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vEcETINE
The Best Spring Medicine.

n, X srEvENs.
Ieir Nir-Ihis II 20 certify that have used your
her reparstion- IN my family for several years and
mink that fur scfvfua or Cankertns HIm0rs Rheu-
matte affections u cannot BE- ssxcrcd and as blood
purifier and spring medicine is the BEST thing have
tstr used. and have usrd almost everything I can
chwHny recommend II 20 any one IN need u such q
medicine. Yours respectfully
Mis-. A. A. DINSAiOIiE, 10 Russell Street
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KIDNEY DISEASE, weakness and pain across
the back, lack Of strength and activity, de-
preston and misery cured eradicated and dis
PEELED by a single COLLINS voLTAIc PLASTER;
all the other plasters are worthless in compari
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PATESTERs AND INVENTORS should read ad
vertisement Of Edison Bros In another column
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The good wife exclaimed on taking the bis
cult, prepared with DooLEY's YEAST POWDER
from the oven; and well she might, for they
were perfectly splendid"
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ss-sec L. BROWNS Adv't Of Foot LArHEs.
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OPIUM CURE
INSTITUTE.

This II an incorporated institution for the rad
ical cure ~ ts dreadful habit ~ IL mot one ~ the
many hunbuRs which furnish medicine ~ the month
year. only a. fleece the POOR victim aud leave him
slave ri last No "taprriug or plan. No
NtrOs ed the first day. ture completed usss-
niiy In n Few days. Patients cat. Sleep and feel
happy while hrinr cured. Health Improves from the
beginning rs the patient smcrr~ from dreadful nund
are Into life ~ liberty aud happiness Perfect
NOT COST DOLLAR unless the patient ~ satisfied that
apEkfft'r AND RADICAL CURE has hsvn effected
testimony, address OPIUM CURE nNSTlTuTE.
al and 113 North Meridian street, In
o1anspOlfs. Ind.
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vECETINE.
All Have Obtained Relief.

sourH BERWICK. ME-. Jan. IL. 1872.
~ X SrEyENs ESQ.
mn Sg have had dyspepsia In it, worst form for
w ast ten years and have taken hundreds ~ dollars
wwMth y medicines without obtaining any relief I'M
gglhmlwr last commenced taking the vEuEfINE.
net which time my health has steadily improved 3lv
49, uHnsts wen. and have gained fifteen pounds ~
rn Ihcrr are several others IN this place taking VEG
ZINE, and all have obtained relief.
Yours truly
THOMAS NJ MOORE.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15
FINANCIAL ARD COW aERCEAE,
Review of the Portland Markets


There is but little new to note in the markets this
week Goods are selling rather slow there being
nothing to cause great export demand Provisions
looked better few days the first of the week but it
was OF short duration and pricesare fiat again.
The money market is generally unchanged, and
money can be had in abun lance on good security,
Gold is little higher than last week and ccsea
Wednesday, Feb, 18th at LOG.
Apples are in good demand and quite a quantity
have been shipped from this port this week. Prices
range from $3.50 to $3.50. Bears are strong with
the supply and price unchanged. Butter is Offering
quite freely at % to SO cents for the best lots while
store butter is sold at 20 to 70 cents. Cheese is firm
and unchanged. Coffee is very dull and there is
little or no demand. Cooperage is unchanged.
Copper and cordage show NJ change. Drugs and
and dyes are quite active with no change to note in
prices. Duck is in good demand for Portland manu-
facture Fish quiet with little or no change to
note in prices. Mackerel however are in good
demand. Flour is firm and prices are unchanged
Holders show no disposition to SELL Jamaica
oranges ale in good demand and sell as high as 5000
to $3.50. Corn is lower and there is not great
demand Car lots sell for 81 to IS cents and 20 to
u cents. Hay is coming in quite plenty at SIT to
$1s per ton. Iron is a little frmer with better
demand. Lard is dull and prices are lower this
week. Leather is active and the export demand is
excellent. Lumber is unchanged. Molasses is firm
at the quotations given. The new crop has begun
to arrive Oil is dull ana prices are lower Produce
is rather dull and eggs lower being quoted at rs
to q cents. Potatoes quoted at rs to 80 cents
Pork is dull and prices so cts. to $1.0O lower
Grass seeds are firm and unchanged. Sugars
are lower and quoted at II cents for granu-
lated at III for Extra c. Teas are quiet and very
tirm Tobacco is dull and unchanged.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15
I.ieut. MsEutyre,s Death.

New YORK, Feb. 14.-An Atlanta, Ga. de-
spatch gives the details of the killing of Lieut..
Mcintyre. 1t seems that year ago soldier
killed citizen named Emery, and threw the
body down a bluff. The trial was taken from
the state into a federal court, where a jury of
negroes acquitted the soldiers. The people have
felt much outraged at this. 1t is in what is
known as the Hogback region. Capt Cook.
with Lieut.. Mcintyre and company of soldiers
has been hunting illicit distiileres there secret
ly and few days ago Lieut.. Mcintyre halted
at nightfall at the Feniau county line near Foo
Mountain on Fighting Creek. While The soI-
diers were in and about the tavern and ward
they were fired upon by about thirty dstii,ers
Lieut. Mcintyre was MORALLY wounded and the
soldiers retreated Couriers were sent to Cart
reinforcements were promptly furnished Thav
Were again fired int by guerrillas aud a nri-
vate in Co. g. was killed. A revenue officer
named Sutherland was wounded.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15
WASHINGTON.
Bill for Resumption of Specie Payment,

Bill for Resumption of Specie Payment,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14-A bill has been draft
ed to meet substantially the recommendations
of The President in his recent special message
with regard to an early resumption of specie
payment, and has been submitted to him as it
will probably be also to the Committee on
Ways and Means. Its provisions differ in sew
e'al respects from the suggestions of the Pres-
dent, but there is reason to believe he will not
seriously object to the changes. The bill pro-
vides for the use of the thirty years per cent.
bonds already authorized by act of July, 1870,
and by the redemption act of January, 1875
The amount OF greenbacks to be funded into
this bond is $1000000O0, limited to $40 00O, COG
in any one month. A further sum, say of $780,
100000 in greenbacks, is authorized to be with
drawn in exchange for subsidiary silver, and to
this end the coin is to be increased to an aggre-
gate of $80,000,0O0, including the $50,00O,00 at
present authorized. The theory of the provis-
ION is that silver change will take the place of
small greenback ones and twos. These are
limited by act of 1868 to $50, O0O, OOO but the
amount now outstanding is believed to be below
$30000,0OO. No commission is allowed for
funding or exchange of greenbacks for bonds
or silver coin. The expenses of engraving and
printing accounts of bonds are limited to of
per cent. Some assurances have been given
ehat the bill will meet favor from both sides OF
Tue house OF Representatives, after the Presi-
oentlal trouble Shall have been settled,
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The coal market in New York ia oyerstocl,ad
and stove coal is selling at four dollars ton.
Francis L. Lothrop has been appointed re-
ce'ver OF the New Jersey Central railroad.
Frederick Aver has been chosen President of
the Lowell and Andover railroad
Women will hereafter be admitted to the
university OF the city of New York for in struc-
ton.
The Governor of Tennessee has signed the
resolution postponiDg the payment of interest
on state bonds.
dent OF Dartmouth College, arrived at Hanover
yesterday
Secretary Cameron and Gen. Sherman arriv-
ed in New York Tuesday evening, and visited
ex-President Lerdo of Mexico. Yesterday they
inspected the harbor defepces
Samuel J. Osgood of Laconia Past Grand
Master IN New Hampshire and Grand Renre-
sentative to the Grand Lodge Of Old Fellows
OF the United States, died yesterday morning.
Five or six thousand laboring men are
thrown out of work At Elizabethport in conse-
quence of the troubles of the New Jersey Cen
trail railroad. They have not been paid for two
months and their families are in great distress.
A Pottsville. Pa; despatch says that the
reading of death warrant, Tuesday to Thos.
Duffy, Mollie Mcguire, elected the response,
well, that's not much" An opinion seems
to prevail that there will be no hanging of these
criminals.
Mr.. Arthur Cheney, of the Globe Theatre,
Boston, was found on doorstep in 4.h Avenue
New York, bleeding profusely from wound
IN his forehead, and nearly unconscious from
the shock and the cold He had slipped and
fallen.
Billy Conners, notorious cracksman, and
one OF the men who robbed The Northampton
Bank. was arrested in New York, yesterday.
Two OF his coDfederates, Robert Scott and j.
ID. Dunlap were arrested in Philadelphia.
William Beach Lawrence is reported as say
ing that the Electoral Commission is unconsti-
tutiona; that it has abdicated its flu notions by
refusing the duties required of it bv Congress,
and he advises the Democratic members to
withdraw from it.
Secretary Chandler was examined by Fields
committee yesterday, and AL effort made to
show that Brewster, one of the Louisiana cleo
tors, had surrepttiousy resigned the govern
ment position in order to become eligible for an
electors position. Mr.. Chander's evidence
threw no light on the sub ect
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15
FOREIGN PORTS.

;, Al at Sydney NSW Jan 10, barque Wealthy PEN
dleton, Blanchard, Victoria, vi.
. AT Hong Kong Jan is, barque Antioch Merrill for
San Francisco. ~
Sid TN Padang Dec 26, barque Chattanooga, Free
man, New York; sch Hattie Bangs Bangs, do.
AT Calcutta Jan 5. ships Susan Climate. Carver
Onited Kingdom or Comment; Carrie Clark Storer
Reynolds, tor Dundee
Sid I'm Calcutta prev to 18th inst ship Susan Gill
more, Carver, United Kingdom
>, ou I'M Honolulu Jan ~, ship Anglo Saxon Har-
,r Sd En- Alexandra, Egypt 4th inst barque Nep.
Sid I'm Bilboa 18th inst brig Iizzie Z;ttlosen Eos
green, Cuba. ' ''
sid SD I'M havre Jan 49, barque John Hasbrouck,
Ar at London 18th inst, barque Robt Morrison, d.
Ar at falmouth. E, 18th inst, barque Josie Mildred
SID "a TN Demarara Jan II, brig John Mason, Port
er, st Martins.
Al do Jan %, sch Loretto Fish, Balano, from Bar
Ar az Port Spain Jan 8, sch Fanny Flint, Warren
q Ar at Port Spain Jan 18th, briggs Anna d Torrey.
Gray, 81 Marys, Ga; 18th, Ernest Lunt Barbados
York. J' ioni ->e"
=, Sid 18th. brigs Akbar, Thompson, Baltimore: 23I
Ernestme, McAlevy. Bonaire.
pat az 5aroadoes Jan 10, sch Clifford, Bragdon FIN
nendi meu"ay' MS; 18th, sch Quoddy, Young, Fer
al al at st Thomas Jan q, brig Helen, Kurdish from
Cayehe, (and sailed 23d for st Domingo and BOSTON,:
Sia e ~. sou " bradley, Chapman, Brunswick, Ca
:, ou "a inst, brIgs Martha Berry, Berry, York
80: Cora Reed, Philadelphia.
4, In port I'd inst, oargue A c Small Evans, from
Aqua and Boston, ' -0i
G, AT MIX River, ia, Jan 2i. sch Addie G Bryant,
Stubbs, for New York, '"'
8, AZ Mayaguez Jan Is brig Mary Dana, O'Neil.
ior Boston; schs Daybreak, Blaze, from Fernandina
ar IIth d1sg: Mary Douglass, Rolf, iron Cane
mayhem, ar 18th, fur Sew York.
Ar at Porto Cabello Jan Is, sch Eva Adel. Ellis,
- SID I'm st George. (Bermuda) ID ipst, scbs Beta.
Guptiii, Boston, (having repalredD; 4th Setagawa'
Guptill. Jamaica '
r IN port 9Th inst. schs Fred Gray, TAYLOR repg:
"aiuemar' rarker, for New York, wig wind.
o,d az 81 Jonn 18th inst, schs Adeliza, Parker
aou Addle hyerson, Cousins, New YORK.
SPOKEN.
- Jan 20. off Isle of Wight, barque Mary NJ Bird.
Packard, from London for Batavia
:. Dec 20 OF Cape Horn, ship Eliza Mcneil, Jordan,
from New YORK for San Francisco
Dec u lat ~, lon IL 80, sch Cumberland Weber,
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15

Lon LONDON, February l4-lOO P. M.-Consols at So
GIG for money and account.
LONDON, February 14-12.3O P. M.-American'se-
curities-United States bonds 5.2Us, 1867, at 1881
ex-coup; New York Central 81.
LONDON, February 14-43O P. M.-Consols at 95
Ills for money and account
LIVERPOOL, February 13.-12O0 P. M.-Cotton-
market easier but not auorably lower; Middling up
LANDS at o3d do Orleans l6d; sales of 10 900
bales including 700 bales tor speculation and ex-
port receipts To-day 5000 bales, incuang 49, 800
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15
DIED.

In this city, Feb. 14th, by Rev. j. Nc Winnie,
Herbert Ketcham, Esq of Planfeld, N. j., to
Miss Olivia E. Phillips OF this city
In this city, Feb. H. helen louise, only daughter
of ALBION and Lucy HELEN Keith, aged years and
months.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock I
In this city, Feb. II, Gerle L., daughter of Lyman
s. and Jenett b. Clark. aged years and 10 months
Ellsworth papers please copyJ
In Buffalo n Y, Feb. 6, Mrs. Jane Hillmau, wild
OF Samuel r. Blossom, and daughter of the late
Rev Saml Hillman of Monmouth, Me.
In RUckiand Feb. A, Mrs. Margaret TolmaD, aged
81 years months.
In Hockland. Feb. 6, Capt. Levi [. Verrill aged 40
years morths.
In Friendship, Jan. 80, Mr.. jaime, Morton, aged 81
years.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15
Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, February 14-Cattle-recepts 5000 head;
shipments 1910 head the market is attiye and firm
anaer heavy supply; choice at 50 q o.: good at
: % g 10; medium at so a 60; butchers at 90
~ . N; stockers at l5 a 49, inferior 25 a 2 rs
Hogs-receipts 5000 head shipments 300 head;
me market is dull, weak and lower; good to choice
and shipping Is q Is; good to choice shipping at
10 q 80
Sheep-receipts $500 head; the market is active,
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15

NEW YORK. February 14.-Evening-Money mark
ct easy at q q 81 per cent. call. Sterling Ex-
change steady but dull with business at 4841 for so
days and 4s6 for demand.
Gold firm, opened and closed at 1853, with sales in
the interim at 1874 The carrying rates were p, s.
ana per cent; loans also made fiat. The clearaIi-
ces were $1s.OO0,OOO The customs receipts to day
were $1lS,O0O. The Treasury disbursements were
$osoOO for interest and $4,000 for bonds Govern
irregular.
The transactions aggregated 1871 900 shares, in
GLIDING New York Central 1851 shares Erie 100 do
Lake Shore 800 shares North Western 1900 shares
preferred 1900 shares, Rock Island 1880 shares, Pa
cc Mail 1850 shares, st Paul ferred 300 shares
Western. Union 34,72O shares, Delaware, Lackawan-
ma q Western 1925 shares, New Jersey Central
1870 shares Michigan Central 4546 shares, Illinois
Central 900 shares.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15
MARRIED..

In Brunswick. Feb II, by Rev. Geo. C. Crawford,
assisted by Rev. VIM. 5. Jones, Roscoe Ellsworth
Brown, M D., of Weymouth, Mass and Mrs. Mary
e. Wilson of brunswick.
In kockland, FEB. 3, Fred Fl. Burpee and Miss
Lucia +. Howard.
IN Rockland, Feb, g. Joel NJ Fisk aud Miss Mary
E. Robinson, both of South Thomaston.
AT Matinicus Island, Jan. 30, VIM. L. Robbins and
Miss Lois NJ. Piper.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15

medium So g iOc, common So q SSc; pulled extra
81 g 42c; superfne 81 O. As; No 1, 20 "a SOC; comb
ing fleece 30 55c Fine delane 45 q 48c California
IA @ 3Oc; Texas 10 26c; Canada 40 a Ale do comb
ng 90 q 5I9; Smyrna washed Is q Csc; do unwash-
ed, Ii "a 23c: Buenos Ayres is "a 33c; Cane Good
Hope 80 q 33c; Australian IS q SIC; Donskoi Is "a
33c. ~ "
The market for Wool remains the same. with
steady demand from manufacturers. Prices of all
desirable feeces continue to be sustained and we do
not look for any material change at present.
Imports from January to Feb. 10.
1876. 1877.
forelSn, pdies' 49, '.......,....,.. 56S 626
Domestic, bags and bales. .......,..1 49, 1893 14,7s7
In New York the market has beer unusually quiet
during this week. but this is due in great measure
to tie absence of desirable parcels Of fine stock
There has been quite a number of manufacturers
looking around as goods selling fairly at prices
rather more satisfactory than those ruling short
time SINCE The stock of really choice d. scrptions
IS now reduced TO an exceedingly low point but in.
feror Wools, such as fall Texas and California are
in large supply and neglected Prices of the better
kinds are irm but for the lower grades they are en-
tirely nominal
In Philadelphia there is essential change TO re-
cord The stock of fine is reduced to about 100 900
lbs, mostly concentrated in the hands of one house.
and is held frnly. The medium grades of fleece
meet a falr demand, but Colorado unwashed is less
dought AFTER Super pulled and low fleece are very
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15
E OR EIGN
THE EASTERN QUESTION,
EupIaud Refieyes yyar HravS,.hI

LONDON, Feb. 14.-The News says there was
depression in financial affairs yesterday, uw-
ing to the belief that highly unfavorable news
had been received in influential quarters, and
that rupture in the East is imminent. A be.
lief in con. mereial circles, that war is ineviLa-
bic between Russia and Turkey, gains ground
and little desire is shown to extend commit
ments in the stock market.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15
Brighton Cattle Market,

For the week ending Wednesday, Feb. H.
Amount OF stock at market-Cattle 1475: Sheep
and Lambs $3.50; Swine 1000; number of Western
Cattie izo1 Eastern Cattle &C; Mich Cows and
price a OF Beef Cattle 100 TBS, live weight-Extra
at 20 Sus y ~; first quality at $6 90 q 25
@ 81 poorest grades of coarse oxen, Bulls &C..
at so a so. ' ~ ''
Working oxen-There was a fair supply of Work.
We quote sales az folIows. -' ~ N'
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15
RANCE.

Eify-Gve Miners Killed by an ExpIos-
ion.
PARIS, Feb. IA terrible explosion has
taken place in one of the coal mines at Gras-
sessac, in the department. of Herault. Fifty
five miners are known to have persisted.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15
The w OOi Market,

BOSTON, Feb H-lReporsed for the Press 1.-The
following is list OF prices quoted this afternoon:
ro Domestie-Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA pick-lock 50 "a
1lum AZ q 45c; coarse 40 a 42c Michigan extra and
Xxx 40 az 42c; fine 3S q 40c; medium SO "a 4Ic: COM
mon 30 g asc; other Western fine and K 40 a 42c;
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15
WI EH5ORAND

Barque Frank Marion. Eldridge, from Swansea for
savannah. put into st Thomas LIST inst with loss of
DoN spirit, Jibboom cut water &c, having been in COL
hson with sohr Anna Kranz. damage to latter
not reported
Sch Terrapin. Wooster, from Hoboken for Proyi-
dence' went ashore between Gaspee Point and Paw
tuHet iZth but was hauled OIL and taken to Provi-
dence. Damage not reported.
= sen Il Darling. Hodgkinsou, from New York via
santa Iruz was totally wrecked at Grand Canary
about Jan 18th Crew and cargo saved
Sen George Staples, Maloney, from Brunswick, Ga
ior New YORK. which was towed into Bermuda Dec 20
9th inst for So los.
Sch Beta, Guptill, from Surinam for Boston, which
put into Bermuda Dec IL in Distress has REPAIRED
and sailed Sd INST for destination
Sch Ella, Cotter, from PHILADELPHIA for Jackson
vile. with coal, was struck by field of ice and
driven ashore at the lower end of Fort Delaware 10Th
Will have to discharge. ~
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15

To promote healthy action Of the system when
it has become enfeebled by Kidney, Bladder and
Glanduar Diseases, Pains in the Back, Loins and
Side. take HUNTS REMEDY. Gravel Diabetes,
Dropsy, Bright's Disease, Incontinence and Intem :
perance, are 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
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15

Mich Cows-Extra, S55 to 95; ordinary, s25 to 20.
Prices OF COWS do not vary much from week to
week. GOOD Cows command fair prices and ready
sale usually. '
- Store Cattle-None in market, most of the small
Ca E pelng bought up by butchers to slaughter
oneep and Lambs-Tho supply for the week has
butchers and taken to the Abattoir to be slaughter
ed. Trade for Northern lots was quick at prices
ranging from to &c " fb
SWINE No Store Pigs in market Fat Hogs, 1900;
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15
METEOROLOGICAL

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Feb. Is, Il A. M))
For New England.
northwest to southwest WINDS warmer, parity
cloudy weather, and stationary or falling ba-
rometer. Rivers will very generally fall slight
ly..
Cautionary signals are ordered from Sayan-
nah to Kitty Hawk.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15
d Judge Mackey,s Viexvs

COLUMBIA, ). c., Feb. 14-Judge Mackey
has been creating a sensation by Stating that
Hayes is to be the next President; that he will
be the paclhcator OF both North aud South,
Carolina and Nichols in Louisiana. There is
an uneasy feeling in the state. The Supreme
Court continues to shrk an opinion on the CUB
ernatorial question, in hopes that the electoral
count will settle it without their aid. Hamp-
ton is organizing his militia, and recognition or
no recognition is determi- ed to MAINTAIN him
self governor of the state, but peaceably if he
can.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCIsCo-Cld 18th inst, ship Landseer,
Knowles, Cork.
Sid 5th. ship Alice Buck, Herman. Cork.
Sid 18th, ship Sewall. Pencil, for Callao
GA LIVES 18th, barque r Bearse Sweet
\, NEW oRLEANs-Cld 18th, sch Sargent Day,
Below 18th, ship Marcia ereenleaf Bunker, from
,s JAGJKs0NvILLE-Cl 9Th, sch G Drew, French,
!sAVANNAH-Ar 18th, ship Freedom, Lawrence,
Cid l2th sch Jas A Potter. osier, Brunswick.
Siu ioth, snip Freedom, Lawrence, for New York;
oarque carrie Humphrey, Grozier, boston.
Savannah ''' AeHueis0"'
Ar 5tn; sch Annie L McKeen, McKeen, Boston.
P0dger. New York.
ChARLESTON-Ar 18th. barque Harriet Hus.
:, Ar 18th, schs Frank & Emily, McCobb, Rockport
ha a b9ck, from Baltimore for Georgetown.
scbar my Al SG-Ar 18TH. brig Ambrose Light,
more. ~
c,S WILMINGTON MI Nc-Beow sth. sch Mary Van
Cleal IA, ondke. from - Tor PHILADELPHIA
RlCHMOND-Ar 10th, sch Petrol HaII N York.
Hattie Giles Brannon, do. '
,NoRfOLh-Ar 10Th, sch j Marshall, Barter
,ALEXANDRIA-Cld 10th, sch Eliza SAWYER. Cook.
Ng Eop PTIsa Shay SI1ts ,TrePaired9
Havana. Van D''''Ai'oi0 i''
= BAA,LLTIMoRE-Ar 18th, sch Annie Freeman Har-
CID 18th, oarque Matthew Baird, Greenleaf. Glen.
port. S
Hardy, Matanzas. - s'
Ga 18Th, sch Kelley, Gray, Guadaloupe.
NEW fORk-Ar 18th. schs w 5 Farweil, Lord.
baitlmoIe; Geo e Prescott. Flye, Philadelphia for
Alyn,s Point; Alligator. Aylward, do tor Portland;
mary Langdon, Mullen, do for Belfast; Clara Jane.
armstrong, Dorchester, NIB; American Chief, Snow
Myanpls; Silver Spray, Cbattied, Providenee Helen
thompson, Bradford Philadelphia Python Merrill
frovidence; Margaret 81 Lucy Fales, Boston
CD 18th, ship ventus, Theobold, TACOMA. W.T.;
Dig, Mary Gibbs, Whiimore, havre; Ellen Stew,
CID 18th, barque Anna Walsh, Lawrence, Buenos
Ayies; brig stephen Bishop, Gilkey, tor Cadz SENS
Jacmel. -0' S'u0O''
SD 18th, schs Paul Seavey, for Barbados; Jennie
Beazley, for st Jago
HOboken lsee Menu
NEWPORr-Ar 18th, sch Alexandria, Faikipe-
nam, providence for New York.
IN port, sen Elizabeth Arcularius, Hall, Fall River
for New York. ' ~ 'o
~ BkiSTOL-Ar 18th, sch Atlantic, Coombs from
NEfARD-HAVEN-Ar 18th, sch Nettie Cusb-
ing. Robinson: So Amboy tor Rockland.
BOSTON-Ar 18th, sch Ida & Annie Cook Hobo-
ken via Welfeet. OO0A' -0'0-
Ar 18th, sch Enterprise Perkins Wells
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15
EOrca&n eExpDrss,

PONCE, RR. Schr Nellie Chase-22S3shooks and
heads sO25 clapboards. $4,000 shingles 1912 hoops
PORT SPAIN. Br Brig Carinne-5467 bush oats,
2oo bbls split peas, 266 empty casks, bales bags.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-15

Si.ooo Eastern Railroad 81 new bonds .."..... 52a
~ Boston q Maine Rail- oad ............... 974
f10 ID
Portland. Saco &Portsmouth Railroad. 80 q Al
Sales at Auction.
81 Bates Manufacturing Co. 921
20 Portland, SacO q Portsmouth R., .. 47A a a.
1912 10 Eastern Railroad scrip .,,,.,,,....., 52A