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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-27
'Alefal(0tia Gazette
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY p.

BREEDING A FAMINE FOR THE PooR.-aIi
the accessories of life are becoming scarce 10
the centres of disturbance, as dispatches from
dozen different points show. Of course the
poor, who keep no supplies on hand, feel the
distress of this first of all. The strikers are
thus bringing suffering into thousands OF lnnoc
celt families. They are doing 1t 10 violation {, OF
the law, for they hayo blockaded the lreIght
trains, which would be running but tor them;
Remember, work;ngmen, when your families
suffer from a scarcity Of food, or when you
have to pay three or four prices out OF your
moderate wages, that this is the work OF men
who have lawlessly blockaded the frei ght trains.
1t is not the strike which does this. Every
man has right to strike; but no mao has o
right to keep others from working; aud that Is
what these strikers are doing. There are plenty
Of men ready to run the trains; anxious to 40
it to support their families. The strikers will
not let them; they prefer to condemn you ard
your families 10 fannie. Is this right? Is this
fir and honest? If man does not want to
work Oh a railroad let him stop aud 80 at
something else. But he has 20 right to pre-
vent auy one else from taking the work &c
leaves.
The workiDgmcn ought to take this matter
in hand aud command order. Why should
their families suffer from what is clear !aWess'
ness aud injustice on The part Of the s!r'kers!-
~ T. HERALD
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1877 GREAT 1877

u ~
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO The NORTH, WEST s. SOUTHW EST
DOUBLE TRACK.
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID seen Ely,
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPAENT.
June "a, 1871
Trains lesve Washington from depot o. BAL.
TIMCRE S POTOMAC RAILROAD. e.,
ner Of Sixth and streets. as follows:
For PHILADELPHIA, New York Ind the East,
9.55 D. II. daily, with Psi%c4 Cars. LIN.
tied Express Of Pullman Earlcr Cars 9.21a
NJ. daily, except Sunday. Fer Philadelphia
and New y ork 5 % e. M and l.30 pm. daily,
except Sunday; FOR Philadelphia 80 ?. IL.
daily.
For Pittsburx and Lhs WcstlO 10 s..u. daily, NJ
Parlor Cars TO Pittsburgh 7.4O p III. daily
with Palace Car to Chicago.
For Cansndsigus ard tho North, 80 =. G'.
daily, except Saturday, with Palace Co. {"
Watkins. For Wstkins, 1910 a. IN daily
except Sunday.
!, 8, AN. S, GO ard pm. On Sunday 81 30
O. NJ, End snd : p. n.
Trains leave AlexsCdria ior Washington, a.. ),
So SO, IL and /. g. L., /, ), 40 j. t and Z
y. Ill.
On Sunday At SO and Il; .. m, anl. i =. ~.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, Wis
Quantico and Richmond, will lesTe A!Gxan-
dris 1T 20 3. NJ. daily, and = - =. n daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets and intor raat:on can IL: procured =:
principal rtsilr"i.A s:ation4 and ticket offices
Southeast. L. I. FARMhE,
.tvji'i. Passenger :, ,"i.
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. IcZ6
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SErASuINGTON & OHIO kAlLhDt -.
SPRING AkEANGEMENT
TWO TRAINS DAILY (ANCEPi' 81 \
DAI) BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA AN
ROUND HILL.
Beginning May :, 1871.
Leave Washington g. . \. m, nrd i - =. II.
and Alexan;lris at 9 10 a. md ! - D. M.
Pass Leesburg, gcing wesLward,s. / . 3. m.
and 40 p. H.. and arrive at Found Hill 1t Il
m. and 7 ~ y. IN. Leave Round Hill st ) - q.
m snd 1890 p. ~; pass LeesbH7g, going cas-.
ward, At a. M. and ~ D. 1n., snd arrive, II
Alexsndria at ID 3. M. and S:l5 p. m, and s.
Washington at s 30 =. m. and $50 p. N.
zs- Passengers from Washington viii! take
tho Washington and Ohio cars 8. the Bs!!:noFt
and Potomac Railroad station Al IS. ~. Ana 30
PM, and 80 rough 10 Round oil! without
change OF cars
The 9. 10 g. n train from Alexandria and i. e
y. m. train from Round HUI connect at Round
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
for Snckersville, Berryville and Winchester;
also with Reamcr's Line Of Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily for Aldio and MiddlebuEs.
Both trains. Yves! waTd, mako close conncc.iuis ::
st Vienns, with SissoD's Line 0: Stages ior t:-'
fax Court House.
Communication fI:E:ets, : csa. per sai;i'
Annuai kiclzSis, $50.
l.. II. HAF TX Ek,
my 3-:t Genera! Ticket agent.
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All trsins dsily on main line.

All trains daily on main line
The EMPRESS SOUTH bound connects at
Lynchburg for tho West and Southwest, and
at Dsuville for the South, South East and South
West.
The MAIL south bound connects with G. &
O. East and West, ard at Lynchburg for the
South snd South West; at Manassas for St?as-
burg, except Sunday.
For WARRENTON SIS a m. daily, and
81 D. M, except Sunday.
GORDONSVlLLE LOCAL leaves AlexsI-
iris Is p. N. Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day. Leave Gordonsvile at 4 50 a. III. zion
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, striving al AL
exaIlrs at 45 p. m.
FRONT ROYAL ACCO. lesves Washington
50 p. M, A!exsndris SIS p. III. Saturdays on
~, arriving at Front Royal 30 p. N. Leaves
Front Royal 1 40 q. N. NJ ondays only, striving
at AlexsDdris S Is q. ~, Washington As q: IN.
North bound trains mako close connections
with BALTIC s. Ohio and Bait. s. Potomac trains
to Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, and
10 all points North and Northwest
Tho Msil has Psrlor Cars, and the Accom-
mediation trsin Sleeping Cars through, without
change, TO White Sulphur Springs also through
Sleepers, without change, between Philadelphia
and New Orleans, on tie Express.
Through tickets 10 the South and Yves! md TO
ALL THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS ct lowest
rates Special excursion tickets AZ low rates By
the From. Royal Accommodation.
S. SPEN GER, SupL. Trsnspn.
j. Ii RROADUS, G. I. y. iy II
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FOR n lew YORK

The Al Steamships E. G. KNIGHT <esys
end JOHN GIBSON leave tho com Sf}sek
p.ny's wharf Alexandria, EVERY MON
DAY MORNING, and New York. from pier
II East River. KVEKE SATURDAY 81 four
O'clock D. III.
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Hag- BEFORE REMOVAL TO TIE CORNER, |
will Close ont my no Stock Of Clothing and
Gents Furnishings, comprising in part CASH
nero Suits p. 500, 81! Wool Cashmere Pants at
$500 heavy al linen Duck Goats ii: one dol
lar, ard a.! my lao Cloth, Cashmere and
Diagonal Worstsd Suits propor!iorasoiy low.
As the two i: drawing near, yon will call carly
TO procure bargains.
For all who contemplate travelling aad for
other purpo:es. / have a iao snd complete rs.
sortmeni of Trunks ard Satchels.
S. DEALHAM,
jy7 50 King street.
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of the
DISTRICT UF COLUMBIA

This coulpany oiisls unrivalled facilities for
tic ansport4tion of freight and passengers,
aid vii; run their steamers regularly rs follows
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sB- TEETH, if not kept clean, soon decay.
Young people, remember this. Use daily
kSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH
POWDER. 1t will preserve them through lie.
sjoli jy druggists. 25e per bottle. fab 2S-ly
sayHARD TINES demand economy. Prac-
tco il. Kenovs.e your soiloI Gloves with JOU-
VEINS HODUEL LESS KID GLOVE
CLEANER. 1t will cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold Dy druggists - cents per bottle.
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FOR NORFOLK.

Tho elegant new and substantial! - !,
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE Esseas ssssss,
lo,vcs thc company's wharf, Washington. EY-
DAY, st three o'clock p. M, and Alexandra g.
$50 p. H.; returning, lssves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, THU GSDAY ami SATURDAY,
st 0; clock p. m. This liao connects at Nor.
folk with the ships Of the Merchants and Mi.
ners' Transportation Company for Boston and
route TO those cities and their connection:
throughout New England. Farct? Norfolk :
rcuad ::ip 81. Tickets goI uii!l used.
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sTEAsiERs.

rrHuE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
4 May 20, 1877.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Bc!n Fer eE~A
nv Boats will be on THO line between
Alexandria and Washington on and after Sun
day ncst, the Goth CT May. running rs follows
LEAVE ALIEN NDRlA
Att CO. 80, 50, 10 go snd IL 50 q. m, and
- 60 so, 80, ) 30 30, 5 81, 81, ~ and
" LEAVE WASHINGTON
At 80, S so, so, 10 SO and II 80 Il. No., and
II 60 81, so. 3 80, 4 50, 5 20, 81, 80 and
p. Ill.
Leave Alexandria at 9 80, 10 50, sad II 80 8.
d., snd II 80, 80, 80, 8 SO, 80, so, 30, 80
Lesve Washington at Q 30, 10 80 and IL 80 8
M, and T. 20 l 30, = So 30, 4 30, $50, 80, 50
and S p. m.
GEO Il. PHILLIPS, Manager.
SAM'I. GEpSEY Sup't. my 16
FoH POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
On and sitter Mondsv, February 81, LII =
Aleysndria EVERY MONDAY and tn RS
DAY, from King street wharf, ST 80 o'clock
as Nomin LesVo Nomini EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY MORNING, s: G O'clock,
for Washington, arriving early tho same even
ing. Freight received daily.
i4b IS j. BRODEkS s Co, Agents.
FINLAND It &EAHOAED COASTlNG co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E9 WINES FOR EVENING PARTIES
time since we stopped at Passaic, N. j.. AID
were really surprised to see the amount ci Mr'
Speer stock of Port Grape Wine on hand. it j:
almost fabulous. Four storehouses are filled
and tiers upon tiers of casks, up and down stairs
and in some cases huge watts, occupy every avail
able spot. leaving only little alley ways through
which to walk 1t is lim;tless quantity Of wine
Nc ne is sold until i: has acquired the age of
years ard the buildings l, :, and t. are of the
first. second, third and forth years vintage
Our Druggists have some Of the Oldest of the
above vino direct from Mr.. SPECIALIZATION
Guardian.
This wine is now in demand for evening psr
ties and entertainment where cake and wine j:
used. jy 26-3t
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G.32- NoTIcE.-Wc have large stock Of
Gents Fine Shoes Of very superior fusl!y,
suitable f5r summer wear, which will be sold st
reduced prizes in order to close them out.
iy7 WADDEY, Il King st.
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FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDING


s.os hs "SG Ga HS1 vs. S?" TH6IPs6 5S'
built especially for this route, lcsves the com
paay,s whsrG .Wesntnst9n, Ey g,4 TUES.
DAy; THUHSDA? and SATUkDAl' a: :
rcluenia2, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY
FEIDAI snd SUNDAY, 81 o'clock p. N.
This company make: close eonnect:ons at Al
cxandria wi th the ". G., Y. II: S G. $. K. Z.
GO. ard with the W. & o. 4. +. Go. Freight
received for al points, North snd South:
HANDLED! with care and forwarded With prompt
moss and disp.tch.
70! further information apply TO
4. e. REED, Agent
Jsnney's wharf,
lipma Metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite
nh 10 ). w. TBOiIP5ON, President
80. Cl.YDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK.
F:IIIAnnLrHIA, PKoViDENCE AND
BOSTON.
c.tcsurr. lusvc alexandria EVERY TU ES~
DAY "ri leave phiader hls EF ER I SAT
UEDAi. It, y "'cloc!, ii. from Pier No. N.
NhArvcs.
This line connects ~ AIeynr,iria with the O.,
=. ( M. ,n1 W. * q. Il. Rs, ana NJ Philadel-
phI with the low Ard popular Iron Line. for
p-pvidenc" sad Boston.
frr Ga. forwarded with Prom p(r.:s and cG7as
G,ce ui commissions.
No charso .>r lran&it.- il, Philadelphia, snd
no whariAg" il: Ecstoa. Through TO Boston in
ssty-fve hours. Through rates end through
bills Of ladng given. I-5u7sEca guaranteed At
lass IL g.! usual rates.
Agents:
=. A. REED, Alexandria.
WM. 2. CLYDE & CO.. paisdeil.hia.
GEO. T. HYDE, Georgetown, D. =.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
jan SIT
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ROOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
1877 SPRING TRADE 1877
W. 3. WADDEY,
BOOTS AND SHOES

7iKING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
The largest and best selected ssoc'; OF Boots
and Shoes over offered in this ,asr!ict. Tho
especial s!ientcn Of tho trado IL Invited 10 our
stock Of
LADIES', GENTS, MISSES, YOUTHS,
CHILDREN'S and INFANTS WEAK,
comprising sl OF the varieties and new styles
from the heavy Brogan to the most delicate
Siipper-made TO order, ard Of the rc"y tcs.
material.
.wCOUNTRY MERCHANTS will find 1t
to thcic %dyaatago to examine cur stock from
which equally good selections can be ms'l G at
prices TIA. will compare f.Torahly with those
q the Northern cities.
In tae RETAIL DEPAKTM ENT We have
all OF the latss! styles Of Lsdcs, Gents Misse:
snd Chil,ircr'E Boots, Shoes, Gatcrs &"s Sip
pcrs, finished III the Eos. e"gsnt style SAD
warranted durable.
Our Word is Our BondAng goods ~e sell
| with yerbsl guarantee for cCrlsin service, such
rs net to rip ctc. il given time. will be mend
ed free Of charge if found no - S.an! Is Fri'rc-
Ecntcd.
NH % W. i. WADDEI.
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E9Y- SEoIA REDwEIN-FAlRFAX COURT
HOUSE, July ,, 1S77.-Jamss 3. Wcaosr, 1856
Market ST., ThtLadslphia.-Dear Sir: l have
been subject to severe attacks Of hesdachc which
last about three days. On Friday night, in the
beginning OF one Of these attacks, took G. wine
glaastul of your "Seola Rcdwein," which IL n
short time relieved mo, and kept INC free from
it the other two days. l would sdvi3c persons
afflicted AS have been t. give it 3 trial. Yours,
a A. CHAPMAN.
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CETu ARNOLD'S d i l. ) : H--I&sii -. T..
- ncous relief aad perfectly ~ 11:a.' o..
Cholera Morbus, Dy5rn.ery ~ D,HIiI,,'''i
sale By [jy2Il WAKEFIELD q l''''"
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aS~A CARD.-To all who arc suffering from
tho errors and indiscrotions of youth, nervous
weakness, carly decay, LOGS Of manhood, Sc, I
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South Americs- Send 3
self. addressed envelope TO the Rev. JOSEPH Z
INMAN, Station d, Bible House, New York
city, feb G-eoSw6m
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For ss,o by f. s. Icadbcstcr Sc Bro. [jg

Lay LOOK LooKl-Wc have had sent u
from largo retailer in Now York city quite 8
lot Of LADIES BOOTS which arc little OIL t
of style. They will BIO sold at about one fourth
Of their cost. Ask for job 10! at
mvlS WADDEY'S, - King 81.
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DECEIVED THIS DAY > Ah!' ~
II COVERED SUGAECUhAD I'A''
and SHOULDERS. .,.,..... ,.....
ia21 i. W. 4 -. i, - 49,
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sa5- TO TIE LADIES. --Wc have just rcccv
Oh very large and superior sLoc!l Of LOW
QUARTER SHOES, in all OF The lac styles
They nro Handsome and durable THESE
GOODS ARE FIRST CLASS and they will
be sold Cor much less than they ca-l 30 bought
elsewhere.
my Is WADDEI, a Hing ST.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE
Fire i'm ThoYlfasf0n.

RocKLAND, March 1.-The house aud out
buildings owned by Mrs. Irene Perry, over the
the South Thomaston line Just beyond the city,
were burned last night in the absence of the
family. Loss $500; insured $500.
Democratic Candidate for Mayor of Rock
land.
Colonel George w. Kicker was unanimously
nominated Democratic candidate for Mayor
this evening.
Republican Nomination for Mayor,
BATH. March 2.-Hon. Edwin Reed was
unanimously renomnated Mayor by the Re-
publicans last night.
birds &c Demolished.
Five hundred feet of the Woolwich and West
port bridge have been carried away by ice.
Bold Robbery.
BIDDEFoRD, March IA little over year
ago James B. Ramsdell stole team from his
employer, Mr.. Downing of Kennebunk, but
was caught and sent to Auburn Jail for ons
year. He was recently discharged, and Mon
day came to Downing's offering to work for his
board in order to repay Downing for the trouble
and expense he had incurred. Downing ac-
cepted the offer, and while Mr.. Downing was
in this city Wednesday, Ramsdell with dirk
| in one hand and seven shooter in the other,
ordered Downngs son to pass over all his IA
theirs money that was in the house, and with a
considerable sum and other valuables be de-
camped The police have no trail.
Rejoicing Over the Result.
BRUNSWICK. March 2-The Republicans are
manifesting their joy at the announcement OF
the election of Hayes and Wheeler by ringing
the bells and firing guns
WIscAssET, March "A salute Of fifteen
guns was fired and the bells rung one hour at
noon today in honor of the election of Hayes
| and Wheeler.
| BANGOR, March 1.-The announcement oil
Hayes and Wheeler's election in the Wing this
morning caused lively demonstrations Of JOY
among the Republicans. Campaign BANKERS
| devices and flags were displayed at conspicu'
GUS points in the city and the greatest enthusi'
/ asm was manifested
Bangor Wants a Cotton Mill.
| LOWELL, Mass, March 2.-Bangor capitalists
have despatched committee to confer with
the gentlemen in this city engaged in forming
new cotton mill here, with the view of in
vesting in that city,
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-03

April. Rye inactive and lower at G4se. barley is
quiet and unchanged; No Spring IS a 4Oc; sample
lots choice Minnesota SIC. Pork active and lower at
"a is 62S for May Lard quiet at so asked0 765 bid
Bulk Meats quiet shoulders at s. for May; clear rib
sides Is March. Bacon inactive and lower; Shout
ders 81: cleao rib 9; clear sides 81.
Receipts-340O bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat, g.
OOOAbush corn. 10000 bush oats. $1,000 bush barley
1000 bush rye, 500 head hogs, 900 head cattle.
TOLEDO, March 2.-Flour firm. Wheat steady;
No White Wabash at Sc; No White Michigan at
/ 81; extra White Michigan at 50; Amber Michigan
on spot ~; seller April s09 seller at $50 No
seller March at 431; rejected Red at ls. Corn is
firm; high Mixed at 43sc; seller for May at 47c; No 2
spot at 1885, do May held at 47c, and 46lc offered
34c; March SIC. Clover Seed so.
Recepts-00C0 bbs, flour, a. 600 bush wheat IS 900
bush Corn bush SSa Oats % BARLEY ley, What
900 bush Corn. 5000 bush Oats.
MILWAUKEE, March 2.-Flour dull and unchang-
ed. Wheat firm, opened higher and closed weak (;
No Milwaukee at AZ; No 2 Milwaukee for fresh
No Milwaukee 10. Corn firmer; No at Ale; new
3sc: Oats are tirmer; No at 3li 9 31Ic. Rye quiet
e HS at and STy ess
at 70 q 6 90.
Receipts-33OO bbs four $4,000 bush wheat
Shipments-26OO bbls -four, 800 bushwheat.
DETROIT, March 2.-Flour is dull and unchanged
at 00l@ 90. Wheat in more inquiry and higher
extra White Michigan at b bid; milling sales al
90; No White Michigan at SO on spot; 1 "a seller
April; milling at 4S. Corn is quiet and steady; Nc
Mixed at 44lc on track. Oats quiet and frm White
Acc; Mixed at 40c asked.
Receipts-s3O bbs flour, $500 bush wheat, II, 27C
bush corn, 1910 bush oats.
Shipments-4511 bbls flour, 1905 bush wheat, 16 So
bush corn 2013 bush oats.
CINCINNATI, March 2-Pork firm; sales at 10 20 OF
spot; Is 80 q Is IS seller May. Lard is firm steam
rendered at o.; kettle at O1 q H. Bulk Meats quie
and hrm-shoulders at 81 D g.; clear ribs 20 q %
clear sides at 81. Bacon quiet and steady Shout
ders at clear ribs at 81; clear sides at 81. Wits
key quiet and steady at 05. Live Hogs quiet ant
unchanged; common at 47O@5 10; fair to goot
light at 20 @ 60; packing grades at 60 q So
butchers at so q 0O; receipts $40 head; shipment
| ITO head.
| CLEVELAND, March 2-The Petroleum market il
quiet; standard White 10.
CHARLESTON, March 2.-Cotton quiet; Middlnj
| uplands at 1928 q l2ac.
| SAVANNAH, March 2.-Cotton is firm; Middlir,
| uplands at 11sc.
| NEW YoRK, March 2.-Cotton dull and easier Mid
| ding uplands at 12Ic.
AUGUSTA. March 2.-Cotton market is firm; Mid
ding upands at 11sc.
MOBILE, March 2.-Cotton steady; Middling up
| lands 11sc.
| MEMPHIS, March 2-Cotton market is quiet an,
| held higher; Middling uplands at 1lsc.
NEW ORLEANS, March o. Cotton firm; Middlin
/ uplands at 11sc.
| WILMINGTON, March 2.-Cotton is firm and he'll
| higher; Middling uplands at 11sc.l
| GALVESTON, March 2.-Cotton is steady; Middlin
| uplands at 11ac.
LOUISVILLE, March 2.-Cotton is firm; Middlin
| uplands 11Sc.
NORFOLK, March 2.-Cotton is steady; Mddlin
uplands at l1s q l13c.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-03
DOMESTUC PORTS.

NEW 0RLEANS-Cld list, ship Hazelt:ne
Gilkey. Rotterdam.
Corpus Christi.
PENsACoLA-Cld oath, sch San Juan, Noble fol
sAVANNAH-Ar 9sth, barQue Adelaide Norris,
Ar LIST, barque 4 Kingsbury, Griffin. Girgentl.
CHARLESTON AT oath, sch Isaac OIbeton.
W!LMINGToN-Cld 2sth, sch Lucy Holmes, Teel
for Hayti.
RIChMoND-sld 25th. sch Hattie Giles. Bran
non, New York.
BALTIMoRE-Ar 2s,h, sch U B Fisk, Crowell
Palomares, Spain.)
Cid 18th, sch Annie Freeman. Harris, Belfast.
fH!LADELPHlA-Ar 18th, brig Liberty, Deve-
reux, Matanzas.
AT 2sth, sch Enterprise, Strout, Rappahannock.
CID LIST, sch Lizzie Young. tor Matanzas.
AT Newcastle 2sth, schs Richmond. Eliza Coffin,
and Clio Chilcott, to load grain.
Sid FIN Delaware Breakwater 2sth, barque Daring,
(from Sagual for Portland.
NEW fORk-Ar 2Sth, schs VIM Jones, Robinson,
Pensacola; OnteIio. from Providence.
Sid 2Sth, ship Edward O'Brien for Callao; sch NJ
Witham, tor Port au Prince.
Ar list, ship Abner Benyon, Watts, st Nazaire;
brig Ad d. H.; W Mn White. Gard ie f
sch A Rokes, Rhodes, Laguayra.
NEW hAVEN-Ar 2Sth, brig Joseph Clark, Stahl,
PROVIDENCE-Ar Ist sch Mary varney, Rowe
Hoboken; Python, Merrill. do.
Sid 1st schs La Volta, whitmore, Baltimore; Isola
NEWPORT-Ar 2stb, schs Irvine, Berry, Pensa-
cola; s Bickmore, Thompson, Rockport for Fort
ress Monroe
In port 2sth, schs Henry Whitney, Sheppard, Bos-
ton for Baltimore; Mary Shields, Waite, New Bed
ford for New York; Bengal, Hall, from Rockland for
Richmond.
VINEYARD-HAvEN-Ar2 sth. schs Mott Haven,
Collins. New York for Calais; Mary Ann. Alley, CAL
ais for New York.
Sid 2Sth, schs Mabel Satilla, Jos Fish, Alexandria,
Seyenty-Siy, g. G W Kinds, J Whitehouse, Julia
Ward, Abbott Devereux, q w Lewis. Para, and
Mott-Haven.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 2sth, sch Tower, Ad-
ANS, Lnconville.
BOSTON-Ar LIST, sch l. s. ID Fisk, Baker, from
Satilla River.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-03
MINOR TELEGRAMS

The explosion of boiler at Huntington,
lnd., yesterday, killed one man and fatally
wounded five Others
The Standard Oil Works of New York have
sued the Amazon Fire Insurance Company of
Brookly for $4,000 insurance on petroleum.
The suite of Iglesas arrived in New York
Thursday night, and will leave soon for New
Orleans, where they will meet Iglesias and sail
for Vera Cruz on the 10th.
The loss by the burning of Harding's paper
mill st Franklin, Ohio, is said to be quarter
OF million dollars, and 100 workmen are out
of employment.
MI. Hayes resignation of the office of Gov
ernor OF Ohio, filed on the 28th of February
took effect yesterday, and Lieut. Gov Young
took the oath of Office in the presence of the
state officers and many citizens.
The circuit court of the United States has Or
dered the possession of the Vermont Valley
Railroad, from Brattleboro to Bellows Falls to
be given up to its stockholders and all leases to
be void.
The death of Gen. Won Steinwehr of Cincin-
Hati, a lew Gays ago. is a good advertisement
1or tne lie insurance companies. He had in
sured MS lie, only last October for $20,0 900
each IN the New York Mutual, Germania, and
Connecticut Mutual companies.
Inc tact about the Nova Scotia seal seems to
be That, while the new seal was decreed nv the
royal government in 1869, the Dominion antbor-
tiles entered protest against it, asking tn ha 81
lowed to continue with the old one. No formal
action was taken, but it was tacitly accepted
that the imperial government assented to the
wish of Nova Scotia.
The state boundary trouble between Mary
land and Virginia seems in danger of provoking
war. The Virginia Legislature is arming the
militia to protect its oyster beds from the
Maryland oystermen, and as the lately fixed
boundary line through Pocomoke Sound must
remain unmarked till the Maryland Legislature
meets, conflict would not be surprising.