taken separately on the latter motion, and
there appeared SO to 33 in its favor.
As no quorum was voting Mr. Baker of To-
diana, and Mr.. Hoar of Massachusetts,, insisted
that on a matter of such importance the vote
! should be taken by yeas and nays. Vote was
so taken and resulted ITO to Is, AID then the
original motion as amended was agreed to with
out division.
The House resumed the consider alton of the
bill to transfer the Indian bureau to the War
H3apartment, which. after discussion was pass
Seas 149, nays 81. 1t is to take effect July
III. Frost of Mississippi, introduced bill to
authorize the purchase and consumption of sea
stores in bond Referred
House at 4.40 o'clock adjourned.
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Foreign Notes.

Foreign Notes.
The Chamber of Commerce of Armiens an
uounced the death of A L Stewart by public
handbills. deceased being gratefully remember
ed on account of charitable deeds 10 1870.
The Prefect of the Seine intends TO ask the
municipality next week for a vote of "a, 100000
for public works necessary to prepare the city
for the reception of strangers expected TO visit
the exhibition in 1873.
A telegram from Vienna to he Daily News
says the foreign ambassadors at Constantine
pie have demonstrated against the Porte's
bringing into Europe troops from Bagdad on
account of the plague.
The apprehensions of the Germans are H.
creased because Austria is arming the Danube
steamers and Servia is purchasing quantities of
war materials.
The Moscow Gazette says the Turkish SOL
diers receive neither pay nor provisions, and
sell cartrd yes to the insurgents for bread.
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Removing Life. Heaviest Burden.

To remove the burden of disease, the heaviest
that poor humanity is compelled TO BEAR is certainly
grand object, glorious mission. Assuredly the
discoverer OF remedy which accomplishes this re-
suit is entitled to the gratitude and respect of man.
kind. Such remedy is Hostetter's stomach Bitters.
whose great is attributable to the fact that
its restorative action upon the debiitated and dis
ordered system is in accordance with the principles
of common sense. 1t invigorates the sick, and, as
their strength increases, the burden Of disease
grows lighter 1t reforms those physical irregulari
ties which render weakness chronic and thus eradi
malarious feyers, constipation, urinary troubles,
uterine weakness, and many other of general
debility and i'll health. are completely removed by
the combined tonic and Alternative operation of the
Bitters,
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Secretary Rrist0w.

LOUISVILLE, Kv., April 21.-A reporter in-
terviewed Hon. Walter Evans of this city in
reference to the case of the bark Mary Merit.
Mr. Evans said there was nothing in Secretary
Bristow's connection with that case which was
in the slightest degree improper, but on the
contrary hsi sensitiveness to official propriety
had resulted in great injury to his (Evans') eli
anfS
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MARRIED..

In this city,. April 20. by Rev. W. E. Gibbs Sam'l
land.
In this city, April 20. by Rev. DIR. Shaier James
NJ sHail, ESQ.,. OF Richmond, and Mrs. Abbie NJ.
Cochran of Rockland
In Bangor. April IL, by Rev. W. L. Brown Sam'l
n. Phibrck of Upper Bartlett, N. H., and Miss Eva
Thayer of Brewer,
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MARINE NEWS.

Supposed Loss of n Schooner with &C
Passengers.
HALIFAX. N. s, April 2l.-The schooner
Katie, Captain Ferrestal, which left Port Null
grave on the I'd inst. for Boston with 66 pas
sengers, is given up by the people of the former
| gale which occurred three or four days after
her departure.
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METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
April %, Il A. M.)t
For New England.
rising barometer, cooler, northwest winds and
clearing or clear weather.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Unnno Nina Isn Gin aUnvy.

GLASGOW, April 21--Midnight-A fire broke
out to night on Buchanan street, one OF the
principal thoroughfares of the city. A whole
square of buildings are now burning. flames
have now reached the office of the Glasgow
Herald All the available engines are at work
but produce but little effect.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

BY BOSTON AND MAINE Misunderstanding
y BrSs Gar lumber Shepard DaG Gn Co
idge 2 do, Norton Chapman & Co. 2 do, Josselyn &;
Co. do. Holway. Robinson & Co. do, q Hayward
l car corn, A Merrill do, Il Tue do, r G
Jewett do. Fuller a. Stamford 2 do, r Deering &
Co. car shingles, order cotton, Lewiston Mills
1 do, Bullens d. Haliowell Manufacturing Co
do, CT r 10 cars merchandise, NJ CRR 10 do
P & o RR do, Portland II do.
By water conveyance-1OO0 bush corpmeal to G.
W, True e. Co.
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THE BARK ANNIE LEwIs-The New Zea-
land Times of the Dist of February contains a
very elaborate account of the clipper bark
Annie Lewis, which sailed from New York the
18th of November and arrived at Duenlin,
N. T., the 10th of February-a very quick pas
sage This paper says:-"It is rarely we see so
beautifully equipped and finished vessel as the
Annie Lewis come into this port. She reflects
great credit on her builders, the whole of her
filings, both fore and aft. being of very
superior description" Her log shows that on
some days she made the fastest time on reco I'd
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market,

Portland Wholesale MARKET.
FRIDAY, April 2!.-The markets show but few
changes to-day. Sugars slightly of, and granu.
lated is quoted at 10sc and Extra c. at 9sc. Mo.
lasses is little frmer and sales are increasing
Flour is firm and unchanged. Pork and lard arr
dull and show no chances worthy of note.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
Advertisement in the PRESS the circul a
ton of which, per month, exceed 100000,
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European Markets,

LONDON, April 2l-l23O P. M.-American securi-
uesIUn ited States 1885, 1889; 1867 1888; 1O-4O's
lo52; new 5's, 1O54; Erie at IA
LIVERPOOL, April 21.-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
es STEADY; Mddling uplands at 6sd do Orleans at
osu; sales 10000 bales, including 1000 bales for
speculation and export.