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any fraud was perpetrated in Florida it was
perpetrated by Democrats, but notwithstand-
ing that fact the Hayes electors had been duly
ell ected.
Mr. DeBolt Of Mo-, denied that the majority
of the committee had ever refused to issue a
subpoena when desired to do so by the minority
as had been stated by the gentleman from MIN
nesota Dunnell.l
MI. Dunnell-The minority never made a
motion which was not voted down by the ma
jority.
yersed with an honest man in Florida, whether
Democrat or Republican, who did not acknowl-
edge that the Tlden electors had been elected
by 80 majority.
The previous question being seconded it was
agreed that the vote on the resolution be taken
tomorrow at ~ o'clock, although Mr.. Foster
of Ohio. suggested that the funeral ceremonies
be finished and the corpse be buried tonight.
On motion of Mr.. Cox the Senate resolution
that each calendar day should be considered as
legislative day and that the Journal of the
dav before should be so dated was adopted.
The Speaker laid before the House MESA ge
from the President transmitting memorial of
c,tizers of New York, asking the passage of a
law authorizing the proper department to set
apart sufficient ground on either Bellows or
Governors Island in the harbOr of New York,
as a site for the statue of Liberty enliehtening
the World" donated to the United States BY
the French people. Referred to Committee on
Foreign Affa rs.
The House at 4.5O took a recess till 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
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NEW YORK,
Freight Rates from Chicago.


NEW YORK. Feb. 13-A special from Chica-
go says at meeting of freight agents yester-
day, to settle the schedule complications, the
following t ,riff was agreed upon:
Chicago to Liverpool, wheat 50, corn So, and
provisions &C cents, -four 4.24.
Chicago to London, provisions Y cents, flour
$1.30.
Chicago to Glasgow, wheat 81, corn So, pro-
visions u cents, -four ST. 80.
chicago to Bremen, provisions 88 cents
Chicago to Antwerp, wheat 6S, corn &c. pro-
visions SO cents, -four ST. So.
While the plan adop ed admits of but one
uniform rate on all export freights, trunk lines
are left free to make any inland rate they
please, SO long as it does not conflict with the
tariff agreed upon to European points. This
arrangement goes into effect to-day, and as an
experiment will remain in force during the
week, aud as much longer as may be agreeab BILE
to all parties, 1t is a part of the agreement
that general freight agents shall meet every
Saturday and revise, or if necessary, revoke
the new schedule, and at meeting in new York
on the 9th inst, the plan will be fiually APP
proved or disaDproved by eastern and western
lines in convention.
The Bulletin says the week does not open
with brilliant prospects for the through freight
markets. Yesterday arrangements were made
for 1900 boxes via Boston at fifty cents from
Chicago to Liverpool. Present Indications fav-
or the prospect of lower rates.
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MINOR TELEGRA,rs

Henry Little has been confirmed postm aste,
at Auburn. po''u as'ei
No important business was transacted hr A.
CABINET at Its meeting yesterday. Wiz
The Mardi-Gras festival in New Orleans vo.-
terday was participated in by thousands.
The engagement OF Fred May to the daueh
ter of the late Paran Stevens is announced,
Levi P. Luckey has been confirmed Secretar,
OF Utah Territory, and j. r. G. Ptkin U. s.
Marshal of Louisiana.
The Georgia House of Representatives have
passed the bill to fund the railroad bonds en-
dorsed by the state.
Application will be made for the appoint.
mept OF receiver for the New Jersey Central
A prick storehouse at Brattleboro filled with
supplies Tor the Insane Hospital, was burned
yesteTd naoo The hospital narrowly ESCAPED.
Ryan and Oschwald, the murderers of a M
iiceman IN Newark, will be hung this week. ar
the legislature did not pass the bill takipo their
case to the court of errors.
W. T. Spearing publishes card saying that
the statement of bon. Ira Clifford that he did
not offer to 90 vita Litleieid to Washington
to obtain money for the Vernon returns, is
false.
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FLORIDA.
An Unsuccessful Attempt to Hmpeacb she
Integrity of Gov. siearns.

An Unsuccessful Attempt to Hmpeacb she
Integrity of Gov. siearns.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-Before the commit
tee on powers and privileges of the House to-
day, W A. Cooke, of Florida, testified that
when Gov. Stearns vas Speaker of the Florida
House of Representatives that as such he sign
ed bill which never passed This bill is now
in the archives OF the state. Witness has
searched the journals of both houses and only
found evidence that the bill in question was
voted down. Witness knows nothing that
would tend to show any corruption on the part
of earns. 1t was bill to authorize Gov
Reed to collect $4,000 which had been granted
the state for agricultural purposes, and sub
seauent act was passed authorizing the receipt
and distribution Of the money.
Gov. Stearns took the stand and explained
that the bill once passed both branches, was
then reconsidered and when Coming to the As
semoly from the Senate second time, the title
became changed and he signed the bill without
being aware Of the change. The body of the
bill as signed was the same as in the origin al
bill. Gov. Stearns stated that he was before
the Interior Department and opposed the dis
bnrsement of the money on account of this
technical error in the bill.
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News and Other Items.

One sentence in EvartS' argument on the
Florida vote contained 361 words.
The combined capital of the Rothschilds now
foots up $1,000, 900, or well on to twice as much
as our whole national debt,
Philadelphia's debt has increased in four
years from $52 100000 to $84 100000, and the
yearly expense from $6,OOO,OOO to S12, OOO, 900.
'tIsidore Ouida Upton is the rather fapcful
name of little girl in Alabama. Her initials
being ]. o. o., its presumable she's "chid
of promise. Com. Adu.
The Cornell faculty have been obliged to
make gambling an offence equal to intoxiea-
tioD, because some sinner has opened faro
bank in town.
The Sntro tunnel at Virginia City, New, is
now 1886 feet long, the progress last month
being 1876 feet day, and the mineral belt is
fairly reached
The extradition of WIN. j. Sharkey, the MUIR
derer. who escaped from New York while IN
der sentence of death in 1873, is to be again de-
manded under the new treaty with Spain.
When last heard from he was in Madrid.
Pettengill says that the first returning
board" of which he has any recollection, was
shingle in the hands of his father. The three
father, son and shingle-used to hold frequent
committee meetings in the back shed, but the
returns came in SO swiftly that fair count was
impracticable.
Senator Ferry, President pro tempore of the
Senate, has received from Montana a feather
over two feet long from black eagle the
sender saying he wanted him to certify the
election of the President with it, and asking
him in case Hayes is elected to use the quill
part, and in case Tilden is counted in to use
the feather end.
There has been great slaughter of cattle in
Nevada this winter BY railroad trains. The
snow there has been so deep that the animals
sought the tracks for comfortable standing
places, and when the cars came along the Door
beasts were prevented by the high walls of
snow from getting ont of the way, and SO were
crushed in large numbers.
The Nevada Legislature is about to nut a
check on the 200 or 300 wildcat companies, that
do great silver stock business, with no actual
capital, by taxing their multitudinous shares.
The Mardi-Gras festivals cover SO much wick
edness that the Memphis Women's Christian
Association appeal to mothers not to let their
children join in these sources of sin and
shame
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DIED.

In this city, Feb. 18th, Loring Chase, youngest
child OF Henry l.. and Fannie Ii. Sturtevant, aged
years, months and 10 days.
Funeral service Thursday at p. m g., at No. 5
Stet on Place. Park st. Burial at convenience of
family
In Boothbay, Feb. 9. Mrs Sarah Grimes, widow of
Joseph Grimes, aged 100 years.
In Boothbay. Feb. r. Mr.. Caleb S. Reed, aged 60
years. boston papers please copy.]
In south treeport, Feb. 3, Sammie B. Soule, aged
column.l
In Phipsburg, Feb. H. Mrs. Martha Dillingham;,
aged Y years.
In st. Marys, Ga, Feb IL, DR.. Aug. Mitchell form
ery of Portland, aged 66 years mouths
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FOR Id N.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The ExfradifiOn COurroversv

LONDON. Feb. BIN the House of Lords this
afternoon Lord Derby, in reply to a question
by Lord Granville, gave the details regarding
the extraditon controversy. He said the diff,
Guilty arose because America intimated that she
would try Lawrence, who was extradited. for
an other offence than the one named under the
treaty if the first failed. America communi.
Gated in August that she never intended to trv
Lawrence for second offence The British
government therefore will maintain the con-
stluction it adopted. 1t fels at that time that
there was no reason for longer suspending the
operation of the treaty. The surrender of
Brent. the Louisville forger, was unconditional
because the conditions were not required, the
arrangements continuing as before. Neeotia-
tions are now pending for new treaty.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
One Man Killed and Several Sc
veFeIy Injured.

BENNINGTON, Feb. 10 -This morning when
the down Montreal express train was few
miles south of Hoosac Junction on the Troy
and Boston railroad, the sleeping car became
detached, and while being coupled it was run
into by an engine and caboose backing dowL,
running wild. The caboose and sleeping car
were completely telescoped, the wild engine
entering the sleeper.
The following persons were injured: Con-
ductor Harmon, leg and arm broken and other
wise injured; one brakeman was killed instant
ly and other had his limbs broken. The s lee per
contained IA passengers all of whom escaped
with slight bruises except one, who received a
severe cash in the leg. Trains are running
regularly today. II is reported that the name
of the brakem man killed is CaswelI.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, February 13-Cattle-receipts $50 head !;
shipments 1910 head; the market is dull and heavy
except for better gra les ;saies butchers 25 a 25
Hogs-receipts $4,000 head; shipments 1s4O head :
the market is dull at 10 a III lower; light
8 40 q S.. good 80 q 60; heavy packing at 90
q 20; good to extra assorted stock % a 80.
Sheep-receipts 1900 head the market is firm and
in good demand for good; Others nominal; sales 70
10,
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To promote healthy action of the system when
it has become enfeebled by Kidney, Bladder and
Glandular Diseases, Pains in the Back, Loins and
Side. take HUNTS REMEDY. Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, Bright's Disease, Incontinence and Intern
perance, cured by HUNTS REMEDY. A few
doses of HUNTS REMEDY elects these diseases
from the system.
INFALLIBLE EYE WASH is the best made.
feb12 eod&W1w
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LOUISIANA.


WASHINGTON, Feb 13-James Pelleter of
New Orleans, testified he was waiter at the
restaurant where on Sunday, December Sd. the
members and clerks of the Returning Board
dined, and that he overheard conversation
between Wells, Anderson and Littlefied He
heard Wells say in reply to question by Lit
tletield that no matter if Tilden had hundred
thousand majority iu the state, the vote would
be given to Hayes anyhow, and he (Weils) did
MT care what would become of the state,
The committee then adjourned until tomor-
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MING TELEGRAMS,

Rear Admiral Gouldsboro is seriously i'll of
typhoid malaria
Secretary Morrill, is slowly but steadily i'm
proving.
$4,000 worth Of property was burned at Oar
danvllle, Ark, Monday.
Henry [. Ames of Royleston, Mass, % years
old, who eloped with his step-daughter, not IA
years of age, was arrested at Canaan, N. e.
Monday evening.
Gov. Hayes presided at the 18th anniversary
OF the CinclnnaCi Children's Home last night,
and made an earnest appeal for subscriptions to
a fund of $4,000 to place the institution a firm
basis
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THE DOMINION.

OTTAWA, Feb 13.-The public accounts for
1876 were laid before the House to-day. The
receipts for the last financial year were 500.
5S7, 5S7, the principal portion of which were
derived from customs and excise. In copse-
quence of the falling off in the revenue there
is deficit this year, the first since the confed-
GRAFTON, of 81 300 1856, the total expenditures
for the year being $24, 4SS,372.
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INSTRUMENTATION

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY -FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF S1GNAll
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Feb. Ia, 4 A. M.
Fer New England,
and the Middle States, colder followed bv
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather, north
west to northeast winds and stationary or ris-
ing barometer.
Rivers will generally remain stationary or
fall somewhat
Cautionary signals continue on the west Gulf
the middle and east Atlantic coast
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European MARKETS..

LONDON, February I3-l2.3O P. M.-Consols at So
1916 for money and account
LONDON, February 1920 P. M.-American Sc
curities-Unted States bonds, POS, 1867, at 1893;
New 5s, 1913.
LIVERPOOL February 13.-12.00 P. M-Cotton-
market active; Middtng uplands at sgd; do Orleans
l5-l6d sales of 10000 bales, including $1,000 bales
tor speculation and export.
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MARRIED..

In Buckfeld, Jan. 81, S. o. Russell and Miss Chloe
G. Crockett, both of Sumner.
In Durham, Feb. Z, Aug H. Parker of Durham and
Miss Nellie Gahan of Pownal.
In fremont, Feb. /, Capt. John M. Rich and Miss
Lottie b. Kelley.
In Brownville, Feb. T. John f. Jones of B. and
Lizzie NJ Clendennn of Corinth.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCIsCo-Sld Sd, ship P N Blanchard,
Loring, Queenstown.
ar 4th ship Ell Dorado, Hayden, Seattle; barque
Monitor. Emerson, humboldt.
TACOMA, Oar Sd. ship Shirley, Matthews, from
&c GALVESToN-Cld 10th, sch W Jordan, Stone,
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 7tb, schs Ellen M Adams,
Adams, Jamaica; Daisy E Parkhurst, Smith, from
Ar at sW Pass 18th, barque Geo Kremelberg, Pat
JAciKsoNvILLE-cld 9Th. sch j G Drew, French
DECENTRALIZATION 7th, sch Cora Eta, Pendle-
SAVANNAH-Ar sth, sch Maggie D Marston,
Ar 18th, sch Annie Chase. Poole, Boston.
Sid 18TH barque Oasis. Randall. Liverpool t.
pool: sch Cook Borden. tor Barbados
BRUNSWICK, GA-Cld 9th, sch Nellie, Perry, for
CID Sth, schs Lizzie Lane, West, New York; j P
Wyman. Urann. Alexandria.
CHARLESTON-Cld sth, brig Star, Cook, for Rio
Janeiro via brunswick Ga.
Ar 18th schs Tarry Not. Corson, New York; Geo
W Andrews, do; Mary Lee: from Weymouth
WILMINGTON. NC-Sld 7th, sch Hattie Turner,
NR6RFOLK~Ar 9th. sch Old Chad, wylie, NYork
Annie Sheppard, Gray P5ovld le1s .o, ,,o,u .
den. from an Eastern port.
At Delaware Breakwater 10th, scbs Mary W Hup-
per, W Farwel G j Willard. and 0riole.
At Newcastle 10th, sch & G W Kinds.
NEW YORk-Ar 18th, ship Jos Spnnev, Jor-
dan Liverpool; sch Maggie Mulvey, Fountain, Ma
tanzas IA davs.
Cid 18th, briggs Carrie Bertha, Hall, for Matanzas
Jas Miller, Parker, Cienfuegos
Ar 10th, schs Julia E Carnage, Gross Somerset
Anna Frye, Smith. Providence; Mansfield, Achorn,
do for Port johnson.
Ar 18th, schs Clara Jane, Armstrong, Dorchester,
NIB. via Portland; Velma, Plunkett, Jeremie.
At Harris Island 10th, schs Kate Rankin, from
Boothbay; Leonessa, from Portland; Percy, from
Eastport.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 18th, sch David Torrey, soule,
Hoboken.
for Port Royal. SC. at 81 IS per ton.
BRISTOL-Sld 18th. sch Sarah Wooster, Babbitt,
for New York
WARREN. RI-Ar 10th, sch Corvo, Tyler, from
Newcastle, Del.
NEWPORT-Ar 18th, sch Arcularius, Hail. from
Fail River for New York.
VINEYARD. HAVEN Ar 11tb, sch Cygnus,
Steele Machias for New York, (and sailed)
Sid 10th. sch Stephen Woodbury..
WAREHAM-Ar 10th, sch Richmond, Thompson,
Newcastle, Del.
6USTON-Ar 18th, brig Maria W Norwood, An
drews, New Orleans; schs Emperor, Weber Beav-
er Harbor, NIB; JEFF Borden, Jones, Port johnson
Bowdoin. Hamilton. Hoboken; Lottie. Newbury, do.
Cid 18th, sch Altoona. Fitzgerald Wilmington.
er, Philadelphia; Stephen Woodbury.. Ponse Ho-
boken: Ocean Lodge Woodbury., Eastport.
MACHIASPOkT-Ar 9Th, sch Hortensia, LARA
bee. Porto Rico.
Sid 9Th. schs Ontara, Allen, and Lugano, McKown,
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Foreign Notes.

the French Assembly are disposed to sustain
the Duke Decaezes. When the clerical abuse
law IS Promulgated the Pope will issue brief 10
Ine Ltailan bisnop and clergy expires sing dis
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WilbOr's Cod Liver Oil and Lime.
The great popularity OF this sale and eficaeious
preparation is alone attributable to its intrinsic
worth. In the of Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Scrofulous Humors
and Ill Censumptive symptoms it has no SUPERIOR
if equal Let no one neglect The early symptoms of
disease, when an agent is thus at hand which will
alleviate all complaints CT the Chest Lungs Throat
Manufactured only by A. B. WILBUR, Chemist,
Boston. Sold by all druggists. feb12sneod1w
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FaNANGEAa ANs, cow mEncsAL,
Portland Wholesale Market

TUESDAY, February 13.-The markets are ayttle
more active to-day. Sugars quite active at 12sc
for graduated and 111c for Extra c. Flour is very
firm owing to the recent advance of wheat in the
West. Corn is active with good demand at 6S q
zoe for car lots and 70 q 72c for bag lots The de-
mand for Pork and Lard is not active and sales are
very light.
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MEMOIR ANDA

Sch Carrie Nunan, which went ashore Spring
Point Ledge. was hauled off Monday night without
further damage than the loss of forefoot and shoe.
Bsrque Olive Thnrow Corbett. which put back to
LIVERPOOL after being in collision, lost b0wsprit and
cutwater. Other wise uniDjured.
Ship Aida. Colby, from Antwerp for Callao, was
spoken Dec 10, and reported the third officer (Hami
ton) tell from the maintopsail yard to the deck a
few days after leaving Antwerp, and was killed.
Brig Albert, of Machiasport, Capt Hinckey, sailed
from New York for Falmouth, e, Dec 8, and had not
arrived at last adYlceS.
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FFOsIu6Dce Print Cloths Market.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., FEBRUARY ID Printing cloths
firm at previous quotations. best extra "a squares be-
ing quoted at 81 q 5 5-16.
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New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, February 13-Evening- Money mark
change quiet at 4S4 q 4S4 for long and ass lS5s
demand.
Gold opened and closed at 1851 with sales in the
interim at 1883 The carrying rates were 81 8, q,
and per cent; loans also made fiat. The clearan-
Ges were s S2S 6 The customs receipts to day
were e 5000 The Treasury disbursements were
ments are steady. Stock-during the afternoon there
was steadier feeling in the entire list and prices ad-
vanced to per cent.
The transactions aggregated 10000 shares. in
GLIDING New York Central 400 shares, Erie $500 do
Lake Shore 2,500 shares North Western $500 shares
Rock Island 1900 shares, Pacific Mail 1900 shares st
Paul $500 shares, Ohos 1900 shares, Western Union
4fO,O0O shares, Delaware, Lackawanna q Western
1880 shares, New Jersey Central 1850 shares
Michigan Central 600 shares.
The following were the closing quotations OF Gov
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Inn IN Voonr the VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
lUl JU lGdlN SAM Of Cutler Bros: d Co., Boston
stands unrivaed tor COaRhs, coids and Con-
sum Vtion. Sold in Portland by Apothecaries gen.
orally, feSsnl3w
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Hong Kong Jan 18th. ship Mt Washington
for New York; Rosetta Mcneil. Brown, tor Hong
Kong.
Geo Manson. Humphrey. for rice ports; Cora,
Coombs, unc
Bombay
Passed Straits of Sunda Dec 10, Ukraine Melcher,
from New York for Sourabaya.
Sid fm Gibraltar Jan 10. brig Five Brothers, Ran
dali, Philadelphia.
AT at Ca1lz Jan 10. Dirigo, Coffin, New York.
Ar at Madeira Jan A. sch Adde Warner, john
son, from Messina for Philadelphia.
Sid FIN Gibraltar Jan 10th. barQue Frank, Wallace,
from Triese) tor New York.
Passed Gibraltar Dec 90 baraue Geo Kremelberg,
Patterson. from Cette for SW Pass.
ar at Victoria Sd INST, barQue Willard Mudgett,
Dickey San Francisco.
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst. ship Columbus, Rogers,
Sid 18th. ship City of Brooklyn, Herman, for
United States.
At Ambriz Dec 2, sch Jos Nickerson, Yates, from
At Porto Cabello Jan IS, sch Eva Ade Ellis, from
CId at St John. NIB, 10th inst sch H Bridges,
Landrick, Matanzas.
--latest by European steamers.l
Sid I'm Algoa Bay, CGH, Dec 23d. Fanny Tucker,
Ar at Cardiff Jan "a, Invincble, Strickland, from
st Nazaire.
Passed Deaf 2ith, Mary NJ Bird, Packard, from
Sid i'm Havre Jan 90, S Lyman. Pinkham, for
st Thomas.
Sid FIN Liverpool Jan %. Hannah McLoon, Keen,
Matanzas.
Sid 18th, Annie Torrey. Cooper, Charleston.
Cid at London 18th, Ell Dorado. English, Cardiff
and Callao.
Put into Lamlash 21st, Josephine, West. from Llv-
erpool for Tybee.
Sid FIN Msssina Jan 10, Caroline Eddy, Dodge, for
New York
Sid tn Plymouth oath, B F Metcau, Blanchard.
from New York; for London.
tint nQfn .Van a1d for
Greenock.
SID finn Santander Jan %, Eliza Potter, Pendle-
ton, Cadiz.
Ar at Bombay Jan 4, Cora. Coombs. Calcutta.
Ar at Calcutta Jan Cd. Carrie Clark, Stowell, from
Gale.
Ar at Exmouth Jan q, John E Holbrook, Leavitt.
New York.
of sandown Jan %. Rufus Wood Davis, from
Shields for San Francisco.
Ar at London Jan 2sth, F Metcalf, Blanchard,
New York.
Cid 2Sth. Atlas Powers. Newport and St Thomas
Passed Queenstown Jan 2Sth, Pactolus Colcord,
from Liverpool for New York.
Ar at Deal aoth, st Adams, Pike, from London for
Pensacola.
Put back to Kingroad 2sth. Ada Crosby, Crosby,
Ar at Cardiff goth, Columbia Carter, Liverpool.
Cid GOTH G Littlefiel1, Carver, Havana
Cid at Genoa Jan 81, Evanell, Hichborn, Palermo.
SPOKEN.
Dec 1S. lat 1 40 S, lon 90 So W, ship ClaIissa B
Carver, Dow, from Liverpool for Calcutta.
Dec 8. lat 35 S, Ion 20 80 w, ship Aida, Colby,
from Antwerp tor Callao,
Dec 10. off Cape Agulhas, ship Samar, Miller, from
Batavia for Boston.
Jan Z, lat 10 80 S, Ion % W, ship David Brown,
Colcord, from Mauritius for Queenstown.
Feb 8, off Five Fathoms Lightship, barQue James
McCaIty. Gould, from Buenos Ayres for Boston.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE


LEWISTON, Feb. 13.-H. M. Wilson,a farmer
residing four miles oat fell from his team as
he was coming into Auburn this afternoon and
shortly expired. He was 60 years old. Heart
disease.
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Foreign ESxp0rEs,

CARIBOU. Sctr Thos Martin-62O2 shocks ard
heads, 30,S75 hoops.
HAVANA. Brig Ysdora Rionda-S637 box Shocks
loOO shocks and heads, 10000 hoops.