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MINOR TELEGRADts.

The first suit arising out Of the South Bos.
ton gas explosion was begun yesterday, Samuel
Collins bringing an action and laying damages
at $4,000.
Lamar's friends are confident of his election
to the Senate, but combinations are forming
against him and his chances are by no means
sure.
James Bork, the defaultiug city treasurer of
Buffalo, has returned and given himself up
Annual meeting OF the New Euglapd Histor
ical-Genealogi cal Society was held in Boston
yesterday Hon. Marshal z. Wilder was elect
ed President.
STANLEY Matthews will be rendered place
in the board of Indian Commissioners
:. The General Assembly of Maryland convened
yesterday.
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POLITICAL.
New Hampshire Republican Convention
Gov. Cheney Renominated.

New Hampshire Republican Convention
Gov. Cheney Renominated.
CONCORD, JAN 5.-The Republican Conven-
ton re-nomnated p. @. Cheney of Manchester
Tor Governor by acclamation; and nominated
w, A. Pierce of Portsmouth for Railroad Com
missioner by ballot
Inc resolutions declare, on national topics,
tnat the late rel els must recognize the consti-
tutohai amendments in practice as well as in
theory that tariff for revenue sbould be SO
ADJUSTED as to be most favorable to home in
dustry that the currency should be redeemable
IN COIN; that no President should be elected for
third term; that the present Administration
deserves the highest appreciation for its diplo-
macy, ITS economy and its impartial Justice
thai the Blaine amendment to the national
constitution should be adopted that the Re-
pGbl!cans of New Hampshire earnestly desire a
true rtconc liaion with their brethren in the
South; that they look with adherence upon
The discharge of veteran soldiers from the SCI
vice Of Democratic Congress.
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fourth, Percy of West Bath; fifth, Shepherd of
Skowhegan' Warren of Westbrook, Greeley of
Lewiston, Nealey of Bangor.
The resolve admitting Mr.. Chase of Bridgtop,
was referred to the election committee.
/ Adinnrnpd
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WASHINGTON.
The Vice Presidency.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The senate committee
on elections held meeting this morning to
consider the Edmunds resolution calling for
new election, on the 18th inst, of president of
the Senate pro tempore. After an hours ses-
sion the committee adjourned till tomorrow
without taking final action on the resolution.
An expression Of opinion was obtained, how
ever by note on the question whether or not
the Senate has the legal right to elect the pre-
siding officer at the present time. In this
Messrs. Morton, Cameron of Wisconsin, and
Wadleigh voted in the affirmative, Cooper and
Merrimon in the negative. and Mitchell did
not vote.
Various Matters
Internal revenue receipts $191 500; customs
cora,
Judge Wyle, in the equity court has deeid-
ed that any portion of the special improvement
taxes levied by the late district government in
excess of the 50, 100000 loan is not legal.
Special commissioners Secretary Brstow,
Postmaster General Jewell and Architect Pot
ter report against an appropriation for new U.
s. buildings in Baltimore.
Commissio ners of Southern claims report
their awards last year at $685., $40, and amounts
disallowed at So ,519, 464.
In addition to ex-Gov. Carpenter of Iowa.
second comptroller the President will nomi.
nate to the Senate tomorrow for confirmation,
Reuben Williams of Indiana, as second
Deputy Comptroller.
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Foreign Exports.

CAPE VUDE ISLE. Brig Richmond-19 casks of
nails, case hardware. lot wooden ware. 16 doz
OIL 60 packages tobacco 400 bbs bread, 20 boxes
do $50 prs boots and Shoes 200 boxes herring
shingles # lumber, 800 bbls -four, so bbs of
merchandise
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EurOueau Markets.

LONDON, January 5-1SO p. M.-Consols at % 13-
16 for money and account.
LIVERPOOL, January $3.50 P. M.-American
securities-United States bonds 1867, 1881; Erie
at 14a.
steady and unchanged; Middling upands 1916;
do Orleans 3-16d; sales 1900 bales including 1000
bales for speculation and export.
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DIED.

In this city, Jan. 4tb, John Henry Welsh, aged 4
| years weeks.
| In Sumner. Jan. 4. Mrs. Emma Woodcock, daugh-
ter OF the late Jefferson Head aged "a years and 10
months.
In Bath, Jan. 1. Lizzie NJ, daughter OF Edward j.
| and May A. Peak. aged years months.
In Bath, Jan. l, Mrs. Ellen, wife of John Avery,
| aged 40 years.
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New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. January 5-Evening. was
easier loans were made at per cent. on call. For
eign Exchange was steady at 4S4 and 4SS for long
and short sterling.
Gold opened and closed at 112a with sales in inter-
6, s. 81 and Der Cent The clearances at The Gold
Exchange Bank were $50, 1000. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out to-day $4S2, 900 in interest and
S95,000 in redemption OF bonds. The customs re-
ceipts to-day were $462, 900. Government were
steady. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds strong
and higher. There were some large purchases Of
Union Pacific from 1893 q 1O4; Union Pacific Land
Grants rose to 10l, and Sinking Funds 94s q So;
Chicago q Northwestern consolidated gold bonds
were strong at Sc q $751; Rock Island rs at 1881; Mil
waukee & st Paul, La Cross Div at 12s
The stock market was weak and lower in the early
dealings the decline ranging from to u per cent.
bat was firm and higher in the afternoon under the
Lake Shore statement and dividend. The greatest
advance was in Pacific Mail which after declining in
the forenoon to 37a, to 1885, the closing figure.
Lake Shore under very heavy short sales declined in
the morning from 6l to 500, but reacted in the f-
ternoon to 61s, closing at 81.
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Nothing But a Fraud.

Boston, Jan. "A St. Adams despatch this
morning states that the lad calling himself
Charlie Ross was fully identified to-day by the
postmaster of Milford, N. e., as James Blanch-
ard. He.is complete fraud.
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[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Jan. 81
70 Boston q Maine Railroad. :. ....,...... 106A
Sales at Auction,
Boston IL Maine Railroad. ................. 1864
$1,000 Maine State IS, 1889, reg..............1O7
$500 Rockland (de) City IS, 1891. ........... 100
$1,000 Eastern Railroad sinking fund fiat 494
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Grimes and Casualties.

The saw and grist mill of Cyrus Horner in
North Portland, Mass, was burned yesterday
Loss SAC, 000 insurance $25OO.
Sandhimn's fancy goods store on Grand
street. N. Y, was burned Monday night. Loss
$4,000
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ST JOHN, ND. stconor Chasa-25 cases salmon
do bass Is packages turp to Stubs, 10 bbls of
bones to w Belknap, empty bbls to do, 46 crates
skins to do, rs bdls bags to Railroad 2s1 kegs OF
nails to do, bbls plumbago, II packages merchan-
disc tn do
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F0REIGN PORTS,

Sid I'm Madras -, barque Vesuvius, Ulmer, for
| London.
Payta, to discharge; It'll, ship Theobad, Adams In
| dependencia.s
In port Dec H. ship Oneida, Nichols, from Rio ia
Sid finn Valparaiso Nov 81, barque John Zttlosen,
Merriman. Iquque; 26th. ship Independence, Strout,
Ar at santander list inst, barque Albert shultz.
Sid TN Bremen I'd inst, barque SYRIA, Corning, for
Ar at Liverpool 4th inst, ship Columbus, Blethen,
Sid 4th inst. barque S Lyman. Pinkham, United
Ar at Bristol Sd lust, barque Waller Arlington,
| Hooper, New York.
| Havana; S B Hume. Diggns, Cardenas,
Ar at Falmouth, E, I'd inst, barque Nellie May,
Sid I'm Buenos Ayres Nov 18th, brig Mary Gibbs.
Whitmore. Liverpool.
Sid TIM Pernambuco Dec 81, brig F H Jennings,
Cid at Rio Janeiro Nov %, brig Rocky Glen. Hlg-
gins, New York.
barques W Carbon, Carbon, and Oasis. Randall. do;
brigs NJ Glover. and | Merrman, Lecraw, unc;
| Ennis, Dyer, for,New York.
| AR at Barbados Dec 18th, sch John Wentworth,
At Miragoane Dec 10th, sch Winner, Harraden, for
Ar at st Thomas Dec 16, sch Nettie Walker, Drew,
st Kits, (and sid for Fernandina)
Ar at Cienfuegos Dec 81, brig Goiconda Lord from
Ar at Port Spain Dec II, sch William G Moseley,
Urann, Baltimore.
Ar at Caibarien Dec 80. brig Shannon. Moore, New
York; sch Orrie Drisko. Drisko. Portland.
Ar at Havana I'd inst, brigs Clara M Goodrich
Look. Cardiff; Emma, Buchanan, do; Sd, sch Sarah
Potter, Wall, Georgetown.
Ar at Cardenas I'd inst, brig Ysidora Rionda, Plum
mer. Portland.
CID at Sc John, NIB, slst sch Chas Sears, Turner,
Lubec.
Ar 4th, sch Don Pedro, from Portland.
--latest by European steamers.1
Cid at Genoa Dec 16. Aberdeen Savage, Palermo.
Sid I'm Hamburg Dec IT, Ponvert, Baker, tor New
York.
Sid I'm Liverpool Dec GOTH Northern Chief. Miller,
New York; Akbar, Thompson, Havana; David II
Tolck, Sawyer. do.
Cid 18th, Miranda, Anderson, Galveston for Smith
vile.
Ar at Palermo Dec Is, Isaac W Parker. Bracket,
Leghorn.
Ar at NewscAwang Oct 20, Rosetta Mcneil, Brown,
Tenstn.
SPOKEN.
Nov 8. lat 81 S, lon rs W, ship Freeman Clark, fin
New York for San Francisco.
Nov 80 lat "a 80, lon 40 80, sch Peter Crowell,
from New York for Buenos Ayres.
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Providence Print Cloths ruarL.,
Domestic Markets.

PROVIDENCE. January 5.-The Printing cloths
market is dull and unchanged at IT @ Age for stand
ard and extra GA q 6fs.
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METEOROLOGICAL
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FoU

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington. D. c.,
January g. Il A. M.))
For New England.
cloudy and warmer weather and rain, south to
west winds, and falling barometer during the
day. Cautionary signals continue at Eastport
and Portland.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUGUSTA.
Legislative Matters.

g. J. ChadbOurne Nominated for Secretary
of State, L.. A. Emery for Attorney Cen
eral, and j. p. CiIIey for Adjutant Gen.
eral-Other Northumberland to
Gov. Dingley, Etc.
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CATARRH F!
CATARRH !!

A case of many years standing,
and so horrible that it caused to-
tai deafness, cured by the use of
one box of R@der's German Snuff,
which costs but 35 cents.
MoNTvILLE, Mass, March %, 1875.
Gentlemen must express my gratitude for the
wonderful cure as performed by your Reder's Ger
man Snuff 1 had been afflicted with Catarrh for
many years, and it caused my hearing to become so
poor that was totally deaf, 1 tried many remedies,
but without any benefit; but at last purchased a
box of German Snuff, and its not only entirely
cured my Catarrh, but what yet more wonderful,
my hearing was fully restored and after having been
deaf for years, 1 can now hear well any one.
This Snuff should be spread broadcast over the land,
for it will prove a blessing to all who use it.
Yours very truly,
MRS. MILO STRATTON.
Suffering reader, don't get discouraged it, you have
spent hundreds of dollars on worthless trash without
any real benefit, but remember that in this simple
German remedy you have cure that is always safe
and sure. What are the
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-06
REDER'S
GERMAN SNUFF,

A preparation which has been pronounced by some
of the highest medical talent in the land to be the
only reliable article for this complaint.
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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 IO0,OOO.
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Boston stock Market,

DniIy Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance--1O0O bush cornmeal to G.
Fl'rua e. 10
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Total. ............... 900 1860 435
Number of cars over different roads-Boston and
Lowell 1865; Eastern 2; total 1853.
Prices of Market Cattle-A few choice at Sc ST. a
90; Extra quality at Sc % q 624 first quality at
IS % q 12l second quality at 81 rs q Is; third
quality 81 90 a $50.
Prices of Store Cattle-Working Oxen. ~ pair from
800, $3.50, $175 a $2iO.
Mich Cows and Calves from S35 q S63; extra at
$65 "a sos; Farrow Cows 500 q $40.
!, Yearlings $40 $22; two years old SIS a 1872;
three years old $28 q SAG.
Western Fat Swine, live II a SIC ~ fb dressed
@93c ID. Store Hogs, wholesale q &c Y fb re-
tail 10 a lie ~ fb.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots So 90, So So
50 90, So % each; extra So so q so, from a &c
~ fb.
Brighton Hides-7s q "a cents % fb. LEIGHTON Tai
low Ct g &c W tb.
Country Hides 81 q 73c y fb: Country Tallow %
&c H.: Pets at 81 q 81 80 each; Cali Skins u q
124c P fb.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
Beef-Extra and first quality includes nothing but
the best large, fat Oxen. Second and third quail
tyincudes Oxen, and two and three year old Steers
Sheep-Extra includes Cossets, and when those of
inferior quality are thrown out.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

NUMBER FROM THE SEVERAL STATES.
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Nov 8. lat 81 S, lon rs W, ship Freeman Clark FIN
New York for San Francisco.
Nov 80, lat "a 80, lon 40 80, sch Peter II Crowel,
from New York for Buenos Ayres.
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G I'd, per OIL,

Superfne. -. 5 OC@5 81
Ex-Spring. 80. 5 1906 q
Xxx Spring.. 6 5047 OF
Patent Spring
wheats. 49,. s 009t0 OF
Michigan VIM
ter best. ..... Z 759S OF
Low grade
Michigan. -. Z 0097 q
St.Louis winter
fair. ......... 7 OO@7 81
Winter good. s 00,9S q
" best. 8 50(09 sc
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Rice, " h.. 7i@9
SaIerafms.

Jaw aeuo, PlDy W
salt.
Turks Is. ~
hid. (Sbus),. 2 Is q 262
Bonaire, 225 az 81
Cadiz, duty pd 2 % az g.
lCadiz, in bond l so q 2 90
Liverpool, duty
paid, 800. L so q 2 90
Liv. in bond. ] so q 200
Grind butter, 1 so a Q 90
Liv. fine sack. .......2 %
Seeds.
Clever b., ....131 q IA
Red Top bag, 4 759
H.Grass, bush.2 rs a 8 90
do Canada, none
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MEMORANDA.

Sch Julia Newell. (of Camden) Sheppard, in bal
last went ashore at Rockpor morning Of the 4th inst
in heavy blow. and remains. Probably come Of
without much damage.
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Dry Wholesale Goods Market.
Brown CottOns.
Rleached COttous.


DENNIS good. -. IL 92I
a" medium. . 1901
Corset Jeans
Rlaa ch,d a. slatl O NIL
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Think of it, and then remember that for the small
sum of IS cents you can buy one box OF
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piled for political purposes or used in any man
ner to promote the success of the Republican
party, and especially whether any money has
been paid to incompetent persons possessing
no mechanical skill who have been employed
in navy yards on condition expressed or i'm
piled, that they would vote for the nominees of
the Republican party.
Mr.. Kasson suggested that the inquiry go
back few years further and include the Dem
ocratic party.
Mr.. Goode preferred the resolution in its
present form, not caring to go back to times
before the deluge.
Mr. Lawrence of Ohio remarked that the res
olution specified no navy yard.
Goode-It specified all the navy yards of the
country.
Holman of Indiana suggested to strike out
the words Republican party" and substitute
for them the words ''any political party"
Mr.. Goode agreed to modify the resolution
accordingly, whereupon Messrs. Hale of
Maine. Garfield of Ohio and other Republicans
said that there was no opposition to the reso-
luton on that side. Resolution thus modified
was agreed to-
By Douglass of Virginia, resolution for the
appointment of a select committee to invest-
gate the affairs of the Freedmen's Savings and
Trust Co., and its several branches; the causes
of its failure; the parties responsible therefor
aud with names and residences of all the debt
ors of the company. Adopted.
By Terry of Va, to establish an uniform rule
VI udluCdlZdJlOu.
By Harris of Va, to restore to the pension
rolls the names of persons stricken therefrom
for disloyalty.
By Caldwell of Alabama, resolution calling
on the Secretary of War for information as to
the number of United States troops stationed
in the states of Alabama, Mississippi, Arkan-
sas and Louisiana on the 9th of December, 1875
Adopted.
By Southland of Ohio, for the relief of the
states for arms and ordnance stores furnished
the government.
By Munroe of Ohio to protect the postal
rights of inmates of insane asylumns; also
resolution instructing the COMMITTEES on educa-
ton and labor to inquire into the expediency of
making moderate appropriation on the ratio
of iliteracy for states which have established
or will establish permanent system of public
schools for the education OF their youth. Adopt
ed
By Miliken of Kentucky, 10 repeal the bank
ruptcy act; also authorizing tobacco producers
to -el tobacco by retail in the leaf.
By White of Kentucky, that the pensions to
ali persons on account of death wounds or dis
ease contracted in service since March, 1861,
shall commence from the date of death or dis
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-04-22
Swine Breeding.

The breeder seeks 6rst for auimsls !
Of good form aud good cnnr'i'n''"n i,
d. tooks next to their p~d'grre-
which of their breeds he rhall select )
NAV depend upon many u'cumstAn'
rcs, and largely. "f courrr, upon
his associa,ions and his taste. For
u,v.elf I chose Berkshire, .nd ] have
seen no good cause TO regret my
choice. I find them hardy. OF good
form, good mothers ,irlding excellent
meat. and having little ofal. They
mature early. and are large enough
for shipping. With there Nbo seek
larger hogs, the Poland Chinas are
the favorites. while the pure. black.
,ilv little Essex on the one hand AMI
the mammoth white Yorkshire on tb.
other have their advocuirs.' = Each
man must examine for hiukrh. ]
onIy suggest that thoroughbred.
ehou,d IN oil rsHes be- chosen. and
oniy from well known aud rrspons'-
bl~ breeders eau one buv with any
degree Of surety of receiving that for
winch hr 81 literally makes payment.
Begin wi.h ,horourhbreds. and then
keep strictly within the breed. Only
thus can Satisfactory results be counted
on With certainty. Mixed breeds
chow tie traits and iorms VI all their
ancestors. They will bs very uneven
in their breeding. Keep strictly
within ,bs hresd, bot no, compile near
relations. This advie is founded
.pon the following principle: Every
individual has its rxcrllrncies and ''f
defects; near relations are likely IL
have the same excellancies and III
defects. By coupling snch &ela ions
both <xceliencics und defects ar
agvre gated aud in,rnsiEre; the detects
NAV be ~ istensiied - TO dertro!!
the utility II The produce again
Breed ,ogp,h.r animals a like char
x.,rs. Tbs produce sill be like TIL
parrsts; ,t,ey sill le esr" snd sure -
Prof. Joses, If Eo~a IaJric"f~d
College.
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Sweet OIL for the Relief Of Poison.

A farmer writes: at Is now over
twenty years since I beard that sweet
oil wvula cure The bite Of . rstflc-
snake, net knowing tho. It woald cafe
ether kisds Of poison. Practice sad
c1rerence have taught me that it will
cur, poisous Of any kind, both On men
and beast. The patient must take a
spssufsl sf, il internally, asd baltic
sbs Mound fur . cure. To sYrs a
i,vrse, il takes eight times rs mssh 'as
for Q man. One Of the most extreme
eases Of snake bites occurred eleven
wears ago. II bad been Of thirty days
standing. aud the patient hsd been
given up by his physician. | gave
him y spoonful OF the oil. which
effected . esee. II will cure bloat in
cattle caus d BY fresh clover twill
CUE ~ ssisg q bees, apidess or other
isaseia. asd persons Who hsve been
Ps;soned By low, running sine
called ivy" ..
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-04-22
Su ndrie4.

SundrieA.
{ UGARS--.tli grades.
- MOL.dSSES-Choicr. Prime and Fair
IN kegs half barrels and barrels.
FLOCR-Barr.s and halt barrels Choice
Family. Extra and Superfne.
Il. ID. JE.iL-Rrcciv-d weekly.
HOG PRODUCT-Lard in all size pack.
ages; Sugsr-cured Ham, and Shoulders;
Breakfast Bacon Bacon Side. and Shoulder. ;
Mess Pork Prime Mess Pork.
COFFEE-Choicc, Prime and FAIR.
TE-iS-lmperial, GunPowdrr, Hyson and
Oolongi
Cinnamon Pepper and Ai.pic-,
SO.1P-OIivc. Family, Palm and Toilet
C.iNDLES-Bo1e., half boxes md
quarters.
SN4RCH-Best Pearl.
PICKLES-Pint.. quarts, ialf gcllon ard
gallon Imported and Domestic.
BIuing, Backing. Matches, Rroons
Buckets. and anything else in out line tina
can be called for.
T LANKIN K EcGLgsroE.
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