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|. GCH. T. j. TRAFTON, Capt Hoyt. For freight
10 apply to j. MCPHERSON q SON,
ma5d3t No. 131 Commercial Street.
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Iii dangerous thing to trife with cold.
A darkey preacher once told his hearers that
he thanked God, that the devil went about as
roaring lion, seeking whom he might devour.
He might catch poor fellow who didn't know
that he was near him; but when he heard the
he deserved to de- So when one hears the
wheeze or the cough which tells of the old lion
of Consumption lurking around, he should fly
to DR., WIsTAR's RALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
and get out of the way OF danger. This prepar-
alton is well known, has been tried nearly fifty
years, and is acknowledged by all who use it to
be unsurpassed in its SCOT hing and healing
properties
90 cents and 81 bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. MARI eodSw1w
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Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
SATURDAY.-Jamos Smith and Patrick Busbee
Vagabonds. Thirty days each.
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Liens About.

To ALLAY tickling cough and for hoarseness
use Forest Tar Troches.'
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05

nN Saturday afternoon. at the Museum or on
" Congress, east of Grove Street, Lady's Jet
and Gold PIN, marked N. Z. GUOLD. A suitable
reward for it will be paid by VIM. SENTER 81 CO.
Jewellers, Exchange Street, mh5d3t
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EOFIIHMU kHIKH SCHOUts
The following are the statistics of the High
Schoul for the past term:
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From 500 a m to $50 p m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Deliver!
from 9 to 10 am.
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Portland High school.

Keep an eye ON the School G ommiiiee
The School question may come up this
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ElOcutiOn Classes.

MIR. WALTER X. FOBEs. Graduate of
Boston University School Of Oratory, will form
Glasses for study of Elocution, on satur-
day, March 18TH, at y. M. g. A. Library
Room. For terms, circulars and particulars
address postal card to him at North Cambridge,
Mass. ma5d2w
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A Trick and a Cheat.

Let the full Republican vote be polied
to-day. We want to see the corpse safely
y.mrsoA
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NOTICE..

III AVlNG purchased the stable recently fitted up,
IL in rear Of Congress and Pine Sts., L am pre-
pared to accommodate few Boarding Horses at a
reasonable compensation.
GREENLEAF G. ELDER.
MAJ DIV"
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-05

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, 5.4 and 1O.4 Bleached
Cotton.
Gilbert's 81, A and "a all wool
Fiannels at $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.
|C.E.BEAN
$40 CONGRESS- STREET.
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Carpenter Wanted
Wanted.

n YOUNG, Active Carpenter is wanted at 250
"A FORE STREET. He must be good work.
man, and have experience in running machinery.
ma5d1t E. T. BIIRROWES.
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For Sale.

ENARM in Deering, four miles from Portland, con-
4 tanning 2S acres conveniently divided into
moving, pasture and wood land. Buildings nearly
new and in good condition. Wells of hard and soft
water, and young orchard of about 80 apple and
pear trees on the premises. Location good and
change Street, ma5dtf
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Brief j Ottings,

Citizens who wish for a wise and hon
est administration of city affairs should
vote for Moses Nj. Butler.
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gNHIs PAGER II. PRINTED WITH
Il TaE GERMAN PRINTlNG INK.
Imported and sold by SIGMUND ULLMAN, 81
Maiden Lane, New York. fezldtf
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TEMpJ,ARS OF HONOR.

at Templars' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNCIL-Maine first and third Monday in eacf
month.
TEMpLE-Forest City, No. 1, every Wednesday
evening.
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Read the testimonials of eminent citizens to
the wonderful curative powers of Adamson' S
Bdtsana for the cure of racking coughs, colds
and consumption. Price 30 cts. mar5eod1w
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MASONIC.
At Masonic Hall, No. SO Exchange Street.

At Masonic Hall, No. SO Exchange Street.
YORK RITES.
BLUE LoDGE-Ancient Land Mark, first Wednes-
day; Portland, second Wednesday; Atlantic, third
Wednesday.
CHAPTERs-Greenleaf R. A: c., first Monday; Mt.
Vernon, R. A. c., third Monday.
CoUNc1L-Portland C. R. & S. Masters, second
Monday.
COMMANDMENTS OF X. T.-Portland, fourth Mon
day; st. Albans second Thursday.
GRAND BoDIEs-Grand Lodge, first Tuesday in
May; Grand Chapter. first Tuesday evening in May
Grand Council, Wednesday p. M; Grand Com
mandery, Wednesday evening.
Masonic RELIEF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Wednes-
day in every month.
PORTLAND SCHOOL OF MASONIC INSTRUCTION
Second and fourth Tuesday Of each month.
ANCIENT ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITES,
LoDGE-Yates Grand Lodge of Perfection, first
Friday.
CoUNcIL-Portland Council P. of j. second Fri
day.
CHAPTER-Dunlap Chapter Rose Croix de H.,
third Friday.
CoNsIsToRY-Maine Consistory, S. P. R. s., fourth
Friday in March, June, September and December.
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TBE UNDERsIGNED HAVE MAJ DE
Il arrangements for the exclusive right to manu-
factule loves Improved Tubular Boiler, which
favorite PLAIN tubular. by means of combustion
chamber and use of hot air. Circulars free. Atlantic
Works, E. Boston. ma5d1m
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wsshySs. ,'ssp, bales gross 20 y rs
Continent. asia coasswise. $3.50. Sales 5000
Nonils. March ~. 1877.
Gotten ara higher @iaains ozs low missIins ioAe;
wise. i.i2i sales. 1000. stock ,n.,isi wsesly-Net
Isl; eSs;isiss aSos sales so y '"' ''''
sayasx.n March ~. 1877
% s Ss,f' oany % Set receipts. Tow 80 s.
s.sna.s so, ,ss pa,,so
3.i0f TO the Continent 5so coaswse aosl sales 4.4s3
Cotton quiet. maanr &C., c@4f ss msa March s lss oa
ordinary iosie se' receipt a.. bales Exports coast
iJoa Exports 10 the Continent no: eoastwsse. 500
WILMINGTON, y. G. Marca "a 1877.
Spirits OF surpeutne stsaay ssc Rosu hrn strained,
Virgin s. r. s at aa 81 90 co. s'~ up
oswneo March %. 1871
sales sfpSs No. as, rcd Wssa. ss1
t ~ sa 81 81 % S g. 90 S w M
Misaisans !, g. Corn steady sales oao Sa.SsS mixed
% Ds.sy s"s ss S's ~ os
s d ni s @ sa Ss -Four
ToLrpo March % 1877
Wheat arm; No white Michigan. = 81; amber M,ehi.
N 'ps sna March = g. sso = Az Ny M sS
~ sa tsss'sd . sd 81 os e Corn STEADY. nth
H.. J@y Seis a. s. 2whIis sssis rejected.
IS 80 Reee.pts-7oIo n,shels whea, GJo do corn aIa
300 do oats shipments bushels wheat aud 1900
BurfALo. March % 1877.
WHEAT IL sh eqas sr =" IS bushels N5 c2icsso
sprns private terms and 1000 do White Michigan
at 67c Corn and t sales OF new NJ 5oc
o'sc. and a2c and four to arrive at 5le Oats
,ailins 4Ss, soc wasons Other articles nrs.
@ sa wheat ss ss d. as.
Flour d. S s a Ssss, Dc s so corn do as
oats 500 do; barley, 200 do. rye. 500
CHICAGO. March %. 1877.
h S Gae"sS '."E y ' 5sss ss s y ss
uud dull and ash
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i've. and British consols steady a. La. evenings

Aves and British consols steady at laE evenings
quotations Erie common declined TO ~, while the
preferred advanced TO l7 and aiterward reacted to
H. New York Central advanced ana closed at 90 "a
an improvement of u per cent yesterdays price.
Illinois Central dropped 81 per cent, TO ASK, and
rallied to 491s. the closing lgure The Bank OF Eng
land gained El50,000 bullion on balance to-day. The
rate Of discount IN the open market at London for
three months bills is l5s per cent. q per cont
below the bank rate. AT Paris rentes fell oil 10 lo7f
THO Exchange London EST 1896 The
closing prices in London rc:-Consols for
money and account 9651 06,S; 1ve-twenty bonds OF
1865 (old), l05A do. OF 1867, 100 109t ten-forty
bonds. 10Sj4 new fves, lo75s Erie common shares,
OK; do, preferred shares, II; New York Central
92H Illinois Central, 4S1s. Bar silver, 63s.d 54d
per ounce
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds were fraction lower to-day, but
they closed firm at the following quotations. United
States currency sixes 1913 l23A do. do. 1881, regis
tored l1lsS 1l1 do. do, do, coupon, l12 1928
do. do, 1865, registered lOs; do. do, do, coupon
los; do. do, do, new, registered, 1881 q l0sH;
dc. do, do, coupon, 1857 a 10sH; do do
1857, registered. 1l1h lllt; do. DO, do. coupon,
ll1h ll1l4; do do, 1865 registered 1l2,l ll3& /;
do. do do, coupon 1924 113h do ten forties regis
tered, 11O1 11OH; do. do, coupon, HOY INK;
do. nves 1881. registered. looN nos do do, do
coupon, 1929 a hoy; do. ANS, 1884, registered
log 1865.
RAILROAD
Railroad bonds were irregular, with the following
changes in prices compared with last previous saes:
An advance OF per cent in New Jersey Central arsts
new, II in Milwaukee and St. Paul IL and NJ. divi-
sony. 4 In Chicago and Alton lrsts, Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated gold sevens, and Chicago,
Burlington and QuNcy Fights. There was decline Of
u In Delaware and Hudson registered OBS, y In New
York Central skies OF 1883 and Pacific Railroad OF Mis-
souri, seconds and x in Central Pacific (San Joaquin
branch)
BONDS.
State bonds OF the Board were u lower for Tennes-
see sixes old aud series, and steady for Georgia
issues and Louisiana sevens consolidated. to which
dealings confined; District OF Columbia 3.65s
sold at 72X, an advance OF Il.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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THE MISSING BARK INCA.

There appears to be doubt that the Norwegian
bark Inga Captain Buggc which left tho foot of North
street, Long Island CITY, tho 3lst OF last December
for Antwerp with cargo OF $3.50 barrels petroleum.
been lost, with all board. Since the day OF her
departure her agents. Mcssrs Bebian Boycsen OF Vail
street. have heard nothing concerning her. Tho cargo
estimated to DO worth 500 0O0 and tho vessel about
$50 600 Tue the cargo effected prin-
cpay in this city, aud that on the vessel In Norway.
The lnga oil .G0 tons BURDEN and butt At Dunn
barton, on tho Clyde, IN 1852. She owned by
Mcssrs. Fcarncy Eyer, OF ChristIana, Norway. Cap
tain Bugge, her commander, was an old and expert.
cnccd captnn and native OF Tonsbcrg, where he has
two children. Tho crew numbered sixteen men, ~
Sorwegluna
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A SWINDLING POLICE CAPTAIN.

In July two Italians and woman named Ann
Waters arrested In Newark a charge OF I'm.
proper conduct On tho Italians found sum Of
money, in gold NapoIcons and francs, worth about
two hundred and fifteen dollars. This takcn
charge Of by Captain Somers Upon duo process Of
law the charge against the Italians and tho woman
fell through but tho Italians unable TO obtain
their money, and Gnaly laid the facts before the New
York Commissioners OF Emigration, who wrote to
Newark, ana investigation began. Meanwhile
Somers restored the money under pressure OF nntcI-
pated exposure. and punishment The fncts were
finally laid before the Aldermen, ana Somcrs will be
dism Isscd when the Council meets two weeks hence
On several previous occasions he mas, II Is alleged
boon guilty OF scandalousy unonicerlikc conduct.
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Wheat was In moderate request but the market was
Doo bushels at - Tor No cheagS y - " 80 q
ior No Milwaukee in store 81 4a 30. and ami ed.
MS q u. AsNs sss asS sna a.
tive sales were 5000 bushels ut o5c Tor 40 Canada
nrs ss a %
~ w l 80 o q and Sac tor ss for
old mixed % s,0rs so sshe se S
Sales 1000 bushels SOC. for rejected, ike ie
for 10 white as and Sf Sc Sc
FnuIrThere rothng doing in foreign dried beyond
the Isus .ds but 81 e g. e s
muscatel W oaS2 2oper box; Valencia, 7c per
s cit ss h io sufse"'
Brazil nuts &c turkey primes. Sc s'.s for old ind
70 size. Domestic dried quiet We quote:-Appcs-
rsssIss Peeled Georgia; prime 70
3 H. KaspSsriiss: Sc; ~ Sas;siss lSs iss
ries new. 9e IKE Peanuts we're steady We aaoss
yirenia prime; vos 0Sc fancy 81 % 81 TO-;
Hay Asp srnaw. Market steady ba. quiet Quoted at
zoe tor shipping, Soc 81 for retail and 75c soc for
nsar Hsp Jgrn :Ju,c butts dull and unsettled Hemp
single. s225 t5 for double and soa sIss tor nnosssd
jute &C. 5sc currency .Jute butts sac 3sc currency
cash on spot Manila hemp. &c. SIZE siSa' do, sac
ppsrne market was aas.7 We note sales Of aoo3
i7c and on private 100 ary southern 1000 500
Texas dry Corpus Christi aud Western Texas
$40 Texas kips nnd 400 dry Antonio. We quote =:
Buenos Ayres: 20 70 - lbs ale. 2sc; do 20 TO IS
lbs 2ac 2isc Montcvidco, 1Ols to ~ lbs. 2jc Cor
rentcs II ~ lbs gle pc Rio Grandc toto - bs
ohnoco. II to 23 lbs 21c BE California -
lbs l4c Central American, 20 to ~ lbs, lvc.
lY,b lie. sc all gold selected: dry sailed Texas ~ TO
5v plAlc sailed Southern ~ to 30 lbs I2c.
city 1srr. 90 10 80 lbs, SIsc do 40 TO co
Ma 1tac. Sc, ali currency. selected.
There is hut little export demand and the mar
kct is very quiet. We quote New York, lUc.
q I5c.; Eastern Zoe. lac.; Wisconsins &c.
l2c. ycarugs. &C. ~ lOc; o!ds, all growths, &C. &C.
a i7c. From Mr. Emme, weIis' weekly hop circular Re.
ecipts aud Exports-Reccips for the week. So9 total
receipts since september 1876 G334 total receipts Tor
same period in 1873, 72f24. export ccarances Tor the
tot aI exports Tor same period 1873. "a 1913 bales
The market for American pig WAS iuii 900 tons
sold at Albnny at F1S So Prices we're unchanged The
5000 reported in last as held by the READING
Railroad Company has since changed hands Fun particu-
lars have not yet been made public Ut enough Is known
the assertion that Il will DO wgsin placed on the
market scotch pig quiet but steady LOTIONS Eglinton
sold $2i 10 and 10 tons Cotncss on private torms
1000 old rails sold So We quote American pig.
No $40 y Sal do No. 2. $50; do; forge. S Scotch
No. 1. ga 10.
LEAD strong at &C., currency, for domestic aud 80 75
81, gobd Tor foreign. . a.,
From 5000 to 5000 sides have been sold FOE
export 90 the Continent next week. and the engage
large for tho lverpooi steamers TO sail tonor
and during week Tao receipts of tho week were
time 1900 ridcsviz 900 to England aud 1910 to
the Continent, We quote ;IlemlockL Buenos Ayrcs
22c. 2Sc DO. California, 22e. $50 do common hide.
22c. middle Buenos Ayres. $40. goo, d. California
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TEMPERANCE IN BROOKLYN.

The temperance people OF Brooklyn arc considering
the adv stability OF holding grand convention April
H. either at tho Brooklyn Academy OF Music or DE-.
ramagc's Tabernacle. Tho object Is greater
interest in temperance In that city. Tho Convention
~ To 10 composed Of the pastor aud ono delegate
IRON each church Long Island. DR.. Willard
Parker OF thus city, Will open the afternoon SESSION.
grand meeting Will be held In the evening and
beside Rev. a. A. Miner oil Boston, the celebrated
temperance lecturer Francs Murphy and other well
known workers Tor tho cause will make addresses.
Tho Temperance brotherhood OF Christian Churches
are worry active In the movement
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL March %, 1877.
leading grain circular says: 'ihc wheat markets Of
the generally rather urnness sell
OF slow trade aud Pur
chases buy little than Is mediate
The AIRED cargoes wheat
Out thirty live ships Tor there
two days has been dull throughout but values
changed Our fresh arrivals since Tues Inclusive
small of wheat and Houi Tho arrivals are mod
At this market to-day there tolerably good
Attendance and fair business in wheat the
prices OF Tuesday Ia instances the favor
Of sellers Flour steady. bat there little doing.
Corn In fair demnnd.n
TRADE KEPonr.--The markets for yarns and fabrics
Manchester il dull and tending down.
Cotton The circular OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers
Association in Its weekly review :"CDon continues
unsettled with limited business Under ased
pressure to sell prices have further declined American
continues much Depressed ut decline generally OF nd.
Sea Island 1, neglected and unchanged. In futures,
ccpting saturday when worry large business Done,
ansactons during the ouly limited aud the
desire sscl considerable. decline OF fully arthing
established"
Futures firm uplsnds. low middng ,iause April and
May delivery 73d uplands low niidiing clause, May
aud June delivery 5i6d uplands low ndding clause
June aud j u,y delivery, u 1924.
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f. G. Arthur formerly of G. d. Arthur L. Co.. has
been admitted n member Of the New York Stock Ex-
change
A meeting OF New Jersey Central bondholders was
held to-day Receiver Lathrop read o statement Civ.
ing the mortgages OF the company follows:-First
mortgage, $50 coo; interest due May l. $l75 0OO
Convertible, s4,4Q0,000; interest due August l,
$l54ooo Consolidated, SIS 600 600; interest April
l. $262. 500 Newark and New York. $780, O0O Interest
due July ], $2l,o00 Tenyear loan, S327s, 900; In
terest duo March STA $780, Due employees s4O3 427
He further stated that the first mortgage bonds would
be paid and the second would not Mr. Royal
Phelps was appointed chairman OF tho meeting A
committee, consisting OF r. l. Kennedy, A. NJ Lewis
J. Edgar johnson, John S. Kennedy and Theodore
Dwyer was appointed on behalf OF the consolidated
bondhoders to ascertain and report what steps should
DO taken TO protect their interest
The following sales OF stock were made at the New
York Open Board of Stock Brokers to-day quarter
h~for ID 4
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS

Totals ....:...:...;. 4ao, 81 1856 Gal a,s2e
fair WITH isw ssoSS top steers rsees "pgsa RON ss
Ssss =; ss,sia yard. j.
S g. . 80 s self "a
y s% IS 10 s% ssss Meyer Sold PEI b. ,s sst
Illinois ,' , a, s per H. weight ~ sw 20 Illinois
ss 'Ss PSI sRs' o
"A az, yaras s"@SgT $50 sofa If for Nor
VI, Weight sI' nss r os ir
ss 'Sfi illinois "a os ps 81 se.a
on 70 head s we s, ou 0sr % s" n Illinois
Illinois steers oe per ~ weight ga swt ~ Illinois
.Si e At sp 50 Ses @
A V sr on 10 head as 70 r. hr ssss 81
i've per s weigh, TX ew g. H. wemhsa,er s, sold for
y s s,fs s ~sn lo' Ssssp sh
ws, with r. -. o Christie Hs head on . laos
steers at oe per ~ weights "a ewta "a ewS ~ Illinois
u o pc. y r pss Tor M ; e ns
steers a, ioae per - ws,shs ia ewt 81 Illinois steers at
'G;s Ss' .s6 slow Tho market. closed
.. s so 81 oss Sc s per TO- weight fS lSs. on
Sl.e eerlo ,is Ohio sheep weight ilo7o u.s. q, 20 40
S ssss rs 81 SAT- sS
Sheep Sheep weight weight S lbs: &c S per S sS
.ssss assSs S ss s ~ per- per 1aS
sheep. weigh, 1890 lbs, &c. per III. INC
ioreising sales include some that we're effected
Thursday afternoon. kaso Pidcock sold 1913
Ohio sheep, weight 100 lbs, at VI "a
L. Newton sold 1919 ohio sheep weight no los per
heua per H. 2S Onto sheep weights lOS lbs IS
lbs hcsd AZ ~ 80 ewt NO Ohio sheep weight re
lbs per he TIC per To- 13s Ohio sheep weight lOJ
lbs per 81 IS per 372 Ohio sheep weight 2
lbs per cad vt Sc per 10 Judd buckingham sold I04
state sheep. weight ~ lbs head, NJ Uhc. per ID
MrLcH Cows. lew head sold ut $40 $50 pcr head,
calves included
VrALs AsD cALvys-No smoothc quality vcais to hand.
Coarse quality calves sold mt &C. s}sc H. Poor lean
Hoes Two loads Of Ohio hogs held sale
live weights
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. March %. 1877.
Cotton nOninay unchangd. middIng, 1lc; low mid
ding lOc good ordinary Toe. Net receipts 1870 bales
Exports ,ircst Britain i sales. 4J4 stock 56aol
WeckIy-Nct receipts, 3,fv9 bales Exports Great
Britain, io1; to France, 1873 coastwisc 47as snlos
$50 :. - -
Cotton steady: mddlng. iic; low middiing. 1olsc.
good ordinary 94c Net receipts, 3Usl bates: gross
3il5 Exports-Io Great Britain, 1909 to France.
e277; cosstwss. 5,3OA Sales 6.7Oo. Stock, 25J.DyL,
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A NEW LIGHTSHIP.

contract has been awarded to James ID. I.cary shu
builder, at the loot OF North Fourth street, Rrockp
Ign, F. D. for the construction " now FIRST class ghe
ship take the place of the old vessel uso a.
Sandy Hook Tho following tho dimensions OF the
vessel be built Length over ALL ll9 feet inches
breadth OF beam, q ieet inches; dcpth OF hold II
foet inches.
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SUSPENSION OF A STOCK FIRM.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 90. 1877.
Tho suspension Is announced OF tho stockbroking
firm OF Calaghan Lynch. Liabilities, 5000 600;
sots not determined. The failure caused by the
recent depression IN the stock market
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CLOSING OF A GLASS COMPANY.

BosroS, March %, 1877.
The New England Glass Company OF East Cambridge
OF tho largest New England, voted 10 wind up
the business. being unable compete with Southcrs
and Western concerns About 200 men will be Loft
unemployed.
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The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks were;
MINING SHARES

The following were the opening quotations for mining
stocks at San Francisco to-dav:-Gou.d Curry,
IL; Savage, o; Chollar Potos 4s; Ophir 10; Hale l.
Norcross, 4; Grown Point s; Yellow Jacket, 10;
Bclcher, s; Imperial. 1; Virginia consolidated, So;
California al ovcrman So Raymond & Ely. 6;
Eureka CIV, 81 Best & Belcher. 2S Kentuck, s; Union
consolidated, 6; Alpha. 16 Meadow Valley, NJ Sierra
Nevada, S; Mexican. 10; Caledonia, O. Silver Hill, 8;
Eureka consolidated 49, Justice, 10; Julia consol.
idatcd, 31a
The following wero tho closing quotations In San
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

JURISDICTION oFPAIsrNhRsiiiP.-TifE FARMER.
ljship heretofore existing between John karsch and
and GEORGE iucnthncr the Of knrseh uent-
nsr has been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. John
karsch will liquiustc the In sness. JOHN kAisSCH
NEW lonx, March ~, 1877. GEORGE GCENTENEK.
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M'ROBERTS' BONDSMEN.

Mr.. Hugh McRoberts, ex-trcasurer OF Richmond
county, has transferred all his property to his bonds
men, who 10. him to the Of 5000 600
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STORE WINDOW ROBBERY.

The plato glass window OF J. T. Burroughs fancy
goods s.orc No. 402 Fulton street, Brooklyn, was
broken by burglars ut early hour yesterday morn
ing three pieces OF black silk stolen. The glass
cost 1900