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The Christina. Tragedy i'm Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.-The particulars of the
killing of the Stowe Brothers at Dodson, O., on
Christmas, are as follows: The shooting match
was friendly affair, gotten up by the Stowe
brothers After drinking freely of whiskey,
the company consisting of the two Stoves,
George and Joseph Gelse, Robert Wolfe and
three brothers named Reynolds, repaired to
clearing to participate in match John Stowe
insisted upoh loading rifle for each COMPETE
tor. Henry charged him with not having put
ball in the gun when loaded for Wolfe. John
called Henry a liar, whereupon the latter shot
him dead. Henry was Immediately seized by
Wolfe and the Reynolds brothers, dragged to a
well from which rope was procured, and
hanged to the limb of a tree. The company
then repaired to a house, took a drink, and
upon returning found their victim dead.
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ACCIDENTS Saturday team of truck horses
belonging to J. B. Brown, became frightened
on Middle street and made run of it. They
brought up in front of the Falmouth Hotel
with sufficient force to throw them down.
when they were secured The harness was in
]ured. In their course up Middle street they
ran against the sleigh of w. F. Morrill,, smash
ing it,
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THAT SwINDLER.-It now appears that the
man calling himself "Hull," who passed the
forged checks upon some of our bust ness
men, had been in the city for month pre-
vlous and had boarded at the Preble House
and private boarding house, besides the St.
Julian. 1t is thought that he secured at least
500, as new facts are coming to light concern
ing his operations while in this city. Mrshal
Par er left for Boston Saturday, on his track.
1t is to be hoped he will be caught.
NEW YEARS BALL-Bosworth Post G. A.
R., propose to have social hop on New Years
evening at their hall. A new and pleasing
feature is to be introduced in the shape of two
tableaux to be given at midnight. The first
representing 1873 as old father Time will be ex
hibited just before midnight. The second rep
resenting the infant 1874 will be given just af-
ter midnight.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
MATTERS IN MAINE.
The Storm.

The Storm.
BRUNSWICK, Dec. GA severe northeast
snow storm has prevailed since five o'clock last
uight. About six inches of snow have fallen
and it is still showing The wind blows gale
and the snow drifts badly.
Probable DIurdor.
LEWISTON. Dec. N.-Lhe Lewiston Journal
has information that Mrs. Lucy Tenney, on the
morning of the oath inst, was probably MUIR
dered in her bed in Grafton by her husband,
Moses Tenney, blind pauper, Lightweight
years OF age. Acoroner's jury has returned a
verdict to the above effect, and Tenney is under
arrest
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertise me uts To-Day,

II
Furniture, &c-F. o. Bailey & Co.
valuable Horse-F. O. Bailey g. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
y. M. G. A. Course-Citv Hall.
Music hall-Wilsnn & Clarke.
Dancing Academy. w. Kennedy.
Charles Bradlaugh-City Hal.
New Years Ball-Sebago Lake.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Adjourned Parish Meeting-Freewill Baptist.
Notice-Mattbew Masterson.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
The following very important Correspopdence.
Watches, &c-Abner Lowell-2.
For 10 days-Cogia Hassan,
Notice-W. H. Anderson.
ADMINISTRATION.
Wanted Mrs. f. A. Clark,
New Orleans Molasses-Thos. Lynch & Co.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES,
Blankets-Cogia Hassan.
Roll top Desks-F. o. Bailey & Co.
Call and see Lowell's display.
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Mrs. MURRAY's PIcTUREs.-Lovers of fine
art have been delighted for some days past by
the opportunityIto see at Hale's, Mrs. Muir
sumption" on its background of guinea gold.
The face of the madonna is very beautiful and
was drawn by Mrs. Murray from the face OF a
Spanish nun, sketches of whom she mas used
in many pictures, The drapery of the virgin is
in red and blue, indicating that the picture is of
a time after the birth of Christ, the antenatal
colors being blue and white. The background
of gold is held by preparation, the secret of
whose composition is kept in European con-
vent ahd has defied all attempts at detection
The frame is OF new and very elegant pattern
and the whole effect is exceedingly brilliant
The picture is admirably adapted as an altar
piece for Romish church. The subject has
been treated after the manner of the old Span
lsh school of Murillo with the warm and finish
ed coloring so peculiar to Mrs. Murrays own
style, and which illustrates SO remarkably the
potentialities of wa ter colors.
There is also on exhibition at Hales, for a
few days, Mrs. Murray's famous picture of
1.-THE Greek Betrothal," which was brought
here by the Polynesian on Wednesday and was
taken out of the Custom House on Saturday. 1t
is on its way from the London exhibition to
the Art Exhibition at New York. The picture
is very fine and striking one and will abun
dainty repay visit of inspection.
Mrs. Murray is full of work this winter and a
visit to her studio in the Young Mems Chris
tan Association building on Fourth Avenue,
New York, is delightful episode. The studio
is fine high room, with light from above, and
is furnished with old Spanish carved furniture,
the walls are covered with pictures and the
whole is arranged with such elegance and re
inement as to give it the air of lady's bou-
doir Mrs. Murrav's receptions are held on
Saturday of each week, and she is always
glad to welcome her Portland friends
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HAVANA. Schr Della o Yates-4s5o box shocks.
sol shocks and heads, 1878 bbls potatoes, 34,725
hoops '
CARDENAS. Schr Lizzie Greeg-5eOo box
shocks. wa
JAMAICA. schr S 4 Fabens. $1,000 # lumber
cases boots and shoes, 10 boxes cheese Is do cd
hs1, 10 bbls beef, do bread 5 do potatoes, 70 do
-four, do lard, do pork, 10 do neIrn pkgs glass
ware boxes tobacco, do rasins Is do soap as kits
mackere bbls meal, drums cod fish IS pkgs mer-
chandise.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Brig Annie w Goddard-3sOo
bbls -four 100 do oatmeal 500 bush oats As do beans
YARMOUTH, Ms. Brig vesta-0oO bbls -four.
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The stock market for specialles, like New york
Central shares, has been exceed ely srrong with an
advance of two to three PEI since this morning
Lake Shore has also been stronger with an advance
better demand The earnings of the Central road tor
eth last week reported show gam of 100000.
The foreign news is less favorable. The Bank Of
England has lost E254OO0.
Gold has sold up to 1lOs. Sterling Exchange has
further advanced to 1883 a 1899 The stock market
is closing strong, with Rock Island selling at par
Tie pr sident # this company says the earnings of
the past three weeks show an increase Of over
last year.
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AUCTION SALES.

Valuable Horse mt Auction.
M Wednesday, Dec. 81, at II O'clock in front of
- our rooms, is Exenange street, we srall seIl a
'aiuabie mare, years old. sound and lind weighs
100 pounds; not afraid Of cars or anvthipg I.sdy
IN drive her, A very fine family horse.
e. u. BAALEA a. CO.. Auctioneers.
ue2o 81
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MASONIC
At Masonic HALL No OK EycLo,,oe Sfreet


At Masonic Hall, No. 90 Exchange Street.
YORK RITES.
BLUE LopGEs-Ancient Land Mark, first Wednes-
Wednesday.
CHAPTERs-GreenleafR R. A. c., first Monday; Mt.
Vernon, X. A. c., third Monday.
CoUNcIL-Portland G. r. g. 8. Masters. second
Monday.
CoMMANDERIEs OF K T.-Portland, fourth Mon
day: ST. Adams, second Thursday.
GRAND BoDIEs-Grand Lodge, first Tuesday In
May; Grand Chapter, first Tuesday evening in May !;
Grand Council, Wednesday P. NJ; Grand Com
mandery, Wednesday evening.
MASONIC RELIEF AssocIATIoN-Fourth wednes-
day in every 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 L., third
Friday.
CoNsIsToRY-Maine Consistory, S. P. R. S., fourth
Friday In Mach, June, September and December.
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Music HAIL.-A good house greeted Wilson
& Clarkes combination troupe at Music Hall
Saturday evening. It's the intention of this
company to remain here through the winter
and cater to the taste of our citizens. New
stars will constantly be introduced, and Wig
orous effort made by this excellent companv To
give to Portland what has long been needed-a
permanent place of amusement. To-nigha the
French Spy will be placed upon the stage, with
Mdlle. Zoe in the leading character.
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Various Matters,

CINCINNATI Dec. 27.-The Board of Trade
to-day adopted resolution protesting against
the repeal of the bankrupt law.
The number of hogs slaughtered since Nov.
LIST is AGO, 900.
The railroad troubles are confined to the Pan
Handle route
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steady fall of snow in this city from Saturday
morning to Sunday forenoon, following a con-
siderable storm on Friday. The weather clear
ed in the evening. The depth of snow on
level is from % to "a inches
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A anQiled Rank.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S.-The President of
one of the minor national banks in this city has
used the whole surplus of the bank, some $780,
600, for the benefit of an iron manufacturing
company, and it will be total loss. The CAPT.
tai of the bank, however, is uninjured.
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UNION COURSE, STEVENS PLANs-Hon
Israel Washburn will deliver the second lecture
in this coure Wednesday evening, in the place
of the Rev. G. w. Bicknell, who has severe
throat trouble and is unable to lecture.
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NOTHING RACKS THE FRAME like a violent
cough; yet nothing is more readily cured. 1t
Is only necessary to take Hale Honey of Hore-
hound and Tar according to the directions
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
1WeOdaW1t
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The New Cou.tttu,iou.

HARRlsBURa. Dec. 28-The State Constitu-
tional Convention adjourned sine die last night,
after reviewing and counting the vote and re-
questing the Governor to issue a proclamation
declaring the constitution in force after Janua-
ry 1st.,
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New York stock and Money Marker.

New YORK, Dec. 81 Mornino.-Money at 6 per
cent. Gold at 1893. Sterling Exchange, long, 1881;
do snort 109s
The following were tna alotarlana OF Gox.rnmsn4
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Arrest Of n Policeman for Drunkenness.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S.-Saturday night po
liceman Chantry was ordered under arrest by
police Lieut.. Rice for intoxication. He defied
the officers, and drawing a pistol fired two
Shots neither of which took effect. Chantry
was finally secured and locked up. Tnis morn
ing he was held to BAIL
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CITY HALL.-This evening the grand Ruders
dorff concert is to be given at City Hail. Thai
the hall will be full there can be no doubt. II
is advisable for those who wish to secure good
seats to go early. The following is the
PROGRAMME:
PART I.
Glee-As 1t fell upon day . Earl of Mornnpton 1860
English Glee Club.
Pianoforte Soio-March from Wagners Taun-
n'o'si Mr.. Frederick Boscoviis. l'sa'
SOng-Cupa Fatal MeSt1Z1a... Centemeri
Miss Lisa Norton.
Duett-Gia sorge IL sol. go. Donizetti
Mr. Chas Hayden and Mr.. j. F. Baldwin.
Madame Erminia Ruderadorf. -
Song-I love my love-. .............P insuti
Mr.. Cbas. Hayden.
PART II.
Glee-Oberon from fairy land. ...........St Stevens
English olee Club
Ballad-She wore wreath of roses. knight
Madame Erminia Rudersdorf.
Pianoforte Solo
s- Ms,7s MenuettO arranged By BoscOvitz
Mr.. Frederic Boscovitz.
Song-O, Willie boy, come home .......... Gabriel
Miss Lisa Norton.
les; 81 ss% sss ss
Mr. Frederic Boscovltz.
Song-The rose bush. ...................H Hodges.
Miss Jennie Pease.
scenasLMiserere- Trovatore. $500. Verdi
Glee Club.
Part Song-Good morrow.
English Glee Club
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

NICE perfect white blankets at $500 a pair.
Better qualities in proportion at
CoGIA HAssAN's
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EVENING ScHooL.-Bishop Bacon has made
arrangements to organize an evening school for
such girls as cannot attend day schools, to be
taught by the Sisters of Charity at the st.
Aloyslus on Congress street and at st. Domi-
MICS ON Gray street.
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BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
SArURDAY.-James Eindley. Intoxication. Fined
IS with costs.
John Rhines. Search and seizure. Fined $50
with COSTS Paid,
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The FREIGHT BLOCKADE BRoKEN.-Th
Grand Trunk Railway which has been holding
back freight for Halifax, will now probably re-
sumo their receipts of freight for that port
owing to the large freighting arrangements
made by the New England and Nova Scotia
Steamship Company. The steamship Alhsm-
bara which sailed Saturday for Halifax has a
capacity of 5000 barrels, and the steamer Chase
5000 barrels, which gives this company car
rying capacity Of 11,OOO barrels per week.
Since December Goth, the Halifax line hav
forwarded about II, 900 barrels, and the block
AIDE of freight has been completely broken.
There is now scarcity of freight for the steam
ers, and the company has been obliged to lay
up the steamer Chase until she shall be want
ed and cancel an arrangement they had made
with the Boston steamer Alhambra to come
here for cargo next Tuesday. The Acadian
will be ready this week t., load for Halifax,
but we understand there is not a load here for
hor
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HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is a welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas-
ter Hall and d. Wentworth, 337 Congress, cor
ner of Oak street.
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SEE LowELL's display of Watches at 155
Middle street. Selling very cheap. Just the
thing for New Years Present dec29 St
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CALL and see the new roll-top desks at oul
rooms 10 Exchange street.
dec29 St FO. BAILEY g. Co.
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MISSION SCHOoL.-One of the best of good
times was that at the Deering Bridge Mission
School, Thursday evening This school which
is under the management of the Free Street
s. s. was organized last April and now num-
bers about 40 scholars. A beautiful tree
loaded with presents delighted the children
and refreshments kindly provided by the i'm
mediate friends were free to all. The officers
were not forgotten, and received handsome
presents from the school, Several Christmas
pieces were sung and two carols rendered by
aquartette Rev. A. X. P. Small was present
and at the close of the exercises made some
very pleasing remarks. This school has COM
menced great work and we, hope it may long
be prospered in it.
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TO X b L q N.


LoNDoF, Dec 29-6 A. MA special to the
Daily Telegraph says France has given satisfac-
tory assurances to Germany relative to the hos
tile pastorals of the French bishops.
Spanish News.
MADRID, Dec. 2S.-Castelar, Salmeron and
Figneras held a conference yesterday The
Correspondence thinks 1t will result in a COM
plete agreement, but the impartial aud Diaro
say that an understanding is impossible, The
report is reiterated that the Spanish govern
ment requires of the United States tn. restitu-
ton OF the Virginus and the payment of in
demnity.
The Butcher Recalled.
HAVANA Dec. 28.-The Vose de Cuba says
that it is rumored that Gen. Burriell has been
relieved of the command of the Eastern De-
partment by orders from Madrid.
Cuban Matters.
The appointment of Hon. Caleb Gushing to
be Minister of the United States to Sp ain is
favorably received here.
The Spaniards are loud in their expressions of
satisfaction at the resignation of Gen. Sick es,
whom they charge with instigating many of
the intestine troubles Of the peninsula. ~
The Mac rid gov mt las not only refused
to accept the rssr. alton of Captain General
Joveller, which was orwarded OIL the 4th inst.
but has granted him extended and extraordina
ny powers. The nature of these powers is not
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LoRING, SHORT & HARMON make speciality
of blank books Their advertisement tells the
story
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DIR. Urapn of Boston,
at Preble House Thursdays and Fridays. Con-
sultatiOn free. Send for circulars containing
wonderful cures. nov12MaTh&Swtt,
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I. O. O. E.
At Odd EelEolrs, Hall. No. 81 Ercl

dt Ouu Fett0US Hal, NO. 81 Exchange Street.
=, LoDGEs-Maine, on Monday evenings; Ancient
Brothers, on Thursday evenings; Ligonia, on Friday
evenings; Beacon, on Tuesday evenings; Ivy, d. of
L., second and fourth Saturday
ENcAMPMENTs-Machigon first and third We'd
1esdays; Eastern Star, second and fourth Wednes-
days; Portland, first and third Saturdays.
RELIEF AssocIATIoN-Every third Tuesday in the
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Receipt. by Railroad. and steam

GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS. cars sundries do
shocks, do slaves, do potatoes, do heading, do
lumber, do poles, do bark, do for G Railroad
do tor Boston, IL do for st John, NIB, do for Hal
flax, II do for steamship.
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New Subscribers (appying early for the wear 1874
m " have, without ehuge, the hast volume for is a
II snch ne, iodicals as they may subscribe for
Or instead. new subscribers tn any two three A.
four OF The above Ieriodicas NAV have (. NJ of tba
Four Review for 1873; subscribers to all 4, We nav
ave two of the "four Review, or one set ~ f,,
woo.'s Magazine FIR 1873 VI DiacA-
Neither premiums to subscribers nor discount IA
clubs can he allowed unless the money : rcm;,,sJ
Iirect 10 the publishers No premium siyen ~ Tihs
application. -"' W 400" va
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Stated Meetings.
CITY GOVERNMENT

The regular meetings of the City Council take place
ne nrst Monday evening of each month.
The school Committee meet the fourth Monday eve
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Upwards of 10000 persons followed the re-
mains of Francois Hugo to the grave Sunday.
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The SToRM.-The severe northeast snow
storm that the telegraph for the past week an
nounced was making its way north from Vir-
GINA. reached here on Saturday and ragged with
considerable severity for twenty-four hours.
About four inches of snow fell in this city,
which the heavy Wild caused to drift badly.
Travel in the city was very little impeded. The
trains were on time, as the snow was light and
easily thrown aside. The only damage done to
the shipping ia the harbor was in the case Of
the schooner F. A. Colcord, from Eastport,
bound for Salem, which put in here during the
storm, She dragged her anchors Saturday
night and went on the breakwater. She had a
deck load of hay. The steam tug Tiger, Capt.
Willard, went to her assistance yesterday af-
ternoon, got her off, and towed her up to the
marine railway. She was but little damaged.
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Providence Prin, Cloth Marker.

PRovIDENCE.D Dee. 81 The printing cloih his marke
is quiet prices well sustained. Tue sales of The pas
week foot up $500 pieces, including 10000 pects
to Jan at Gle. u
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METEOROLOGICAL.
ME IEOlkVIlO0IICALe
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENrY-FoUR
HOURS
For New England

HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE Grief SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Dec. %, .7.30 P. MY
For New England
and thehce westward over the northern por-
ton of the Middle States and lower lake region
and northward over the st. Lawrence Valley,
brisk northwesterly to southwesterly winds,
with generally clearing weather and possibly
areas Of light snow Cautionary signals con-
tinue at Woods Hole, Boston, Portland and
Eastport
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BlackwOOd's Edinburgh Magazine,

These periodicals nsti u.e a wonderful miscrI-
any OF modern thought, rese1ch, al d criti ism
The cream of all European DO ks worth reviewing Is
ound here, and they treat cf the adm " nts of
the world in mastery ariic'es writt-n y men who
nave special knowledge Of the m tier, trea. Cd The
american Publishers ur1e up all int 4 ent rea /
ers in This country liberal support of III eprints
which they have so long and so oh apply fun ished
ceiling sure that no expenditure for literary m tier
Will Yield so rich return as that required for sub
cription to these the
Leading Periodicals of Great Rrjta,n
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LONDON, Dec. 27-12.3O P. M-American securi
tles.U s. bonds, 1865, old, "a; u s. l0-40s 92 new
os sie Erie SIT; preferred do 5sf New York Central
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A discount Of twenty per cent will be allowed N
climbs OF four or more persons. Thus four mics Of
Blackwood or Of one Review will be sent to enc ~
dress for sl2sU four copies of the four Reyiews and
lockwood foI S4S, and so on. 90 90
To clubs OF ten or more, in iditon to the above
up of the club. sNsA-
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Receipts OF Grain, &c.


GRAND TRUNK R. r.
Consumes No. cars. Consiqnees. No. car
Stevens & Co ,corn.......3
=, BY water conveyance 1000 bush cornmeal to GeoW
True g. Co. ~
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AILYDomEsrIC Receipts.


Consi0nees, B6Is f,nnsionees Rbs
Norton Chapman & Co.100 Butler s. Josselyd 200
Vaughan & Clarke. 100 w L Alden. -. 100
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Havana Market,

Havana Market.
HAVANA, Dec. T.-Sugar nominal. Stock of Su-
gar in the warehouses at Havana and Matanzas
$4,000 boxes AM $500 hogshead receipts of tie week
have been $500 boxes an 1850 hhds exported during
the week $1,000 boxes and 175 bids, including $500
ooxes and all the hhds to the United States. Mo-
heavy. INV
Freights to firmer loading at Havana for the Unit
ed States P bx sugar 10; per hid Sugar loading at
Havana for United States rs ~ 90; " hid Mo.
lasses at 25 a so; to Falmouth and orders at 81
q SIS Cd loading at other ports on north coast to
states per hid Sugar IS @ 90; do molasscs rs a
~; 10 to Falmouth or orders 60 q 65s
Exchange is firm; U. s. 60 days currency 70 a. so
prem; short sight at SO g IS prem; so days. gold "a
@ 20 prem short sight gold 9s a 80 prem ION London
at IL q Is prem; on Paris 90 q "a prem.
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TEMPLARS OE HONOR

At Temptars Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNCTL-Mane, first and third Mondays in each
month.
TEMPLE-Forest City, No. l. every Wednesday
evening.
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iOdicals Of Great Britain
TERMS:
CLUBS.

Postage two cents number, to be prepaid bv the
quarter at the office OF delivery. WIG