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FOR Il q N.

Communication Of the Sentence of Bazaine,
PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE decision of President
MacMahon in the case of Bazaine is announced
this morning The sentence of death against
the Marshal is committed to twenty years Sc
clusion. He is to bear the effects of degrade
ton from his rank but will be spared the hui
initiating ceremony.
Republican Victory i'm Spain.
MADRID, Dec. 12.-Gen. Morones Yesterday
re-occupied Tolesa, the capitol of Guipuzcoa,
after an engagement in which the Carlists lost
$50 men. -
Omcially Denied.
HAVANA, Dec. 12.-It is officially denied at
the Treasury Department that the payment of
customs duties will be. required on gold after
January LIST, 1874.
Fears Of Religious Troubles.
The Vose de Cuba fears that religious trou-
bles will be added to our foreign and internal
complications, but the mass of the people man.
ifest little interest in ecclesiastical disputes
Reported Success by the Insurgents.
NEW YORK, Dec. ia private letter from
Havana dated Dec 7th, read at the Cuban
headquarters yesterday, says that Gen. Vineute
Garcia, at the head of 1000 Cubans, has met
and defeated Spanish column. No particu-
lars are given. 1t is also reported from CANA
guey that the same officer, few days ago,
DRESSING his men in Spanish uniform, captured
large fertilization and made the Carr son pris
oners without firing gun or losing man.
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PART /

LITTLE GIRLS FAIR.-The society called the
Society for Mutual Improvement" composed
wholly of little girls from the ages of 8 to IL
years, held fair at Union Hall, Ferry Village,
Cape Elizabeth on Wednesday evening last.
The net proceeds of the fair were $45, obtained
from the sale of fancy articles made by the
girls belonging to the society. Considerable
taste and skill was displayed on their make anu
design, Nice hot coffee and refreshments in
abundance were furnished. The large table
well filled with choice candies of all kinds was
extensively patronized By the little boys and
girls. The affair speaks well for the little folks
If Ferry Village, but we hope that their next
effort will oven excel it in skill, taste and
amount realized. b.
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Col j. Frank Miller died at his residence on
Spring street, yesterday morning just as he was
rising from his breakfast table. He had been
confined to the house for some weeks
Col. Miller was graduate of Bowdoin in the
class of 1856 Soon after graduation he came
to this city and entered upon the study of law
with Fessenden & Butler At the outbreak of
the war he was appointed Military Secretary to
Governor Washburn. In 1862 he received the
appointment of Adjutant General in the SER
vice of the United States. with the rank of cap
tain, and was assigned to the Department Of
the Gulf. From that time until February, 1868,
he was Secretary of State under the military
governorship. Then he was appointed Mayor
of New Orleans, which position he held one
year. After this he was assigned as Assistant
Adjutaut General in the Department
of the James, He left the service
July 10Th, 1864, returned to this city, and went
into the practice of law with L. B. bennett,
Esq The partnership was dissolved at the
time of the fire. In 1865 and 1866 he was men,
Der of the Legislature from this city
Col. Miller was man of brilliant possibili-
Responsibilities which, because of one unfor-
tunate failing never came to realization. He
had future as promising perhaps as that of
any young man in Maine
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IS and closed at 1oi; seller Feb ISL No Spring
at O93; rejected 04. Corn opened firm and Closed
for seller Jan; SAC for seller Feb Oats in fair de-
mand and higher; No at 39A cash or seller Jan,
Rye is firm and scarce; No at soc Barley is dull
ProvisIons-Pork in fair demand and higher; mess
at IA so g "A rs cash sales at 10 80 seller FEB Lard
az Of s on spot
seller Feb short rib middes packed spot &c; short
clear midldes &c: Green Meats strong; shoulders
held at Al &c. Hams sold q. 81 q SIC for 10 and 10
pound averages short rib middes quoted 16Ac Dress
ed Hogs opened firm and closed dull; sales at 50 q
kecepts-I3oOO Dbls -four, 900 bush wheat, 81
oo0 PUSH corn $1,000 bush OATS 5000 bush rye, 49,,
Shipments Il, obls four 12s, 900 bush wheat A.
goo bush corn, $1,000 brsh oats, 5000 bush rye, III
| 900 bush barley.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 12.-Provisions-f held firm
at 70 90 for spot and seller Dec Lard steady; ket
SIC do Dec. Bulk Meats firm and offerings light
shoulders at 5ac clear rib sides 63c clear sides 7c.
Bacon quiet and steady at 6sc for shoulders; clear
rib sides 7sc clear sides at Sc. Hogs quiet; range
65 g 25; receipts $4,000 head; shipments COCO
unfavorabe. Whiskey firm at 92c. y
TOLEDO Dec. 12-Flour is firm and in fair demand.
Wheat dull and lower; No White Wabash at 40 /;
Amber Michigan nominally at 4s seller JAIL; 1 90
er Jan. Corn in fair demand and hrm; high Mixed
cash sac; seller December and January 60c seller
in fair demand and firm at 45a for No l. 4iic for No q
Clover Seed sold at 10 q IT, Dressed Hogs firm at
675.
Receipts-0,0Oo bbls flour, 5000 bush wheat, 4OO0
bush corn, 1000 bush oats.
Shipments-0000 bbls hour, 5000 bush wheat 5000
lush corn, $1,000 bush oats.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 12.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
wheat quiet and weak; sales Of No at III; No 2
at lat cash; seller Jan 10. Oats steady at 3s}c for
No. Corn excited and prices higher at 6s1c for No
Mixed; Rye steady: No at 7sAc. Barley firm and
IN ialr demand at 40 for No Spring. Pork is 90.
Hams IN pickle 8 g 10c. Lard is dull and nominal !;
kettle SIC; steam &c. .I
hogs.
Shipments $1,000 bbls -four, $4,000 bush wheat
CHARLESTON, Dec. 12-Cotton frmer; Mddling
uplands at 15c r
SAVANNAH, Dec. 12.-Cotton strong; Middling mp
lands 15Ac.
NOBLE, Dec 12.-Cotton is firm; Mid ling up
lands 15lc.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 12.-Cotton is higher; Mid
| ding uplands at 16Ac.
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domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. Accommodation is in good
request sales 2490 bales; Mddling uplands at I6ic
Flour is less active sales 500 bbls State at 20 "a
80; Round Hoop Ohio So a 60; Western 70 (d|
$4,000 bush; No Milwaukee 80 q so; No Chi
cago at "a q IS; Amber Michigan 1 66A; White
Michigan Sc; Iowa Spring SO d Sc; sales II 100
bush No Chicago to arrive, at s.. Corn closed Q
shade frmer; sales 256 900 bush; Mixed Western in
store tn q 78c; Mixed Western afoat at rs q 79c.
Oats dull sales 80 900 BUSH White Western at IS a
soc; Western Mixed afoat 81 a SOC. Beef firm; LIST
grade new plain mess IS g 7 90. Pork frmer
sales ITO bbls new mess at 16 CO., sales of 1000 bbs
seller March at 16 so q 16 IS. Lard is frmer;
sales 1000 ties; steam Ssc kettle at Ss5 a 60, Butter
firm; fine Ohio at % g 26c Selected State at SO q &c.
Whiskey is frmer; Western free 96c. Rice is firm !;
rsseins L . Coffee quist Rio I'll Ia q IS Il
Gold Molasses u quiet; Clayed II q 2lc; New Or
leans GO @ 6Sc Porto Rico % q SOC; Muscovado II a
22c. Naval Stores-Spirts Turpentine is steady at
40Ac; Rosin Is quiet at 90 q 65 for strained. Pc
troleum easier; crude at 5tc refined at 14c. Talow
frmer; sales 5000 lbs. at 7tc.
Freights to Liverpool are frmer; Cotton per sail
5-16d Grain do do II @11Ad.
CHICAGO, Dec. 12-Fiour is in light demand and
holders firm; sales extra Spring at % 75 Wheat
active and higher at the opening and quiet and weak
with most Of the advance lost at the close sales No
Spring at 10 g 19A; No aspiring sold at / 16l
and closed at 141 on spot; seller January sold at
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS in MAINE.
Especial to Press.l

Especial to Press.l
Severe Accident at Nerrldgeweck.
SKowHEGAN, Dec. 12.-Judge Rowe of Nor
ridgewock, Director and Treasurer of the Som
erset Railroad, while coupling cars was severe
ly damned this morning. One arm and several
ribs were broken. His recovery is somewhat
doubtful. Judge Rowe is the present Judge Of
Probate for Somerset County, and is about &C
years of age. 4
ITO the Associated Press.l
Accidental Deaths.
BANGOR, Dec. 12-John Williams of Clifton
aged %, accidentally shot HIMSELF dead yester-
day. a
Angus Romer of Trenton, fell on an axe yes
terlay and cut his thigh SO badly he bled te
death ia five minutes
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Brief JOttings.

The Treasurer of the Portland Provident As
! sociation ackno Wedges the receipt of $32 50
rom the Amateurs. 48 Park street.
As the lecture room of the Second Parish So
ciety is not yet ready for occupation, divine
worship will be held as for the past six Sab
baths, in the First Baptist Church tomorrow
morning.
In the Supreme Court yesterday, before Judge
Virgin, on motion of Nathan Cleaves, ESQ.,, De
Porter B. Pride of Windham was admitted to
the bar. The Court adjourned sine die. ~
The third lecture of the temperance series
will be delivered Sunday evening by Rev. W.
B. Hayden, in the New Jerusalem church, New
High street, at O'Clock. .t1
A poor girl, ill able to spare the money, lost
her pocket book Thursday evening. The find
er will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
this office.
Ex-Governor Washburn opens the Deering
lecture course this evening with his lecture on
the Scottish Poets,''
The Aged Brotherhood holds final rehearsal
this evening at City Hall.
The Allan steamship Samaritan has been
chartered by the British government to take
supplies to the African coast for troops engaged
in the Ashantee war.
There will be tomorrow evening, at Z o clock,
prayer meeting at the Methodist Meeting
House, Woodfords Corner,
A Mrs. Evans, an elderly lady, fell down the
stairs of her residence, 46 York street, yesterday
morning, breaking two of her ribs.
The Alhambra has gone into the dry dock at
Halifax, and will not be here before Thursday
The new pottery at Deering is completed and
the fires will be lighted next Thursday.
The ''Stone Ware Company" of Deering
haze begun the building of solid wharf at
their works. 1t will be 200 feet square and will
extend to the newly cut channel. 1t will be
completed during the next year ,9 sr, Es
The horse cars will be in front of City Hall
at the close of the concert tomorrow evening.
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NEW YORK.


Trial Of the New Automatic Telegraph
New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE new automatic
ter General, accompanied BY Messrs Ramsdell
and Garfield. The Postmaster General took his
station in the Washington office, while Post
master James represented him in this CITY. The
Presidents message of 1900 words was trans
mitted in 22a minutes, Number of words per
transmitted to Washington, in about the same
time. All this was done on one WIRE
Raid ON Gambling Houses.
Tine police made another raid on gambling
houses last night, in the 9th and 14th PRECINCTS,
seizing faro tables roulette boards, Chips. etc,
and arresting and taking to the station house,
nearly one hundred pfopFietors aud players
John MOrrisey's and other establishments got
wind of the matter and closed their doors in adj,
vance.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Mrs. A. Cole
of Cornish, most heartily thank their friends
for their annual visit. on the ides of November,
and their generous donation of $50 and more,
of which $137 was cash. Tho interest of tho
occasion and the donations were much larger
because of the presence and gifts OF generous
fIiends from Portland.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


VHthnwW W mUutbHuc N16rK0tSs
FRIDAY, DEC. 12.-The Grain market is very firm.
Corn is sving at 9Oc, Meal SIC and Oats &C. with
good demand. Flours tend upward an advance hav-
ing taken place in New York and the Western pro-
ducng regions. Sugars steady at 1OA for Gram
ulated 10c for AS, and 95c for extra Cs. The Pro-
duce market is firm and there is let up in prices
of any article. The Grocery market is steady with
prices firm for about every article. Drugs and Dyes
are very steady. Dry Goods are firm for all staple
articles, especially manufactures of Cotton. The
Iron market rules steady. The Fish market is with
out change, r--
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QUITE SHoCKNG.-One of our city clergymen
who writes an illegible hand, lately accepted
an invitation to lecture in Skowhegan. The
lecture committee telegraphed to the reverend
gentlemen asking the title of his lecture, SO
that they might announce it. To their horror
and establishment a telegram came back read
lug, standing round out of hell" They tele-
graphed for a repetition of the message and it
came again standing round out of hell"
Greatly shocked. they wrote to the lecturer for
an explanation. Next day they were relieved
by letter from him which conveyed the graft
flying explanation that the title of bis lecture
was standing round an ant hill"
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Music HALL.-A good house greeted the
Dolle Bidwell troupe at Music Hall last even
ing. The play of Leah the Forsaken'' and the
''Stage Struck Barber" were very acceptably
presented. Tonight is positively the last night
of the engagement, and an excellent hill is pre-
sented, The sensational play of ''The Trap
per's Daughter, in which Dolie takes the role
of Nemehaha," and the farce of 1.-THE Rough
Diamond" in which she assumes the part of
s'Margery," will be pct upon the boards.
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Order for the Transfer of the virginius'
Prisoners.
Marine Losses ON the Lakes.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. IA carefully compiled
statement Of marine losses on the lakes gives
the total damage for 1873 at $3,g76,0O0 nearly
81 100000 more than in 1872. The number of
vessels of all kinds lost or damaged in 1873 was
1918; in 1872 745
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ART NoTIcE.-Lovers of choice works of art
will be pleased to know that Brown & Co., of
Boston, hsve decided to make sale of modern
European Oil Paintings in this city the coming
week, and will open their collection for public
exhibition this afternoon, at store 3O1 Congress
Street, recently occupied by A. Lowell.
The Biddeford Times say s the Sheridan Ca
diets gave good exhibition iu that city Thurs
day evening, and showed proficiency in the
company movements and manual of arms
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RAID ON GAMBLERS. - Marshal Parker and
his deputies made raid on the notorious gam
bling place at % Market Square, kept by
Briggs and Eustis, last evening" They left the
station at o'clock and proceeded at once to
the spot. When they reached the door it was
shut and bolted, but one of the deputies leaned
against the door, and it gave" When they
entered they found about twenty persons
standing around" but none were playing.
They found faro bank, all the "chips" per-
tanning thereto, and $22 in the drawer. which
they took. As they found no one playing they
only arrested the proprietors. The gamblers
will be brought before Judge Morris
The account books of the firm, which we're
found, shows the net proceeds of the bank to
be about $500 since October
Officers Hanson, Black, Crowell, and Ster-
ling assisted in the raid.
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Flour, Flour.

If you are in want of choice barrel of flour
call at Wilson & Co.'S, corner of Exchange
They sell all of the leading brands including
the famous 'sPatapsco," and other brands too
numerous to mention, in barrels, half barrels
and sacks. Call and examine quality and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
.........-.. w. L. WILSON & Co
dec12 st Corner Federal and Exchange st.
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Modern European
OIL P PAINTING s
AT AUCTION.

On Tuesday and Wednesday.
Dec. 18th and 18th, at and q Ii
store 3Ol Congress, cor. OF Brown
Sal Get, a choice collection of Mod
ern European Oil Paintings from
the importing house Of Brown a.
Co., Boston.
This is one of the largest and
finest collections ever offered In
this city.
We invite examination, after
noon OF Saturday, day and
evening until Sale.
F. 0. Bailey & Co., Auctioneers'
4
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Superior Court.

DECEMBER CIVIL TERM, 1873, BEFORE JUDGE sY
MONDs.
FRIDAY.-In the case of William B. Thompson vs.
AIRS. Mary A. Gray, the testimony is closed Mr..
Merrill will cese for the defendant at the coming in
of the Court at O'Clock Saturday morning
Howard g. Cleaves for the plaintiff br --sl,
A. Merrill for the defendant.
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POLICE householder Hanson arrested two
small boys yesterday for making disturbance
in Market Square.
A liquor dealer on Green street made a coma
plant at the station last night that some one
had given him beating, and wanted the m ar
rested, but the police thought that he hadn't
got any more than he deserved and refused to
make the arrest.
A row occurred on York street last night, in
which several persons got badly hurt. The
leader was arrested. t
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Municipal Court.
BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.

FRIDAY.-Solomon johnson and Dawson McGlin-
chy Search and seizure Fined $50 each with costs.
Paid.
Oliver j. Stenbon. Assault and battery. Fined
$40 with costs. Paid.
George Turkey. Intoxication Lined s. with costs.
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LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF does not
require cooking or warming-Is in the form of
a Foreign Liqueur. Is composed of Beef Bran
dy and Tonics-Sold by Grocers and Wine
and by Druggists as a superior nutritive Tonic.
dc9-1m
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Marriage Of the Secretary of War

CINNINNATI Dec. 12-Hon. w. w, Belknap,
Secretary of War; was married at Harrisburg,
Ky, yesterday, to Mrs. H. L. Bowers, daughter
of DR.. John A. Tomlinson,
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Consignees. No. cars. Consiqnees. No. cars
Shaw, Hammond q Co, "a bills p0rK.
John Dennis 105 do AMI 80 half do beef
w q Miliken, 70 do beef.
Kendall 8 Whitney, 159 bags seed.
By water conveyance 1000 bush cornmeal to Geow
True & Co.
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GRAND TEA PARrY.-The General Commit
tee of the Soldiers and Sailors Monumental
Association met at the Library Room of the
A. & N. U. last evening to make arrange
ments for meeting at City Hall to celebrate
the centennial anniversary of the throwing
over of the tea in Boston harbor. Tuesday eve
ming.
The following programme was decided up
on: The General Committee are to meet at the
hall at half past seven. At eight an address
is to be delivered by Gen. j. A. Hall. After
the lecture grand tea party will be held in
Reception Hall. The tea will be free to all,
but if any one chooses to pay, it will help ac-
complish the object for which the meeting is
held, which is to raise funds for the monu-
ment Tea will be served by young ladies,
dressed in antique costumes. Contributions of
tea, sugar and milk are solicited. 1t is hoped
that the young ladies will readily volunteer to
serve the tea. clI
This being the anniversary of the "tea par
ty'' in Boston, it is hoped that all will aid as
much as possible to make it success. 1t is
proposed by some to have promenade con-
cert at the close of the tea. ~ "a
The Committee are requested to meet again
at the Library Room on Monday night to
make the final arrangements.
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A Card.

Inc treasurer of ''The Home for Aged Wo-
men, gratefully acknowledges the receipt OF
Sloo-a legacy from the late Capt. j. Ignatius
Stevens. of Gorham.
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SEND your orders for Oyster at Hatch's, 307
Congress street, 40 cents quart, delivered to
any part of the city. nov8Stf
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For Eruptve Disease of the Skin, Pimples
and Blotches, Vegetine is the great remedy, as
it removes from the system the producing
cause. dc1O-W&S&W1t
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MEssRs. F. o. Bailey & Co., will sell at
@. M. of Fort Preble, a lot of clothing, &c.
Also in Market Square at II clock, new and
secondhand sleighs, horses, pony, &c. See
auction column. I. u. .. !.
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Guardians Sale.

DCRSUANT to a license from the Hon. John A.
Il Waterman, Judge of Probate within and for the
County of Cumberland, shall cell at public auction
at the s,ore Of John NJ Allen at Sacearappa In the
town Of Westbrook, on Tuesday, JAM Is, 1874. at .
estate situated in Windkam, in said County, VIZ ~
Two third parts in common with Mary Z. McLef-
Ian, Formerly Mary E. Conant) and subje t to Wild
the buildings thereon, bounded east by the River
road, so called south by land OF John Crague west
and north by Land Of Lorenzo ID. Knight, the same
containing six acres and being the same premises
conveyed to solomon Conant by Lorenzo ID. knight
by deed recorded in Cumberland Registry Of Deeds,
Book 342. Page 49, Terms cash on delivery Of Deed.
+. M. RAY. Guardian,
for Daniel Conant. Jr. and Hattie l.. Conaut, minor
heirs OF Solomon Conant, late OF Westbrook, de-
ceased.
December H. 1878. def2dlaw3ws
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HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Chase-775 boxes can
ned goods, hf bbs fish, box dry do, to Portland
Dbl herring to Maybury; do do to Lewis
1bo bbls kits fish to j Liscomb; piece steel to G
Bailey; II pkgs merchandise to Eastern Express
Co; hlf and 4 Or bbls mackerel to John Porteous;
pkgs merchandise to Swett's Express.
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The coroner's jury in the Charlestown TRACE,
dy rendered verdict that the mother and
daughter came to their deathat the hands OF
George U Kimball, the husband, who after
wards committed suicide
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Groceries. Cider, &C., at Auction.
I'm TUESDAY, Dec. 18th. at q O'Clock, we shall
Fancy Goods, comprising goods usually found IN
above stocks. Also so boxes Family Soap. so boxes
Clothes Pins, 60 dozen Fancy Soaps.
AT o'clock promptly, 100 bbls. choice Sweet Cider
BY order OF consignees also Store Furniture Marble
Slabs, Scales, Desks, Show Cases. Shoe Boxes, Meas
ures, Candy Jars, &c.
f. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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The following were the q1otaslons Of Government

Providcnce Print Cloth Market.
Providence. Dec. 12-The printing cloths market
firm and moderately active at &c tor standard and
extra Gas.
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and the Mindle States, thence westward over
the lower lake region, continued cloudy wealth
er and rain, With brisk and fresh southerly
winds ON the Atlantic coast, and fresh to brisk
variable winds in the lake region.
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THE CoNcERT.-It is scarcely necessary to
invite attention to fine concert to be given by
the Aged Brotherhood at City Hall, tomorrow
evening. as its merits are generally appreciated,
for everyone is making preparations to go. A
very large audience will undoubtedly be in at
tendance, and those who desire to secure seats
should lose no time. We append the pro-
gramme:
Pant
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CARDENAS. Brig Lock Lomond-3955 box shocks,
1000 shocks and heads.
HAVANA. Brig Ernestine- box shocks, bo6
bbls potatoes, 250 prs headings, 1000 hoops