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THE WRECK oE SHIP HELLRspoNr.

THE WRECK OF SHIP HELLEsPONT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-The particulars
OF the wreck of the ship Hellespont, of Bath,
are as follows: The captain was unable on ac-
count of thick weather to take observations
for three days previous to the disaster. The
ship went ashore at five o'clock on the morn
ing Of the 10Th, off Pigeon Point, a short dis
lance from the place where the iron ship Coya
was wrecked in 1885, A few minutes after
striking the Helespont went to pieces. Cor
nelius Soule, the captain, Charles r. Wilson,
the first mate, and nine seamen were drowned.
Henry Fleming, second mate, Frederick Will
son, Michael Johnston, James Grew, Charles
Wilson, George Thomas and Charles Brown
were saved The survivors have reached this
city, with the exception of Henry Fleming.
who is still at Pescodero in critical condition
from wounds received at the catastrophe
The Hellespont was 79 days out from New
castle, n. S. W., laden with coal for this port.
The vessel and cargo are total loss. The
erection OF a lighthouse at Pigeon Point would
have prevented this and previous marine dis
asterS. UskB arO .. siv So sE8ssFziass
SAILING OF STEAMER COLORADO. q ss7
The steamer Colorado sailed today for Pan
anna with $l91 900 in treasure, ST. 900 of which
is for New York. Senator Eugene Cassidy is
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CANADA.

THE EXPRESS ROBBERY ExrRADrrIoN CASE.
TORONTO, Nov. 2l.-The arguments in the
Morton and Thompson extradition case, for
robbing the Express Company, were heard to.
day. The decision is reserved. sa.af I.-g /.
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woMEN's SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.
PENNSyLVANUA,

r WOMAN MURDERED BY HER SoN.IN-LAW.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-Mary E. Hill, a
widow lady residing on the northeast corner
of the Tenth aud Pine streets, was murdered
to night by her son-in-law, named George 8.
Twitchell, Jr. Her body was afterwards
thrown from a second story window. The
deed was committed with heavy iron poker.
No cause has yej been assigned, for the act
Tue murderer was arrested. ~ a5ti
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A SPECIAL NETTING of the stockholders q
Churchill, on SATURDAY, oh DecT mex.
to upon @esSOa s1 ra aS iS
pny nc a1 uwbjch they will sell lease tbeH
property. Per W n STEPaENSON. Clerk.
portland. Nov q, 1852 nJyHdtd
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
In been duly appointed Executor of the Will If
URIEL hIDEoUT, late of Cape Elizabeth
in the county OF Cumberland deceased, and has ta-
ken npon himself that trust by giving bonds as the
law directs. All persons having demands uLop
the estate OF said deceased, required to exhibit
the sae and all persons indebted SELL estate
called upon to make payment toaza fsE Ha&
DORANCE DAY, Executor, of Lyman.
Cape Elizabeth, Nov. 4th, 1893. nolI-1awsw'
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fNAME into the enclosure of Mr.. CnaEies H fc
" OF Cape Elizabeth, SATURDAY, so s.rs oiS
The i reouss,ed 10 pay charges and take the
SANE away.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Nov. 21-Afternoon.-Csnso at 94t for
money. n -e.a a. IA. AZ "a -s..r.z 80 Il
Stocks dull Illinois Central shares Sc; Erie shares
293. -,s.s,.rr, 80.
ant: Middling uplands 1O5 "a 1id Middling Orleans
III e0l1i5d; sales 10000 b les. Breadstuffs firm.
LORD 65s Cd. Pork fat Refined Petroleum Is 3d.
FRANKFoRT. Nov. 22.-United States 5-20's
closed Yesterday at 794 q "a. ..--.s .la.- -
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.1.8G .ApEUDUA
fhni1Ah Les owing to the peculiar and important
which they sustain, their peculiar oreauiza
aon' ana the Offices they perform, are subject to
many sunerinss. Freedom from these contribute in
No man uesree to their happiness and welfare for
more can De happy who are H. Not only 50, but no
'n' = 'n's' various female complaints can long be
sunefeo 70 run on without involving the general
health of'he Individual and are long per
m anen' sickness and premature decline. Nor Is If
pleasant to consult physician for the relief Of these
various delicate affections, and only upon the most
urgent necessity win true woman so far sacrifice
ner greatest charm as to do this The sex will then
tnank US iof placing in their hands simple specifics
which will be found efcacious in relieving and cur
ing almost every one OF those troublesome eomnlai,ts
peculiar to the sex. D91@8W
s Vi giggA .glH EkM pAOJ aUIj
tf.A .ftHffd
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FOR SALE.

r,oR s ALE or to ct, at Morrills Corner Vest
X brock the best GROCERY STAND In the State
IA two story sore and dwelling, together With lot
Of one-haIt acre. Enquire OF u. A. HILL. q
poyl9dlf on the premises.
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Wanted.
Found.

OFFICE BOY WANTED One residing ia ne
Olower part of the city preferred, Addrs,Is, SSs
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon hefssn tn7
trust OF A imnistratIix OF the estate Of
ISRAEL BooDY, late Of Port and,
In the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and gf~en
bonds as the law directs. Al persons assn nssorS
mands upon the estate OF said deceased, 1 sE,.l
to said estate called gTTans to R Ro
Portland, Nov. nth, 1868. noZi-4iawSw-
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Everything will be sold at the lowest possible
price,, and salts faction guaranteed. ' - w
nov 1G-d&w1w ~ gy-..s..r--r
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MISSOURI.
DEFEAT OF MOB AT BEAR RIVER CITY.

DEFEAT OF MOB AT BEAR RIVER CITY.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. pa dispatch to the Dem
ocrat from Bear River city says that part OF
"a mob made an effort to burn the city Friday
night, but were beaten off by the citizens
Two of the mob were killed and several
wounded. Troops from st. Bridge arrived
Saturday morning. Everything is tranquil.
1t is reported the mob carried others of their
dead and wounded to the mountains. Tom
Smith, one of the leaders, is still alive and in
the hands OF the military. No more trouble
is anticipated. % % l lt,i lF- .. pa
woMEN's SUFFRAGE CONVENTION. r,,,.s
The Women's Suffrage Association of this
city met yesterday and discussed the petitions
to be laid before the State and National Legis-
latures relative 10 the acknowledgements of
women. Addresses were also made CONCERN
ing the best Methods for advancing woman's
interest and elevation. The Association will
meet regularly hereafter. oos' g,aT
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Lost

G,RIDAY afternoon. IN the vicinity Of Market
square, a Plymouth lined Glove for len hand
viii Under please leave al this office.
NoYemI er q, 1858 d2,s
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- HkLLI1W 81 ava
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS. sass
Excellent Security /
THE FIRST MoRTsA AGE @s2-A~A
Thirty Year Sir Per Cent.
GOLD n BONDS :
'95G5h cay 49, OF TIE - sdmid hszs ass
CENTRAL d = s'' 70
Pacific Railroad
COMP ANY. aa.. Us ]
These Bonds are the duly authorised and accredit-
ed obligations of one Of the most responsible Corpo
rations the Americ an Continent, and are secured
by the absolute first lien upon the valuable grants,
franchise, railroad equipment, business, ETC. OF the
best portion of the Great % aIaa7 aulssgas
National Pacific Railroad Line,
extending eastwardly from the nayigable waters of
the Pacific Coast to the lines now rapidly building
from the Eastern States ~ iu.c 7'isB lso11ia ba
They bear Six per cent. interest per annum, in |
gold, and both Principal aud Interest are |
expressly made 6 payable in Uaiied states
Gold Coin.o .at 'Esa# i9a'o .E5y5 "a fia
The semi-annual Coupons are payable, July LIST |
and January LIST, in New York City. 7f3l isa 10 81
The purchaser is charged the accrued interest from
the date of the last paid Coupon at the Currency rate
only -sla fs-s-- 7.l. zss .5--7.n.'I .s-F q -
This issue OF Bonds constitutes one Of the largest
and moot popular Corporate Loans Of the
country and therefore will be constantly dealt in.
The greater portion of the Loan is now in the
hands of steady investors: and it Is probable that
before many months, when the Road is completed
and the Loan closet, the Bonds will be eagerly
sought for at the highest rates. d2aa1.2 500. =
They are issued only as the work progresses, and
TO the same extent only the U. S. Subsidy Bonda
granted by the government to the Pacific Railroad
Companies. ISL 1HJ ,o9l1q .-3siagg7Q ia 20 9azt
Nearly five hundred miles Of the Road are
now butt, and the grazing is well advanced on two
hundred and fly miles additional. .g ~ d =
The 1HRouaH LINE AcBoss THE CoSTISrsr
II be completed BY the middle of next year, wheu
the Overland travel will be very large ~ r.
The local business alone, upon the completed por-
Il n is SO heavy. and advantageous that the sross
earnings average more than a quarter Of
million Of gold per month, OF which IS per
cent. only is require for operating expenses.
Tue net profit upon the Company's business on
The completed portion, IL about double the amount
Of annual interest liabilities to be assumed thereup
on, and will yield ST RpLus CT NEARLY A MILL
ION IN GOLD after expenses and interest are paid
even ifthe through connection were not made. 2 4
The best Ian Is, the richest mines, together with
he largest settlement and nearest markets lie along
Ills rorion of the Pacific Railroad, and the future
iSyslopment OF business thereon will be proportion.
iily great a'1AlEgBkH to ssu ssgf ri s5a 20
From these considerations 1t Is submitted that the
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Central Pacific Railroad
a.z Bonds,

secured by a First Mortgage upon 50 productive
property are among the promising and reliable Sc.
curties now ffered. No better Bonds can be made.
portion of the remainder of this Loan Is now
offered to investors at
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HAYTI.
ST. THOMAS.

An arrival from St. Thomas reports that the
ship Cromwell, from Calcutta for B ,ston, and
brig Rothsay, from Demerara for New York,
had put in there leaking and were discharging
cargoes.
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AUOTIOH SALES,
Land for Sale at Auct,on

PURSUANT to a license granted by the Ho.
~. ou9uge OF T obate tor Cumberland County rhaH
IsSs AZ sale e auction on SATURDAY, Dec 18th,
ana undivided ofs lot Of land Of about 1900 soss
S nJ on the corner OF Fore and old Franklin
isnd ca ~ on new Franklin Street, In Port
Baker, deceased. The part here advertised Is he
property OF M ward, 9e rye FrederIek Rnssali =
Sale on the premises.
JOHN II. RUSSELL. Guardian
n The remainder Of the lot Will he ofFsrsd 10,
ssle az the same tune anu pAee. Said lot Is q very
Store. Opposite Weeks or Gerry and provision store
November 10. eod3w
Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
EVERY SATURDAY at II O'Clock A. M, on u
- market lot, Market street, l shall sell HoIs
carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl ~. p. o. BAILEY. Auctloneer.
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washington.

WAsursGroS, Feb 1s.-The Senats viii
reach vote to-day upon the question OF nd
uniting Thomas Maryland.
A resolution which passed the New or,
leans Convention, and which was received
here ycstcrdsy, recommends the SeLass 10
reject the nomination Of ex Congressman
Foulks, of Illinois, as Navy Agent - new
Orleans.
NJ ,r.r,h.re Of both Houses tf Congress 70
admit Alabama 81 once.
A. the Presidents reception last evening
there was . large and fashionable gather
ing. Gen. Grant and Secretary Stanton
were not present.
There 10 proposition in congressional
circles TO reduce the tax on whisky to soc
per gallon, to be collected ct distilleries, and
Thereafter put heavy tax upon Wholesale
and retail dealers.
News from Pennsylvania indicates that
respective friends Of Galushs A. Grow and
ex-Gov. Curtin, are each labosing for f.
vorable delegation for the Vice Presidency
from that State.
The bill for the creation Of Wyoming
Territory confsrs the right &c vote aud hold
office upon oil citizens white or black.
A bill for the international copyright va
agreed upon yesterday At meeting Of th'
Joint Committee on Libraries.
The Chairman on the House Commute
on Weights, Measures and Coinage has beef
instructed TO prepare bill providing 10
the coinage Of one, two, three, five, ten an
twenty cent pieces. of . similar character I
The new FIVE cent coins.
Gen. Steadman. Collector Of lnterni
Revenue Il New Orleans. has rendered hi
resignation to take effect on April 10th.
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NEW YORK.

NEW York, Feb 1.-THE Central
Grant Club celebrated the capture of For,
| Denelson to -night. Speeches were made by
Gen. lngersoll of Illinois, and Gen. Martin
dale, and letters were read from Senator
Wilson, Mr. Morgan, Speaker Colfax, and
| Representatives Banks, Logan and Hur.
! huri
| A meeting OF the Alumni of Yale COLLEGE
was held tonight to form an association ioI
I social purposes
one man was killed. two fatally injured
aud two seriously wounded, by the explo.
sion OF the steam tug,James A. Wright, in
in the harhor today.
The Rock Island case was again before
the Supreme Court to-day. Several motions
were made and among others one TO yscate
the order of reference Of VIM. A. Falls,
Cashier of the Corn Exchange Bank, on the
ground that he had refused to answer Ger
tain questions touching the deposits made
by the defendants in the bank, and another
on the part OF Clark, Douglas L Co., for
leave TO pay over halt q million dollars or
have the securities changed.
John Cordozs postponed the hearing OF
the new motion until tomorrow, and init.
mated he would name an early day for the
hearing of the main question.
ALBANY, Feb. 1.-THE Democratic State
Committee have called State Convention
for March 18th, to choose delegates to the
National Convention, and have appointed
. committee to urge on the National Con-
vention the selection Of New York City as
the place for holding the Presidential Con
vcutior.
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HOUSE, on THURSDAY, FEB sOTH, 1868.
TWO LRvEEs AT AND IL? o CLOCK.
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Their Uniq.e and erquieis.y Enchanting PER.
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WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE Supreme
Court to-day overruled the melton hereto
fore made TO dismiss application in the Nc
Ardle case for want Of Jurisdiction. The
case will therefore come up for argument on
its merits, as previously arranged, on the
first Monday of March.
The Select Committee on the treatment Of
Union prisoners by the Confederate author
tiles. have taken large mass Of testimony
and 20 to Richmond next week e. pursue
inquiries.
For the week ending 18th inst, 29C
patents have been issuet
The Senate Committee on Military A.
Iairs recommend the return OF Gen. Sher.
mans brevet nomination to the President
with the resolution. stating that it IL nm.
ADVISABLE to confer brevet rank ON officers
OF the Two highes. grades.
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ARLINGTON. Feb. 12-SRKArR The
CHAIR announced that Mr.. johnson vas nm.
well and desired the vote on admiration
OF Mr. Thomss postponed until tomorrow.
Mr.. Dixon presented a memorial ofeeveral
gentleman that the Secretary Of War NAV
De directed to appropriate largo cannon TO
erect monument TO Gen. Sedgwick.
DIT sumner presented a memorial or
herman citizens for the abolition of the Pres
iuensy OF the United States, on the ground
that Il Is copy OF royalty and dan erous 10
the United Hiates
MT Irumbull presented q memorial Of c,ti
zens OF Illinois tor aid In the construction
OF ueep water communication between Lake
Michigan and Mississippi river Referred.
| MI. Trumbull, from the Judiciary Com
| missce reported a substitute for the House
OIL referred TO the committee Defender 10
prov'uing that hereafter any election au-
taaflzec by the Reconstruction act Of March
-. 1867, shall be decided 10y a majority OF
the votes actually cast, and at an election
which question Of adoption or rejection OF
any Constitution is suhmi. ted. any nerson
guy registered may vote in any part of the
state In which he shall have been registered
where he may reside NJ the time of said
election, upon presentation OF his certificate
OF registration, under such regulations as
The District commanders may provide.
Mr.. Trumbuli introduced till, which was
referred to the Judiciary Committee, de
Inning the jurisdiction OF the Courts of the
ou'teu States In certain cases The bill
sinrms that the reconstruction acts are 30
ii'ieal IN their Character, the propriety or
Vaaai'y OF which no judicial tribunals is
.ompe'ent 10 question. and the Supreme
.outt OF The United States is prohibited
from taking Jurisdiction of any case grow
Ing out OF the execution of esi, -.
Mr.. Wilson reported from the Military
Committee bill tor the gradual re,;uc.ion
OF the army and to discontinue unnec cssarv
grades therein
Mr.. Edmunds. from the Committee on
judiciary. introduced bill 10 regulate tho
presentation of bills to the President and
we return OF the same, stating that the
Sommlttee were unanimous ia it favor.
The bill provides that a final adjournment
OF Congress only shall prevent the return
Oh such bills as the President NAV disap-
prove
Nj ! ates presented petitions from citi- /
zens OF saka, praying for The establishment
OF civil government in Alaska, and . mu-
nicipsi ioIm OF government for Siike. Re /
's,.eu 70 the committee on Territories. |
!, nj. ramsey introduced bills flor protec- 4
non OF settlers on the Fer: Ridgeway reser- 4
vation, and TO preyen, the abuse of The /
ranking privilege. iscterred.
Mr.. Henderson from the Committee ON il
lndisn Affairs introduced bill approrrist- Il
indians.
usnr,. Harlan intocuced bill to amend the
Receive Of tile District Of Coiumbis. \
vs. &c r motion Of nr Sumner the Prs.ideo,
70 communicate any infOr-
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Nav Yoak, Feb. 1S.-A Washington
dispatch states that private sdvicss from
London state that the receipt ofintslligence
from Mexico that the government has de-
termined to repudiata oil debts Of foreign
countries except the United States. has Civ
en- rise to an intense feeling Of indignation
IN the English government. The govern
mcnt. il 10 said. is now seriously contsmpla
ting the fitting out ofa fleet to take posses
sion of the ports Of Mexico and hold then
until satisfaction is given. 1t is also under
stood. that France, though consulted, hs,
declined for the present to participate.
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SrarnorrsLD, Feb. 1s.-Ths United Statss
District and Circuit Courts adjourned yes
tsrdsy until the first Monday in June.
The second annual report of the trustees
Of the Illinois Soldiers Orphans Home,
was laid before the Governor yesterday.-
The tssasufer's report, appended thereto,
shows that the receipts for the year from
oil sources were t4s.Sl9.70 expenditures
fer the same period, including the erection
Of new buildings. go, 182. 90 leaving q
surplus Of $4,000. This il indspsndens Of
90. 900 appropriated by the Legislature
which il seems 10 untouched.
The suit Of B. Hunter and A. Mcneil
against the Toledo. Wabash and Western
Railroad has been commenced in the Cir
cult Court Of Sangamon county. Plaintiff
seek to recover e25, 900 damages for injury
upon 400 head Of cattle in consequence o
The railroad filing up culvert near th
SaDgamon river.
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b Telegraph February Is.
Flour Very Aull aud unsettled, and sellers
generally firm.
Whsat-Active and excited and ' cry irfeeu-
lar; No. dull at a.0e@2ol: No. ; opened at
l.U and decliaed to l.sb advanced and closed
firm with buyers a l. s7A; Offering ct 1885, !;
No. quiet q l.ss.
Corr-tower. u 7s5le7s1< for new
Osfs-More active and lower At 56056z.
Rye--Oull and almost nominal at LIS for No.
I, and "a for No. 2.
Barlsy-Almost nominal 2.oS for . strictly
fresh.
Provisions -Acsivs and firmer % most arti-
cies except lard.
Pork Quiet; buyers ct 29.S0oSs.75 for
STANDARD 70 choice brands.
La-d-Qoiet and held Ia . small wsy at 13H
dressed Aogs- unsstalsa, oaesing light and
sale. s!ow Ct e.7S0e00 fer ~ 10 - e.OO(D rs
hsosy.
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FoRTREss MONROE, Feb. 1.-THE L. s
Steamship Wampauc has arrived here iron
her trial trip. She made the passage from
Sandy Hook TO Charleston IN 80 hours
The greatest epeed in one hour was a0l
miles; greatest speed for "A hours was 4Osi
knots, and the average speed during thr
entire trip Was 16t knots per hour. The
Trial is complete success.
The propeller Linn Haven Of Norfolk,
exploded her boilers yesterday afternoon
NO lives lcst. Loss $4,000. No insurance.
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LONDON, Feb i7.--In the House Of Com.
mons, this evening. Earl Mayo, Qate Lord
Mas, chief Secretary for Ireland, informed
the members that the Government was pre-
pairing an Irish Reform Bill. and that 1t
would be ready TO be laid before the House
on the 9th Of Masch. Other measures in
regard to ireland, he said, would brought
for ward on the 25th
Earl Mayo made m cxplanatit in regard
to the case of George Francis Tram. he
said the policeman who arrested him had
received general Instructions to watch per
sons arriving at Queenstown from the
United States, and TO stop all suspicious
parties: When the trunk Of Mr. Train was
examined, copies Of his own speeches or
| Ireland were found, and led TO his arrest or
| suspicion.
Train was finally released on giving {
pledge tha, he would make no speech ant
do no act in sympathy with the Feniar
/ cause.