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The Portland daily press., 1874-11-28
MARRIED.

Iu this city, Nov. 25 by Rev. S. T. Jones Frank T.
Homsted and Miss Clara E. Mclean, both of Port
land.
In this city, Nov. &c. by Rev. A. Dalton, ,Joseph
Castell, Jr. and Miss Agnes Looney, both of Port
land.
In this city, July &c, at the re idence of H. W. Bry
ant. Esq., by Rev. Chas. w. Hayes, Otis F. Scamman
and Miss Flora f. Harmon, both of Boston.
In this city, Nov. 26, by Rev. W. II. Fem Thomas
of Portland
In Deering, Nov. &c, by Rev. F. Southwor,h. Lucus
a. j. Aver Of Norwich. Conn, and Miss Addie S.
Small of Deering
In Cape Elizabeth, Nov. &c, by Rev. u. f. PIitcb-
ard. Chas f. Moultfort of Cape Elizabeth and Miss
Lizzie 5. SWEET OF Portland.
In Yarmouth. Nov. IT, by Rev. j. j. Abbott Geo.
A. Hitchcock and Miss Addie S. Tomap, both OF
Yarmouth
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-28

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 26.-Iu the General
Grand Masonic Chapter to-day telegram was
received from Hou. Ebert III. English, accept
ing the office of General Grand High Priest.
Past General Grand George A. Donnelly of
Arkansas was directed to install him. The
newly organized Grand Chapters of Nevada
aud West Virginia were recognized The
doings apd decisions of the General Grand
High Priests the past three years were
anDroved
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GEN. BUTLER was ''interviewed' by re
porter in New York, Wednesday, and gently
but firmly told the man with the lead pencil
that be was in the city on his own business,
business which could not possibly concern
either reporter or public. The General de-
serves word of praise for the snubbing he
Uava
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TYsDAL1asM has brought forth new

IYNDALIdSM mas brought forth new
apostle, a woman this time. Her name is
Anna Besant, she is young and very pretty,
and she made her debut at she advanced Uni
tartan chapel at Clerkenwell, in London.
The fair hereto was invited to lecture in the
chapel, and astonished her hearers by the ex-
tent 10 which she carried her evoutional the
cries. The minister felt compelled TO utter
public disclaimer of any affinity with her
philosophy. Tyndallism appears to be grow
ing quite fashionable with English women.
Moncure Conway says it is in order to ask
your par .Der in the waltz whether she is an
animst or believes that we are molecular
automatic, and quotes Drsraeli's saying that
ladies lisp atheism over their ices.
A LEGAL question is exciting considerable
attention in St. Louis, and its decision will be
of no slight interest TO some people in Port
land. Itappears that students at the Homoe-
opathic Colleges are not admitted TO the ad-
vantages of the city hospital, where they
would have an opportunity to study the diff
ferent phases of disease and the modes OF
treatment. The hom@opathsts have resort
ed to the law, and appeal to city erdi-
nance which provides that students of medi-
cine when accompanied by their instructors,
shall be admitted to the wards and lecture
rooms of tie hospital. The question is I'M
der advisement by the courts.
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1T appears that the plan of reporting SER
mons, Originated with the New York Tribune.
The first sermon ever reported in that paper
was one of Mr.. Beecher's. While the plan
has some advantages, we are moisture that
the world owes very heavy debt of graft
tude to the man who originated it.
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PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWESr3-RotR
HOURS.
FAR DEPT, OFFICE CaiEF SIGNAL.
OFFICER. Washington, u. G.,
Nov. %, Il A. NJ,
For New Esnglaud,
and the Middle states partly cloudy weather in
the interior and fog near the coast with south
or west winds, slight changes in the temporal
ture and continued high barometer.
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ngsNOss Telegram.

Col. Thomas SCOTT denies emphaticalIy that
he has any interest in the Philadelphia Press.
Miss Cushman's health is much improved,
and she left Cincinnati yesterday for Chicago.
Capt. Neil, of the fishing schooner George
b. Loring, was washed overheard Nov. 9Th on
the Grand Blnks. He belonged in Gloucester
and leaves wife and two children.
Amon 2. Dwyer of Amesbury, being arrest
ed, confesses to firing the town buildings in
that town last Saturday. L. is thought that he
has set Several other fires
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THE school record, recently issued from
the government printing office at Washing
ion, shows gratifying improvement in the
condition of schools. in the South. There
has been a notable increase in attendance
and in the number of school buildings
erected. and the public school system is more
favorably looked upon by even the Bourbon
element
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HAVANA. Nov. 27.-Spanish gold 2l21 a 213 pIem
American Gold % q 20. Exchange is quiet and
fra on the United States, 60 days currency at O4
q l05 prem do short sight 107 q 10S prem go days
gold 10 "a 124 prem; do short sight 155 "a i2S prem
on London at Isl q 151 prem; on Paris at 12l "a 126
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Wassacred by Savages.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.-Australian dates
to October Oath, state that the cutter Lapwng,
with crew of four while men and several ma
tive sailors, while the passage from New
Caledonia, stopped at the Island of Santa Cruz
for provisions. The savages massacred the
captain, officers and all the crew but one native
sailor. No names are given
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LONDON, Nov. 26-l2.30 P. M.-Consols at 93A a 93}
for money and account.
LONDON. Nov. 27-l23O P. M.-AmerIcan securi-
ties-U. 5. 5-20s, 1865, DID, 1861; do 1861, 1093 do
5s 1881; U. S. 1o-iOs 1911; New York Central at
o. Erie at 25s; do preferred 40.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 27-l2.3O P. M.-Cotton market
is dull; Mddipg upands e q 7ad do Orleans at sgd;
sales 1900 bales incudng 900 bales for speculation
and export.
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Rio Jaueiro Coffee rrnr.xc,.

Rio JANE1Ro, Nov. 25.-Wright, Brown & Co. re
port sales Coffee for the United States since 18th
inst $4,000 bags; shipments do 81 900 bags; loading
$4,000 oo stock at date 75,000 do average daily re-
ceipts TO- 400 do; price very firm at reas. Exchange
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FO r. IG N.


LONDON, Nov. 26-The Cutters annual ban
quet was given at Sheffield this evening A
large and distinguished company attended.
Lord Houghton proposed the toast: "The
United States, which together with England is
engaged in the good work of preserving indi-
vidualliberty"
Mr.. Sehenck, the American Minister, re-
Piled His countrymen, he said, were thankful
the world. They were particularly satisfied
countries had powerful reasons to maintain
good order. He believed that if necessary they
couldIunited Withstand the whole world.
success of the Argentine lnsuy gents.
MoNTEv1DEo, Nov. 26-The report that the
Argentine iusuroent chief Arredondo had de-
feated the Governor General Rocca is confirmed
by adviceS received which state that Arredondo
captured RoccaS artillery and took many of his
men prisoners.
The Argentine government has issued a
proclamation prolonging the state of siege for
ninety days. 1t is stated that the insurgent
leader Tobuado has entered the province of
Cordoba.
Won Arnim.
BERLIN. Nov. 27.-Herr Zelliches, one of the
editors OF the Spenca Gazette, was brought be-
fore a judge TO-DAY and examined on oath with
reference to his statement concerning Count
Won Arnim's negotiations with that journal.
The public prosecutor has decided to ask the
court before which Count Won Arnim is to be
tried to exclude the public dnriug the trial, as
it will be necessary to read official documents
thespublicity of which would be prejudicial to
tue state
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o u H
LEADERS,.

BALL FRINGE ALL SHADES,
so Gents u Ward.
BLACK TWO BUTTON KIDS,
80 Cts. n Pair-Al Sizes.
EXCR QUALITIES, TWO BUT
TON KID GLOVES,
rs Cents n Pair.
CENTS LINED DOGSKIN
GLOVES,
SisOO n Pair,
FINE WHITE BLANKETS,
S1,55 n Pair.
LADIES'ALL SILK WINSORTIES
rs Cents Each.
LADIES FELT HATS,
so Cents Each Mt
COGHA HASSAN,S,
1919 Middle aud q
Temple ST.
nor sn1m
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NEWARK, N j., Nov. 27.-The accidental
breaking of the driving wheel at Clark's thread
works to-day caused the loss of $4,000 and
throws 800 of the 1000 operatives, mostly fe-
males in the spinning department., out of en-
ployment for six weeks.
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HAVANA. Bark Estea-3S7l shocks and heads
1910 box shocks, box canned goods.
Foreign Imports.
SAGUA. Bark Dating-2 old anchors, $50 fathom
cham, Odd, lot old junk. sticks timber to mas
ter.
MAITLAND, Ms. Br schr Alexandsr-2o0 tons
plaster to order.
LIVERPOOL, EN- !. Steamship Hibeman-S6O
railroad rails to G L Railroad, pkgs merchandise TO
j W Perkins & Co, case hard ware to j Prindle
pkg merchandise to do, pkgs merchandise TO Can
adan Elk Co. case hard ware to I'll a. A Allan,
case leather 10 Agent NJ S S Co and merchandise
for Canada-29 cabin 81 Storage.
HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Georgia-S42 boxes
canned fish to j LiscOmb. 565 dodo TO Burnham L.
Morrill,. pkgs skins to II Fling, 5 Dbl berries to j
Knight, IS bds pollhek TO do, s pkgs merchandise
to Eastern Elk Co. 664 boxes Holsters TO w Jones Is
pkgs merchandise to do.
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SPGK ZEN.

Nov 16, SW Of Tortueas 90 miles, ship lroDsides
from Mobile tor Liverpool
Oct 2, lat 10 81 N, Ion 28 o. shin Anna Camp from
New York for Valparaiso.
Sept TO- lat II n. Ion 70 w, barquc Malleyil,c from
Liverpool for Bombay
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WIN T E r r. T. S O r IT !!
BOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL.

etor For fnll information address j. Ldgerwood &
Co., 75S Broadway, N. Y. Steamers sail every two
weeks no131m
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAI


FRIDAY Nov. 27.-Tbe general market is very
quiet and firm. Grain, sugars -four. pork and lard
are very steady with mo movement. Potatoes are
little higher, car loads being g. @ &c. while jobbing
lots sell for 75c. The supply small and the demand
good. Molasses is in active demand, with an up
ward tendency.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-28

For Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
the most approved aud reliable remedy is the we'll
known VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM.
Be careful to get the genuine Price, large bottles
81; small Told style) so cents. CUTLER BROS. q
CO.. Wholesale Drugg SITS. 2ropiietors, Boston.
no25 enW&S&w
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TaE GLORIOUS WORK GOES ON 4!
LORING'S
S p E G I f [ G !!
THE Cloud of Witnesses Increases.
THE GREAT CURE.

TIE 0nEAI SONGs
From GED. LEAvITT, u 9. Dept Col
hector, Macains Custom House, Ma
chias, Me.
DIR. THOS. G. LORHNG:
Dear sir-In April last my wife, who
had been sick abO0t three years, was ian
a very low state OF body and mind, n mere
slxeleIon, extremely nervous. Irrita BILE,
very despOndeut, in fear of losing her
mind, constantly talking about her health.
eating but little food, and that Distress
ing her greatly At .his time my family
Physicinu advised me to take my wife
away from home the only chance for
her, but gave little hope for success in
saving mind or body. BY the advice of n
friend L was induced 10 try LORlNG'S
SPECIFIC. did SO reIncianiiy, and
you will recOIiect my lack Of faitl. i'm any
medicine helping my wife, exhibited by
me the Sth of April last yet your ex.
cellent sPEClElC wrought wO 9he rfnl
change in her. GRADUALLY her Affections
and suffering LEFT her She now has a
good appetite, her food does not distress
her, she sleeps well her eye is bright, and
she has gained wonderfully in flesh and
strength. Gracefully Yours, &c.
LORING's SPECIFIC is sold by Deal
crs everywhere. Price $500.
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--latest bv Europeap steamera1

Sid FIN Batavia Oct /. Jennie Barker Waite tim
Rio Janero) for Sourabaya Sd. brig q Sbley Col
son, (from Montevideo) for Samara1g
ar at Bristol 10th, sch s Hume Origins Buc.
touehe for Gloucester.
Sid FIN Bona sd, Nash, SpaulJng. Philadel-
phia.
Cardih-Ent for ldg 10th, George Treat, CHM, for
Navassa
AT at Falmouth 18th, Resouie, Nichols, Rangoon.
Sid fin Liverpool 11th Hioegnan. Archer. for Port
land; Storm King. Boyd, RangooD.
Ent out 18th. Vermont, Richardson, Tor Rio ia
metro via Cardiff.
Cid at London 18th. Sarah Knssbury, Water.
house, Newport and Rosario
Ar at Leghorn 9th, Waldo, Estes. Trieste.
Ar at Marseilles Nov 7, Matthew Baird. Greenlcaf.
Nicnlaief
of Plymouth 10th, McNear, Carter, from Shields
for Hong Kong.
Ar at sourabaya Sept 81 Susan A Blasdell, Saw
yer. Batavia.
Ar at st Helena Oct II, Lepanio Staples, Batavia
fOr Boston.
sid I'm Table Bay, CHG. Oct ., MeGilvery, ,Iewett,
Maurtius.
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j. w. PERKINS & CO, w. 4. PHIL.
LIPS & co. supply the Trade.
n,7
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-28
Daily pomes,ic 8ecein,s.

Grand Trunk Railroad-Norton s. Chapman 100
tbs flour, Marshall q Ilsley 100 do do, Josselyn s.
Co 200 do do, David Keazer quo do do, H. H & Tar
box leo do do W l. Alden 100 do do, G Hayward 100
do do, w 2 McLarren 100 do do, Babb 81 ancaster
100 do do, W Hubbard 100 do do. JAS B Fiske 100
do do, Waldron g. True car oats. Kensell 81 Tabor
car corn, same ear barley, same car oats S w
Thaxter cars corn, John Dennis SO bbls beef Isaac
Berry car potatoes, Stewarr s. Co cars barley.
By water cDnveyance-1OU0 bush corpnleal to 8 W
True & Co.
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Cousurnptiou Can Ee Cured.


SCHENcK's PULMoNIc SYRUP,
SCHENCK's SEAwEED Tonic,
SJHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption. frequently medi lines that stop a
cough will occasion the death of the patient; they
lock up the liver, stop the circulation of the blooi
hemorrhage follows and in fact they clog the action
of the very organs that causei the cough Liver com
paiDt and Dyspepsia the causes OF two-thirds of
the cases of CONSUMPTION. Many persons complain
of dull pain in the side, cons aton, coated tongue
pain in the shoulderblade, feelings OF drowsiuess
and reslessness. the food lying heavily on the stsm
ach, accompanied with acidity and belching up OF
wind. These symptms usually originate from dis
ordered condition OF the stomach or torpid liver.
Persons 80 affected, ii hey take one two heavy
colds, and If the cough in these be suddenly
checked will find the stomach and liver clogged. re
manning torpid and inactive, and almost before they
are aware the lungs mass of sores, and ulcer
ated the result of which is death. Schenck's Pull
Wonic Syrup is an expectorant which does not con-
tain opium or anything calculated 10 check a cough
suddenly. Schenck's Seaweed Tonic dissolves the
food, mixes with the gastric juices of the stomach
aids digestion and creates a ravenous appetite
When the bowels are costive, skin salow, or the
symptoms otherwise of bilious tendency, Schenk's
Mandrake Pills are required. These medicines are
prepared only by
j. II. SCHENCK q son,
N. f. corner Sixth and Arch streets, Phila.
And are tor sale by all druggists and dealers.
Dr. Scnenck will be at the QUINCY House, Bos-
TON, on he following WEDNESDAYS: October 7th
and 21st, November 4th and 18th, and December ID,
18th and 3oth.
mei2 eod&w1ysn1l
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NEW York. Nov. 27-Ereniao.- was in fair
demand at q a per cent; prime mercantile paper
% per cent. ana q 10 per cent for second grade.
Sterling Exchange was duh and closed weaker at
4S5t q 4855 for 60 days aud 4S9 q 400 for demand.
Dry goods imports, 81, 2s3,974; amount marketed,
$121 4s; The customs receipts to-day were $780,
000 oltopened stronger, selling up to 1ll5, but
closed at 11is: rate paid for borrowing was per
cent. to fiat; carrying rates were q per cent. The
Assistant Treasurer paid $685. 900 in interest and
$79, 90 in redemption of bonds Governments opened
firm and strong strong with moderate business State
bonds more quiet and strong. Railroad mort cages
opened and continued firm with good request. The
stock market opened firm Tor speculative shares AID
advanced q per cent. during the morning. the
chief business being in North Western Later the
advance lost in the general list except Pacific
Mail and North Western, which continued firm and
active In the afternoon the market was irregular,
Erie Lake Shore, Union Pacific and Ohios q low
er. The market closed steady but dull. The total
transactions at the Stock Exhange aggregated 49,,
600 shares, of which II 900 were Western Union o.
600 Pacific Mall 1000 Erie, q, 900 Lake Shore, 1000
Union Pacific. $1,000 North Western, 5000 st Paul,
5000 Wabash The extreme range was Eric 274 a.
Lake Shore sos q 1885, Rock Island 1908 q 1901; Pa
cifc Mail All q 425.
fDllOwjnO the closing OuOtatiOnc of Gov
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LAUNcHED-At Waldoboro. by master VIM Fish.
barquentne of 469 tons, intended tor the West In
dia trade. She is owned by Capt Adam Smalley.
(who is to command herr together with the builders
and parties in Portland. The high rate which she
gets in American Loyds (A1 ~ years. tells the story
Of her excellent qualities. She named Fred Eugene
in honor of one of the partners in the house OF
S Hunt s. Co, Portland.
At Stockton 9th, by W Mudget. a barque Of s15
tons, named Willard Mudgett classed Al ten years.
Capt Isaac Dickey will command Der.
AT Belfast Path. by Garter ~ Co, q three-masted
schr OF 453 tons, named William Frederick, owned at
Belfast and 10 be commanded by Capt A Mckeen
late OF scbr Annie l. McKeen.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Venice -, brIs Lie Houshton, Rose, Phila-
delphia.
Sid i'm Cardiff 9th inst ship Intrepid. simmons
for Rio Janeiro; Nancy rendeton, Pendleton. Tor
Galle Melrose. Neil, Rio Janeiro.
At Baracoa 18th inst, schs Laura Webb Hatch.
and DeHart. Drisko for New YorR Carrie Bon
nell. Pinkham, for Philadelphia; ID Merritt, MeT-
rift for do.
Cid at St john NIB, 95lb, barque II MeLaren,
Ludlow, Penarth Roads,
Ar at Cardenas 10Th, brig Adene Richardson,
Drsko, New York.
Sid 10Th, brig Minnie Miller Davis, North of Hat
teras.
Ar at Havana goth. brigs David Owen Cbadbourn,
Pensacola; Pickering, Torrey, Bangor.
In port 2st, barque VIM Anderson, Brandt for
New York; Norena, Nichols. for North of hafteras;
brig Merriwa, Downs, for North of Hatteras, lds;
and others.
Ar at Matanzas 18th, barque w Griffith, Drum
mond, New York; 10th, sch l. Knowles, Chase.
Portland.
CID 10th, sch A ii Waite. Pcttengill, Pensacola
Sid 18th, bar1ue Lorena Blanchard, North OF Hat
terasi 18th. brig Mechanic. Gould, Fernandina.
Ar at st Jago 11th. brig Renshaw, Sylvester, New
York; Giles Lorng, Loring, Cow Bay.
SID I'm 81 Thomas 18th, sch Chino, LaEsi, Turks
Islands and New York
sld FIN Malaga Nov 4, sch Koehebo, Johnson for
New York,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES. !
ONE PRICE! NO VARIATION n!
e, u. ELDEN & Co.
have decided to make change in their stock
JANUARY L. 1875.
We now offer our entire assortment of
RICH AND Low PRICED GOODS
at less than
New York and Boston Wholesale Prices.
We mention a few of the many
Bargains we are now Offering.
400 Pieces Hills "A Bleach Coa:ons iac
yard.
IS Pieces Boot a. 60 '' Sc.
40 Is Fine Brown Al, shcetinys Sc.
Gaze Washington Cambrics. 6 i-4c yd.
Bales Ei0c Rnssin Crashes e0c yd.
All of our Housekeeping Goods at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
n d
ors, for t9c yard.
~ Pisces Best Qualify Lyons Poplins AT
$1.01 yard.
Al Piece Black EsriiIiautines, worth &c
Tor 43c yd.
Case m ore Ladies', Nscriso Pants and
Vests at the Low Price of 5Gc each,
old price 81.
Fine and Heavy Repe!leats for 75c yd.
Que case slack AIpucas 26c yard, dccid.
ed bargains.
Another lot of those fae Shaker Elan,
uels for &c yard, usual price 15c.
One case Blankets. each S5.S4 ANA $500
pair.
A large lot of Black silks much under
price.
Hosiery and Ladies' Underwear.
A FULL ASSORTMENT.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK MARKED DOWN,
AsiOnishimg!y Low Prices
may be found
In EVERY ID EPAEsT MENT.
FREE STREET, PORTLAND.
noy1e d1msn
ROBERT THAYER WILDE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ATTENTIONS!
Washington Camp No. a r. o. 8. ola.

All members of this camp urgently requested
to be present at our next meeting, MONDAY, NO
VEMBER Both, at 7.31 z. NJ, as business of the
greatest i'm portarce'' will come before them,
G. N. E. KlMBALL, Rec. Sec'y.
f. C. KIMBALL, Pres. no2Ssn2t
DEES9NAL NDTsCE.-all officers, sailors
Il and soldiers, wounded, ruptured OF injured in
the late Rebellion, however slightly, can obtain a
Pension. by addressing DR.. E. B. JACKSON. Late
Surgeon in United States Navy, No. New Cham
bers St. New York City. Communications prompt
ly answered. oc29sn1y
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kostoE stech List
Bales at the Brokers' Board. Nov. &C.,
Boston s. Maine Railroad. ............... "a 110a
Eastern Railroad. 53A
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IFROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at st Thomas =. barque Celna, Hodgdon, from
Mobtevideo. seeking.
Ar at Sagua 18th, sch Nellie Star, Poland from
Portland.
Cid at PHILADELPHIA 9th. sch Quoddy. for Portland.
Ar at New York 9th. bardue NJ Haven. Haven,
Havana via Delaware Breakwater sch Minnie
Taylor, Taylor, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-28
MEMORANDA

Ship Lathly Rich. Capt Mitchell lost bawsprit and
foretopmast, by collision, during the hurricane at
Hong Kong Oct LIST. The ship Therese, Capt Mude-
ett drifted ON her anchors and lost spars Earaue
Lizzie H, Capt Babson, carried fore and main masts
away and damaged hull and ruddder.
Ship q Blanchard. Green. which arrived at Fall
mouth 18th from Macabi. redor.s, Tug IL. q seaman
PANIED John Brown native of Finland. iei from the
maintopsa yard and was lost.
Sch Emma Finney, Elwell, from BfistSt for
Charleston sc. was fallen In with Nov a. lat 25 45,
Ion IA, with Line feet water in the hold and pumps
useless The crew were taken of and landed at New
York Goth by steamer Vicksburg.
Sch Loretta Fish, Young. from Baltimore for Bath.
put into VineyardHaven 18th with loss of boat, jib
and toresail split, bulwarks stove and decks swept.
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Master Russell will launch from his yard at East
DeeIing to-day, splendid double deck BRIG Of 400
tons. named Josefa. She l. owned by j winslow
K Co. and others of Portland and is TO lie command
ed by Capt True.