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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, March, 29-Evening, -Cotton market
at e aavaance ordinary uplaands and Alabama al
stained at 7l6c; middling uplands and Alabama at
113c; do New Orleans and Texas at 118c do stained
points advance sales 2s3 bales; deliy cred on con
tract 600. Flour without decided change with very
moderate On demand md g. for export and home use
5 50 @ 20; other grades are unchanged; common to
good extra Western and State at 10 a 80; good to
choice Western and State at IS q 50; common to
choice White Wheat Western extra at 6 55 "a 25;
Fancy White " heat Western extra at 30 a SO
common to good extra Ohio at 10 a co. common
double extra at 25 @ 10 5Oclosing quiet and steady
receipts 6401 bbls; sales $4,000 bbls. Southern -four
steady and unchanged; extra at 10 "a 6 90; choice
6 95 @ 9 40 Rye -four unchanged at O5 a IS for
superhne CorDmeal steady and unchanged at IS
@Sl5. Wheat is shade stronger in instances higher
scarcely so much strength ungrade1 Spring at 30; ;
70 milwaukee, IN store at 49, an extreme: No /
sses HS I'll CR % ia o qaoeS
Wheat quiet and nominal: receipts 8O25 bush: sales
600 bush. bye is shade sronger Western at 50 9
SIC; Jersey, Pennsylvania and State at "a a 9ylc.
Barley dull and declining; 10 900 bush ungraded
Canada at 9Oc; 1000 bush 2rowed State at 63. Bar
ley Malt is nominal. Corn without decided change
with moderate export and home trade demand
closing quiet; ungraded Western Mixed So a. 55Ic
New York No at 55 q 554; steamer 55 % 55a; New
York No at SIC; steamer Yellow at 81 q sac; Yves
tern Mixed in store and aoat old at 55I a SIC; Vel
low Southern 56a q 575c; White do 5Sc receiDts 49,
500 bush sales $4,000 BUSH also 5000 bush of steamer
Mixed deliverable April 9Th at 55c; 10000 bush for
all next week 55c. Oats dull aud in buyers favor;
Mixed Western and State 3s a 53c; White at IA a
&c; New York Mo- at 43 q 4s1c; New York No at
5Olc Mixed State so q c;While White at 80 a IS;
receipts OF 800 bush ;saes 900 bUsh Cotfee-Ro
dull and heavy cargoes at l6A @ 2O4c gold job lots
at l64 g 22c god Sugar is unchanged; So q s. for
fair to good refining; for prime; refined at jO5c
for standard A granusted at iOz q llc powdered
in moderate demand at As q 53c for Porto Rico So "a
45c for English Island;. 40 "a Soc tor New Orleans
Rice is quiet and unchanged. Petroleum is quiet
and heavy; crude at u refined At lsPe napthrt at
steady 10 a 2 10 for strained. Turpentne lower
at 37ic for Spirits. Pork firm; new mess at IA 62A
$50 bbs seller April at II so Cut Meats quiet; mid
dies quiet and firm at for Western long clear; city
long clear at 81, Western long clear for April at SC.
Lard frmer; prime al 65; 100 tlerces kettle
10 25 25O do prime steam seller tor april at 5000
10; $500 do seller Nav at 6A q 75i 375b do seller
june 8 77b q 8 So. Whiskey is quiet at O73.
freghts 10 Liverpool steady and unchanged; Cot
ton per sail at Id; do per steam at Id; Wheat per
steam at id.
CHICAGO. March 29.-Flour unchanged Minnesota
eTgra at 5O u.s. do patent process at % q 50;
winter extra at 90 @ 8 90. Wheat is lower; No
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MINOR TELEGRAms.

A food is reported in the Susquehanna river
at Pittston, Pa
The northwesterly gale in New York contin
ues, The weather is clear and freezing.
Chester Pike has been appointed revenue
gauger for the frs. district of New Hamp-
shire.
House, barn and ontsuildings of Chester M.
carleton IN HaVerhill, were burned Tuesday.
Loss $4,000.
The Pittston, Pennsylvania, Coal Company,
employing about $500 men, is now runniDg
nearly full time.
Scion Wooley of Grafton, VT, has been
found guilty of the murder of his brother
Frank, in October last.
Several hundred negroes made riotous dem.
onstration in Algiers, a suburb of New Orleans
tuesday evening, but the disturbance was soon
quelled.
The Order of Hlbernans are in session in
New York, devising some plan to settle their
uifncultles with the Catholic church.
james e Burhaus, ticket agent at Pine
Plains for the Poughkeepsie, Hartford & Bos-
ton railroad, has been missing since Jan. 9Th.
His accounts are all correct.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Conant
is to be succeeded by ex-Gov. Mccormack of
Arizona. Mr.. Conapt becomes chief agent of
the Syndicate in London.
w. P. Robinson, general freight agent of the
missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad, denies
the rumor that the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Company intend leasing his road.
Crop reports from the interior of California
are less favorable than previous advices, but re-
ports OF rain yesterday give hopes that the
wheat crop in some portions may be saved.
The spring freshets at Lawrence and Lowell
are seriously interfering with the mills, and at
Lawrence 5000 to 5000 operatives are idle. The
water at Lowell is higher than it has BET since
1870.
The Bridgewater, Mass, savings bank has
suspended. The late cashier made some bad
investments; his estate is probably insolvent;
and the babk IS involved to some extent, though
not lsrsely, in the disaster.
The Moffett whiskey bill, to collect the tax on
Whiskey by means of an instrument Something
Ike a car Dell punch, passed the General As
semDiy OF virginia yesterday. It. will be put
up IN every bar room. Tue tax on lager per
drink is cent, and on alcoholic Lo1ors d
cents. .
The opinion in Brooklyn is quite strong that
teller Hall. who recently removed, and wbo
has not been seen since last Saturday. has All
seconded with large sam from the BROOKLYN
Bank, and that he was an accomplice of Whit
ing.
Rev. Zebulon Phillips, formerly financial
manager of the Methodist book concern, but
recently of the banking firm of Phillips, Gar
uiner q Co.. has absconded with large amounts
OF money belonging to the firm which ran the
York 40 '"
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MEMOIR ANnA.

The Br barque Sunny Region, which recently RIM
ashore on Little Spoon Island, Isle Haut went r.
pieces in the late storm. Materials saved and will
be taken to st John, NIB. WIZ
Sch Arthur Burton, which took fire in her earuo
OF lime two weeks since, scutt9d and sunk last
week. The vessel does not appear to be damaged
She was to be pumped out and raised.
sen Mercy L frundy, Crowley, FIN Navassa, which
went ashore below Wilmington 2lst has come off and
was towed up to port 27th. Extent of damage NOT
Sch Frank w Emery, Falker from Havana for
Pensacola, was driven ashore a AM 25tb 20 mills s
East OF Pensacola Bar. Wreckers have contracted
to get her off, "N'ou
Ship Gettysburg, Alexander, from New Orleans for
Havre, put back 26th with part of crew drunk and
refusing duty. anu
Snip ST Charles, Smaley, from Hull, E, for New
Xork. pu into GIimsby 18th, crew refusing duty
snip II ska. Cotton from Lobos tor Valencia mt
hour. e-' Ai'nes per
Five barrels of alcohol were found on Niles Reach
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LFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

l krhOm mhnOdANT oEACHANGE.I
Ar at New York goth, sch Maggie Daling Dalling
Matanzas. "
r., Ar at Philadelphia goth, sch Telumah, Bennett
West Indies, with damage
Sid TN Liverpool 2sth, ship Lucy A Nichols, for
| Bombay
| Sid FIN Messina 18th, sch Mary Lord, Lord, United
| States.
Ar at Matanzas 2lst, briggs A j Pettengill. TALL,
New York; 22d, barque Lizzie Merry, Keazer from
Havana; brig Wauban, Spencer, do.
Sid 21st, brigs Cleaves, Cummings North of
Hatteras; D Sonle, Soule and Carrie Bertha, ALL
and Agenora, Walls, do; sch Cassie Jameson, jane
son, do.
Ar at Trinidad Feb =. briggs L NJ Merritt, HERR
man. Boston; Manson Smith, New York.
Ar at st Jago Mich II, sch Olive Crosby, Hutcbin-
AT at Havana 22d brig Emma, from Newport. E.
Sid 18th, barque Golden Sheaf Thompson, Caiba-
ss! Reaz do
schs Ella M Watts, Watts, Pensacola; Chas Sears,
Turner, Cardenas. N'
Cid 22d. baraue Fannie H Loring Lorug. Matan-
zas; brig 3 Jennings, Mahoney do: sehs Louisa A
Orr, Orr. Boston; Agnes Grace, Smaey Matanzas
Ar at Cardenas 18Th. brig Casca,ee, Carlisle, from
Havana; sens grace webster, for New York; Chas
Cid 10th, sch Thos W Holder, North of Hatteras
=. AT n, at Sagua 10Th, parque Lyman, Plnkham,
st Thomas
Ar at Cientuegos 18th, barques Orchila, Trinidad;
10Th. Ada Gould. Merritt, New York; Arletta. fm
Sid 18th, brig Sparkling Water, Dahl, Boston.
Brig Saml Lindsey, from Cardenas for New York.
Is ashore below the former port, full OF water.
big VIM Robertson fl ON Boston for East London
mas put into Barbados dismasted.
QUICK PASSAGE - The new ship San ,Joaonin
commanded by Capt Waite and owned by the Messrs
Soule OF Freeport arrived at Madras March H. from
Boston, IN iOo days She will proceed to Calcufta
load back to Boston. " 0".u''"
In the case OF the owners of scbr Mary Downer
against brig Mariposa of Baltimore decision has
been rendered against the brig and her master for
$4,000. The sch was loaded with guano and vas vas
run down and sunk by the Marposa 90 miles off Cane
Henry. The brig was heading South by West, close
to the wind, making knots per hour. The sebr
sighted her. but being heavily loaded Wild guano
was unable to change her in time to avoid the
wind mnst give WAY e 'ne
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Russin,s Proposals Supported.
The Proposition For Simultaneous Di
CENTRAL AMERICA.
A U. 8. Consul Imprisoned at Acap

A U. 9. Consul Imprisoned at Acapulco,
SAN FRANCISCO, March 29.-The advces by
the Panama steamer are that at Acapulco on
the 9th of March, by order of Gen Imenez.
o. S. Consul john A. Sutton, Jr. was seized
on The street by 20 soldiers and put into prison
where he now is. 1t appears that citizen of the
United States, Henry Kastan, was ll-treated
at the late change of the government and the
consuPs circumstances and protests were a
pretext for his Imprisonment.
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The Chico massacre.

ct PAN FRANCISCO, March 29-Advices from
Chico say it has been ascertained that a connniI
of nine of the labor organization is resnonsib,a
Tor the recent outrages. They have nsnIped
the power Delegated them by the ORGANIZATION.
and many bad deed are traced to them. All
the members OF the council of nine are now
under arrest 1t is stated that In one of the
degrees of the order, the oath forfeits life on
disobedieDce of an order of the council some
people in Chico fear the insurance com panes
will cause the risks there The people 10 San
FRANCISCO and Sao Jose are reported nervous
on account of statements that the order is on
the same basis in these cities.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

BY BOSTON & MAINE RAILRoAD-W Alden
Q cars -four, G W True & Co do corn. Paris Co 2
do corn, G Tarbox & Co do corn, Fuller & STAN
ford l do oats, Cummings, L & W I do lumber, Nor
ton, G Co do -four, Howe q Day I do shingles,
Aaron Hobart do cotton, Grand Trunk Railroad
4 cars merchandise, Maine Central Railroad cars
merchandise, Portland 81 do merchandise.
BY water conveyance 1000 bush cornmeal to q
W. True g Co.
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The memorandum is as follows:
WASuJNcToN Feb d
Attack ON the Locomotive BrolIlerh o cd

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-The Reading
railroad notifies its engineers that no one will
be employed who is member of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, and all engi-
neers on that road will be called on in a few
days to choose between the Brotherhood and
the company. The latter promise all engineers
remaining with them an accident and life insur-
ance system at less expense than in the Broth.
erhO0d
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near Gloucester. 2Sth; supposed to come from the
cargo OF sch Abbott Lawrence, which recently cap.
sized and was abandoned.
Sch Anna Scott, of Thomaston, from Bonaire for
Providence, went ashore 10Th during the storm six
miles East of Shinnecock. One of The crew. (Edw
Howell) was washed overheard and lost The Others
were rescued by the crew of the Life Station.
The wreck OF schr Eta May, which went ashore
on New Inlet Bar Feb q, has recently moved about
II mile w of her old nOsitinn ""0"'
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The Matthew Foster Letters.
STANLEY Matthews, Mem ,raudum.

Stanley Matthew'S Mem orandum.
NEW YORK, March 29,-The letter of Mat
thews and Foster bad the following indorse-
ment and memorandum attached:
The within was handed to us by Hon Stanley
Matthews at the Capitol building in Washing
ton, Office of the Clelk Of the Supreme Court,
on the 9th of February. 1877.
VIM. M. LEVY,
E. JOHN ELLIS
The memorandum is as follows:
WASHINGTON, Feb. q, 1877.
In an interview with the President this
morning in the course of a conversation on the
subject of Louisiana affairs, be stated to me
that as soon as the Presidential count was
finished and the result officially declared, it
was his intention to notify Gen. Augur by
telegraph that the existing military order issued
for preserving the status in quo of the political
situation was rescnded, except so far as SIM
ply to require the use of troops when necessa ry
to the preservation of the public peace He
authofizes me to communicate this declaration
to Mr. Ellis of the Louisiana delegation.
(Slgned) STANLEY MATTHEWS.
The Herald says these written communica-
tons only confirmed and made defibite verbal
communications made TO the Southern men,
not only by Messrs Matthews and Fostrr, but
by Messrs. Sherman, Garfield and Dennison
also.
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CH INA.
Serious Charges Against an ECU. 9
C0uauI

SAN FRANCISCO Oceanic arrived
from Hong Kong via Yokohoma to-day, bring
ing over 400 Chinese. Hong Kong dates to
the 4th, state that the English consular officers
have started to open the new interior river
ports, secured by the Chefoo convention. Con-
siderable scandal has been caused in Shanghai.
BY public charges made by the United States
Consul General against Geo. f. Seward, his
predecessor. He accuses Seward of various
crimes andf misdemeanors, particularly the
custody, for a bride of $1,000. The affair is
made the subject of discourses from the pulpit.
The documents have been sent to Washington
ADMINISTRATION.
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NOVA SCOTIA.

Buried by an Avalanche Six Lives
Lost,
HALIFAX, March 29.-During heavy storm
huge mass of snow becoming detached from
the summit of a hill, near The Belts Cove cop
per mine, swept down and completely buried
two houses.
One man and five children were taken out
dead from the ruins. There were 80 persons
in the houses when the avalanche common ced,
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DIED.

III Falmouth. March 90, Mrs. Jane Brazier wife OF
the late John NJ Brazier formerly of Portland aged
n years months, Massachusetts papers please
copy
- In Cape Elizabeth, March %. Miss Martha Ann
Cobb, aged 65 years.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
at the residence of Woodbury. Cobb, Point Village.
In Cape Elizabeth March %, Mrs Mary A., wife of
Levi Skillin. aged 81 years II months.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at 2 o'clockl
In New Gloucester. March u, Mrs. Sarah S. n.
Agry. aged rs years IL months
In Anson, March IL, Miss Eva Parlin. aged q years
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MARINE NEWS.

A Maine Seaman Lost Overheard.
VINEYARD HAVEN, March 29.-Brig Caroline
Eddy, arrived to-day from Messina, reports
March 81 Albert e. Babb. of Corinna, Maine
seaman, aged "a. fell overheard from topsail
yard and was drowned.
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Foreign Notes,

A Belgrade despatch says that Belgrade is
thronsed with wild looking volunteers from
bulgaria, Bosnia and Austrian Croatia. 1t is
asserted that Russian committee is furnish
ing them funds to join the Bosnian insurgents.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Portland Wholesale Market.

FOfIahd WhOIesaIe Market.
TUESDAY, March 29.-The markets are very strong
to-day and show few changes. Sugars continue
steady at 11sc for granuated and 1Oac for Extra G.
Flour continues very firm with prices slowly adj
vancing. Corn is in fair demand with no change to
note in prices. There is large demand for eggs for
Easter and prices have advanced to 2Oc.
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MARRIED..

In Rochester. March 49, by Rev E. c. Cook, Hiram
~ GRAHAM OF Steep Falls, Me-, and Miss Estella A.
Wright of Addison, Me.
White -
-, In Warren, A. 6. Wentworth and Miss Mary A.
Thorndike, both of Camden.
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Boston stock VI arket.
New York STOCK and Money Market.

NEW YORK. March 29-Evening.-Money market
closed easy at per cent on call after borrowing up
to per cent. Sterling Exchange steady at 1881 @
4S33 for 60 days and 1854 q 1861 for demand
Gold opened at 1919 and closed at 105, the advance
due to heavy purchases by one of the Germans. The
rates paid for borrowing fat, l. and per cent. per
annum and 1854 per cent per diem at the Close The
clearances were $l4, 900. The customs receipts
to day were $46,500. The Treasury disbursements
$16 900 for interest and SIS 600 for bonds Gov
ernments firm. The stock market was generally
heavy and heavy. though there were intervals OF
frmuess during the day.
The total transactions at the Stock Exchange ag-
gregated $4,000 shares including 1926 New York
1000 shares North Western preferred, $3.50 shares
Rock Island. 2300 shares st Paul preferred, 92 46O
shares Delaware, Lackawanna g. Western, 1880
shares Delaware & Hudson Canal 26 1876 shares Mich
gan Central 1850 shares Illinois Central 1850 shares
Ohio & Mississippi 14U9 shares Western Union, 1900
shares Pacific Mail.
The following were the closing quotations of toy
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ITALY.

reports that the Pope had slight cold on
Wednesday. Nevertheless he gave several au
diences. He has completely recovered, and
to day received large Plumbers of Italian and
foreign visitors.
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Providence Print Cloths Market.
PROVIDENCE. R. l., March 29-The Printing cloths
market fiat and prices nominalIy unchanged.
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GE RMANY.

Fight between Prussian and Hessian
Soldiers.
LONDON, March 20-A Paris dispatch con-
firms the report of collision at Msyence, be-
tween Prussian and He sian soldiers, on the
EDperor's birthday. The Hessans got up a
ball, and the Prussians tried to force themselves
in, and on their being driven back the Prussian
soldiers collected outside and prevented the
Hessans from getting into the ball room. The
officers vainly endeavored to pacify the COM
batants. Sabres were drawn, and the scuf1e
lasted till five o'clock in the morning. Four
soldiers from one regiment are in the hospital
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The President Asked to Withdraw the
Troops.
ST. LOUIS, March 29.-The board of directors
of the merchants exchange passed reso luton
today requesting the President of the United
States to withdraw the troops from New Or
leans and leave the people Of Louisiana to ad-
just their own local affairs.
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mRTRoRoIoGlGAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER. Washington. DC,
March 80, Il A. M.))
For New England.
clear or partly cloudy weather and northerly
to westerly winds with rising barometer and
no change in temperature.
The Savannah river will fall rapdly at An
gusta and the Ohio will rise slowly below Gin
cinnati.
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Z OR E L q n :.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.


PERA, March 29-The Porte has received a
telegram from one of its principal ambassadors
abroad warniog it to prepare for immediate
war. The Turkish iron clad fleet has accord
ingly been recalled from the sea of Marmora
and stationed at the mouth of the Euxine.
The naval review arranged for next Monday
has been abandoned.
Russia's Proposals Supported.
A Berlin despatch says it is understood that
Bismarck, at yesterdays interview with Gen.
Ignatieff, engaged to support Russia's fresh
proposals. Probably England, France and It.
ally will shortly return their ambassadors to
CoDstantinope, or accredit special ENJOYS pro-
visionally. Austria has also intimated an ill.,
tention of doing the same
The Proposition For Simultaneous Dis
armament.
BRUSSELS, March 29.-Le Nord declares that
the proposition for the simultaneous dis
armament of Russia and Turkey is quite as iu-
admissible as that for the preliminary disarm-
ament of Russia ualess positive pledges are
given for the Porte's SUBMISSION to the decision
of Europe. LIE Nord believes this to be scarcely
possible at a moment when tie Porte refuses
to make peace with Montenegro and fresh out
RACES are perpetrated by Turkey.
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"Oh! My Back!' How often we hear these words
ram IN your back, nine times out of ten arises from
Kidney Disease HUNTS REMEDY, used as directed
Will cure ali diseases of the Kidneys Bladder and.
Urinary Organs.
lNFALL1BLE EYE WASH cures Swollen Eyes.
mDZf eod&w5w
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAmsuIps.
MARINE NEWS =.
PORT OF PORTLAND,


HUHSuHy3
ARRIVED.
Steamship Scandinavian, (Br) Barclay, Liverpool
passengers and mdse to II & A Allan.
Steam. collier Lancaster, from Philadelphia-154s
tons coal to Randall & McAllister.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Steamer City OF Portland, Pike, st John. NIB. via
Eastport.
Steamer City of Richmond, Kelley, Machias
CLEARED.
Sch Julia Ward, Stevens, Alexandria-E Free
man.
Sch Fred L Porter, Chase, Windsor, NS-J Ncker
son & Son.
Sch Elihu Burnett, Hillyard, Lubec-N Blake.
SAILED-Barques Ada Gray, Daring; briggs Hat
tie M Balm, Susie j Strout schs Franconia Alfred
Chase. Farwell, Mabel Rose. Willie Martin Fl
Prescott Sarah Eaton, Helen Mari, Ruth H Baker,
kolon, David T0rrey, Senator Grimes, Benedict,
J 9 Roker, Hattie Turner, W Jordan, Josie. May
Wymap, Victory Emperor, and about so others which
put in for harbor.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Those GRECIAN Pattern Cam
brics in Brown, Black, Pink and
Blue may be found at store of C.
E. BEAN. $40 Congress Street.
C.E. BEAN invites examination
of his A, "a and 1914 Bleached
Cotton.
Gilbert's 81, A and "a all wool
Fiannels ut $40 Congress Street.
Bargains in Damask Towels,
Napkins, Handkerchief, Shirt
Fronts. &C., at $40 Congress st.
Provision Dealers Linen and
Wooden FrOcking at store of
c. E. BEAN.
Ladies' attention to our Two
Button Kids is invited. Every
pair warranted.
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EOreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, March 29-12.30 P. M.-American secur-
tes-Illnois Central A.
LIVERPOOL, March 29.--12.3 80 P. M.-Cotton-The
market is hardening, but quotations reduced Mid
ding upands at 6ad; do Orleans 5-16d sales of ~
900 bales, including 1000 bales tor speculation and
export; receipts to-day 23,5OO bales including II 500
bales American.
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PIANOS sR ths s9Sss E:s srss
AND other makers, at extremely low prices.
s Ssasf' 20 Timing ' ATTENDED 70 as
augzS n1y