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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-07-17
THE HAMBURG MASSACRE.
Statement of Prince Rivers-Ex.Confed.
crate Gen. Butler Solely Responsible
for the Slaughfer

New YORK, July 16.-The Charleston; S. c.,
News prints the substance of a statement by
Prince Rivers, c1lored Justice of the Peace at
Hamburg, S. c., to Attorney General Stone,
which differs materially in its account of his
actions from the previous reports. In sub
stance he says:
"Upon affidayits of one P,bert Butler, he
issued warrants of trial justice for Doctor
Adams and the other commissioned officers of
militia company in the town of Hamburg for
obstructing tae highway and preventing said
Robert Butler from passing This was on the
9th OF July, 1876. Owing to some confusion
taking place in this office on that day, he
POSTPONED the trial till Saturday, the Sth, at
o'clock in the afternoon, at which time Gen.
NJ. U. Butler appeared as counsel for Robert
Butler. During the trial M. O. Butler asked
for time, which was granted, he (Butler) prom
Using to be ready within an hour, but he never
returned to Rivers office any more, but went
to Augusta and returned with two companies
of soldiers and demanded the immediate sur
render rem; Of arms in possession Of the militia to
him. After some talk with Rivers, Gen.
his rms. Rivers then went t. the drill room
of the company and consulted with the men,
who were assembled, to get them to give up
their arms sooner than have blood shed. This
they refused to do, saying Gen. Butler had no
authority to make them give up their arms
The time having expired, Gen. Butler gave an
order for the troops under him ID fire, which
they did, and he SAID the fire was not returned
by the militia for some time. Butler told him
he would have the arms or burn the town.
Rivers offered to box the guns and send them
to Chamberlain, but Butler would not agree to
this
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Ex-Mayor Duggan of Halifax fell dead in
street Saturday.
The crops in Iowa were never more promis.
ing.
The sloop-of-war Osspee is to be fitted for
sea Immediately. She goes to San Domingo
G. P. Lathrop prints a note denying the
charge OF using the private letters of Nathaniel
Hawthorn.
Tilden will not write his letter of acceptance
for several weeks.
Base ball-Chicagos 10, Bostons o.; st. Louis
2, Hartfords 0; Athletics s, Louisvilles 5.
Three inches Of hail fell in ike county, Pa,
Friday, and injured the crops considerably.
L letter to the New York Herald says there
are grave charges of COLLISION between some of
the exhibitors at the Centennial and the men,
bers of the committee on awards.
Western advices are that the Indians are
threatening Bismark and Dakota, and consid-
cradle uneasiness is felt lest the frontier towns
of Minnesota will be raided on by Indians.
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DIED.

In this city, July 16th Lucy T., oldest daughter of
George and Rebecca W. Hall.
DB- The funeral of the late Andrew Spring will
take place at his residence this (Monday) Afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. Burial at convenience of the family.
years.
Funeral services this (Monday) afternoon at
O'Clock from his late residence.
In Sweden. May %, Mrs Rachel wife of Martin
Ridlon. aged 80 years months
In Norway: June 3d. Solomon Noble, ESQ.,, aged rs
years months.
In Newcastle, July 6, Mr.. Geo. M. Turkey, aged &C
years MONTHS
In Newcastle, June a. Mrs. Ellen c. Phibrcok,
aged 81 years months.
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Thirty tramps undertook to seize a train on
the Bevdere railroad, N. r., Saturday night,
but the police prevented and arrested five of
them.
j L Armstrong, employee of the Old Colony
railroad, committed suicide Saturday.
The weather continued hot in New York
yesterday, but it was tempered somewhat by
cooling winds. There were IA deaths and II
cases of sunstroke, including Police Justice
Walsh of Brooklyn.
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Foreign Notes,

Tue French government has reEored to make
further administrative changes.
Alfred Brush, treasurer of the Inter-Colonial
railroad has absconded. He is said to be de-
faulter to large amount.
John Bright refused to respond to the toast
of the Empress of India at banquet a. Green
witch few days ago, and the Prince of Wales
will ask an explanation.
Thirty deaths have resulted from the explos
ion on the Thanderer and half the injured a.
least cannot recover.
A London special says that all fears of an
European war is dispelled BY Earl Derby,
speech,
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Denial of Any Disagreement.

The Worlds Saratoga special says the con-
sultation between Gov. Tilden and Gov Hen
bricks and the committee appointed to notify
them of their nomination, has ended. Gov.
Hendricks has left for Indiana and is to return
here again in about ten days. The consulta.
ton resulted in perfect agreement between
the two nominees and full understanding
in reference to the letters of acceptance The
stories Of failure to come to an agreement
have no foundation whatever, nor is there now
any doubt of Gov. Hendricks accepting
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MARRIED..
cc1&w1w

In West Baldwin, June %, Geo. N. Wilson of Fall
win
June 10, Geo D. Sewell of Sebago and Emma E.
Chairman Of South Hiram.
IN oxford, July 8, Forest A. Herne and Miss Ella
| +. Fogg, both of Norway.
In Buckfeld, Oscar Il. Chandler and Miss Abbe
Farrar, both of Summer.
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LONDON, July 15-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 95 16
for money and account
LONDON, July 15-123O P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States bonds, 1865, DID, 1867 do 1O-4Os
lOSs; United States SIS 1OGs Erie 1874 preferred
49, New York Central 97k.
LIVERPOOL, July l5.-12.30 P. M.-Cotton market
quiet aid unchanged; Mddling uplands at 55d do
Orleans at Cd sales of 5000 bales, including 1000
bales ror speculation and export receipts 800 bales
of which a., were American.
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AsC" u VEA StOCA ana money Market
NEW YORK, July 15-Afternoon. abund.
ant at per cent. on CALL and the banks meet with
dlfneulty in keeping their constant accumuatons
Gold opened at 111a and closed at I'LL. the ex-
tremes tor the day. Loans fiat; to carry i, and l
Specie imports for the week, s1l5,C12, of which
Sz50l0 was gold shipments to-day 81, 100000 gold
and $42l 1851 in silver for the week, $2,675S7s, OF
Which VIII w COO was gold coin; since January l.
1915, $34 1874 $780, same time in 1875 $57 O67 1885, in
1901; in 1871, $43, 1896.
Sterling Exchange is firm and slightly higher. We
quote bankers 60 days bills at $3.50 ~ (of A. 1865
par value, and on demand $4.91. against $4ss5 a
$49O3 one week ago. Commercial bills are in fair
The Sub-Treasury paid out for interest TODAY
$4,000 and on call bonds 10000; total for the
week. interest $23ol 0o0 bonds, 100000; July in
dempton of fractional currency, including checks
Tor washington, $l2946o for the week. total to date,
Internal revenue receipts to-day, $500 oOo for the
Receipts Of customs at New York to-day, STA 900:
Tor the week, 1854 40O last week, OOO our
Imports at New York, gold value, for the week,
PSI of which $9l1 $50 were dry goods, against
ss last we've week It, and 9t s OF
1876, $i64 023 same time in 1875 Sl93 O99 psi
National bank notes received for redemption to-
S325OCoO. Shipments of legal tenders for the week
l,5gOo0O; silver shipments for the week, $4,000.
national bank circulation outstanding, 1929, O00-
0oV OF Wnlch o99 100 are gold notes. last Saturday
$3.50 DIG l26. Bonds held to circulation $780,
So00oO decrease of 300 for the week. to secure
public deposits 600. Legal tenders outstand-
ing S369,772, z84-unchangc1.
The stock market opened, with decline in prices.
The speculation seemed to settle into Lake Shore and
Michigan Central both of which declined the latter
q, on reduced earnings.
The injunction has been removed from the Western
Union, and the dividend is being paid to-day at the
GGompany,s once The sales to-day were as follows
racine Mail 600 shares, Western Union 5000 shares
northwestern 200 shares, do preferred 700 shares,
kock Island loo shares, st Paul 600 shares do pre-
shares New York Central 200 shares Ohio & Missis-
slpP 900 shares, Wabash 300 shares, Union Pacific
SVo shares Michigan Central 1900 shares, District
of Columbia 365s $4,000.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

Portland Wholesale Market.
SATURDAY, July 15.-Sugars show another ad-
vance to-day and prices gre very strong and active
at 11sc for granulated and lie for Extra c. Corn is
steady and unchanged at the quotations. Flour is
firm with fair demand for the lower and medium
grades. Molasses is dull with but few sales Butter
continues in good demand.
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PERSEVERE
In the use Of this remedy until cured.
1t contains the great healing ele-
ments Of plants in their essen
tial form as obtained by
distillatiOn.

Catarrh, in its extent and destructive force stands
next to Consumption and is closely allied to it, for in
certain constitutions the transition from to the
other is only question of time 1t is therefore
singular thing that those afflicted with 1t should
make it the object of their lives to rid themselves of
it. single bottle of any remedy cannot, in the
chronic STAGE effect nor even bring the system
under its influence fully. In many such cases the
bones and cartilage of the eaten away, the
organs of hearing of seeing, and Of tasting affected
as to be rendered useless, the uvua elongated and
infiamed as to produce constant and distressing
cough. The return to health must necessarily be
slow, under the most favorable circumstances when
so seriously afflicted but the evidence OF its great
value daily comes to hand we become more and
more satisfied that there does not exist Of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by judicious and per-
sistent use of SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR Ca
TARRH. The relief in every case obtained from the
first dose is an indication Of what it will do when the
system is brought constitutionay under its influence
Each package contains Treatise ON Catarrh and
DR.. SantOrd's Improved Inhaling Tube. Price $1.00
For sale by Druggists everywhere. WEEKS s.
POTTER, BOSTON, General Agents.
ca USE SANFoRD'S JAMAICA GINGER.
for Colds, Chills, and Simple Fever. jy12S&wim
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Providence Print Cloth. Market.

PROVIDENCE, July 15.-Printing Cloths market
during the past week was unusually active for the
season and the sales reported foors up 800 pieces
the market closed firm at 3ac for best extra 81 suare
cloths and 30 for the best standards.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
July 16, Il A. M)5
For New England.
the Middle States, and the lower lake region
clear or fair aud slightly warmer weather. with
light southeast to southwest winds and sta
tiOnary or slowly falling barometer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-07-17

ALL persons afflicted with Kieney Disease, Pain in
the Back and all Urinary Diseases Diabetes, Gravel
Dropsy, Nervous Debility, in either SEX should at
once take HUNTS REMEDY.
jy17 ccdSw1w
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HALIFAX, MS. Steamer Falmouth-14O0 bbls Of
-four 255 bags bran 1850 lbs pork $50 do tobacco
packages paper, packages boots and Shoes Ga pack
ages merchandise.
CORK. Schr Fred jackson lie, 900 bush wheat
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BELGRADE, July 16.-Letters from Alexni-
atiz state that the Circassians burned the vii
lagos near Babinglava, numbering men and
cutting children TO pieces
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NEW YORK. July 15--5 p. M-Flour-receipts
1888 bbls; grades liable to be injured by the hot
weather are still pressed for sale; other kinds
unchanged, demand quiet and moderate for export
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An abandoned schr, wood laden, was picked I'D off
Cape Elizabeth 14th, by pilot boat and towed in to
Peaks Island. She had been in collision and was
stripped of sails, rigging, &C. Probably the Br scbr
Eva from st John, NIB, for Boston, before reported
IN collision with the schr Wyoming. The Eva is am
old vessel and was considered not worth towing in
at the time Of the collision.l -
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TILDEN AND HENDRICKS.
IrrecOncilable Differences Between the
Candidates - Rumor that Hendricks
Will II pfsra

New YORK, July 16.-Correspondents at
Saratoga, Albany and Troy state that the con-
upon their letters of acceptance of the nomina :
ton, and especially with view of harmonizipg
the conflicting views upon the financial policy
of their party. 1t is stated that they were una
BILE to agree and separated, and rumor arises
therefrom that Hendricks will withdraw from
the ticket
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SPOKEN.
Liver,COnlplaiul.

July H. lat IS IS, Ion 20, brig Martha Berry, FIN
Philadelphia for Glasgow.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Navigation by the NautrigOn
EDWARD BREEN, 81 franklin st.

WIZ teach navigation by the use of the "Nautrgon"
invented by Rev DR.. Hill of this city. Persons who
nave acquired no knowledge of navigation can learu
problems of time, latitude, longitude azimuth course
and distance on the great circle and several other
problems useful in navigation. The expense of learn
ing navigation by this methodis very small jy15tf
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAmsHIps
Il ARINE NEWS.
POET OF'PORTLANp.
Saturday, July rs.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer City OF Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Sch Fannie A Bailey, Hutchinson Martinique II
days, with sugar 10 Pbinhey q jackson.
Sch Gladiator. (Br) Parker, Yarmouth, MS, in bal
last.
Sch Laura & Eliza, Sinclair, Surry-cadar posts
and wood to Chas Merrill. '''
Sch W Darling, Pendleton, Bangor-fish barrels
to Lewis & Written.
Sch d d Geyer Stewart, fishing, 200 bbs mackerel
sch Maggie Willard, Squirting, fshing-2OO bbls
CLEARED,
>, Steamer Falmouth, Colby, Halifax N s, John
PorteoIs.
Barque Maggie (Br) Urquebar, Pictou, Ns-master
Sen Fred jackson, Pettengl Cork for orders
John Porteous.
Sch Hannah Grant, Ficke.t, Millbridge-N Blake.
Sch u Higgins, Bonney, Calais-Nathl Blake.
Sch Ariel, fainter, Brooklin-Nathl Blake.
Sch Priscilla Scribner, Daley, Kennebec to lead
for hiladephia-master.
SAILED-Barques Maggie Fannie M Carvll; sch
Fred jackson, e Willard, Hannah Grant, and 1,
Higgins
Sunday, July l6.
ARRIVED.
Brig Mary Mariner. Durgin, New York.
Sch w Morse. (of Bath) MARI New York. with
salt to Il q Willard. Reports, 18th inst, off Cav
Head, was run into by schr Elwood Doran and LOST
mansai, stove boat and quarter rail on both sides
carried away davits, damaged rigging, &c.
Sch Willis Putnam, Garrett, Eastport.
Sch Mary Halves, Haskell, Camden-lime to d [,
Fernald 81 Co,
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IRON MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Sid FIN Liverpool 18th inst, ship Pleiades Chase
United States barque NIerriman, Merrman. do
Liverpool fer Bombay. ~
Sid FIN Matanzas 14th brig Mary Chase, Dolan
North OF Hatteras. '
Sid FIN Matanzas 18TH baroue j III Chadwick for
North of Hatteras '
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Copenhagen 10th INST, brig John H Crandon,
Pierce, New York.
Ar at Genoa 18th inst, barque Templar, Bartlett.
New York.
Sid I'm Hamburg 18th inst, barque John Marsh,
Pickett, New York.
Ar at Penarth 18th Inst, brig Josie A Devereux,
Higgins, Boston.
Ar at st Thomas 9Th inst sch Winner Nash, from
New York for st Kits, lin dstress.)
Ar at kingston D. LIST inst. sch Gen Grant, Harris,
Cape Haytien 5tb, brig Adeline Richardson, Drisko,
New YORK; 7tb, Peri. Stevenson. do.
Sid I'm Havana 18th inst, sch Kate Carlton, Grant,
New York.
Sid FIN Havana Havana 18th inst, barque Sagada-
hoe, Powers, New York.
Ar at Cow Bay. CB, 18th inst, brig D R Stockwell,
Cummings Bordeaux.
, CID at Lingan, CB, nth, brig Remck, Rose, for
Port Caledonia.
Ar at Pictou, Ms, 18th inst, sch Ellen H Colt,
Piper, Camden.
ar at Crow Harbor, Ms, 10th inst, schs Lettie S
Keed, from Boothbay for Banks; John W Brown,
do for do. (put in for ice and bat.)
Ar at Canso 18th, schs Gertie Lewis from Portland
for North Bay; Diploma, Bank Quero.
Ar at Lockport, Ms, 18th inst, sch Olive III Robin
son, Craig. Portland Tor North Bay; Jennie M HAM
mond, Hammond, Grand Banks. 800 otis fish.
Ar at Port Muigrave, Ms, 18th inst, sehs L Fos-
TER, IroWant, North Bay; John H Kennedy Keene,
Portland Eth, Lettle Reed, do for North Bay.
Ar at st John, NIB, 18th inst sch Charlie Bell,
Knox, Portland.
Cid l4th, sch Allegro, Kellar, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Coming to Portland !!
DIR. LIGHTHILL, DEAR SIR:

Cure of Partial Deafness of the Rev. NIr.
q. K. Daggett of Greene, Me.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY g. 1876
sAIIPp,
Columbus, for Havana

s.eamshins DAKOTA for Liverpool Columbus for Havana
Hsspd 1o foa Mafes Hsfy Bailey for Liverpool
G0Ss1 for 1TS-ds .e o for Vera K
B[4nsTd for Jaems; L. T. Wi Sszy IN i shcre
DOMESTIC POKIo.
PHILADELPHIA. jan arrived steamship, x,rsnl, Inv
Norfolk r. M WI ;I le v iI ao r om PasrnS
ss SG;fPh III & G5 cr cR% 2 u,
more NOR sSII ks,e Z Re. II6pes Tor tariea. --..
BAtII.oRE, Jan Arrived steamship Joselhine ih9inp
son ii czs Iisde pima baIks IT. LINlelce DBL Doe
IRON DeneI1ra; Thor C@or from savannah Csare steam
s5ops iails5 az Proyidenot bsrs caa'eer cemer,
for RIO; Ida CantaoIro Tor Gloucester Eng. Lehno ia
BEI,|4sE TEI4STAIER Jan. 95-p mArr.yea sls
gmng pased IN tins m the bark Atones et tor ti s,s
Tes from Orleans Passed out. sehr Emma H. Nayior
for ine WeSt lnd,S' r ,yob,rr q, note rms
paSse His a. m me steamship tiIn,a remains "S oeO'
ProyinrxcE jan a5Grriyei steamship Regulator Jones
san FEASciscc. Jan 2i-Arriyed ship Cape Clear Br)
TYH'E Ga Jan 25 arrived steamship Jun2ta oa.heinr,
frpa isaclphla; bark Young Eagle Br Johhson' fVih
wlisHvsIos y: G.. Jan. 25Arri9ed. steamship Heneiae
FOREIGN PORTS
steamship Amerquc has been nay repair ant Ia Ppl9g
Ter place the Line sins Wall SAIL ioi Ne"'lOiA
HSssi CASTLE Jaa 25-The North German Licyds steam
late this a. icrToon Tor souhamuon and bremen ,,.
IAeNE J4n 25IhG s,gsp az Sg , 81 hs sesmsh6
ssdlcr iiom New loTS jan H. Tor Glasgow
oirys l0wN Jan 25EThe Canarj iue steamship Atlas
Hos, do H. which left Boston Jan 10, for liverpool aiNed
MOVIE. Jan 2J-TAo Anchor Line steamship Ethiopia
70 Glasgow.
jan IL lat 81 80 long. u 81 W, brig Daylight Marks
r2m ncIara 81 IN Tor SSS 20 & W shin Marlborough
Jan I ~ vat ran 1 80 I5SoG vi, bee Tor 1fm5fe
IEor Ldtcst ShtP Ners see fift P1gcl
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


PORT OF NEW.Yo RK~..................JAN. 25
CLEAREn.
steamship Dakota (Brl, foIsyn' Liverpool Williams q
Steamship Coumbus Reed Havana ". p Clyde & Co.
Steamship Ashland, Crpweil, ayanrsh r. JO@Gen
Steamship Gagcus. Beaisa. Boston, H. 8. Dimock
Steamship WyauOke, COuCl Richmond Cts Point and Nor
foit old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship VIM. r. Clyde, Ingram, Philadelphia James
ISTk Ragrhild tNor) Jacobacn Cork Fuuch Fdyo & Co.
BARK Beatrice Hayener, havene Aniel for orces Walsh
RsTS Jenny fGer) Grote. Bremen f. schwoon.
Bark Victor Br, Leighton, GiOnceeleF' hng snow Bur
brig H. H. Wright Meyers, Genoa. u. Baeuen.
bng W. W. Lord BEL Nenool Lisbon, hatiois Watson
rG Alexander Nickeis Peters cieniucgos &4reus
schr. hattie Haskell Hewitt san Bias. U. S. C, owen
seot PAn Thompson, Jarmin, Philadelphia Jos 5. Cot
schr. Hsnry Whitney Shepherd Nassau, n p, Miller
H0ughton
Steamship Ropdble BIB Perry, Liverpool Jan is, and
Queenstown lam, VIII muse ana pass % r. J. tOltis
Steamship sccssln lBrh Freeman LIVERPOOL Jan ~ with
sbdse. and pass. 20 y liaIGs & Gulon.
steamship Colon, Griffin Asp.nN an Jan. H. with mdse
steamship aeiutO Hazari, Savannah a. with
Ddse and pass 10 VIM X. Garrison
stsanshp Nereus Berry Boston VIII Nose and TO
GstrOpOntaB Steamship Co.
Steamship Bell Lawrence, Richmond, City Point
Norfolk With mdse and 70 old Dominion Steanshp Co
BaTA Gauss Ger steenfTae Bremen 1S days, with mdse
sehr A. C. Bee (of Soank) Chester. Charleston days
schr Nelly Potter Howard Washington. NC days. with
seh adelaide j. Acott new 25Otons French City Island
sehf. Lulu Amme'I1an, Reynold- NowHayen.
sCHOONEGs--EINE R AND cOAsTRIsk
NAL Ianson, Boston Katie J. HoyL Newport.
treasure, Providence, A. j. Bentley, PfOvilence.
~ nvoisey, Prov dence. Geo Guerney New-J London.
IsSSnei lane New Haven. Phil sheridan, New Haven.
!as n. fck, New-dsveD. Clio, New.iInven
Any A. Hycr, New Haven. Sterling, Bridgeport
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PASSENGERS ARRLTED.

FROM LIVEBPOOIl-Tn Serb.sttD k a6ltc, Jan. %.
Hai0r @. H. Hamilton @. LelRc, }. H. Cael, g. A. Cane J.
Peters. Miss NJ fl Alex. Campo f. 4Dln
fulton -il-y, ChaS e.. iGe, Col J. G. >. j..
Gee west James Daigtty, JOAN BOiwicS, ar and
NJ Irving. Miss H.. PJu3, e. IT,
te J. TacsabeTrt WIN. ~. Wais, H. " Atrater, Tlos.
A Peinter, " N. Danrev SEQ. swallow J. II Richardson,
a. N Davidson Ihcs. trh James " Russeil Mss L0te
T. Daley 1aude Daley. a. L. Cooper a. A. BaufoTd,
j. n. Ewaris, john Gilman PstilcA Lazy.
Thos Ratsey, ]. b. Suthe.l and, 4. Haley, J. Fisher
PROM LlNERPOOL-ia steamship Wtgr0pS'H, Jan. 2j.-
Capt Berry and r. ThurOW ION and daughter, IL a
knapp. f. ". Klebcn Jean Lav.Culc, John Williams.
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Gitn Zeal estate for Gnlr.

GOTHIC TOP.-SMOKY CIIMNEYS cured.
" No a. r. 40 ray. Thirty deys trial Manufactured ~
HCLI. GRiFFEN & Co.. Iarca,e, above twenty iliiis~
send for t.rcclar.
TCHE CENSUS Of 1879 shows that the popu-
iaon Of tie largest ues aud towns in Soy orr
Us decree, i ue euT- gwen Ia nii ln TIE iilh
EEALMANAC lOr lc1G. Twenty Ave Ccutspo1 iid Avo
ST.
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MINIATuKF ALhANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
1l5 D. boon sets....- b1O
ROB THIS DiY-A. ~
Sandy Hook 1885 Cove Island. $50 Hen . feiIy .lOOi
wAIES THIS DA1-p. y
ssndy BOOK. 1868 Cows Island. 6}S Hell g. FerTlO:Z1
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DENTISTRY

ELFGANT GUM SETS. 81; Rose Pearl. $40 :;
II ('ghe metal for shallow continuous gui
Tlti.I ned, porcelain oaam ir 55Ji urou. ONue So 81
mristcroi g. H. MODEMANN, i32 ArLaye., near Ahhty-
sxthst
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-recth extracted
" without pain. D.. HA@BIOUCf, formerly operlor
al Cotous makes speciality Of Tie OF the for to
paint-. EXTINCTION Of toeui IL 1874 Brua", corner OF
2bsh-st.
SOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAUl
- FII-Mv l,0se Pearl Plates d.ratug cO'Or anh sub
s;aucC aItin,.ai ic,h, exec, everything heretofore OF
beauty, strength and ntuosi n1s only To ue seen
De- appreciate. made A one day. and .lT 10 20 - per
can aud Also best luubrl sets, ir tlO TO
s15 cola auI Iiaui, So 90 80. EE.IaCiug undo Le1
UI. l. G.. WATT - Last Twou ihII 81, near Madson-ve
rNHE FLUCTUATIONS OF GOLD for the
last ycs! .u.rttIn tul instructive reading They
~ d, f1n.l cuupl,.- ~ THE TRIBUNE ALAA&AC for
1896. ~ ,Aiy -.tf cents, posi- I-ilu, Eve ios 81.