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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-01-18

more or less.
Tue improvements thereon arcs
TWo-sToRY FRAME DWELLING

twenty six X twenty two and one half feet out
kitchen. Ten ana one half seven and one half
teet BAN, twenty four twenty four 1eet
Spring house. eleven eleven feet aud other
Oufbuildmgs.
seized and taken into execution as the prop.
eIty of Daniel Il. Fritz.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-01-18

TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
fourteen bv sixteen feet Kitchen attached,
nine Oy Nv nt7 ieet
Seized anu taGen into execution as the prop
erty Of James Murphy,
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All that certain LOT OR PIECE OF
GROUND situate on the north side Of West
BcItsch street m the vi luge OF Ashton, County
Cl Carbon state OF PennsYlYama, numbered in
he plan or plot thereof eleven containing IN
font OF d, eau h on said West BeTlsch street
thirty feet. aid extending thence nOrtnwlTdly
one hundred aud litY feet TO other grounds Of
the Lehigu Coal and NHvlghilOn Company !
Bounded north by grounds of the ehign Coal
aud Navigation Company east by lot umD"f T
Nine, south by West Bertsch street. and west
by lot Number thirteen.
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-ALSO.

All that certain LOT OR PIECE OF
GROUND situate on the north side of White
street, in summit Hill, County Of Carbon, state
OF Pennsylvania, numbered in the plan OF plot
thereof, Number twenty nine, containing q
front or breadth on said White St, thirty feet.
extending thence northwardly one hundred and
tweut, five feet. to o twenty ieet wide alley ;
Bounded north by SAID alley, east by lot Mum.
der thrty.One, south by White street, and west
by Chestnut street.
half story
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FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.

being one half block, sixteen by SIXTEEN feet ;
One story Kitchen sixteen bv twenty SIX feet /:
one aud one half story Dwelling House, four
teen by sixteen feet.
seized and taken INTO execution as the prop.
ertY OF Thomas StrOuse,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-01-18

All that certain LOT or PIECE Of GROUND
situate on the north side of White street. Il. the
village Of summit HuI, Carbon county, Pennsyl.
wanna. numbered IN the plan or plot thecaO,
six,y-ive cOntailiiug in front or breadth on said
White street. tn,rty feet, and extending tn, nee
nOrthward one hundred nd twsntV five feet to
a twenty feet wide alley; bounded north By
sad alley, east by lot Number sixty seven
south by White street. and west by lot No. SIX.
IV.thIee.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-01-18
AIRES ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE PERNHES


Tract beginning at a stone thence by land
OF Moses snyder four and one half de- -Tees east
sixty two perches TO a stone thence bv land of
JOnn smith north eighty tiye perches and tnree
het south two degrees. east thirty five perches
to white oak thence by the same south four.
teen degrees, west twenty SIX peIcheb to a
stone thence by land OF Daniel Miller south
sixty ei.ht ana one half degrees, east fiye nud
seven tenths pei ches to the place Of beginning,
containing
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-01-18
Vick's Floral Guide.

A beauuful work of luU Pages, One C0lored
f over Plate, and 30 illustrations, with De-
scriptons Or the best Flowers and Vegetables,
and how to grow them All for FIVE CENT
STAMP. In Eugllsh OF German.
1he Flower and Vegetable Garden, l75 pages,
six CUlOred Plat 8 ana many hundred EugfaV-
lngs For 81 cents in paper covers 81 in ee-
CANT c 9th. IL German and English.
Viuk's Illustrated Nj Onthly Magazine, 81 pages
a COlOred plate in every number and many hne
e5. Specimen numbers sent tor L" cents.
Vick's seeds aIe the best in the world Send
FIVE CENT STAMP for Floral Gu de cOn,ainlng
List ami Prices, and plenty OF Information.
Address, JAMES WICK,
jan Rochester. MY
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TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
beng one nalf block, sixteen by twenty six
leel kitchen, one story zen by twelve feet !;
stable, twelve by eighteen ieet
Seized and taken into execu ton as the prop
ertV Of W illilm Nack
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All that certain messuago, tenement and two

contiguous
TRACTS OF LAND,
situate in Mahoning township. Carbon county,
state ol pennsylvania bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
Tract beginning at post, thence by land
oil Daniel Miller, jr, nOrth sixty seven and one
nalf degrees, W st eIsht percnes to a stone
thence bv land OF the same south eiqhty.seven
and One.hall degrees, west thirty seven peTches
to stone +; thence by land OF Jon tthan X essel
ches to stone thence by land Oi John Rein.
smith north eighty and One-half peIches
land north eighty eight and One-half degrees,
east twenty peTches to stone thence by land
of the same south nine deg ees, west twenty.
seven pefches to stone; thence sun by the
same south eighty four and threefOurths de.
grees,e twenty four perches to a post; thence
to other lands OF JOhl Beliz north four and one
fourth degrees east sixty two percaes 10 the
place Of beginning. containing
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Saturday, January Is, 1879

at ONE O'CLOCK PM, the f0IIowlng properties
Ali that certain LOT AND PIECE OF
GROU Nd, situate on The north side of White
Street, in the village of summit Hill, Carbon
county Pennsylvania. numbered III the plan or
plot thereof Number Thirty-seven and Thirty
nine, containing in front or bre9dth on said
northward at right angles one bundled and
twenty-five feet to a certain allev bounded
mol thwardlv by said allev, easlwaIdly by lot
Number Forty -One. southwardly by White
street, and westwardly by lot Number Thirty.
five.
The improvements thereon are
ONE AND A HALE STORY FRA ME Dwell
LING HOUSE,
being one half block sixteen by sixteen feet
Kitchen attached, twelve by sixteen feet; Out
Kitchen, nine by twelve feet.
seized anu taken into execution as the prop
city of Henry q. Miller.
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New Advertisements.
SHERIFF'S SALES
OF VALUABLE
r E A L E S T A T E

By virtue of sundry writs of LEvARI FAcIAs
and VRNDITIoNI EXPoNAs issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Carbon county there
House, in the Borough of Mauch Chunk, ON
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-31
Bank Statement.


GLOUCESTER, Mass, March 90,
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending March 20:
Receipts of BanS Habut the past week have
been quite liberal, including 10 fares of $500 lbs
from Banks and about Is 600 lbs Georges: other
bankers proceeded direct to Boston to DISPOSE OF
fares market has been well supped last sale at 81
for Bank by round tri.; q q ACC Y fb for white and
gray georges. Smoked Halibut very limited supply
and In demand al SIC. Georges Goldfish in good re-
ceipt, the fleet averaging good fares of split fish, bu
the weather is upfavorable for curing Dealers be-
hing with orders; number arrivals has been So; re.
ce1pts ,225,oO0 lbs; market firm at SIT "a 81 per utl
for large aud medium; three fares Bank Cod of
20O OO0 mas been received the past week. which is the
nrst OF The season. stock Bank Cod moderate and are
held at $3i 81 for large and 500 q So for menium
market practically bare French cured Bank nom
large and So q q for medium and SMALL other
grades dry fish in Light stock and prices well AL
vanced; Cusk at $23; Haddock 81 to Sis Pollock IL
"a IL Large business is being done in prepared and
homeless fish principally COD as it is difficult 10 pro-
cure supplies of other stock cut up; quote from "a
&c P Id, according TO size sly lie OF package One
arrival OF frozen Herring during the week. Cod
fishing fleet will have 10 LOOK elsewhere for bait
quoied at ST 0U per LOO. The early Mackerel fleet
l. hltlng away ior the sp;ing cruise South but viii
turn their attention supplying markets with freJh
Meekerel Few Mackere in first bands; last sales AT
$l5a P Dbl for rs; S5a for 2s. Picke1 Herring are
scarce at $3 a 81 per Dbl; split and Sol; Labrador
do; salmon q 49, Sword fish so :epickIeu CoIfsh
SO; HaddocB at so; Halibur fins at 10 co. fins and
napes 80; halbut heads 90; tongues and sounds
at IL o.; tom ues at Medicinal Oil 90 49 GAL fan
ners at &c, Porgie Oil &c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-31
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL,

John Webb, ex-mayor of Gardner, died yes
terday of diphtheria.
In the House Saturday Mr. Garfield made a
very strong speech showing the revolution ary
character of the attempt Of the Democrats to
coerce the President into giving his assent to
legislation which he did not approve.
at CAUCUS of Greenback members of the
House, Friday night, it was decided to intro
duce bills for the issue of more silver and
greenbacks; for the substitution of the latter
for national notes; for the payment of bonds in
greenbscks and for an income tax.
In the Oliver-Cameron suit, Saturday. Mr..
Butler moved nou-suit on the ground that the
plaintiff had already given receipt in full for
all demands against Cameron, and secondly
because Mrs. Oliver was 10 law married w,o-
man. The court refused to grant the motion.
Secretary Sherman has issued another call
for $40 bonds.
a man who claims to be from Maine, cor
fined in an English prison for larceny, has con:
fessed that he committed a murder in New
York some years ago. 1t is believed that bis
confession is ruse to get transported to Amer
lea.
The House Of Representatives spent the DIV
Saturday on the army appropriation bill
Speeches were made BY Messrs. Stephens Reed ,
Garfield, Mcmahon and Wood.
Rhode Island Labor Reformers have nom;n.
ated Samuel Hill of Providence for Governor
A hotel at Claremont, N. H., was burned
Saturday morning and FIVE persons persisted in
the flames.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-31
The OIiver-Cameron Suit.

WASHINGTON, March 90 In the Oliver Cameron
case today some personalities were exchanged be-
tween Butler and Peters, counsel for plaintiff, the
latter slurriug Buffers military record Butler
asked for non-sut the ground first, that the re-
cept in full of all demands against Cameron given by
Mrs. Oliver was bar to the action; and second, that
MIS- Oliver was in the eye Of the law married
woman. The judge refused the motion. He said
that if he should govern himself by the acts in the
case he would make short work of it, but this case
must be tried any other is. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
come here both of them as adulterers. Well, tbat
was rather poor recommendation for a Senator's
wife, but if after being informed of all the adulter-
GUS practices of the the Senator fool enough
to marry her, there is nothing to prevent it. This
woman's history and practices run through the en-
tire case and he believed her antecedent hstorypayeG
the part of deception, and all knew that deception did
not bind in a contract to mary; but he had fears
of the jury running away with justice while he held
the ren so he would override the motion. The court
then adjourned until Monday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-31
NEW YORK.

Accused of r Poisoning her Husband.
NEW YORK, March 29 The wife of Benz Barnes
OF Salem, N Y, has been arrested, charged with
killing him with arsenic. She is accused of improp-
er intimacy with Wallace Barnes, her husbands
nephew and hired man.
The Police Commissioners.
1t SIS stated that Mayor Cooper has resolved to send
the removal papers in the Of the police commits
sloners to the Governor Immediately.
Generous Gifts.
The Sun says Mr.. Cutting, the banker, who re-
Gently gave 100000 to raise the debt of St Annes
church, Brooklyn, has subscribed $4,000 towards
the erection of model tenements. Cornelius Wander
bilt put his name down for $4,000.
a Clergyman Acquitted Of serious
Charges.
ALBANY, March 20 Some time ago Rev. ,Jobn
Linley, editor of the lions Waterman was cbarped
with lying, embezzlement libel and attempting to
obtain money under false pre- enses The cases were
brought befort local preachers here who held Lipey
Tor trial and the trial had before the Methodist
conference, lasting four days. The conference has
brought in verdict that neither charge nor spec-
cation was sustained, and unanimously acquitted
MIN. The complaint grew out of the fact that after
Lniey sold the religious paper called the Censor,
published tn Rockford, ILL.,, took a COPY of the
mailing list and started liar paper with another
name in this place. His explanation was that he
needed IL to aid him in collecting subscriptions.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-31
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Two Illicit dstileIies have been captured in North
Carolina.
New Brunswick will demand share of the fishery
award.
1t is untrue that Minister Welsh has complained
Of the inadequacy Of his salary.
W. Weinch has been arrested for attempting to
extort money from Gen. Butler by threatening let
ter.
The court house at Newark, Ohio, was burned Sat-
urday. The records were saved. Two persons were
badly injured by falling walls.
The King of the Sauwhlch Islands has knighted
Claus Spreckles Of San Francisco for services in de.
veloping the resources of the islands.
In Madison, Wis, Saturday, during a fire in a
block, two explosions occurred which injured fifteen
persons, two fatally. Thesncendiaries had placed
the explosive MISTER between the ceiling and the
floor.
Ex.Congressman Bedelle committed suicide by
shooting, at Nashville, Tenn, Saturday.
Francis Barnes OF Shoreham, Washington county,
Few York. was held Friday for poisoning her hus-
band, The murder was probably tine result OF an in
trigue between nephew of the murdered man and
Mrs. Barnes.
I'D. McIntire, of Perkin ILL.,, known as the king
Of the whsey ring has pleaded guilty in the United
States court at Springfield Ill., TO all the indictments
against him. He was fined $1,000, and his distilery
forfeited to the government on two pleas. Sentence
was suspended to the other pleas on condition that
he would inform on the other members Of the ring.
DR.. Geo. B. Wood an eminent physician and
writer, died in Philadelphia yesterday, aged 50.
Freedmen's Hospital at Augusta, Ca, was burned
yesterday. Loss $40 900.
A Chinaman died in New York yesterday from
opium smoking
The entire business portion of Seneca, ILL.,, was
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss $4,000.
CITY iouring mills at Minneapolis were burned
Yesterday. Loss $4,000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-31
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid TN shanghae Feb o, barQue vesuvius, Call. fol
Ar at Hong Kong Feb 8, barque John R stanhope
Pillsbury, Newcastle NSW; 18th, R M Hayward
In port Feb "a, barques Rosetta Mcneil Brown
San Francisco; Alden Besse, Noyes, Tor Portland, O.
Herbert Black, Treat, do.
At Maumain Feb II. ship S Hersey, waterhouse
Bombay, ar 8th for France.
At Rangoon Feb 18th, chips Geo Adams Morri.
son, for Europe; Franconia Morrison, do; Louisia-
ma Oliver, from Bombay, ar Sd; and others.
:. AZ Akyab Feb II, ship Lucy Nichols, Nickels,
Sid TN Messina Mch TO- barque Lorena, Blanchard,
New York.
Sid TN Liverpool Mch 27th, barque Nellie May,
at Petit Goave Mich 18TH sch Edith B Coombs,
Coombs. from and tor New York.
Ar at Demarara Feb Goth sch Thomas Stone
Pitcher, New York. tand sailed Mch tor Cuba)
Ar at Demarara Mich 5, sch Allegro, Kelar from
Wilmington, NC.
Sid I'm Ponce Mich Sd, sch VIM Conner, Morrssey.
Humacoa.
Ar at Kingston. ia, Mch IA, brig Eta wbittemore,
SID 18th. sch Five Sisters, Hutchings. New York
via Milk River.
AT Caibarien Mch 10, barques Lillian, Strout, for
North of Hatteras briggs Ii Houston, Staples, and
kahboni, Coombs for do; sch John Case Colcord,
for do.
At Havana 22d. baroue John E Holbrook. Robert
son for North of Hatteras via Sagua, 10 load sugar
at IS; John Rothman, Ray, and Geo NJ stanwood,
Weober. unc; brigs Geo Dale, Pierce; Fl Bisbop,
Bishop. do; schs Francona, Leavitt. for Portland;
Il
Bawiey, Rawley, for Cardenas and Lewes molasses
at $3.25j Clara Loud, Thompson, for New York
melado at 81 2a; Albert w Smith. Loring Ellen NJ
Colder, Hodgdon: Grace Davis, Davis; j ID Robin
SOD, Glover. and Olive crosby, Hutchinson, unc
Sid TN Matanzas 2lst, brig Gypsy Queen, True for
Falmouth, E.
in port 2lst, briggs Merry, Bradley. and Jennie
Phnney. Brown for North OF Hatteras; Mary Bart
lett Smith, do, sugar at So; Leventer, Vesper do,
same rate; scbs Grace Brader. Vesper; Mary Has
kell Carter; Hannah McLoon, Keen, do, sugar So;
Cephas starrett, Babbidge; Ella Watts Watts;
Mabel Staples, Putnam; Maggie Dalling Dallipg;
Norm andy, Adams, and Seth NJ Todd, Norwood, unc;
and others.
Sid fl Cardenas previous to Mich 81, barque Ada P
Gould, Merritt North of Hatteras brigs P Smith,
Randlett, do; II Williams, Tucker. dc
Cid prev 10 2ist, barques sandy Hook, Dyer, for
North OF Hatteras; John Marsh. FalKer. do; brigs
l. " Merritt Bowden, do; Tarifa Brown, (trom Mar
seesl for Havana; schs A Weeks. Litiefed, for
North Of Hatteras; 9 NJ Richardson, Richardson;
Belle Hooper, Gllkeyi Mary Lord, Smith, and Lizzie
Carr, Davis, do.
In port 2lst briggs Amy Lane. Costigau; Eliza
beth Winslow, Locke: Joseta, Davis; Antelope Ray,
and Packard, AmesbuIy, do; scbs Laura e Mes
'er, Gregory; Keene, keene; Wsdemar Park
r. Bailey, hume; Winnie Lawrie, spear, and
Oliver Dyer, Emerson, for North of Hatteras.
--latest by European steamers
Sid I'm Bristol 18th. Bristol, Manson, New York.
OF Tuskar 18th, Portland Loyds, from Liverpool
or Rio Janeiro.
Sid I'm Cardiff 10Th, Csstalia, Sparks, Havana.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Death of an Ex.nIaysr of Gardintr.

Death of an Ex-Maysr of Gardintr.
Especial to the Press.l
GARDINER. March 29-Mr. John Webb Ex-
Mayor and very highly esteemed citizen of this
city died this afternoon of diphtheria aged TO- His
wifes mother, Mrs Page, died yesterday at the ad-
vanced age of SO years, of the same disease. Mr..
webb's wife and daughter are both seriously sick
with the diphthera, and fears entertained as TO
recovery.
Stockton Town Me ting.
STOCKTON, March 30-The election in Stockton
Saturday was very exciting. full vote was polled
and the officers elected are al Greenbackers with
the exception of one auditor.
Methodist Church Burned.
WNTERPoRT, March 30.-The Methodist church
at Bucksport Centre. opposite Winterport, was de-
stroyed by fire Saturday afternoon. A meeting had
just been held and the fire originated from defee-
i've chimney. Loss S25Oo; partially insured.
The Herring Catch.
EAsTPoRT, March 29.-The catch Of herring the
past few weeks has been very large Sevral thou
sand barrels of picked fish have been shipped from
here. The catch is falling off and will probably CLOSE
next week.
A Famous Case Decided.
AUGUSTA, March 29.-The trial of the case
Helen B. Noyes against Joanna B. Gilman, both oil
Waterville which has been trial eight days in thu
Supreme Judicial Court. closed this afternoon witt
verdict for Noyes. The case had previously beer
tried ending with disagreement of the jury. TIL,
matter in controversy was the re establishment o
dividing line between the land of the late Timolh,
Boutele and the land Of the late Nathaniel Gilman
in Waterville. The verdict is generally considered
just and that the line established had been rec
eguized as such by former owners for half century
A Maine Mans Transparent Dodge.
NEW YORK. March GA man named johnson
who claims to be native of Maine, made comics
sion to the prison authorities at Newcaste-o the
Tyne where he is imprisoned for theft, that on tn
Sd of August, 1877, he murdered man in this cit
and threw the body into the river near Wall stree
ferry, and it was recovered few weeks afGer Til
confession was forwarded through the America
minister ty Secretary Evarts, and by him transmit
ted to District Attorney Phelps. The coroners in
vestigating the matter find that the only body fouu
near the ferry corresponding with the confession wa
on the 18th of August, a year later. The Distric
| Attorney and coroner think the case pure fctior
merely fuse to obtain extradition and free passag
to America and will so report to the English pris
| au thorities
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-31
Donsesfic Markets.

New YORK, March 30 The market for breadstuf1
has ruled quiet, and on flour there has been an easie
tendency; provisions also and steady.
CoTToN-ihe market closed dull and easier to-da,
after 40 active movement in both Spots and tuture
al advancing rates; quoted at 1Osc Tor middling D.
lands and lUsc for midding New Orleans The sale
reported for the week 6374 bales on the spot
and $4,000 bales for future delivery
FLOUR market easy tor light gre iespatents steady
tern and State at 25 q 65; common to good extra
Western and State 60 q 81; good to choice West.
erD and State at 80 q 40: common to cho1ce
White Wheat Western extra at 4 so q %; Fancy
White Wheat Western extra at 5 20 a As; common
TO good extra Ohio al IS a 50, common to choice
extra St Louis at IS q 70; Patent Minnesota ex-
ira good to prime at 90 a 95; choice to double
extra 90 q 80; City Mills extra at IS 20; low
grades extra at 65 q So. southern flour quiet
fair extra at SO q 20; good to choice ex-
ira 20 IS; the SAILS Tor the week have been 81
500 bbls.
RYE FLoUR--market steady at so "a 20 per Dbl
for Pennsylvania and State; sales for the week 1850
bbs.
Corn MEAL-ouiet and weak; common Western
at 05 a Is; White do2 70; Brandywine at 60 ~
Dbl. Bag meal steady 81 q $50 for coarse city; fine
yellow 81 92c fine white 05 a 10; sales for the
week have been 4l1O bb's and 1910 bags.
WHEAr-Ine I, market closed quiet; No Red Win
Chicago at 03 a "a; No 2 Milwaukee at 1t5;No Q
Amber for March l23 g IS9; sales for May 10;
CORN-The market ed STEADY; No 2 on SPOT at
45s 45sc; steamer at 4ia 45.c; No at 44sc; fu-
lures q lc higher tnan the above and qulel; sales
OATs-n fair request and holders firm; State at 80
q 36c; Western al 81 q 35 sales for the week have
been 266, 600 BUSH
PoRK-The market closed quiet: new mess on spot
at 10 81 10 AS old 90 IS way at 10 30 bid;
June 10 40 lid; sales for the week. 24UO bbs on the
spot and u $40 bbls for future delivery.
LARD-The market is quiet; cash lots easier prime
steam at Az q so cash 30 bid for prl So bid
for May; 62t for June; refined 92a g 80; sales
for the week 1920 erces The spot, and 81 90 Tor
future delivery.
BUTTER-unsettled and weak; new creameries IS
g zoe for State an Western; dairy 10 "a zoe
CHEESE dull dull and lower common to ;cboce
Western and State factories a &c.
WHIsKEY-quiet and nominal at 05l per gallon
for Western.
PETROLEUM firm.
NAVAL SToREs-Spirits Tulpentine dull at 90 "a
zoe Resin firm at 80 q 49,
TOLEDO, March 29.-Wbeat dull No Q Red at Osl
asked and 05a bid for cash; sales at O6 for Ami:
OF tor May. Corn dun; No 2 at 36c asked and So
BID sales at BIC for May.
DETROIT, March 29.-Wbeat is unsettled; extra
White at O4l No laWhite at O2s; Aprl / O3; lMay
at Gag; June 0ia.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-31
aTrNoR TELEGRAms.

The Virginia Court Of Appeals has rendered de-
cision IN long pending case accepting the reversal
of its Judgment by the U s. Supreme Court This
is regarded important as showing that the
OF Virginia acknowledge the supremacy of federal
law.
The American Bible revision committee have COM
peed the revision of fonr of the minor prophets and
the Acts of the Apostles.
William j. Alcott, member of the AID Congress,
died in Baltimore Saturday night.
Edward Tracy. foreman on steamer Alsatia Of the
Anchor line, was killed by James Tobin, the ships
mate, yesterday during a drunken Tow.
Chas Richardson accidentally shot hms elf dead at
Princeton Mass, yesterday.
In an interview with Boston Herald reporter
JEFF Davis denied his responsibility Tor the war. He
has little hopes of the negro has great expectations
for the South and feels kindly toward the North.
Felix Mccain was was convicted of murder at Nor
WITCH, N. Y Saturday. He is % years old.
In Philadelphia Saturday several witnesses test-
fed to irregular proceedings the part of marsbas
and supervisors at the elections.