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Domestic Markets,

NEW YORK Jan. 12-Evening. -Breadstufs-FlOur
receipts 4O bbs; exports 4241 bbls safes IL 803
bbls the general market is dull with decidedly
in buyers favor; good extra Indiana Winter sold at
and superfine slow; and all grades of Winter Wheat
slack; Minnesota in moderate demand; Southern is
dull. GRAIN heat-receipts 1910 bush exports
none; sales 5000 bush No Minnesota Spring at
Il: small parcels Chicago at II in store; 80 for
extra White Michigan; 10a in store for No Spring
Spring afloat Winter quiet at 26 q %; Red 80
a 81; Amber % q 80; White closed dull and in
buyers favor but in point Of sellers there was no
pressure to sell. Corn-receps "a, 000 bush exports
$4,000 bush; sales $4,000 bush; the market opened
and held at SO "a soc for Mixed Western new with
small sales at $50 @ SOC; closed dull at SO "a esac for
Mixed Western Southern White is quiet and held
at 80 a 92c; old Western Mixed inactive and held at
close 95c in store and 81 q 9Sc aoat Oats-receipts
4O,975 bush; exports 1900 bush; sales 3sOO0bush at
aioat for White Mixed; 6s3 q 694 for Western Mixed
afoat; including load of Chicago Mixed at 69c for
afoat; the market closed quiet at 683 q 69c ahOat
for Mixed Toledo and Chicago. Barley--receipts Of
$500 bush; no exports; no sales: prime Canada go
az 81; State at IS "a 46 for No2 rowed without
business Rye at 95c for State delivered; Canada
in bond held at / 90. Corn Meal-receipts 500 bbls;
exports none; sales $50 bbs at IS for brandy
wine 20 q IS for Western Yellow; % a 50 for
Western White; 400 q so for Jersey and Penn
timore; city sacked quoted, coarse 81 9 so; fine
sifted at 81 a s.; bolted Yellow at 170@ 70;
boted White So. Barley MalJ-recepts 900 bush;
sales 1900 bush; Lake Shore at 40 cash. Oatmeal is
in moderate demand at 62i g 7s4 for city7 62A for
Whiskey-reces 964 bbs ;sales 800 bbls at 95k @ 96c
for Alcohol. Polk is nominal at 20 o. Lard quiet
and steady at 1885, seller for March lac Taow quiet
and steady 15-I6 "a SC. Cofee-nothing doing from
first hands; jobbing demand is light fair to good lots
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MATTERS IN MAINE.
The Riddeford Dead Lock Broken.

The Biddeford Dead Lock Broken.
BIDDEEoRD, Jan. 1.-THE dead lock In the
Biddeford city affairs was broken last evening
by the meeting of the two boards in joint con-
yention, and the unanimous election OF James
G. Garland as Treasurer and Collector, the
Democrats not voting. --.4 &.
Arrested for Arson. i.4
Augusta. JAN 12.-Sheriff Libby yesterday
arrested, at Sidney, Joshua Ellis and wife,
CHARGED with setting fire to the dwelling house
of John S. Frost the 29th ult. They are to be
arraigned before Judge True to day.
The mercury ranged from IS to 26 degrees
below zero at various parts in this city this
morning. ......a. t rad
-7-I-l Annual Meeting.
EAsTPoRT, Jan. 12-The annual meeting OF
the PASSPORT Fire Insurance Company was heid
at the Secretars's office to-day. The following
officers were elected:-C. III. Dyer. President;
r. B. Clark, Secretary and Treasurer; Simon
Stevens, J. w. McMahon, E. w. French,
c. H. Dye r, and P. Whalen Of Eastport, and
Andrew Rogers of Pembroke. and Y. W.
Drisko-of Machias were chosen Directors.
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of Inspector General of Fish; by Mr.. Snow,
directing the papers of last year referred to the
priate committees; by Mr. Moulton of Searbo-
ro', directing the various committees to visit
The Reform School, State Prison, etc, requiring
ali petitjons for private legislation to be pre-
sented before the 2Sth inst,
Mr. Lyman of Machias, presented an order
requesting the Governor to postpone the execu-
ton of Wagner until after the adjournment OF
the Legislature. Refused passage.
IN CONVENTION.
Messrs Mason of Limerick, Warren OF west
brook, Grindle of Penobscot, Richards of Cam
den, Buffum of Orono, and Perkins of Farm
ington, took the oaths necessary to qualify them
to enter upon their official duties as Executive
Councillors. Mr.. Williamson of Starks, was
not nraSent |.7-
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Sid 18th, barque Noreua; brig Adelaide; sch Addie
Walton, W ID q, and Sea Bird.
BoSTON-Cld 18th. scbs st Croix, Otis Cardenas;
Fisk. Baltimore.
Sid 18th, barque Archer; brig Stockton.
Ar 18th, schs Harriet Newell Foster, I'm Machias;
Panama. March, Ellsworth; Cabinet, Gray ,Castine;
Alfred Chase Robinson, Camden
FOEsEsGN PORTS.
Sid I'm Calcutta 4th inst barque Gaspee, Dixon. for
Sid FIN Messina 18th inst barque Horace Beals,
Pickett, Philadelphia; brig Eta M Tucker, Merri-
In port 10Th inst barques Neptune. Beal. for Bos
ton, ldg; Nineveh. Wyman, for do; Matthew Baird,
Greenleai, for Philadelphia; Stephen Bishop, 6ilkey
and Eta WhittemoIe, Wright. for do; II Merrl-
man, Lec aw, for United States
AR at Gibraltar oh inst. barque Abby Bacon, Mer-
rl New York.
Ar at Monrovio :, barque Thomas Pope, Fossett,
New York.
Sid FIN Antwerp 2lst, ship Laurens, Snow. fOr'Rio
Ar at Havre 10th ult, ship Baden, Dyer. from New
Orleans.
Ar at do 18th inst ship Crescent City. Delano, New
Orleans.
Ar at Sicily -. brig Julia Carney from Trieste.
Sid I'm Cardiff 22d alt, ship Mogul. Walker, for
sid i'm Cardiff 18th inst, snip VIM NJ Reed, Bruce,
Callao.
Ar at Liverpool nth inst barque Almra Robinson,
Ar at Falmouth 10th inst. barque Whitmore,
HeaDOuy, lqu1que.
Ar at st Nazaire 21st ult, sch Allie Durham, Bax-
ter, Pensacola.
AT Falmouth. j, 10Th ult brig Adele McLoon, Nun
roe, for Dry Harbor next day; sch Hector, HASKELL
/ from Savanna la Mar, just ar
| Ar at Ceufuegos 9th, barque Emma F Herman,
| Nichols, Boston; brig Adelia MeLoon. Munroe. st
4 Annals Bay; sen Annie Chase, Poole. Baltimore;
| I'd. brig Juliet Clark, Moore, New York.
| Cid 9th, brig Perces Hinkley, for New York.
Ar at Matanzas 18th inst, brig Gambia, upper
Shieldsboro.
Ar at Havana 9th, schs r Emerson, Sears, Port
land; Stephen Harding, Harding, Pass Christian
/ Ar at Cardenas 9th inst, barque Lizzie, Carney
| Boston.
| Sid 9th, sch Alex Harding, Mcbride Sagua.
| Ar at Sagua 9Th, brig Geo Gchrist, OTcutt, from
Cid at st John, NB 9th inst, sch Eta "A Simpson
| Hart, Havana.
SPOKEN.
Dec 80 lat 81 o., lon II 05, ship California, from
Calcutta for Boston.
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DIED.

: Z T y
y In this city, Jan. H. Howard, son Of Laura j. and
C. O. Cooling. aged months days.
Prayers this Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
at No. st. Lawrence street. Burial at convenience
of the family.
In this city, Jan. 10, Johnnie H. Poor. only child of
Albin A. and the late Nellie Poor, aged months.
At Somerset Mills, Dec. 80, Mr.. David Lamb aged
II years.
In South Limingtoh. Jan. 8, Mr.. Jesse Hopknson,
aged 70 years. E.L-es -
In Phipsburg. JAN 0. Rebecca e. Wildes, aged A
years.
In Arrowsic, Jan. o. Mr.. Samuel Freeman, aged 70
years 10 months
In Chelsea, Jan. 2, suddenly, Mr.. Joseph Weeks
aged 70 years 10 months.
In MERGED. CAL, Dec. 0. Lizzie Fabyan, wife of AL
fexander Deering and daughter OF Horace Fabyan,
tformerly of Conway, N. H. A Sal
~ The funeral services of the late Mrs. VIM. 4.
Edwards will take place this afternoon at O'clock
at her late residence. No. 63 Winter street.
a. The funeral services of the late Freeman S.
Clark, will be held at his residence No. "a Tying
street. this "wednesday afternoon at half past two
Relatives friends invited to attend. Burial at
convenience OF the family. d
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NEW HAMPSHl RE.
The R,,publican state Convention. }

The Republican State Conveniisn' ".
CONCORD, Jan. 12.-Eagle Hall was crowded
TO its utmost capacity this morning with dele.
gates to the Republican state convention. At
half past II the convention was called to order
by Hon Daniel Hall of Dover, chairman OF the
Repu bIican State Committee, who welcomed
the delegates in brief speech. III
Person c. Cheney of Manchester was nomin-
ated for Governor on the first ballot, receiving
1872 votes to 241 for Chas. III. Bell. 81 ~
The resolutions, among other declarations,
pronounce against the third term; thank those
Republicans who in the late elections secured
the defeat of corruptionists and salary grab,
bers: declare in favor Of specie payments;
denounce all subsidies; condemn all naladmin-
istration on the part of any Republican officials,
whether white or black and all lawlessness and
Intimidation; and call on Congress to give
peace and Republican form of government to
Louisiana without further delay. t9t 30
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MINOR TELEGBAMs.

Bees MINOR TELEGBAMS.
The paper mill of Bartlett & Cutting, in Dal-
ton, Mass, was totally destroyed by fire Monday
night Loss about S100, 600; insurance $50, 900.
Fifty employees are thrown out. fFvgT
The Pennsylvania House has adopted resoln-
tions denouncing the use OF troops In Louisl'
ana.
The National Council of Sovereigns Of In
dustry met in Philadelphia yesterday.
Peruvian advces of Nov I'D, state that the
rebels had made another stand, but would soon
be driven entirely from the mountains.
A committee of the Republican members of
the Louisiana Legislature have published
statement of the events of Monday of last
week. which does not however, contain any
new facts.
The loss BY the burning of Shaw's erockery
warehouse, New York, foots up $130,000.
A petition is circulating in Boston for an in
dignation meeting on the Lousiana business.
Charles F. Adams and Mayor Cobb are on the
list.
Internal revenue receipts yesterday were
1914, 3O4 46. @gw
A horse, recently found at Newark, was rec
ognized Monday by the brother of Charlie Ross
as the one which was in the team when Charlie
was abducted. The police are endeavoring to
follow the clue. y S
Prince Bismarck has intimated to Spain that
the German government win defer the recognl-
ton of King Alfonso until the decree suspend
ing two Protestant newspapers and closing the
Protestant chapel in Cadiz is repealed. f..
| One of Murilo's pictures stolen from the Ca
thedral of Seville, has been recovered In New
York in an art store, where it was sold by TWO
Spaniards. ass ErEShFs kJ
A commission has been granted in the Lucca
divorce suit to take testimony in Berlin.
Gov. ilden has refused to interfere in the
cases of the two murderers jackson and jarvis,
| and they will be hung Friday
Eckert has resigned the General Superinten-
| dency of the eastern division OF the western
Union Telegraph Company, and become con-
nected with the Atlantic q Pacific Telegraph
Company. EEA = A4Aa 5 g ~
There was serious outbreak in the Nebraska
State Prison Monday, but troops quelled It.
Gov Barber of Nebraska was inaugurated
yesterday. - l.~A --'>@ -AN -
An Omaha despatch says news has been re-
ceived at headquarters at Fort Laramie that
Capt Henry had returned to Camp Sheridan
Himself and men were badly frozen. -
The District of Columbia commissioners have
asked Congress to make an appropriation to
pay the interest on the 1865 District bonds.
Senator Anthony has recovered and gone to
Washington. Sis
Rumors are current in New Orleans that
search warrants for state arms are to be execut'
ed by Sheridan. et FV Fs#B
The Republicans have nominated Charles A.
Stevens for the late Alyah Crocker's seat IN
Congress. RI
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

Grand Trunk Railroad-Norton s. Chapman 100
bbls -four and corn, Messrs. Milhken 3o0 bbis
do Kensell s. Tabor IL cars corn, Walddrop q True
8 cars corn and 100 sacks bran, W Thaxter cars
corn, Lamper Bros. do do, F S Wheeler do DO,
Powers & Melvin do do, Stevens & Co do do. ID
Littlefield do do, G Lowell lido do Messrs Lamp
err do do, o W Davis do do, w True DO do,
j YeaIon do do, Lisk q Weston do do, Palmer
Il Sackford do do Bach & Co do do, Albert Dodge
2 do d., Hathaway & Woods cars oats
BY water cOnveyance-l0OU bush cornmeal to u w
True IL Co.
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at 49, a. 19bc prime to choice 1913 q 2lc; Java Coffee
% a 29c Raw Sugar quiet and unchanged; sales
yesterday of 2s5 hbds; refined Sugar is in moderate
demand standard crushed logo; powdered logo gran
uated 10i a. 16ac Petroleum is dull and unchanged;
crude in bulk at 6tc; r w at 12lc; cases at II q
tc Nayai 81 Tprnen nj Is
Ocean Freights-Tne Engagements have been as
1Oid; 5000 bush grain Old per 60 Pds for Cork and
ders. There were no rejected engagements to TWO
The Cotton market is firm; Middling uplands at
Gold closed at 1929
CHICAGO, Jan. 12-Flour is neglected; shipping
ssIc for cash and seller JAM sss q ssac seller Feb;
500 s9ic seller for March; NoS at S3ac: No Min
nesota sc Corn is quiet and easier at &c cash. e6s
seller February; 71s q 71sc seller May. Oats quiet
and steady at 52sc cash and seller January; 52t q
62te seller for February 56ac seller for May Rye is
cash IS seller February; No at 10 q Is. Whis-
ter at Is s cash. is 50 q Is s. seller Febraa
frmer at 10 so cash; 10 45 seller February; 10 e2I o
Is IS seller March. Gut Meats quiet Green Hams
lbs az; dry sailed shoulders at g. q 6sc; short ribs
at 9sc loose Dressed Hogs irregular at rs for light
8 12I "a 20 heavy weights.
Freights unchanged at 40 for gran 45 for
meats rs dressed hogs to New York.
ON the call of the board IN the afternoon Wheat
er at 66sc seller Feb; 7ls a TIC seller May Oats
quiet and firm at 52tc cash and seller for january
523c do Feb 561c bid seller May. m
keceipts-791O bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat, 49,
OH bush corn, s0 bush OATS $3.50 bush rye, 1920
Da s1iU,pentsHs2is bbls -four, 245e bush wheat 3d.
425 bush corn, 1o,S5s bush OATS 900 bush rye, PIP
push of barley.
uiNoIssATI, Jan. 12.-Pork quiet at 10 IS. Bacon
firm sales of shoulders at Sci clear rib sides at lie
clear sides at 1lis; Sugar cured hams lae: q Cut
9ac; clear sides at 81 g 164c Lard is offered fol
M feaM aoss dnlI and little doing at Is is for me-
1888 head Whiskey dull al 92c
TOLEDO. JAN 12.[Wheat is nominally unchanged
and nothing doing Corn is quiet and firm thigh Mix
ed at 7Osc; low Mixed zoe, Oats nomnally unchang,
ed and nothing doing. Clover seed at co. Dressed
re- Receipts $500 bush Wheat. 1890 bush Corn, 8,
shipments-s,soo bush Wheat, 5000 bush Corn
| 1890 bush Oats. ~
| unchanged; extra White Michigan at 49,; No
| White Michigan 094; No Amber 0s. Corn il
nominal; No Mixed at Tic. Oats are steady; No
Receipts-147S bbls -four, 6,9O1 bush wheat, 695l
| bush corn, 1852 bush oats
Shipments 200 bbls -four, 144s bush wheat, OOC
| MILWAUKEE Jan. 12.-Wheat is steady; No Mil
waukee &c., No at sssc for cash s9c for seller Feb
se5c seller March: Corn is steady; high Mixed I, a.
GI q s.sc. s Harley ss Steady No Spring at 27 "
Receipts-i1OO bbls -four. 80, 600 bush wheat
| Shipments 200 bbls -four, IL 900 bush wheat.
l. OHARLEsT0N, Jan. 2.-Cotton is firm; Middlin'
sAvAssAs, Jan. 12.-Cotton is firm; Middlini
NOZZLE, Jan. la.-cotton is active; Middling up
NEW 0RLEAss, Jan. 12.-Cotton firm; Middlini
| upands at 14sc.
i RmPAmenm fyarkAtn.
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zs MARRIED.

In Bath, Jan. 8, Henry M. Mitchell and Mrs. Cor
nea NJ. Peaslee.
In Bath, Dec. %, Fred w. Davis and Miss Grace
E. King.
In Gardiner, dan. S. l. II. Huntington of Gardiner
and Miss nj. A. Hathorn OF Dresden.
Jan. II, by Rev. j. Hawks John R. Hitchcock,
Esd Of Sheiburne, N. H., late proprietor Of the AL
pine House. Gorham, and Miss Dawn Lacy of Cor
ham, N. H.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland wholesale Markets.

TUESDAY, January Fin our quotations OF yes
terday we quoted granulatedsug at lie, this is
little high as it is selling for Iosc which is fair
price. The grocery market remains steady. Grain
is in active demand and prices remain unchanged.
Potatoes sold to-day for CSC by the cargo.
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CHANDELIERS BAND
Why Will Won CouabS

No one who has used DIR. Morris Syrup of Tar
Wild Cherry and Horehound, will be without IT, AS
remedy for all throat and lung diseases cure for
Group and preventive of consumption il has no equal
In whooping cough 1t acts like charm CoDtatns no
opium and Is pleasant to take. Trial bottles 10 cents
For sale by A. S. Kinds, Preble House; T. G. Iorng
Exchange and Federal St.; C. L. Holt 653 Congress
st.; 9. B. Woodman, Saccarappa; A. T. Keen GoF.
ham; T.. p. Weston, Fryeburg; W. F. Phillips K Co
proprietors. oc1OeoStF
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OUR STOCK
As sfiIl quite ample for a
very large srade. We res pectfulIy call the
attention of the PUBLIC and PATRON
AGE of PURCHASERS TO THAT
FACT. Our facilities for the deliver, and
putting i'm of COAL are complete as can
be, and com plants caused by faulty Coal
or from iuutientsOn Cnrelesness of our
TRUSTY AND FAITHFUL TEAM-
STEKs age EXCEPTIONS, AND NOT
HE RULE.
HOS. HI. POOR Il BRO.
loo sndtf
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Postmaster General Jewell says he has not
had the slightest intention of resigning, and
lie could say the same with regard to Secreta-
ries Bristow aud Fish. Fish. Brlstow and NM
saIf had mt thought Sheridan's course the
wisest that could have been pursued, but there
were no serious dissensiOns.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
$4,000 FOR AN INCURABLE CASE


From a DlstinEuIshed LHwNer u
Mr. FRANK KINsMAN: Dear Sir-I desire TO say
word in behalf Of your Adamsons Cough Baisam.
have been a sufferer from q very severe cough from
the first of last November, trying great many pre-
Improvement, until the middle OF March. when
friend brought this balsam to my notice. tried tne
and had no occasion to try any more, for WITHIN
twelve hours from taking the first dose the cough
entirely left me. The result seemed little less IMAM
ferers to Mr.. Goodwin's No. SO Hanover St., Tor tns
remedy and 80 far as learn, in every instance Win
marked success. Respectfully yours, ~,,,ru.
CHAS. q. NUTTEk.
Firm Nutter & Squire. Attorney and Counseiors-
at-Law, q fremont st.
Iron Alonzo s. Weed, publisher Of lions heraiu,
IS Bromfeld ST., BostOn.1
Several bottles of Adamson's Botanic Cough Bal
sam have been used in my family with tbs most graf.
flying results. We esteem it as one Of the best of
medicines.
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NOTICE.

WE have this day appointed Messrs. Chadbourn
leading styles of
COLLARS AND CUFFS,
for the City OF Portland They will supply the trade
at our lowest prices. -
F-9Ss EMERSON LELAND q co.
Boston, Jan. LIST, 1875. ja7d3meod
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New York stock and None, MA Market.

NEW YORK, JAN 12-Erenin0.-MOney was easy
rates EXP or
for the week s4,22l4l6. Foreign Exchange is quiet
and firm at 1856 q 1855 for go days and 49o for de-
mand. The specie engagements for Europe to-m0r-
row 81 100, 200. The customs receipts to-day were
Gold opened at 1923 and closed at 1l2s; the
extreme rates of the day; the rates paid for carry
ing were 3, a. s. per cent; loans were also made fat.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed to-day goo in
interest and $124 in redemption OF bonds Cper-
atoms Of the Gold Exchange Bank; gold balances s,a
$122O751; currency balances 81 81 6S5; gross clear
ances SIS 553.161. Governments quiet and steady.
State bonds dull. Railroad mortgages firm. Stocks
r.n. The total transactions at the Stock Exchange
aggregated 900 shares, including New YORK Cen.
trail 100 shares, Erie 300 shares, Lake Shore
shares, Pacific Mail 1850, St Paul 1000. Ohio 4
Mississippi IA 400, Western Union 73,30O, WABASH
1890, Union Pacific 20.sOo.
United States coupon 6's 1881, ex-div 1888
United States 5-2Os 1s64. ......... ......116f
United States 5-2O's, lSS5, DID,. ,:..........i
limited States States S 5s 1872 nsT e1dv
United States 5-20's, 1868, ex-div
United States new SIS .114s
Currency SIS ex in. :...117s
The following were 1ne closing quotations OF
Stocks
Western Union Telegraph Cock div. ........764
Central and Hudson River consolidated. .1O1a
Erie. ''..''.....-........ ZSs
Erie preferred. ~
Union Pacific stock. 37s
Michigan Central.... ..................... -. S0t
Lake Shore .............. ..........,.... Iot
Illinoisl Central. ........ 100,
Chicago g. Northwestern. .................... 46s
Chicago & Northwestern preferred. .........".. 60
Chicago g. Rocki Island ........."..........-1 1923
The following were the quotations tor Pacific Rail-
road securities:
Central Pacific bonds. .......................93s
Union Pacific .9Ot
Union Pacific land grants. ............9 80
Union Pacific incomes. .'.......'.........,....
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Boston stock List.e
Rareigu ExUOrfa.

ST. JOHN, NIB. Br Schr Volunteer-170 tons Of
scrap iron. AZ
ST. JOHN, NIB. Br Schr Carrie-19o tons scrap
iron, $50 gals oil. gt5Ff HeEs q
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For Coughs, Colds md COnsumptiem'
the most approved and reliable remedy is the wei
known VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL S,a1nl
Be careful to get the genuine Price arge t pUs'e
81 small (old style) 30 cents. CUTLEh btoo' ~
CO., Wholesale Drugg SITS, Sroprietorss Boston.
no25 snWNoN tanWto
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUGUSTA.
legislative Matters.
tion,&c,

= fThs Question of Wagner's- kepriev We
Commissiou' for Revising the Constitu-
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- European Elarkess.
n LONDON, Jan. ~ 80 p. M.-Consols at opt q 92s
for money and account. n..1.gA u
United States 5-20s, 1867, 107A Erie Railway 26a
do pref 49,
LIvERPooL, Jan. 12-12.3O p. M.-Cotton market
firm Middlng uplands 7sd do Orleans at 7sd;
sales $4,000 bales, including 3oOO bales for specu-
lation and export. M@ "a. Sc
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State Temperance Convention.

State Temperance Convention,
The people of Maine, of every religious denomina-
tion political party, AMI temperance association are
invited to meet in Mass Convention at
Meonian MalI, i'm Augusta. on Thursday
Jau. 81, 1875,
at eleven o'clock, forenoon for the purpose of re-
viewing our work of the past, of rejoicing in present
success and to devise means for the future that will
enable us to advance our cause its final triumph
The usual reduction of fare the several railroads
may be expected.
ID. E. RANDALL, State
G.. o. PAYSoN, Temperance
Il. L. SHAW, Executive
HENRY TALLMAN, Committee.
L. P. CALL,
January 4th, 1875. Ja11dH
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AIfenso,s Movements,

NMApRID, JAN 12-King Alfonso arrived at
Valencia to-day and was enthusiastically re-
ceved by the people.
The German man-of-war Nautilus has re-
Turned To Santander.
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Rumored Carlist Success

PARIS Jan 12.-Le Soir says rumors were
circulated in the lobbies of the Assembly to-
day that the Carlists had taken Pampeluna,
and that Gen. Morones, commanding the ma.
tional troops in the north, had pronounced
against Alfonso.