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DOMEsTIO PORTS.


| SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 23d, barque Gerard To-
Sid 22d, ships challenger. Thompson, Liverpool
NEW 6RLEANS-Ar 10th, sch A Emerson. EN-
Cid path, barque Richd Parsons, Packard. Boston.
OHARLESToN-Ar 22d sch Willie Luce, Spear,
CHARLESTON 22d, sch Chattanooga, Snare,
. Ar Gath, schs Emma Green, Scott, Belfast; Four
MWILMINGTON, NC-Ar 22d, sch Anna Murch,
Treworgy. New YORK.
NORFOLK-Ar 21st. schs Grace Alley, New York
G W Roselapd. Vaughan, KenDebec
''GEORGETOWN DC-Ar 22d, sch Florence Lock-
wood St John. Portland.
FORTRESS MONROE-Ar 9th, brig Jos Clark,
Stahl. Matanzas for Baltimore.
BALTIMoKE@Old 22d, schs Sunlight, Hodgdon.
Bath; Jennie Sheppard, Edgell. Portland.
vile, Snow, Belfast; E II Emerson, Sears, Boston.
Ar 24th, brig Clara j Adams, MeFadden; Matanzas
Ashford, Calais; Lotte, Taylor, Kennebec; Maria
Adelaide, Kent, Bucksport.
Ar 24th brig + H Todd, Mcguire, Matzanas schs
McNichols. Tanning, Cardenas; Hyena. Gardi-
Cid oath, sehs Almeda Wiley. Wiley, for Cardenas;
Rising Sun. Jones, Boston; B F Farnham. Giley,
Portland: Hyena, Gardiner, Thomaston.
NEW YOKK-Ar oath, barque g M Stanwood,
Weber, Matanzas 10 days; scbs Elizabeth Cook,
Cook, Liverpool via st Thomas; Sarah Eaton Dix,
Miragoane; Lizzie Carr, Davis. Cqrdenas; E M Saw
yer, FalkDgham, Sands River, MS; Abbie Hodg-
man. Musquash, NIB; joachim. Gilkey: Belfast; B
chias; Velma, do; Dolly Warden, Smith, Waldoboro;
Veto, Stevens, and Lizzie Carr Davis, Thoma ton;
Ruth Hodgdon, and Mary Brewer. from Rockland
R L Kenney, Commerce, Monticello, Tennessee. May
Day, and Empress, from Rockland; Harper, Vinai-
haven; Sawyer Machas; wellington, Phillips,
Ar 25tb, barque 81 D Brookman, Pettigrew Havre
Cid oath, brig VIM Robertson. Bermuda; schs
Hall, Burgess, Gibraltar; W Perry, Look, Caru,
PIANO.
New York for Boston; Kate Foster, 40 for Newburv-
port; Chase, do for Providence Yreka, Hoboken tor
Boston; G b Ferguson, Rondout for do; Magnet
Port johnson for Salem; Isabella Jewett, Amboy for
NEW LoNDoN-sld 22d. sch Hairy & Fred Gard
PRoviDENCE--Ar oath. sch Clark. Cousins,
Port johnson.
Below, schs Tampa. Sanborn, from Machas; Flora
A Sawyer. Freethy, from Calais; Monticello Melvin,
from Rockland.
Sid 2Ith scbs Albion, Mills, and Abby Gale Darby.
New York; Alligator, Swain, do.
FALL RIVER-Ar 23d, sch Flora King, Guptn
Calais.
BRfsToL-sld 3d. sch wnslow Morse, Mari. for
New York.
NEWPORT-Ar 24th. sch Harry percy. Hineklev
Weehawken for Gardiner, (and salled)
Sailed scbs Charter Oak, Oregon War Staed AIav.
andria, g W Baldwin, Westerloo N Varney, Sun
beam, and others.
Thompson, New York.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 23d, schs 'Koret. Dun
ham, New York for Gardiner; a Hammond, Simp-
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CALIFORNIA; Mining Stocks.
N FRANCISCO. April % The following are tn,
Gloucester Fish Market.

Georges Codfsh-We notice sales at $33 per otl.
with small lots held higher old Bank sreadyat 93 a,
$3t " Oil: We notice decline Shore Cod, now SELF
ing a. $3t "a $35 " qtl; sales of new kench cured
Western Bank at 81 P qtll 'O
Mackerel-In light stock and nomlnalIy at S151 9y
Dbl for rs. $50 for 2's and $3i for SIS.
Fresh Hallbut-In good receipt with last sale, at
and SC % fb for white and gray.
Shore F1sh-In fair supply; we quote at 50 ~ cwt
for cusk and bake. Fresh Tongues &c " fb
Halibut Finsa at 10 90 4y Dbl; Fins and Napes 30
P Dbl; Halbut Heads 90; Tongues and Sounds at
Goldfish 80; Picked Haddock at 50; Cusk at S2s ID
gtl; Haddock $2a g $2s; Hake S2to 90 So; Pollock
VI 81 q rs; Smoked Halibut 9ac. Medicinal Oil at
ring 16c per box; No at 12c; Bloaters at soc Y 100;
!vers Bic 4Y bucket; Boneess and Prepared Fish at
to &c P tb, as to quality. Picked Herring at So "a
$St Dbl for round shore, $50 for shore spill, land S5
p Dbl for Labrador split; Salmon $12 q $13.
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by an epithet. gThe bloody shirt" and "bayonet
rule'' had disarmed more men than all the dangers
of war.
Mr.. Hayes of Illinois characterized the proposed
repeal as an effort to render the fruits of the war
useless to the country aud of avail in ifs future
prosperity.
Mr.. Hooker said that the cutlery of free ballot for
the negro was all pretense. In Mississippi every
was free to vote as he chose In replying to Mr.
Garfelds speech that the South had been allowed 10
return to power In two houses he said, "Thank God
we have come here by the omnipotent power of the
people who are shaking the Republican party from
the strongholds of power it has SO long abused.'
Mr.. Price inquired whether the Republican party
did not have two-thirds majority in both Houses
when the people of the South relieved OF their
political disabilities.
Mr.. Hooker gave the Republican party credit for
doing its duty in this respect but said they ought
to have passed that law long b efore they did
Mr.. Price said: "We did voluntarily open the
DOORS"
Mr.. Hooker said that was so to a certain extent.
but then they had the solid South in the interest of
the Republican party. They never objected to the
solid South as long as the solidity was in favor of the
Republicans Massachusetts would not endure
twenty -four hours what the South endured ten lone
years. b t now the Democracy Is in power, not bv
clemency Ct the Republican party but by the power
| of the people. He said it intended to sweep from
the statute books, whatever measures impeded fair
elections and prevented full ballot.
Mr.. Hiscock remarked that it the euuncations ot
the Democratic side be credited he might be in donh.
as to whether 90 days hence the nation would he in
| existence.
| MIR. Haskell said Kansas welcomed the colore1
| emigrants.
| Mr.. Manning advocated repeal of the election
| laws.
Mr.. Goode (Dem said if the bill should fail thu
people would determine who was responsible.
| Mr. McCook argued against the repeal Of IN.
| election laws.
tional and the South had accepted all the resnls ~
the war in good faith and the Republican party ba,
been the worst enemy the negro race ever had.
Mr. Keiff said the Democratic party valued fre
fraud at the polls and unrestrained violence NOR
than it valued government.
Mr.. Springer argued that as under the cons tuio,
the House had the right to make its own rules i
was not for the President to question or complain o
the forms Of legislation.
side of the question.
AT this point message announced the passage q
the army appropriation bill by tie Senate. at whic
announcement there was considerable hard clappin
on the Democratic side, upon which Garfield quote
the proverb: HE laughs best who laughs last.'
The Speaker presented las enrolled and signed b
him) the army appropriation bill, and the Hons
adjourned until tomorrow.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.


NEWPORT, April 25.-The house and ell owned
aud occupied by B. s. Edgerley, of Newport, were
destroyed by fire this p. at one O'Clock. Loss
about $500: insured for 5000. Cause unknown
Installations of Rev. Charlie A. Allen.
BRUNSWICK, April 25.-Rev. Charles A. Allen,
late of Dover, N H., was tonight installed pastor
of the Unitarian society of Brunswick. Sermon by
Rev. A. P.sPeabody, d. D. Of Harvard University
Rev. Thos. Hill, d. D., of Portland made the in
staling prayer Rev. c. G. Vinal of Kcnnebunk gave
the right hand OF fellowship; Rev. j. T. G Nichols,
D. D, of Saco the charge to the pastor; Rev. R. r.
Shipper of Boston the address to the people; Rev.
Mr. Curtis OF Augusta and Rev. Mr.. Stowe OF
Rockland also took part The exercises were of
marked excellence throughout, and the audience
very large. ....
Bridge Between Eliot and Dover.
PORTSMOUTH, April PA company has been
orgadzed 10 build bridge between Eliot, Me-, and
Dover with capital of 100000, the directors having
power to increase same to 100000.
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Mysterious Disappearance.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Col. John Groesbeck,
brother of Hon. VIM. S. Groesbeck of Ohio and
brother-in-law of Gen. Joe Hooker, has unaccount-
ably disappeared from this city, where he lived many
years,
Extensive Frauds ON the Government.
Extensive frauds have haen discovered in under
valuation by which the government has been
swndled out of $3,ooo,OoO yearly for number Of
years. Government examiners and employees are
implicated.
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SON., Philadelphia for Saco; Laconia, Crockett, New
York Tor Rockland; Marion Draper, Bailey, Gardi-
ner LOT New York; Jas Henry, Snow. kockland for
do Us aground on the flats); Challenge Murray CAL
ais for Fall River Tahmiroo Clay Calais for New
Bedford.
EDGARTowN-Ar 23d. scbs E q Willard, Simon
ton. Portland for Philadelphia; Onward Lowell I'm
Port johnson for Saco Olive Avery, Bishop, New
YORK tor Boston, Emma Smaey, Pike, do for
Newburyport
BOSrON-Ar 24th. barque Jose r Lopez. McDon-
aid, Cardenas; schs Victory, Milken, and Freddie
Eaton, Motz Perth Amboy; Mary Farrow, Warren
Loosout, Pemroy. and Alice T Boardman, Lunt,
Hoboken; FieetwiDg Maddox. New York; Sardin-
ian. Holbrook. and Mary Langdon. Mullen. Rondout;
samaritan, Dodge. Calais; Victory, Spencer; Union,
Dobbin. and Silver Spring. Steele Addison; Gypsy,
Handy, do; Ida, Wilson. and New Packet. Leighton,
Milbrdge; IL " Cushman; Thatcher. Mt Desert;
Grampus. joy Hancock: Adelaide, Pink, Steuben
Palas. Packard, and Commonwealth, Cudworth. I'm
Rockland.
ca Path, sehs Fairfield Taylor, Portland Adeline.
Babbidge. Richmond.
Ar 25th sch jefferson Borden, Jones, Vineyard
| Haven.
Cid 25th brig Rachel Coney. Coney, Flores; scbs
| Lyndon. Simpson. st Stephens; Jos Farwell, Far
| well, Rockland; Oliver Dyer, Falker. Portland.
SALEM-Ar 22d, schs Fair Dealer Dodge Ellis
worth; Mayfiower. RosebrooK. from Sullivan; Frank
Ar 23d, sens Rosa g. Adra Hatch South Amboy
Geo Prescott, Guptill, Perth Amboy; Fred 2 Frye
Smith, Port johnson.
! GLOUCESTER-Ar Odd sch Abigail Haynes Has
kell. Portland for New York.
Ar Path, schs Loella, AIMEE. New York for ISaco
| WIN WELDON, Rogers. do for Portland; bbie Will.
iard burnhami Perth Amboy; Vesta, Danforth, dc
PoRTsMoUTH-Ar 9th, sch Frank Pearson
Sid 23d, scns j Carver. Walls, Ellsworth Jas
Freeman, Kelar Thomaston.
BATa-Ar 23d. barque Flori M Hubert, Lawrence
Galveston, with cotton.
sd 24th, ship Solitaire, Curtis Baltimore, to loat
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Gen. Garfield,a Views.

NEW YORK, April 25-In an interview Gen. Gar
field says all that the Democrats want is to have
free field to frauduently carry New York city and
Cincinnati at the next Presidential election which
would secure New York State and Ohio. thus
eleoting Democratic President. He says the Repu
blicans in Congress get along armoniously with
President Hayes, who is acting in fnl accord with
the party. Gen. Garfield says he will not accept a
nomination for Governor of Ohio if rendered him.
but he will make speech at the State Convention in
Cincinnati in Nav
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. April 25-Evenng.-
1923 bbls the market for medium grates of Winter
shade tiruer otherwise market quiet and unchanged
sales %, 7e0 bbs at 1903 15;Superne Western
and State at 8 20 q co.; extra Western and
State at 60 @ 3d. choice Western and State at 95
"a so; White Wheat Western extra at 55 a 525:
Fancy White Wheat Western at 80 q 30; extra
Ohio at ~ q 5 90; extra st Louis $50 g 10; Pa
tent Minnesota extra at IS 9 80; choice to double
extra at 81 q 80, including 1890 bbs City Mills
extra at 70 a 8 IS; $50 bbs low extra at 8 60 "a
8 Is; $3.50 bbls Winter Wheat extra at 80 q so;
$50 bbls Minnesota extra at 8 60 g 70. Sonth-
ern flour 10 a 80. Rye -Four firm at 3 90
q % for superfine. COrumeal quiet at ~ 90 a
2 50. Wheat-receipts 81 $50 bush; Winter q 5c
ate speculative trade; sales $4,000 bush including
245 600 bush spot rejected Spring at rs q 751c
No GO at 80 q Gle; ungraded do 50 q CSC; No do
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BANK ROBBERY.

The National Bank ut Laconfa Intered-
The Safe Blown Open and $4,000 Stolen.
TACOMA. April %. The National Bank in this
place was robbed early this morning. The safe was
blown open with gun powder. Only one vault Of the
safe was entered. From four to six thousand were
taken together with other securities
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Chicago Cattle Market,

CHICAGO. April 25.-Hogs-receipts 14,O0) head
shipments $500 head; market is strong and higher
mixed packing at As: light at so for ApriI choice
heavy 80 a 8 70. closing firm.
Cattle-receipts 5000 head: shipments 300 head
shipping slow at 420 q 05: other grades steady.
Sheep-receipts $50 head; shoments 200; c0mmen
dull; good grades at rs q 81 90.
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SOUTH AMERICA,

Pisaque, Peru, Bombarded = Iquique
BIeckaded.
GLASGOW, April pa private telegram says
that Pisaqua, Peru, has been bombarded, The
guano-loading appliances at Huaniilas and Pabelou
de Plea are destroyed. Iquique is still blockaded
and all sailing vessels have left The workmen have
fed. Business in the interior is entirely disorgar-
;1ad
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The WelI-knOwn Sportsman, Harry
Hamilton, 1872 West 3ist street, N. Y, did not
believe rDgbone could be cured until he used Giles
Liniment Iodide Ammonia,a and now cures Spavins,
Spllnts, and thoroughpins by its use.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet. DIR.
GILES, 100 West Broadway, N. Y. Trial size rs
cents. ap24 Fb saw
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European Markets.

LONDON, April 25-123O P. M.-Consols at 9s 1915
for money and 9S5 for account.
LONDON, April 25-l23O P. M.-American securi-
tIes-United States bonds, 67s at 104; SIS 1O5i
new 4Es 1888; As, 1o43; 10-4os, 1885, Erie 27a; New
Jersey Central As.
LONDON. April 25-4.0Q P. M.-Consols at 90 1916
for money and account
LONDON, April 25-4 M.-American securities
United states bonds AS, at 1919; new IS at lO5s
LIVERPOOL, April 25-12-30 P. M.-Cotton market
in moderate inqu ry plands at 6sd Orleans 7-16d
sales 5000 bales including 1000 for speculation and
export. Receipts H. 100 bales, all American.
Flour at q 10; Winter Whea, at 10 oD 9 Q; do
Spring at a g.; California averages at 89@93;
club 81 @96. Corn at As Peas 8. Provisions.
&c -Pork at 80; Beef at "a 6; Bacon at &c a &c.
Lard at 81 8. Cheese at Al. Ta0w at 50 8. At Lon
don So 6.
PARIS. April 25.-Rentes lis IS.
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Deaih of Rishop Amos,

BALTIMORE, April 25.-Rev. Bishop Edward r.
Ames, D. d., of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
died this morning. He was born at Athens, Ohio,
May 90 1906, and was educated at Ohio University.
He began to preach in 1880 and was appointed bishop
in 1852. Since 1861 he has been a resident of Bai
more. His grandfather was chaplain at Valley
Forge.
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The Imprisoned Miners.

WILKEsBARRE, April 25.-The imprisoned miner
in Sugar Notch mine are not yet reached but poss-
bly, may be in the morning. The belief prevails that
the men are all dead.
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GRAIN.
Wholesale.
CIearIng House Transaction..

PORTLAND, April rs.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day: q
0iooS EAcuduSeS. 7O,S96 50
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NEW YORK, April Is -Evening Money easv at
atS per cent. on call, closing at q 81 per cent
prime mercantile paper at 20 per cent. Sterling
Exchange steady at 1861 a 1861 for long and 1917 as
4Ss for short Governments firm. State bonds dull,
Railroad bon Is active and nearly all issues dealings
show an improvement in price. Stock market closed
strong.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
2i5,00O shares.
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CARDENAS. Brig Liberty--47s hhds AZ ties m TO-
lasses to Geo Hunt q Co.
HARBoRVILLE MS. Schr Lucknow-57 cords
wood to A Whdden
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Boston stock Market.
TSales of the Rroker,s Roard Anr;t OK

Iodes OF tIe BIOKtrS b0afu, AprlI Z5l.
$4,000 Eastern R.. new Observation-Disclosures 70
30 Eastern Railroad -................,,,,, ID
Portland. Saco q Portsmouth Railroad -, = "a 95
Second Call.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY.FOUB
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF S1GNA1l
OFFICER, Washington, DO,
April 26, A. M.
For New England,
south and west winds, stationary or high temrera.
ture, cloudy and rainy possibly followed by clearing
weather, followed by stationary or rising tempera
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MARRIED.

In this city, April %, by Rev. G. A. Hayden, Geo.
In This city, April "a, by Rev. a. S Laid, Clarence
f. Cole and Miss Ella U. Grbbin, both of Portland.
In Norway, April 20, Earnest A. Merrill and Mics
Fannie II. Ward.
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MARINE NEWS.
A Leaky Bath Sabor
NEW YORK.

BALTIMORE. April 25.-Schooner S. j. Fooks,
hence 9th for Bath, Me-, with coal. returned to-day
leaking.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Portland Daily WheJesp Ie w M ker


FRIDAY April 25.-Flour quiet with very mol.
crate demand; sales are light, buyers purchase only
for present use. Provisions dull and easy. Sugars
are steady and unchanged at SIC tor graduated and
7ac for Extra G. Oil is quoted at 1Slc for Ligona
l6c for Kerosene and lie for Petroleum. In Drues
Dyes, Chemicals &C., Citric Acid, Arnica Flowers.
Gum Camphor, Insect Powder, Ipecac Root, Bicbro-
mate Potash, Saecin, Spirits Turpentine and Sugar
Lead are easier. Balsam Peru, owing to the Chill
Peruvian war has advanced about IS a 40c % Id.
Cream Tartar is more active and the price is rmer
Morphine rather frmer at 80 q S.. Seneka Root
dull and weak. Opium is decidedly firmer at so a
5 90. Quicksilver steady.
The following are to-day quotations of Fl our,
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EUROPE.
Floods in Hupxary,

PEsTH, April 25.-The tributary of the brave
overlooked the banks and destroyed many houses at
Tzegitvor. The inhabitants pierced dams to permit
the water to flow off and hope to escape fearful
disaster The river Thesis and the water in szegedin
continues to rise.
The London Walking Match
LONDON, April Is, A, M.-The walking scores
stand, Brown, $50; Hazael, 454; Corkey, 43s; Wes-
ton, AGO. Betting is even on Corkey for second
place. Hazael is suffering from sickness.
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Ship Mary Riggs, (of Bath) Langdon, from New
Orleans for Reva. struck French Rect April Path
and remains, bilged and full OF water.
Ship Marcia Greenleaf Bunker. from New Orleans
for Reval and Bordeaux, put into Queenstown April
9th. leaky.
Brig Eliza Morton, Leland, of and from Portland
for Matanzas. ives wrecked Abacos previous to
April Goth. Vessels materials and cargo saved. No
insurance vessel.
Sch Mail. before reported sunk at Fall River, has
been raic,d.
Sch Isabella Jewett, Bandlett, from Amboy for
Bangor, in collision with sch H Ravens 9th.
off Throgg's Neck and broke mainboom, tore main.
sail, and damaged rigging. She returned.
Schs Emma Green, and Mary Stewart, which have
been reported missing, ATE both at Charleston.
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TO LET ON LONG ISLAND.

nlNING Saloon, Bowling Alleys and Billiard
~ Room, also New Cottage containing rooms
with acres of good cutivatng land The above will
be let together or separate to a responsible patty
Also brick house on Fremont Place contai, ING IL
rooms, divided for two families. Terms moderate,
Apply 10 E. Ponce, at bis new cigar store No. 1927
Federal St., under U. 5 Hotel ap26tf
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wonderful Changes
ELECTRIC BELTS.

A sure cure for nervous debility premature decays
exhaustion, etc. The oulv reliable cure. Circulars
maief free. Address j. X. REEVES, 43 Chatham
ST.. N. Y. feb18deOdSsw3m sn
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FT0TTR

FLOUR.
Superfine. ......3 500 4 90
Extra Spring. a rs % 5 q
Xxx Spring.. IS % a 5 81
Patent Spring
Wheats. z so q s Sc
Michigan Win
ter best 80. s. 30 q 5 70
Low G rade
Michigan. 4 30 a 5 o
StLouis Winter
fair. .........5 % a 5 Sc
Winter good. IS Is a 6 CO
Winter best. .6 Is q 6 &c
FRI
Oranges.
Palermos ,P bx Q 80 a 275
Messina, I" 400 42I
Valencia, cases,S 90 90 OF
Lemons.
MessiDa. 81 25 a 8 50
Palermos. 80. 3 90
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator OF the estate of
MARTHA CUMMINGS, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are required to
exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
GEORGE BROCK, Admir-
Portland, Apr. 10, 1879. ap261Iaw3wS*
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DIED.
NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, April rs.

Friday, April 25.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hail, st John. NIB, via
EaStport for Boston.
Brig Liberty. lot Boston, Devereux. Cardenas " it'll
molasses to Geo Hunt s. Co. Vessel to Chase, Lea
witt s. Co.
Sch Lucknow, Br) Socomb, Harborbill, Ns-wood
to D Whidden.
Sch Emeline G Sawyer, Dobbin, Machias for New
York.
Sch Sarah, HamliD, Prospect Harbor.
SIGNAL for ship
CLEARED.
Sch Cbalcedony. ingalls,, Machias -Natb1 Blake.
Sch Tanscott. Webb Deer Isle-Nath'l Blake.
Sch Dana, Orne. Boothbay-Nath'l Blake
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay-DanI
Choate.
telegram to Chase, Leavtt g. Co. agents. announ-
ces the arrival of barQue John j Marsh. Faker, at
Cardenas 25th from Philadelphia, in six days.
Sch Nellie Burns, 67 tons. sold 9th (by auc-
ton at Provincetown) to Croker of Portland for
$780,
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lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York 25tb, sch Olive Crosby, Hutchin-
SOD, Caibarien.
Liverpool.
Ar at Cardenas 18th, barque Saml; b Hale, Haven,
Buenos Avres via Barbados.
Ar at Falmouth oath, ship McCallum, Marsters,
Mejillones.
At Cape Haytien April IS. sch Geo D Perry, from
Wilmington.
Ar at SANTANA 18th, sch Ada Barker, Dobbin from
New York.