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The Portland daily press., 1876-01-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUGUSTA.
Legislative Matters.
Mr. Franks Bill for the Abolition of
Capital Observation-Disclosures of
Committee Hearings, etc.
Especial to the Press.l

AUGUSTA, Jan. 20.
Mr.. Franks bill to abolish capital punish
ment and define the procedure in pardon cases
provides in the first section that the punish
ment for murder shall be imprisonment for
life. The sections which follow provide that
any prisoner under sentence for murder may
make application to the Judge of the Supreme
Court for re-hearing of his case, accompa-
MED with statement of the ground on which
1t is made, which must be new evidence; also a
statement of the nature of that evidence. The
court, on examination of the case, if they deem
the evidence of weight, may order re-hearing
OF the case, citing at the same time the State
Attorney. If, on full hearing, the new evil
dence is conclusive to establish the innocence
OF the accused or less degree of the crime, the
fact will be reported to the Governor with the
recommendation of the court, who shall pardon
or commute as may be recommended.
On Thursday next the Commerce Committee
will give hearing ON the petition of w. S.
Jordan of Portland that parties furnishing
supplies for vessels may have lien thereon.
The proposition of the Adjutant General that
the state purchase 200 copies of such regimen
tai histories as may be published, to be dis
tributed to the libraries in the state, was tabled
by the Military Committee for further consid-
GRAFTON. The committee 60 to Bath next Tues
day.
The judiciary Committee agreed to report a
bill to protect life and property against unsafe
steam boilers.
The Committee on Banking have assigned
Tuesday next for hearing on Mr.. Bolster's
savings bank bill.
The Educational Committee will hear the
petitioners for Normal school at Bridgton
Thursday next.
Thursday next was assigned for hearing on
the petition of the Montgomery Guards to be
put on the same footing as other military COM
panies, and an order relating to the moving of
property in the arsenal from Portland to Ban
gor.
The Judiciary Committee will report bill
relating to unsafe steam boilers
The State Land and Road Committee will
report resolve appropriating $4,000 for repair
of state bridge at Haynesville.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

DULLES AAC EOh1Bs
GALVESTON-Ar 18th inst. barque Clara Eaton,
Hume, (not Merriman) Marseies.
NEW ORLEANS-Cld 18th, ship Sabine, Paine,
MoBLE-Cld 18th. brig Sarah A Snow, Smith, for
Ar 18th, sch Webster Bernard. Smith, -.
CID 10Th, sch Geo * Hatch, Murphy, Barcelona.
Cid 10th, ship VIM Campbell, Curling, Liverpool.
PENSACOLA-Cld 18th, barque Clara MeGil-
very. Walnut, Cardenas.
KEY WEsT-Ar nth, ship Bolivia, Murphy, from
BRUNSWICK, GA-Ar goth, sch Nash, Crow
6HARLEsToN-Ar 18th, sch E A Hayes, Smith,
Cid 18th, sch W Starr. Frink. Wilmington.
Ar 18th, sch Sunbeam Bunker, Jamaica.
RICHMoND-Ar 18th, sch Francis Hatch, Green,
Rockland.
.NoRFoLK-Cld 18th, sch Nautilus. Mayo, tor
BALTIMORE-Ar 18th, schs Jos G Slower, Clay,
Savannah; e L Smith, Weeks, st Marys Fla.
. Returned, sch Mabel Thomas, Homan, for Navassa,
Cid 18th, sch Addie Blaisdell, MeDuffie, Bath.
,,PHILADELPHIA-Cld 18th, brig Clytie, Dow, for
Sid I'm Newcastle 10th, sch Kate Newman, New
NEW YoRK-Ar 18th, barques Limerick Lass.
sch Henderson, Henderson, Demarara 10 days /;
Geo Narts, Mart, Cardenas.
Ar 18th, schs Anita, Lecraw, Cuidad Bolivar; d B
Everett, Saunders, I'm Savannila; b Perry, Look,
Havana.
Cid 18th, baraue Pamela. Lunt, for Para brig Loeb
l1UmOnu, odrheT, lOr OdIu6ndSs scnS ADDy WdsSOn,
Gray. st Augustine; Katie D Turner, Chamberlain,
Charleston.
CID 10th. bardue Ellsworth. Smith, for Anior: brig
MARIA wheeler. Grover, st Jago; schs City of Chel-
sea- Goodwin, st Augustine; Alzena, Plnmmer, Port
johnson.
Ar goth, schs Ella NJ Storer, Wade New Orleans
Annie Bliss, Simmons, do.
PERTH AMBOY-Ar 10th, brig Sportsman, Blan-
chard, Seville.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 10Th, barque Mignon, Soule,
New Orleans.
Sid 10Th, sch VIM McCobb, for New York.
NEWPORT-In port 18th, schs Adriana, Merrill,
Providence for New York; Chilion. Grant, and Mary
Sands, Rowe do for do Orient Staples, do for do;
w Darling, Walsh and Pavilion.
Also, schs A Hurlbut, Griffin, fm Parker's Head
Tor Staten Island; Sabao, Lamson, Boston for New
York; Mary, Magee, Searsport for Bucksport; Post
Boy, Fountain, RocklaDd for New York; Convoy,
French. fm Deer Isle tor do; Hattie Coombs, Fisher
Rockland for do.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 18th, sch Island Belle
Woodman, Portsmouth for Baltimore.
In port brig Jessie Rhynas; schs Island Belle, An
son StinsOn, Leonessa, j S Bragdon, Mabel VIM
Page, w Perry, Henrietta, Delhi, Mary Clark.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Ar 18th, schs l. A
johnson, Mailman, Portland tor New York; G w
Morse, Mari, Providence for do.
BOSTON-Ar 18th, sch r Il Hart, Coombs, from
Charleston, sc.
Cid 10th. barque Acacia, Shaw, Matanzas; sch Five
Sisters Wallace, Sagua.
NEWBURYPORT-Sld 10Th, sch BENZ Reed Reed,
Boothbay.
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NEW YORK.
Stokes, Application Deuied

NEW YORK, Jan. 2O-Judge Barrett gave a
decision this morning in the Supreme Court
chambers denying an application on behalf of
Edward 5. Stokes for writ of habeas corpus
The application is denied on the ground that
the petition is not verifediby the oath of the re
!ators that he has really served but two ears,
two months and some days of his sentence, and
for other reasons, quotedby the court. Stokes
counsel will make another application to a
brooklyn judge this afternoon and if refused
ne declares he will try every judge in the state.
The Tweed Million Suit.
The complete jury in the Tweed million suit
were sworn in this morning and the talesmen
were discharged. The jury were then caution-
ed by Judge Westbrook, and the court was ad
journed until Monday mex t.
Reducing the Coal r Production.
AT a meeting of the coal carrying and pro-
ducing interests to-day it was unanimously
agreed that the entire suspension of all mining
OF anthracite coal for five weeks from February
LIST to March 11th, inclusive, be ordered.
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MARRIED.

Burnie and Miss Carrie l.. Weeks. both of Portland
In this city, Jan. 10, by Rev. Dr. Carruthers, John
W. Porter of Boston, Mass, and Miss Susan L. John
son of Portland.
In this city, Jan. IS. by Rt. Rev. Bishop Neelev,
Thomas A. Morrisan and Miss Elizabeth Forrest, ali
of Portland.
In Hollis. Jan. 8, James e. Anderson and Miss
Betsey Maddox.
In Berwick, Dec. 81, Rev. Saml Poindexter of Linz
erick and Mrs. Susan S. Lord OF Acton.
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NEW HAMPSHI RE.
Catholic Intolerance.

DOVER, Jau. 20.-Arthur P. Devln lectured
last evening in the City Hall on 'Romanism in
America" After the lecture. on his wav to
the hotel, he was followed by a crowd and fled
into Vickery's drug store for safety. Brickbats
and other missiles were thrown through the
windows and the Mayor was compelled to read
the riot act. The police finally got Mr.. Devlin
to the American House in safety. after using
their revolvers No one injured.
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NEWS,
PORT OE PORTLAND

Thursday, Jan. 30.
ARRIVED.
U S steamer Myrtle, Foster, Boston.
Sch Mcclellan, Farr. Salem.
Sch Arequipa, La Have for Gloucester.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York Henry
Fox.
Brig A Pennell, Beck, Brooklyn, NY-Emery &
Fox, (not as before reported.)
Sch Elva Pettengill, York, Sagua-Geo Hunt
g. Co.
Sch Lucy Lee, ingalls,, Machias via Prospect Har.
bor-Nathl Blake
Sch Gpsy, Davis Round Pond-Nathl Blake.
SAILED-Brigs Mary Chase Matte Russell.
Frontier. Pennell; scbs Hattie Ross, Elva Pet.
tengill, Albert Clarence.
The new barque Emma L Partrigde, launched at
Belfast 18th inst has been on the stocks in Henry
McGilvery's yard nearly two years. and was finished
up by Staples of Stockton She registers abont 55o
tons, and is principally owned in Stockton, whence
She will hail. Capt Partridge will Command
her. She will load hay for Southern port.
[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
White, Cardenas
ar at Liverpool 18th inst, ship Northampton, from
new orleans; brig Wauban, Spencer, Charleston.
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WASHINGTON.


Appropriations Reduced,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The reduction made
by the House Committee on Aspirations in the
consular and diplomatic bill amounts to about
100000.
Liquor Traffic Commission.
The Senate Finance Committee to-day agreed
to report favorabiy ON the House bill for the
appointment of commission on the subject OF
alcoholic liquor traffic, and to recommend it's
passage with certain amendments, the most
important being requirement that fermented
liquors and the manufacture of all kinds of
liquors shall be included among the subjects of
the proposed inquiry.
Why Pinchback Can't Get into the Sem
ate.
The real distractions to Pinchback's admis-
sion to Senatorship from Louisiana at present
is the question whether there is a de lure gov
ernment in Louisiana, and until this question
is settled by the committee on privileges and
elections, Pinchback will not succeed in obtain
ing vote of the Senate. Should Gov. Kellogg
appoint new man. the latter would stand in
no better position from Pinchback.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2O.-H. G. Kibbe, the
defaultng mining secretary, was found dead in
bed to-day, having shot himself through the
head. Later reports place the amount of his
defalcation at about $4,000, mostly falling on
the N. Y. Mining Co.
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MATTERS IN MAINE
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
Delegates to the National COnven.
tiOn.
MIR. BLAINE UNANIMOUSLY
ENDORSED.
Preparations for a Vigorous Cam
paign.

Especial TO the Press.l
AUGUSTA, Jan. 20.-At legislative caucuses
held this evening, Nelson Dingley, Jr., John
L. Stevens, Josiah III. Drummond and Francis
Cobb were unanimouly elected delegates at
large to attend the Republican National Con.
vention, and Daniel Stickney, Jas. H. West, j.
w. Spaulding and j. M. Andrews were elected
alternates. The following resolution was
passed without dissention:
Resoloed, That James G. Blaine is the unani
nous choice of the Republicans of Maine for
President.
The resolution was received with great en-.
thusiasm. Speake Robie then addressed the
caucus. He briefly sketched the career of Mr..
Blaine and declared that he was one of the
most prominent and influential men in the ma
tion, eminently fit to be the leader of so illus
trious party as the Republican has proved
itself to be. He then moved that committee
be appointed to devise plan for central or.
ganization in the state both to strengthen the
party and support the candidacy of Mr.. Blaine.
Col. Robie's remarks were characterized with
great earnestness and elected frequent and
Mr.. Powers of Houlton in few fitting re-
uarhs, stCouuou Guo mOtiOu, Wulcu Was Car
ried.
The chairman announced the committee as
follows: Dutton of Androgcoggin, Powers Of
Aroostook, Robie of Cumberland, Keyes of
Franklin, Blaisdell of Kennebec, Burpee OF
Knox, Carney of Lincoln, Wadsworth of Ok
ford, Nealley oe Penobscot, Brown of Piscata-
quis, Hyde of Sagadahoc, Prescott os Somerset,
Cannon of Waldo Allan of Wash;noton RrocI.
ett of York.
The caucus adjourned till two weeks from
tonight when the committee will report
State Temperance Convention.
Conservative Resolutions Adopted
WHAT Is ASKED OF THE LEGISLA-
TURE.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Padang Nov 81, barque Sweat, Griffin, from
Batavia, ar 18th for New York
Passed Anjier Nov 21, ship Humboldt, WILEY, fin
SamaraDg for Queenstown.
Sid I'm Cephalonia prev to 18th inst, brig Raven,
Sid finn Palermo prev to 18th inst, brig W Parker,
Bracket. New York.
Cid at Liverpool 9TH inst, ship Nearchus, Pierce,
off the Skerries 9Th inst, barque wetterhorn, Wy.
man. from Hull for New Orleans.
Sid FIN Waterford. Ireland, sth inst. barque Com
Dupont, Nichols, (from Liverpoo) for Havana.
Sid I'm Queenstown 9TH inst, barque E Kingsbu-
ry. Waterhouse Aspinwall.
Ar at Queenstown 18th. ship Neptune Spencer
San Francisco, (and sailed TOR Liverpool)
Ar at Deal 18th inst, ship Cashmere, Norton, from
Madras for London.
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, brig Nayasota Hooper,
Norfolk.
Ar 18TH ship Baden, Doane. New Orleans; paroues
Mary Russell. Nickerson, Norfolk; Adela Carlton,
Ar at Deal 10Th, ship Scotia, Drummond, Balti-
Ar at Bristol E. 10th inst, brig Acelia ThurlOw.
Sid I'm Shields 18th inst, barque Nered, Nickerson,
Montevideo.
At Belize, Hon, 1st inst, schs Carrie Jones, Dur
mott, from Rockland, ar Dec 2s; L S Barnes, Arey.
from Pensacola, ar 30th.
Ar at Rio Janero Dec 6, brig Flora Goodale, Good
ale, Buenos Ayres; sth, ship n Boynton, Blanchard,
Boston.
Sid Dec 4, brigs Ennis, Dyer, tor New York; PM
New Orleans; W Carbon. Carbon, New York
In port Dec Q, ship P Cheney, Starkey, for Cal
ldOS DdIqu6 OdSlS, haDQdl unC, and others.
At Milozzo Dec 27, barque Robt Morrison, Fitzn-
ger, repg.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Dec 8, barque Martin W Brett,
Peterson, New York.
Ar at st Thomas Dec 25, sch Lettie Wells Ashford.
barbadoesi 20th, brig Charlotte, Whilmore Martin
ique. ''--
=, Ar at Havrs 18th inst brig Sweeney, Cole. fm
Ney s, York; 18th, Mary Frink, Dyer, New Orleans.
Parker, and Emma Hart Hart Cardenas
=, Ar at Matanzas 10th inst, brig Mechanic Could
Havana; sch Alex Harding, Mcbride, do; 11th brig
A1nreope Kay, Newport E 10Th, barque Neversink
Ar at Cardenas 9th inst brig I Rowland, Lake
man. Havana; schs Jas Brown, Collins, do; 10TH
zie Zittlosen. Wilkinson. New York.
ar at Caibarien 18th inst, sch M s. Henderson,
Price, Philadelphia.
Ar at Sagua 1sth inst sch Maggie Ellen, Lttlejohn,
Sid 10th, sch A Bailey Hutchinson, New York.
~ CID at st John, NIB, 18th inst, sch Charles Sears,
Turner, Sagua.
--latest by European steamers.l
Cid at Liverpool 7th inst, Helen Angler Lampher,
Key West.
Sid 7th, S Lyman, Pinkham, HAMPTON Roads:
Union. Greenleaf. New Orleans.
,y SID I'm Havre 9TH inst Mary Riggs. Langdon for
New orleans; John l. Dimmock, Miller. SW Pass;
Richard III, Hubbard, Charleston; Southern Rights
Harvard. Tybee.
Ar at Bremerhaven 9TH inst, Annie Torrey, Libby
Maulman
Ar at Batavia Nov 80, Hawthorn, Mason, Liver
pool; Dec 2. McGilvery, Jewett, Samarang
Sid Nov 21, Dfrigo, Staples, Cheribon.
SID I'm Samarang Nov 16, Humboldt, Wilder, for
Susan Blaisdell, Sawyer do.
San Francisco.
g. Ar at Bangkok Nov Is. Albert Russell, Nichols,
SPOKEN.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Portland Wholesale gy,rlxe,

=
THURSDAY, January 20.-There is but little new
to note in the markets to-day, Sugars are firm at
10sc for granulated and 1Oc for Extra c. Flour is
steady and shows no change. The grain market is
firm at the following quotations: Corn, High Mixed
&c., do bag lots 73c; Meal zoe; Rye 25 Barley rs q
S5c; Oats so 55c; Fine Feed 80 90; Shorts 25 90 a
26 90. Pork and lard are unchanged.
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Cod Liver Oil and Lime.

That pleasant and active agent in the cure of al
eonsumptive symptoms, "Wilbor's Compound o
Pure Cod Lirer Oil and Lime,' is being univer
sally adopted in medical practice. Sold by the pro
pretor, A. B. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston.
jan17 deod1w
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 20.-Eight persons in
prominent boarding house here were poisoned
by eating diseased pork. Other persons in the
city have been similarly affected recently.
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European Markets..

LONDON, January 2O-12.3O P. M-Consols at 90
1916 for money and account.
LIVERPOOL, January 20-12.30 P. M.-American
seeurities-United States bonds 1867, at 1OSs Erie
Railway 144.
LONDON, January 20-12. 30 P. M.-Cotton market
steady; Middling uplands at 6sd do Orleans at I'd
sales IA 900 bales includingO 1000 bales for specua
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FO II E 8 II TAR =.

Many toilet soaps are valued for their delicate per-
fume and beautiful appearance. These qualities
should rather warn the people against them, the
oils and akalies which produce these effects, also
produce many OF the prevailing skin diseases. To
heal the diseases contracted, to avoid them,
the "Forest Tar Soap,' made from "Forest Tar' and
the purest materials, For Salt Rheum and Chapped
Hands it is invaluable. The best shaving soap in
the market Ask your druggist for it and the
FOREST TAR ROOKo
send 35 cents to the Forest Tar Co., Portland Me.
for a sample box.
nctl5SoQn,$
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New York Stock aud Money Market,

New YORK. January 2O-Evening.-M Money was
easy throughout the day at q per cent. Curren-
cy is flowing this way and both legal tender and ma
tona bank notes are increasing in the vaults of the
New York city banks Foreign Exchange ad vanced
to 4s5 q 4Ssk with actual business at concession.
Gold closed at 113 after advancing from 1125 to
113s. The rates paid for carrying were s. 4, g. 81
and per cent The eleaEances at the Gold Exchange
Bank were $31 600. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out to-day $ils.OOO in interest and Ss6, 900 in re-
ion Of bonds. The customs receipts to-day were
$32300 There 5000 600 in coin shipped east at
SaE Francisco to-day. Governments are strong and
higher.
In State bonds Georgia gold rs sold at 1881 District
of Columbia 365s at 66a q 81, and Tennessee old 6s
at 461. Railroads bonds were strong and in brisk de-
mand, the largest transactions being made in Pacific
issues, which sold at 1O4a 1O4s for Centras 1O3 for
Union sts 101 for land grants and 81 for sinki ng
funds; Northwestern bonds were firm at I07 for lists
IS for consolidated coupon gold bonds Stock market
generally lower fn early derlings, but after midday
became firm and prices advanced in the entire list,
closing strong and higher, particularly for Western
shares The widest change was in Union Pacific,
which rose from 68A ia 20, notwithstanding the in
PRODUCTION Of another DILL into the Senate providing
that Pacific Railroad shall pay semi-annual interest
on Government bonds issued in aid of the roads.
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Oyarzum Provisioued.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Jan. 20.-The Alfonsists
have thrown supplies of provisions and ammu.
milton into Oyaizum in the face of heavy fire
from the Carlist batteries.
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-21

Cid 18th, ship Norris, Berstow, for United States
Martha Bowker, Woodside, do.
Ar at Marseilles 18th inst brig Gipsy Queen, Nor
gan, Havana.
Oakes, Liverpool; Dec 2, brig Sias Martin. Brown
Wilmington, NC.
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MEMORANDA.

A,cabIe dispatch from London 18th states that the
brig Clara Louise, Capt Henrahan, from Messina for
New York, has totally wrecked on Formentera, a
small Spanish Island in the Mediterranean The
crew all saved before the vessel broke up The
Clara Louise registered 21O tons and built in 1871
at Addison, whence she hailed.
Sch Maggie Hathorn. tor Baltimore. before report
ed wrecked at Turks Island, went ashore while get
ting under way, bilged and sunk She will be total
loss. The Maggie Hathorn was good vessel of 331
tons. built at Cutler in 1874 and hailed from Lubec.
Sch Mabel Thomas, from Baltimore for Navassa,
put back to Baltimore nth for ballast, having been
ashore and was obliged to throw out ballast to get
afioat. No damage
Sch Emma Porter, ashore at Chatham, has been
stripped and is to be sold.
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CARD.

1t is well-known fact that the confidence of the
public has been abused by class of self-styled
Chiropodists, whose unskilful treatment and su-
preme ignorance has thrown obloquy upon those who
have both the wish and power to do good
The following instance of unskilful treatment
should be warning to the public:
A TROUBLESOME CoRN.-A man employed at the
Portland Company has been troubled with bad corn
Recently he had chiropodist look after the Offend
ing member, and the learned corn doctor applied a
salve The result is that running sore has come
upou his foot, and it will be necessary for portion
OF it to suffer amputaton.- Sunday Times.
DIR. KENISON, Chir0pOdist,
United States Hotel ON the end week In
jan21 each month. snd1w
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CHICAGO, Jan. 2O-Ben Boyd, the notorious
counterfeiter, was found guilty to-day on all
the counts of the Indictment against him. His
wife, who also was ON trial, was acquitted.
Boyd's sentence has not yet been fixed.
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MARINE NEWS,

Sailed.
BATH, Jan. 2O.-Sailed to-day, ship Reaper,
(new) Poole, for Norfolk, with fresh northwest
wind.
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DIED.

In this city, JAM 90 Capt. @. NJ Davis aged 70 yrs
In this city. Jan. 49, MIR. Chas. w. Parker, aged As
years months.
Funeral services this Friday forenoon at Sacca-
rappa.
In Cape Elizabeth, Jan. 10Th, Glencora Sewall'
daughter of Mr.. T. A. Sewall, aged years % days.
In Kennebunkport, JAM 10. MIS-. Mary Langdon,
rect OF the late Dr. Jason n Langdon, aged S6 years
II months.
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Collections for the Young Mems Christian
Association building in Philadelphia amount to
100000
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
advertisement in the PRESS, the circula-
ton of which, per month, exceeds 1O0, 200.
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SPOKEN,

Nov 2S lat 2s 1s s. Ion SO 1s W, ship Ida Lily, ,Ban-
chard, from Valparaiso for Cork, (pumps choked)
from New Orleans for Havre.
=, No date, off Cape Florida barque Arizona from
New Orleans for Rouen.
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PROFESSIONALLY the impaired constitution can
be brought to a sanitary condition by the use of
Hunts Remedy. Family physicians freely prescribe
this medicine for dropsy, Bright's disease, kidney
bladder and glandular complaints, mental and
physical debility, pain in the back and loins gravel
diabetes, uterine Affections, errors of youth or
mature age, excesses, ntemperance, female irregu-
larties and prostration of the nervous structure.
jan19 deodSsw1w
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Foreign Exporrs.l


SAGUA. Schr Flva Il Pettengill-339i shocks and
heads, 81, $50 hoops, 200 # lumber.
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;. Gen. J. S. Tyler, an old citizen of Boston.
died yesterday, aged 88.
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Providence Pr;n, S,o,h. rr.r,,..


fRoVIDENCE, January 20.-The Printing cloths
market unchanged at 4sc thirty days on 6fs
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mETEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
"aR 6sn DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c..
January q, Il A. NJ
For New England.
Middle states and lower lakes, clear or partly
cloudy and slightly colder weather with w
TO N. W. winds and stationary or slowly rising
barometer. iisihg
IL Is said conference of the principal rail.
road managers will be held at New York short
y TO arrange for reduction of affairs to The
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The Ladies' Pronunciamento

While protesting against all the old worthless
Dentrifces now in the market, the Ladies, with one
consent, have adopted the Sozodont as the one
thing needfu to insure the integrity of the teeth
and fragrant breath. jan17deod1w
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By water conveyance-1OOO bush cornmeal to G.
W. True 81 Co
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAMsHIps.

Miniature Almanac ,,,- January III.
Sun rises. ...........7.24 High water .... 7.3O AM
Sun sets. s..........4.59 Moon rises ..... $40 AM