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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-12-21

DON'T FORGET-That the place to get
those % homemade boots is at
loft ADAM MoHLER's. 9Th avenue
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Elk Senator Pomeroy is the
Washington correspondent of the
Public Press at Leavenworth.
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JUST REcEIvKD.-The latest styles box
toe and French toe lasts. Get your boots
made on these lasts by A. MoHLEK,
loft 9Th avenue.
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Another lot of those 50. so best Chicago
Kip Boots just arrived, and only to be
'fohnd att 3ne49-3t) A. WoLLKsoN's.
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Fine-James Smiths Imperial cigars.
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EMPORIA NEWS.

FRIDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1877.
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TOPEKA, KAN, Dec. 14.-E. B. Cap
en-, a conductor on a freight train on
the Santa Fe railroad, was killed about
noon to-day at Peabody. He stepped
on guard rail to separate q train,
caught his foot and was thrown under
the cars, and the train passed over him,
cutting of both his legs. He lived but
three hours. He was formerly on the
Missouri Pacific. =
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MINOR TEEEGRAMs.

Base ball-Syracuse Stars s; Cincinnatis l.
Base ball-Louisvilles 3, Memphis 0.
The rumor that the Internal Revenue Com
missioner is to be superseded is denied.
The corner stone of st. Joseph's Cathedral at
Hartford, was laid yesterday.
snow storm did much damage in Ohio
yesterday.
1t is feared that the withdrawal of troops
from Alaska will lead to Indian depredations
Our government will probably issue a procla-
nation OF neutrality.
A negro woman famed Janette Wilson living
in Nansemond county, Va. murdered her hus,
band Friday night with an axe, while he was
ASLEEP. She was arrested.
There was panic in the Moody Tabernacle
Friday, caused by boy 8 falling from the floor
and woman's shrieking in consequence. For
tunately no one was hurt.
Immense quantities of mackerel are being
caught off Long Island and New York CITY is
glutted with them Shad is quite a drug in
the market
The Iumor of the purchase Of $4,000 horses
for the Russian service is traced to the fact
that several horses have been bought by French
spectators to be sent to England.
3. Q. Quinn has been arrested in St. Joseph,
Missouri. Tor forging check on the Park Bank
OF New York. He had drawn about $4,000 be-
fore the forgery was discovered.
The agent of the Pacific Mail Co. in New
York, after the closing of the stock exchange
Friday night said there was no truth in the re-
ported sale of their steamers.
Patrick Boyle was instantly killed in Lowell,
Mass, by train backing down to the depot of
the Boston and Lowell railroad. His age was
about Co.
The customs officers at San Francisco Satur-
day seized aboutS1000 worth of Struggled opium
on the premises of Yeho, a prominent Chinese
dealer in general merchandise.
ny the lifting of the fog Thursday morning
OH ocean Grove, near where the steamer Rus
land IS going to pieces, large steamship was
enabled to put about Just in season to prevent
going ashore.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


GLOUCESTER, April 20.
During the week ending April 18th, % fish
aud from Grand Banks, aggregating 100000
lbs cod and 900 lbs halibut. There has
been better demand during the past few days,
and firmer feeling in market are resulted. Stock
fall at Grand Bank are about all gone and is
very limited. Stock new at Georges compared
with the stock of previous years at this season.
We quote new Georges cod at 81 60 per qtl.,
Grand Bank 81 hake 50 %, pollock So so, cusk
49, paddock So, round herring 81 70 Dbl, split
herring So rs, picked cod Sc so, papes and fins
81, tongues and sounds So, halibut fins 50,
halibut heads So so, smoked halibut 1-2 C Id,
prepared and homeless cod 5 to ID, as to
quality. Medicinal oil 81 10 gallon, Tanners
SO to 81 cts gallon. Fresh halibut good supply
aud light demand owing to quantities.
Fresh mackerel and shad now in NewYork and
Boston markets We quote Bank at 4 1-2 cts
ID, for white and gray, Georges IA IA cts,
fresh cod cts, paddock 1 2 cts, tongues cts.
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Death Of Par.ou Rrownlow.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April 29.-Ex-Senator
William 6. Brownlow died at his residence
this afternoon.
William Gannaway Rfownlow, known
throughout the country as Parson
Brownlow, was born in Virginia, August Goth,
1906. He was left an orphan at IL, butby hard
labor supported himself and obtained fair
education. In 1926 he entered the Methodist
ministry and was an itinerant preacher for ten
years. While travelling in South Carolina he
took part in the notification controversy and
wrote pamphlet in vindication of himself on
account of the strong opposition his meddling
with political questions had excited. In 1887
he became editor Of the Knoxville Wing and
it was his method Of conducting it that obtain
ed for him the sobriquet of Fighting Parson. "
He boldly opposed the secession movement and
in consequence was relentlessy per ecuted,
being thrown into prison. After several
months confinement he was released and es-
corted into the Union lines. He returned to
Tennessee after the capture of Nashville by the
Union forces, and was governor of the state
from 1865 to 1869, aud was elected U. S. Sena-
tor in the letter year. He was the author of
several. works, amang them sketches of the
Rise, Progress and Decline of Secession with a
narrative of Personal Adventures Among the
Rebels and "The Iron Wheel Examined and
its False Spokes Extracted" a reply to attacks
upon the Methodist church.
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SERIOUS FIRE.
Montreal Novelty Works Burned.
NINE PERSONS KILLED nv A
FALLING WALL.

MONTREAL, April 29-About O. clock this
morning tire broke out in the Montreal Novel
tv Works building on st. Urbain street. Owing
to the immense amount of inhammable mate-
rial stored on the premises all efforts to save
the building were fruitless. 1t was five stories
high and the walls were badly burned. About
six o'clock the walls fell outward with terri
BILE crash, breaking through the roof of coffin
store and completely demolishing number of
sheds and out.houses. Eight firemen under
Chief Patten were playing upon the roofs Of the
sheds and coffin store when the walls fell
They saw the wall begin to totter and made 3
rush for shed and barely got inside when
they were completely buried under several
feet of hot bricks. Three men. one of whom
was George Lynch, fireman of the
waterworks were killed. After the walls fell
thelmoans of the. fremen sent the air, and a band
of citizens went to work to dig the sufferers out
Four were found beneath board fence alive,
but suffering terribly; five more were
taken out dead; three of them
being recognized as tiremep. Their bodies
were terribly disigured. The total number
killed was 9, and wounded 10, two of them ia
tally. Many others were slightly injured. The
fire is supposed to be incendiary.
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WASHINGTON.
River and Harbor Appropriations,

hFer ana Harbor Appropriation.
WASHINGTON, April 2S-The following are
the eastern places and the amounts recon-
mended by Engineer Humphreys for river and
harbor Improvements: Bridgeport river, Coma,
amount appropriated $4,000; South port harbor'
Conn.,, $1,000; Little Narragansett Bay. r t.
$1,000; Penobscot river, Me-, $40 900; Belfast.
Me-, 10000; Kennebec river, $1,000; Boston
harbor balance, $4,000.
An Old Quarrel Revived.
The Vienna exhibition quarrel between
Minister John Jay and Commissioner Van
Buren, has been revived. President Grant
vindicated Van Bnren by appointing him Con-
sui General to Japan and recalling Jay Now
Jay is in favor with the administration and
has accepted place in the New York Custom
House Commission, and Van Buren, is TO be
dismissed.
The New Orleans Coilector.hip.
The contest for the New Orleans collectorsbjp
has terminated in the appointment of Judge
John E. Kiog. Judge King was Judge of the
Supreme Court of Louisiana, under the
hellogg-Packard regime, aud gave place to
ex-Congressman Spencer, who resigned his seat
in the House under an appointment from
Nichols.
Judge King was union man through the
war. Gen. Sheridan wanted to appoipt him
military governor of Louisiana to succeed
Wells at the close of the war, but be declined.
Foreign Governments Purchasing Shin,
building Materials.
The agents of several foreign powers are
mere to purchase lumber for ship building
Cargoes were recently shipped to France and Il
IS said more has been purchased for Great Brit
am. But little live oak timber is in the MAJ
ket, the government having nearly all of this
timber stored up at various navy yards amount
ing in the aggregate to about 200 100000 cubic
feet, though much Of it is decaying for want of
suitable place to preserve it.
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The body of P. P. Bliss, killed at the Ashta-
bula disaster, was found at Euclid Village
Saturday. 1t is supposed the body froze to
cake of ice and was carried to the place where
it was found, some so miles from the scene of
the disaster.
R. Sloan, President of the Cincinnati,
Sanduskv and Cleveland railroad, Thomas M
Sloan and James D. Lsa have been arrested on
suits brought by the railroad company charg.
ing them with conspiracy. unwarranted dis
charge of the Servants of the company, blow
ing or en- safes, taking money, &c.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
MAINE.
suicide in WatervilIe.

WATERvILLE, April 2S.-Winthrop Morrill,,
the second seleotman of the town, and extern
siVely engaged in farming. left his house yes
terday morning, ostensibly for work on the
farm. His dead body was found this morning
under tree. cash in the throat had sever
ed the carotid artery, and his razor was lying
beside him. Upon the tree he had written
several messages to his family and friends. 1t
was undoubtedly case of suicide caused by
business embarrassments.
Sudden Death.
HARRINGTON, April 29.-Alonzo Walker of
New Sharon, fell from wagon in fit of apo.
plexy yesterday, and expired. Two brothers
died the same way.
Postal.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-Postmasters ap-
pointed-Albert Furinton, Bowdonham, Saga
dahoc county; John w. Webster East Turner,
Androscoggin county; Chas. II. vose. Forest
City, Washington county.
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Another Yarn About the Bepders

CHICAGO. April 2S.-The Times publisbe, an
interview with an old citizen of Kansas named
Dubois, who claims to have been one of tho
party who, when the Bender family emigrated
SO suddenly from the scene of the murder in
that State, followed their trail and having an.
countered them they had short sharD fioht
, whiSn ended ended in the summary burial of The
Getoi,ed AMY anna, Dneois gives graphic and
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LONDON, April 2S-12.3O P. M.-Consols 90 lie
for money and account.
LONDON, April 2s-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States 10 .40s, 1913; Illinois Central at
513
LIVERPOOL, April 2s.-l2.30 M.-Cotton market
steadier; Middlng uplands at SD; do Orleans at
Gad; sales 1000 bales including 200 bales for specu-
lation andsexport receipts to-day $500 baesn Amer
lean.
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DIED.

In this city. April 90, Alice Ilsley daughter of
Henry 7. and Mary A. Cummings, aged II years and
months
Funeral Tuesday afternoon, May 1, at 2 o'clock,
from 696 Congress street.
In Yarmouth, March 9th, Mary Ellen Buchanan
aged 81 years,-daughter OF the late Capt, William
Buckman.
In Bridgton, April a. of scarlet fever frankie c.,
only son Of Clayton D. and Miranda F. Dresser aged
years months
In Kennebunkport, April %, Mr.. Joseph Brown,
aged II years months.
In Philadelphia,lA pril &C. Mrs. Elizabeth B., widow
of the late John Leppin.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, April 2s-Cattle - receipts 1000 head i;
at Is @470
;, Hogs7recepts 10000 head shipments 5000 head /:
the market is moderately active. steady and firm
light at 525 q 40; heavy packing at $50 q 60;
good to extra prime shipping at 5 40 "a s 90.
Sheep-receipts of 1870 head; the market to-day is
nominal. ~' ~
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Providence Print Cloths Marker.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 29.-The Printing cloths
market moderately active, the sales OF the week
footing 1880 pieces on the basis OF DC for standard
and extra 81 x 81 cloths.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Foreign ExpOrts.

LIVERPOOL, ENG. Br Steamship Caspian
20SOO bags corn 9s2 do barley, 1866 do peas boxes
43 do tallow, II hhds taow Dbl hams, cask wire,
1852 cases ron do saddlery bdls iron bars case
do furniture horses 337 bbls pork, do tongues,
II packages ex goods bankets,5O ties lard 90 bales
duck.
HAVANA. Bark Norena-4252 hhds suger, 800
boxes herring 63,737 # lumber, 20 drums hake.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER, Washington, d. q
April %, Il A. MI
For New England,
northeast to southeast winds clordu
rainy weather, with slight rise in temncyat ano
and generally rising barometer. '''''uio
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MARRIED..

in Naples, April II, William Bean ard Miss Rosa
belle Manchester.
In Casco. April IS, Geo II. Dyke and Dora S. Hunt.
both Of Raymond.
In Kennebunkport. April %, by Rev. John Cobb.
Byron Brigham of Cape Natiek, Mass, and Miss
Emma S. Written OF Kennebunkport.
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Advance in Freight R,,es

CHICAGO, April 2s.---The managers of tho
Eastern lines Of railroads met here todav a .ns
f1ssS1 to SteeF business the
business on the basis of 40 cents to Nan VlI
for fourth class freight. This is an advance a, of 4
five cents. "40e VI
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CAIBARIEN. Brig Geo Dale-4ll hhds 50 tcs
moasses to E Churchill 81 Co.
SAGUA. Schr S L Burns-3OS hhds 80 tcs molass-
es to Phinney and jackson.
CADIZ. Bark Geo Kngman-560 tons salt to
Elias Thomas.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,


Judge Wright TO be Investigated.
COLUMBIA, April 2S.-A resolution introduced
IN the House of Representatives by Charles
Minout lcolored), that committee examine in
to the official conduct of Judge Wright of the
state Supreme Court, was passed, rs to 10.
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and maadies of the Urino-Genital Organs in either
sex. Living witnesses willing to bear testimony
to the value OF HUNTS REMEDY.
INFALLIBLE EYE-WAsH cures Weak Eyes.
ap30 eodSw1w
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IT requires no debate to prove that HUNTS REM
EDY will cure Dropsy, Bright's Disease, Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary complaints, Retention and 1n-
confluence of Urine, Diabetes and Gravel. HUNTS
REMEDY cures Nervous Debility, Female Complaints,
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Sam freeman (oolored) committed rape on q
white girl named Barrett while she was on her
way home from school at Lancaster, Mass, Sat
urday. The child has since died
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New York Stock and Money Market.

WALL STREET-10 30 A. MA London dispatch
dated l.15 p. M. says consols there are weak and
tend downward (93s q $3.50 persistent rumors that
English ironclads are going to Egypt.
Stocks steady Sales before call: 1900 shares Wes-
tern Union, 10,400 shares Lake Shore. 900 shares
Hudson, TO- 100 shares Lackawanna, 1870 shares New
York Central 200 shares North Western, 24O0 shares
Rock Island, 200 St Pan 1900 do preferred, 700 do
Pacific Mail 800 Illinois, 600 North Western prefer
red, 1900 Michigan Central.
WALL STREET, April 2S.-Clearings-C Currency
exchanges Sc, 407 balances $3.50 O62; gold ex-
changes $5,329, 136; balances $7S4,257
WALL STREET.-THE P. Mood has been I'D to
1913 now 1868. Money at q q per cent. Govern
ments are active. State bonds quiet, excepe South
Carolinas, which are lower. Exchange, 488 "a 499.
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SPOKEN,

April 16, off Key Francis, barque Isaac Hail. from
Lisbon for Sagua.
April 26. off scilly ship Alert. Park, from Huamil-
los for United Kingdom.
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THE DOMINION.
The Fishery Commission

Inc Elsnery COmmlssIOns
OTTAWA, April 2s.-On proroguing Parlia-
ment, Lord DufteriD, after referring to the
laws passed and other matters of the Dominion
said, 1.-The commissioners to be named in the
tresty OF Washington having been at length
appointed, the commission will shortly be or
ganized at Halifax. have taken steps to in
sure full aud fair presentation of the case of
Canada. trust the negotiations may realize
all our expectations
Riot in Qnebec.
QUEBEC, April 2S.-Owing to the extra tax
in connection with the government police a
riot occurred at City Hal! last night, during
which mob.of 5000 broke in the doors of that
building and of the Recorders Court. The
mayor endeavored to address the crowd, but
was met with Kisses. After thus expressing
their indignation. the rioters gradually dis
persed without doing further damage, and the
city is now quiet, though feeling of excite
ment prevails.
Labor Troubles in British Columbia.
VICTORIA, B. c., April % For come weeks
there has been strike of miners in the Ma
nainins cOllier!es. The strikers refused to va
cate the houses belonging to the company and
resisted the efforts of the sheriff to eject Them
The government has now ordered the militia to
put down the disturbance. Three companies of
infantry and light battery, a strong party of
police and deputy sheriff will leave at once on
government steamer, accompanied by the
gunboat Rocket with orders to arrest the riot
ers at all hazards and bring them to Victoria
for trial. No bloodshed is expected.
Foreign Notes.
No orders have been received at Halifax so
far relative to movement of the troops 1t is
probable that the officers on the staff whose
regiment are stationed in England will have to
rejoin their corps
The river Dnieper has overfowed at Knem-
enenchug, which is completely flooded Tween
ty thousand Inhabitants are homeless.
Camphausen did not resign despite bis defeat
on the bill taxing manufactures of iron.
The committee of the Dominion Parliament
Saturday, reported on the case of Speaker An
Gin, that he violated the independepcy of the
parliamentary act by accepting a government
contract, thereby voiding his election.
The Pope, amongst other precautions relative
to tie action of his successor, has instructed
Cardinals Simeoni and BartoIeniandna to act
as committee of observation to guard against
anything which might initiate against the lib
erty of the next conclave or constitute an OBJ
stacle as to the place of its assemblage.
600 houses in the Phanar quarter of Constan-
tinople were burned Saturday.
Some Italian men-of-war have arrived at Sa-
lohica.
The Italian Senate is debating the clerical
abuse BILL
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WALL STREET. P. M.-The stock market is un-
settled an early decline of q Il per cent. has been
covery.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to noon
have been 11sOO00 shares, including New York Cen
ware, Lackawanna & Western IS 600 shares ST Paul
preferred 740o shares Rock Island $500 shares Mich
igan Central 1900 shares, Pacific Mail $500.
Gold sold at l07, 1919 and 1919. Carrying rates "a
per cent: Money 2 q 8 on call. Sterling Exchange
unchanged. Governments firm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

pIANnN ED. Il. ROBINSON, 8 Myrtle Street,
AANUu mas the celebrated Weber Piano, and
AND other makers, at extremely low prices
0pnhNg Orders for Tuning attended 10 az
auJZS nj,
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to q
w True 81 Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GO0dyear,s Pocket Gymnasium.

is proving one of the best appliances in the market
for restoring to health those suffering with Dyspepsia
or Lung trouble g. as can get, and have number
of certificates VIII ch proves that they are the very
best.
Mr.. Hooper. Me ssenger of Superior Court, says he
was very much run down, weak and debilitated and
in short time the use OF them restored him to good
health, and so with many others.
The Doctors all agree that they are first rate, and
we fully believe they should be in every family,
the children in a spec ,ial manner get great benefit
from them to make hem strong tor old age, and
who, on that ground, would not have them, and the
Doctors believe that woalld be the case.
hope families will IKE notice OF this and make
enquiry into the facts, which is all is needed to
insure large sale. They can be found at the
Store, cor Middle and Exchange Streets. also at
Stockbrdge Bros, Exchange Street near Congress.
Please call and examine, at one of these places
w. A. .BIBBER,
General A gent, HAL Danforth Street.
Portland April 1877. snap9tf
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MARINE n EWS,
PORT. OF PORTLAND.
saturday, April 2S.

saturday, April 2S.
$50 ARRIVED.
Barque Geo Kingman. Howes, Cadiz. with $50 tons
salt to Elias Thomas.
ala hhds IS ties molasses to K Churchill 81 Co.
Brig Edith Hall, Oliver, New York-coal to Orlan-
Sch L Burps, Crosby, sagua-3os hhds 80 ties
molasses to Phinney & Jackson.
Sch Minnie G Taylor, Taylor, Cedar Keys, Fla
'A Sch Ring Dove, swain, Philadelpha-coal to Jas
Baker.
Sch Armstrong, Etheridge, Philadelphia-coal to
Sch Light Of the East, Higgins, Philadelphia coal
to Jos II Poor q Bro.
Sch Empress, Kennedy, Philadelphia-coal to W
Sch Cassie Jameson, Jameson, New York-coa to
j B Brown & Sons.
Sch Ada Allen, from New York for Yarmouth.
Sch L Snow Jr, Griffin, Rockport.
Sch Alice Dean, Gardiner, Pembroke-shingles to
Sch drscian. Mitchell. Millbrdge-lumber to Dot
Sch Marietta, Davis, Round Pond.
CLEARED.
Steamship Caspian. (Br) Trocks, Liverpool-H g.
Allan.
Fox.
Steamer Falmouth, Colby, Halifax. NS-J B
Coyle.
Barque Norena. Nichols, Havana-Isaac Emery.
Brig Mary G Haskell, Haskell, Rockland-naster.
Sch Setagawa, Gupt1ll. Magdalen Islands-master,
Sch Toronto. Colt; Millbridge-NathI Blake.
Sch Tiara Chatto, Brooksville-Nath'l Blake.
Sch Caroline Kriescher, Devereux Bangor-S w
Thaxter.
sunday, April 20.
ARRIVED.
Sch Mary Steele, Paine Tanger oysters to Tim
mons g. Halves.
Sch Nellie ] Dinsmore. May, Philadelphia.
Sch Porto Rico, Armstrong, New York.
Sch Surprise, Rogers, Plymouth-nails to Smith,
Tibbetts s. Co.
Sch Lewis Fredch, Thorp, Bristol.
MEMORANDA.
Brig David Owen. Chadbourn. at Rio Janeiro from
Pensacola, reports, Feb 2. lat 81 lon SO, in
to and cut down to the waters edge, carrying away
catheads, backstay, topsail yard, sc; had to keep
pumps going constantly.
Sch Canary has been hauled off the beach at Lewes
and towed to Wilmington, DEL for repairs.
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30 THE AFFL,YCTED.

TO THE AFFLlSCTED.
After YOU have used the various so-called Cough
Mixtures for the cure of coughs, an not salts
fed, try a bottle OF Mason's Cough Syrup. II
you are not satisfied that it is the best in the
HIarkef' return it in twenty -four hours and take
your money.
Prices, IS cts, 60 cts and SlOO. largest bottles
are the cheapest.
Prepared and sold only by
EDWARD MASON, AIsothecary,
ap25eod2wsn* 2zl Middle ST, Portland.