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DOmeafic Mark cts.

NEW YORK. January 3-Evening-Flour receipts
2664 bbls the market is less active and without de-
cided change. sales a 800 bbls superfne Western
$50 q s a5; choice do at 40 q 5 80; White Wheat
Western extra at 95 q 7 90: Fancy at O5 q 75
800; Patent Minnesota extra good to prime at IS
@ %; choice to double extra at 30 q 90, incud-
ing 2l0o bbs shipping extra at 10 g 80; 1000 bbls
closing dull: Southern -four at 80 q 90. Rye -four
quiet and unchanged at 40 g so. Cornmeal steady
market Is dull and scarcely so firm while prices are
generally without decided change; sales 81 600 bush ;
1ol g l0l for rejected Spring; ssc g | IA for un-
specti0n: No Milwaukee in store at 90; % for
No Chicago in store; 80 for straight No Wilwau
kee in store; 80 for called No Minnesota sold by
sample; 80 for good new Winter Red Western; so
q So for White Western and nominally; OF a OS
for No Chicago; ! 81 g l 20 for No Milwaukee.
is dull and unchanged. Barley Malt is qniet and
unchanged. Corn-receipts 59,47O bush; the market
is q &c better with fair export and home trade
Mixed; 67t q 671c for graded Mixed Western closing
at latter price; 6stc for new Yellow Southern; 70
e @ s ar ioe iaC dE aoas
$4,000 bush; A a 4sc for Mixed Western and State;
46 q SOC for White do. Hay steady. Coffee is quiet
SIC for fair to good rening ssc for prime refined
unchanged. Molasses and Rce unchanged. Petro-
Naptba at 81 g Of. Tallow dull at % a TO- Naval
Stores-Rosin dull at ST. q 70. Turpentine firm
er at 3Sc. Pork dull; 100 bbls new mess at 20 rs;
seller January and February quoted at 20 40 20 65
at 81 q 81 for Western. Beet quiet. Cut Meats
Western quiet ;mddles quiet at 1Oa for Western long
clear 25 boxes city long clear at I0a Lard firmer;
sales 45O ties prime steam at 12g q IL 1876 $500 ties
seller Jan at 125 @ IL 1916 so ties do 49, 1900 ties
seller February at 1885, 200 do seller March at 13i
10 5-16.
Freights to Liverpool-market heavy.
CHICAGO, January 3-Flour is nominal. Wheat is
active and lower; No Spring 05; No 2 Spring at
95sc on spot; 965c seller for February; rejected at
64sc. Corn lower for cash and higher for options;
No at 45c spot; 45sc seller January; 43c seller
February; new rejected 3ic. Oats are unsettled at
SOC spot 800 q 3Olc seller for February; rejected
&c a &c Rye dull at SIC. Barley is in fair demand
and lower at 79c spot; TIC seller for February.
Dressed Hogs fairly active and shade higher at is
@79O Pork firm at 10 10 q 10 Is on spot 10 So for
seller February: Lard is tirmer at 70 22A on spot;
IL 81 @ IL 80 seller February. Bulk Meats are firm
err shoulders q 7sc; clear rib and clear sides 10 a
101. Whskey steady at 90.
Receipts-11, 900 bbls -four, $4,000 bush wheat, g.
90 bush corn, 5000 bush oats, 1000 bush barley,
1000 bush of rye
Shipments-14,OOO bbls -four, $4,000 bush wheat,2s-
600 bush corn, 1000 bush oats, 10000 bush barley,
600 bush rye.
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F O r e 1 G. N.
The Spanish Ministry.

LoNDoD, Jan. 3.-The Standards telegram
from Madrid contains the following:
The decree convokiDg the Cortes says the
plan of the ministry based upon conservative
policy, and rejecting impracticable schemes
and religious intolerance, will be laid before the
Cortes.
Vigorous efforts to restore order in Cuba are
promised. The Standards despatch says the
declarations of the government have created
very favorable impression. The decree declares
that all may participate in the elections except
the declared foes to the dynasty and monarchy.
Castelar's Platform.
MADRID, Jan. 3-Senor CASTELAR, has ISSUED
a manifesto agreeing to contest Bascola and
Valencia for seat in the Cortes. He declares
himself in favor of universal suffrage, free I'M
iversities and the separation of church and
stated
A Large Cotton Mill Burned.
LONDON, Jan. 3.-The Hawekridge Cotton
Spinning Company's mill at Anterior, Lanca-
shire, was destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000.
The mill contained 10000 spndles, and 200
hands were thrown out of employment.
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nAMRSTIG PARTS.

GALvESTON-Ar2 9th. sch John Proctor. Doane,
NEW oRLEANs-Cld 9th, sch Anita, Ryan. for
Ruatan.
CID 18th, sch Ella M storer, Wade New York.
PENSACOLA-Ar 2Sth. brig Eva N johnson, Yea
Cid 9th, sch Hector Higgins, New Orleans
Cid 2sth, schs Victor, Coffin, and Annie Whiting,
FERNANDINA-Ar Goth. sch Miuna A Reed,
Strout, Liverpool
Al Sss SSg Rich p ss H seS Dewitt
Manson, Havana.
Cid 2sth, schs Ella, Mitchell, and Jas Wall, Watts
CHARLESTON-Cl 2sth. sch Elwood Doran, Jar
Wis, for Baltimore via Brunswick, Ga.
Ar I'd. sch John Smith, Jones' Bristol.
AT at Tybee 3lst, barque Henrietta. Simpson, from
RICHMOND, War aOth, sch H Halves, Fort.
FORTRESS MONRoE-Passed out LIST inst, baroue
Esteila. from Baltimore for Trieste.
NEW YORK--Ar LIST. barques Isaac Hall. Adams.
days; brig Tenerfe, Tracy. Lisbon; scbs Sea Bird,
Stanley. from Mt Desert; William Rice, Presley i'm
Rockland;. Defiance. Thorndike, do; Mott Haven,
Collins Calais Starlight Batchford, Lubec; Izetta.
Ar Sd, ship Bengal. Blanchard. Singapore; barques
Semsbok. Bunker, Muscat; Evyor, Littletield. Ham,
Williams. Hanna. Denia; Havana, Meyer, Havana /;
schs Dolly Warden. Allen, Port au Platte; Annie NJ
Freddie Walter, spaulding.ls Marc; Abbie Dunn,
Fountain, Matanzas; Eva May, Andrews, Havana.
Passed through He'll Gate 1st schs J Whtehouse,
from Port johnson for Salem; JAS Bliss, do for do |;
g. ii Crowley, do tor Boston; G JONES' NYork
for Rockland; Il Hodges, Elzabethport for Bos-
ton; Anna Murch, Port johnson for do: Fran
coma, Jordan, do for Salem; Belle Brown, Baltimore
for Belfast; George & Albert. do for Salem.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 1st schs Almon Bird, Drink
water. Savannah; A P Emerson, Emerson, Paw
tucket.
Ar I'd, sch Carrie Heyer. Poland Savannah.
FALL RIVER-Ar 3Oth, sch Alexandria, Falking-
ham, Calais
BCSTON-Ar ID, schs Florence wackrill. Doane.
Fayal; McNichols Reed, Gonaives; Flora King
Rowe, Hoboken; Anna Frye, Smitn,do; Lizzie Poor,
Dickey. Fairhaven.
Al. Sd. brig Annie & Lily. Bray. Cedar Keys via
Chatham, where she was ashore; is bound to Kenne-
bunkport.
Also ar Sd, schs Sadie Willicutt, Baker, FIN Turks
Island; Governor. Watson, Weekawken; Saginaw,
Ryder, Richmond.
SALEM-Sld list. schs Mott Haven, for New York;
Alfred Keene, for Baltimore.
,,NEWBURYPORT-Ar1 LIST, sch Siak, Sherman,
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NEW YORK.
New York Municipal A fairs.

New YORK, Jan. 3.-Mayor Wyckhams
message puts a smiling face on our municipal
affairs. The mayor thinks that extravaganza
The finances have improved, the city debt has
been cut down little and the tax levy lowered
81, 100000. The salaries in the department of
public works have been reduced 10 per cent.
and the appropriations for this year are $1O,
sourse of satisfaction and pride. The attend
ancc last year exceeded 1874 by 1862. The ex-
penses of this department in 1875 were So, 346,.
912, but it has been necessary to increase the
appropriation for the current year by 1882, 5SS.
and encouraging, and if the improvement is
not all that could be desired it is real and the
beginning of better condition of things.
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Portland, with cargo ct coal for Evans & Mooney,
went ashore on Sunday night, at West Hampton, Ii,
wreck. Sails. rigging, SC, saved. Cargo insured
vessel partly insured.
Sch Carrie Heyer. Poland, at Providence from Sa-
the Sd ult sprung aeak and threw part of deck
load; on the Sth, 100 miles from Montauk, took a
hurricane lasting 10 days, and lost mainboom. jib.
boom. foretopmast, sprung bowsprit. gatfs. &c.
Sch Florida, OF Belfast before reported destroyed
by fire at Jacksonville, is now reported to have been
only slightly injured. The matches were taken off
when she arrived and part of the cargo taken out,
when the fire broke out again. The matches were re-
paced and a hole made in the deck. through which
rubber hose were placed and the hold of the vessel
filled with steam and the fire put out. The cargo s
badly damaged and is Of but little value. So far as
examined the vessel shows no injury. When the
matches were taken off and before the gas had time
to escape, Capt Gilmore descended for examination
and was nearly overpowered by the fumes. He was
taken out nearly insensibe.
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MARINE NEWS.
Vessels Ashore.

Vessels Ashore.
New YORK, Jan.-The Italian bark Emilio
Barabino, is ashore a mile and half south of
Cape Henry. No lives lost. Assistance has
been sent her.
The schooner William Baxter, from Turks
Island with salt, went ashore about one mile
east of Point Quogue Light, Long Island. dur
ing the recent fog. The crew landed and too k
shelter in the lfe-saving station. The vessel
may be got off.
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IFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Ar at New York Sd inst, barque Jos Baker, Ryder.
Malaga; brig Dewey, Loring Cenfuegos; schs
Abby WATSON. Maracaibo; Freddie Walter.
Ar at Bremerhaven Dec 81, ship Lizzie Moses, from
Philadelphia.
Ar at Liverpool LIST inst ship Alice d Cooper, Hum
phrey, Norfolk, Va, IS days; barque Fannie, from
New York.
Ar at Havana 3lst, barque Benz Webster. Smart,
Cardiff; brig w Hunt, New York; sch Lizzie B
Gregg, Anderson, Norfolk.
Ar at Aspinwall Dec 49, brig Tally Ho, Gates, FIN
Philadelphia.
Ar at Cienfuegos goth, sch Nellie Shaw Gates, from
New York.
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FOREIGN PORTS,

Ar at Madeira Dec 10, sch Carl D Lothrop. Meal
lep, Philadelphia
Ar at Havre LIST inst, barque Almira Robinson Tar
box New Orleans.
Ar at Antwerp LIST inst, barque Neversink Bar
c.. AT at Gloucester, E, LIST inst, barque Josephine
Stahl. Philadelphia.
AT MontevideO Nov 16, ship Enos Soule Drinkwat-
er. disg; Darque Reunion, Emerson, tor Barpaboes:
brig Elizabeth, Stubs, for New York.
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PORT DE PORTLAND
Monday, Jau. 3.
ARRTUEn

Monday, Jau. 3.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Long, Boston for East
dort and st John. NIB.
Barque Norena Nichols New York,-coal to Ran
dali g. McAster Vessel to Geo Hunt & Co.
Brig Ellen III, (BD Flynn, Boston, (and sailed for
st John, NIB
Sch Hopewell. (Br) Robinson, Boston.
Sch Samuel Fish, Teel, Salem, (and sailed for st
George Me)
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-Henry
Fox.
Sch Gertie Lewis. Prout, Boston-master.
SAILED-Barque Lizzie Merry; bries Eudorus'
Geo Berry; schs A r Weeks, Maggie Ellen, Sophie,
Oliver Dyer, Lady Woodbury., Welaka, Maud Bow
don, Willie Swift, Forest City, and others.
The new ship Alice D Cooper, of Portland, Capt
Humphrey, has just made record for fast sailing
which places her in the list Of the most rapid
sailing vessels in the world, having made the pas
sage from Norfolk to Liverpool in Is days,-thc best
time on record.
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FINANCIAL AND COM MERCIAL.
Portland Wholesale Market.

Portland Wholesale MARKET.
MONDAY, Jan. 3d.-As we have predicted the
markets show considerable activity at the opening Of
the year. Trade has been good to-day with good
prospect of continuance Pork is rather dull and
there is prospect of decline in prices. Corn is
quoted at from 6S to zoe by the load, and at 73c
in bag lots. Oats are quoted at from 80 q 55c.
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Foreign Exports.

LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamship Scandinavian
Bill 100 lbs bacon. At 200 do lard, 1880 do pork 49,
456 bush wheat 1854 do peas, 5000 lbs bladders $685.
900 do butter 900 do oatmeal 5000 do beef bbls
-four, $50 200 lbs cheese, 800 do taow, 1000 lbs of
potash, 1850 do tobacco 20 Dbls apples 2sOO sewing
machines, 1876 packages leather pianos, sleigh, 25
packages merchandise.
HALIFAX. MS. Steamer Bermuda-3900 bbls of
SS % Ss 5 M
1900 do tobacco, 3 packages boots and shoes, 276
packages paper, horses, organ, 34O0 lbs tobacco,
7S9 packages merchandise
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MARRIED..

In this city. Jan. 8, by Rev. DR.. Carruthers Nor
man Morrison Of Hallowell and Miss Maggie Morri-
son of Portland.
In Bath, Dec. 81 A. Herbert Donne of Bath and
Mrs. Dorcas S. Ward of Freeport.
In Thomaston, Dec. 90, Gen. Ellis Spear of Wash
ington and Mrs. Sarah F. Keene of Thomaston.
In Wiscasset, Dec. rs, Jos. A. Dunton of Newcas-
tie and Miss Maggie E. Cunningham of Edgecomb
In Harrison. Dec. 2, Chas. f. Chase OF Waterford
and Mary E. Lemp of Waltham.
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at Rio Janeiro Nov %. barque Shawmut. Conner,
unc; brig Rocky Glen, Higgins, to load for NYork
M Tinker, Bernard, unc.
Ar at St john NIB, list inst, sch Adelaide, Tower,
Portland.
Cid 3lst sch John Boynton, Cook Calais.
Sid list, sch Thos Stone, for Santa Cruz.
--latest by EurOpen steaamers.l
Ar at Liverpool Dec H. Helen Sands, Bosford, FIN
Norfolk
CID 14th, David Fl Tolck, Sawyer, Havana; 18th,
Fred Tudor, Brarse. Anjier.
on Dover 18th, Daisy BoyntOn Appleby, FIN Lon
don tor Boston.
Ar at Scilly 18th, Annie Torrey I.ibbey, Maulmain
for Falmouth,
In Portland Roads 18th, Don Justo Bennett from
Baltimore for Bremen; Joseph Souther, Watts, from
Darien for Newcastle.
Ar at Cardiff 14th, OImus. Shackford, Bristol.
SID 10Th, Emma Litchfed, Hayden, st Jago.
Ar at Penarth 18th, Detroit, Pike, FIN Antwerp for
Cardiff, (and was off Scilly 13th.)
AT at Bristol 10th, Sophia Kranz, Dyer Calais
Roads.
SID FIN Lynn 18th. Gipsey Queen, Montgomery, for
Baltimore.
AT at Bowling 18th, Annie W Goddard, Lewis
Portland.
Sid fm Cadiz Dec 9, Carrie Purington, Whitmore
Portland.
Sid FIN aayre Dec 14th. Charlotte A Littlefeld.
SPOKEN.
Dec q lat SO, Ion Il 80, barque Old Dominion from
Philadelphia for Antwerp.
Dec q, lat 20, Ion rs. sch B Waite, from st Marc
| for Boston,
Dec 2s lat 90. lon rs 10, sch Nathl Stevens, from
st Marc for Boston.
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New York stock aud Mouex nYarket.

NEW YORK. January 3-Evening.-T
the investors day in Wall street and there was
unusually large number of people collecting the div
dend and interest money due January 1st. The
amount Of money to be disbursed at this point is
something enormous. The Government pays $685.
100000 in gold and 81 ,93s,705 in currency. The
state, city and county disburse large amounts Mis-
souri, Illinois and other states disburse freely. The
city banks make handsome dividends, and the Cali
fornia Pacific railroads pay interest. The Union Pa
cifc New York Central, Reading, New Jersey, New
Haven and other roads and the Western Union will
disburse dividends in few days, and Lake Shore
and st Paul, Rock Island and Chicago 81 Alton
roads pay interest on large amounts OF bonds. The
outflow will doubtless reverse the money market to
ease and cause large amounts of money to drift to
the Stock Exchange for investment. Advices
ceived to-day state that 81, 100000 sterling OF the
consolidated mortgage bonds of the Pittsburg & Con-
nellsville railroad and 60 900 sterln6 of the Phil
adelphia q Reading railroad general mortgage bonds
have been taken in London. Except for bills which
have appeared against the loans within the past
three weeks we should have been obliged to export
gold aoin.
Foreign Exchange was dull and firm with 4S4A and
loans was as high as Lei and interest," the closing
rate was 7 per cent.
Gold declined to 1929 and closed at this price, be.
ing the same at the close year ago to-day. The
rates paid for carrying 8, f. 81, g. g. and 132
per cent The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day
$74300 in interest and $685., 900 in redemption OF
bonds. The clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
were $27 477000. The customs receipts to-day were
1888 700 On Saturday last $685. 900 in coin ship
ped at San Francisco tor east. Government were
dull but strong
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Young RurRIars.

RocKLAND, Dec 3-Two boys, aged II and
Is, and named Richards and Thomas, were
bound over today for breaking and entering
Burrows store in Rockport A.
SHIFTS of the Ocean Insurance Co. of Port
land Dismissed.
ITO the Associated Pressl
New YORK, Dec. 3.-Judge Blatchford Of
the U. S. District Court has dismissed the H.
bells of the Ocean Insurance Co. of Portland vs.
the Sun Mutual Co. of New York, for &c. 200
based on a contract for the measurement of
risks, and against bark lido Kimball for al
legged damage to cargo of cotton.
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BONDS.

SCHENCK's PULMoNIC SYRUP, SEA WEED Tonic
AND MANDRAKE PILLs.-These deservedly cele-
brated and popular medicines have effected revo-
luton in the healing art and proved the fallacy of
several maxms which have for many years obstruct-
ed the progress efmedcal science The false suppo-
sion that Consumption is ncurable' deferred ply
sicians from attempting to find remedies for that dis
ease, and patients afflicted with it reconciled them
selves to death without making an effort to escape
from doom which they supposed to be unavoidable.
1t IS now proved however, that Consumption can be
cured, and that it has been cured in a very great
number of cases (some Of them apparently desperate
ones) by Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup alone; and in
other cases by the medicine in connection with
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, one
Or both according to the requirements of the CASE
DR.. Schenck himself who enjoyed uninterrupted
good health for more than forty years. supposed,
at Ole tme to be at the very gate of DEATH his ply
sicians having pronounced his case hopeless, and
abandoned him to his fate. He was cured by the
aforesaid medicines, and, since his recovery, many
thousands similarly affected have used DR.. Schencks
preparations with the same remarkable success.
Full directions accompany each, making it not alb
solutely necessary to personally see DR.. Schenck
less patients wish their lungs examined and for this
purpose he is professionally at his principal office,
Corner Sixth and Arch Sts., Philadelphia every
Monday, where all letters for advice must be adj
dressed. Sehenck's medicines are sold by all drug
gists.
jy14 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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DIED.

In this city, Dec. "a, Patrick Sexton. Boston pa
pers please copy.]
In Gray, Dec II, Mr.. Benz. Morse, aged 81 years 2
months.
In Lewiston, Dec. 49, Mrs. Lizzie M, wife of Geo.
W. Ranks, aged SO years.
In Auburn, Dec. q, Mr. Geo. P. Marble, aged 40
years months
In North Haven, Dec. II. Mr.. BENZ. c. Beverage
aged "a years.
In North Haven, Dec. e. Mrs. Hannah Beverage,
aged 70 years.
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DEATH
Will BE
YOUR DOOM !

Yes, the medical records show
plainly that i'm nine cases out of
ten the disease known as Catarrh
was the fOrerunner of COnsump-
ton, which. when fastened on a
person is like the grasp of the hid
eOus anaconda. There is no es-
cape until death relieves them
from its torture and they are laid
iu the grave. Friends may say
they died of Consumption. IT'S
FALSE.
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The Jefferson Borden mutineers, Smith ard
Millen, accepted the Presidents Communication
of their sentence and will shortly be removed
to Thomaston.
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Foreign Notes.

IA Oh tt6ESUuTg Special says Gu6 huSSlau
government having refused it's sanction to the
proposition of the Prince of Montene gro to de-
clare war against Turkey, Montenegro will re-
main neutral
A Vienna special says Count Andrassy's note
proposing pacification of the Turkish prov
inces has been received by Italy. France and
England 1t had previously been approved by
Russia and Germany.
The London Marine Society's training ship
Warspte, which has been anchored in the
long time, was burned Monday morning. No
lives lost.
M Olivier has issued an address to the cleo.
tors of the department of the Var He advises
submission to President MacMahon and the
Republic, but reserves the right to appeal to the
people.
The new press law has been promulgated.
Several prominent journals which were sup
pressed or forbidden to be sold in the streets,
have consequently resumed publication.
The Catholics of Germany are to celebrate
Archbishop LedochowskiS release from i'm
prisonment, which takes place in February.
The whereabouts of the Archbishop of Cologne
are still a secret.
Disturbances have broken out among strikers
in some of the Belgium mining districts.
Negotiations between the Vatican and Spain
in relation to the Concordat have been suspend
ed till after the elections to the Cortes
Turkey has asked the Pope to use his infiu-
ence with the Catholics in Herzegovina for
pedCe. OdTutuSl TduCul udS Oe6Q Instructed
to investigate affairs there, and nothing will be
done till the report of the Catholic prelate is
received
The report of serious disagreement between
the Khedive and Mr.. Cave, the British special
commissioner to Egypt, is reported.
Queen Isabella's health causes anxiety.
Due de Broglie will be candidate for the
Senate.
A Vienna despatch to the London Standard
reports that the Arch Duke Rudolphe will be
crowned King of Hungary in July.
M. Buffet has written letter, in which he
says the government deems it their duty to
take up Marshal Caronbert as a candidate for
the Senate because of his patriotic conduct in
declining any nomination which might be hos
tile to President MacMahon. The letter ocoa-
sions some dissatisfaction, as open to the con-
struction of designating Caronbert as MacMa-
hons successor.
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generous, natural men and women who have
not grown fIetful In adversely nor been har-
deled by prosperity. YARMOUTH.
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Mortgages Sale Of Real Estate,

RY virtue of power of sale contained in and of
ID the provisions of a certain mortgage deed given
by job r. Duran, OF Portland. Cumberland County,
State OF Maine to George L. Wescott OF said Port
land dated 18th October 1862 recorded in the regis
try of deeds for said county, book $685. page So which
said mortgage was duly assigned to me, Ira P. Far
rington, the 2Sth October, 1876 by assignment re.
corded in said registry book 422, page 43O will be
sold for breach of the conditions OF said mortgage
at public auction, on the premises hereinafter de-
serbed on the twenty-eghth day of Februaryn at
3oeock in the afternoon, certain lot of land with
all the improvements that may be thereon, situated
in said Portland on the northwesterly side of Lin
coin street, and bounded as follows; Commencing
on the northerly corner of Lincoln and Elm street.
thence running about northwesterly by the north
eastery side of Elm street, twenty feet and seven
inches, to the centre of the partition wall between the
block of two houses numbered thirtyone and thirty
three 81 and 33 Elm street. thence through the ce-
tire of the partition wall of said block, about north
easterly seventy five feet to land now or formerly
owned by Charles O. Clapp, thence southeastern by
the line of said Clapp's land twenty feet and seven
inches, to stake the northwesterly side line of
Lincoln street, thence southwestery by the side line
of Lincoln street, seventyive feet, to the bounds
begun at Said lot has, since said mortgage was given
been mortgaged by said Duran to Nathan Hill of
Rollinsf0rd, State of New Hampshire and the liebt
to redeem is now owned or supposed to be owned by
George r. Davis, OF said Portland.
Terms cash. l. p. HARRINGTON
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subIjc Debt Statemen

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-10OO bush cornmeal to G..
W. True & Co.
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and the Middle states and lower lakes, gener-
al clear and cooler weather, northwest to
southwest winds aud rising barometer