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CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
January A. 1877. !
Notice is hereby given that a hearing be had by the
Municipal Officers of the City of Portland upon the
subject matter of the above described assessments at
DAY, the 18th day of February next A D., 1877, at
u o'clock p. M, when and where all persons dissat-
ished with the same, may appear and object thereto.
Per order, FL. L. ROBINSON. City Clerk.
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Grand Trunk Il. Il. of Canada.
ALTERATION OF TRAINS.

GssRszxzssSa5 On and after MONDAY. Oct. 49, 1876,
- trains will run as follows:
Express train for Gorham at ITO a. m.
Express for Auburn and Lewiston at 100 a. m.
Express train at 1928 p. N for Auburn and Lew
iston.
Mail train 200 p. M tstopping at all stations to
Island Pond,r connecting with night mail train
for Quebec, Montreal and the West
Express train for Auburn and Lewiston and
South Paris at 5.15 p. m.
Trains will arrive as follows:
Express train from Gorham at S.45 a. m.
Express from Lewiston and Auburn at S.45 a. m
Mail from Quebec, Montreal and West at u % D. NJ.
From Lewiston and Auburn at 2.25 p. m.
Express from Lewiston and Auburn at 5.45 p. m.
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CITY ADVERTISER ENTS
CITY OF PORTLAND,
Sewer Assessments.
CONGRESS g. CHESTNUT STREET
SEWER.

Beginning at point n centre Of Congress Street
and centre line of lane, between First Parish Church
lot and l. P. Farrington's lot, produced thereto,
thence northeasterly through centre of Congress
street distance of 1898 feet to point; thence
to left distance of 1913 feet to north line of
Congress street, thence norhwesterly through centre
of Chestnut street distance of 1854 feet where it
enters old sewer.
Sewer at point of beginning is 10 feet deep, feet
deep at point of curve feet deep at line of Congress
street, and rs feet deep at tern mus.
The sewer is of cement Pipe IL inch in Congress
street, and 10 inch IN Chestnut street.
Cost OF sewer. .....................S3 057.6l
City's proportion. ................. s1O19.2O
Sum to be assessed. ..,..... 203S.41
Area assessed (Front land) 7194s sqr. #.
Back s' 1920 IS "
Rate per 100 sqr, #. Front land) S2.55 5-10O
I" Sc Back J LIS
Cost of Culvert on west corner of
Congress and Chestnut street. ....... 9i.50
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House Wanted.

<HA A small family without children desire
@::: rent in the western part of the city, House
zesH must contain from seveu to nine rooms having
considerable direct sunlight, and be supplied with
gas and good water. Reference given. Address
a." Box 1857. jan29dtf
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WHAT CANNOT BE SEEN
in this list is the name of any of their numerous
councillors So greatly superior to ordinary porous
plasters and liniments is Benson's Capcine Porous
Plaster that it has gained the approval of the high
est medical authority in the world. DR.. j. N. H.
Thompson of Washington, ID. c., Judge in the Drug
Department of the Centennial Exposition, says Of
them 81 use them constantly in my practice, and
esteem them one of the most useful inventions of the
age" Benson's Capcne Plaster strengthens, soothes
stimulates healthful circulation of the blood, re-
lieves at once and cures quicker than any known
to be the unrivaled remedy for rheumatism, neural
ga, spinal and kidney affections, sciatiea, lumbago
stubborn colds, and all local pains and aches. Sold
everywhere. Price rs cents. w. f. Phillips &
Co.. Portland, Agents. fe2eod&w1m
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Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware,
j. A. MERRILL q CO., 139 Middle 81
j. A. MERRILL. A, KEITH,
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Area assessed. ,779 sar. fl.
Rate per 100 sqr. it,. .S1.21 22-100


Beginning at point in the centre of Canton
northerly through of Canton street, distance
of 1865 feet to old sewer.
The sewer is of IL inch glazed pipe laid of feet
deep throughout.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed an Executor of the Will of
FRANCIS o. j. SMITH, late of Deering
in the county of Cumberland, deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds as the
law directs. All persons having demands upon the
estate of said deceased, required to exhibit the
same; and all persons indebted TO said estate are
called upon to make payment to
CHARLES w. GODDARD, Executor,
of Portland.
Deerng, Jan. 2, 1877. jan29d1aw3wM*
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10y swede, situation to care of horses;
Is has had experienced; can bring good recon-
NELSON PEARSON,
feb9d1ws Saco
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Not Knowing.

Not knoWing the things that shall 6efalt me there. %
Acts Xxx, p.
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wv anted.

100 Agents, both Male and Female, to sell our
kOO useful household articles. They will sell
to almost every house. Any one can sell them. We
from four to five dollars per day and expenses.
Please call and examine the goods every housekeep-
er needs them and wants them. We have a large
variety. N. B.-Busiuess chances bought and sold
here. Call, or address with stamp, T. F. BOWIE,
119t Exchange street, Portland. ja9dtf
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Portion all Earth.
MORNING STREET AND EASTERN
PROMENADE SEWER.

Beginning at point in the centre of Morning
street and 4175 feet northwesterly from the north.
west line OF Promenade; thence southeasterly
through centre of Morning street, distance 4l75
feet to northwest line OF Promenade; thence on
of Morning street and centre Promenade; thence
southwestery through centre of PromeDade a
sos 8 feet.
The sewer at poin5 of beginning is 9 feet Deep
S.9 feet deep at line of Promenade, feet deep at
southwest line of Morning street. and feet deep at
terminus. Cement pipe IL inch.
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Wanted.
Wanted.

A First Glass Chamber Set Ornamenter.
IA WALTER COREY & CO,
febS1w IS Free Street.
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+ 100 square feet, $0.42 75-100,
MAYO AND CUMBERLAND STREET
SEWER.

Beginning at point in the centre of Cumberland
street, 125 feet westerly from west line of smith
street, thence through centre of Cumberland street,
distance of 70 feet to east line of Mayo street,
thence on curve to right distance of 46 feet to
north line of Cumberland street, thence through
centre of Mayo street, distance of 1884 feet to south
line of Oxford street, thence distance OF 10 feet to
Sewer is of - inch cement pipe laid feet deep to
point within so feet of terminus and feet deep at
terminus,
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Wanted.
Wanted.

A GOOD TRIMMER at ,r,pn
tsb,odtf Clothiers. No. 1877 Middle Street.
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Ashes Wanted.

A Gentleman and wife desire hoard
IN with rOOm,-goOd location. Address
fe6d1w* III - Box I5SS.
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in the station houses or about the premises of
railroad corporations; an act to amend Sec. 6
Chan - of the Public Laws of 1876 to author
jzs the formation of railroad corporations; re-
solve in favor OF Iheodore y. Woodman
receiver of the Bucksport Savings Bank; re-
solve for the purchase of the Maine State Year
Book and Legislative Manual; an act to make
valid the dolngs of the town of Weld.
Committees reported favorably on the petit
ton for amendment of Camden Village char.
ter, and adversely on petition of Nelson Tumey
for lot of land; order relating to amendment to
Sec. SO of School Law; order relating to aboli.
ton of district system. ana adopting town sys
tenn by general law; Daniel w. True ct ais
relating to security for stores and provisions
furnished vessels; petition of E. S. Perry ct ais
for lots of iand petition of Joseph Vally ct ais.
for remission of settling duties; Caleb G.
Sprague on lot of land; petition of John n
Stinson ct ais. for right to build bridge from
Sullivan to Hancock.
The petition of citizens of Addison, of Cher
ryfield, of Columbia Falls, and of Geo. Minol
ell ais, praying for tina repeal of certain laws
relating to game, was referred from the Judi.
ciary Committee to the Committee on Legal
Affairs.
The discussion CT the Savings Bank Bill wa
resumed, and on motion of Mr.. Wadsworth o.
Manchester. the bill was amended by leaving
out in the 10Th line of Sec Is, (relating to tai
on depositsl the words zone half of one pei
cent aud inserting lone per cent
The following amendment, offered by Mr..
Pike of Calais. was tabled, pending discus
sion:
Upon application of any one of the trustee
of Savings Bank, or of any five depositors il
said bank alleging said bank is inso'vent, any
one of the JUSTICES of the Supreme Court may
order an examination OF SAID bank if upor
hearing after such notice as be may deem nee
essary has bre given to the tr ca ur-r OF sal,
back. Thereupon the same proceedings may
be had as are specified id Sec. So.
Adjourned
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Albert Potter, foreman of the Union Ice Co.,
died while eating at a restaurant in Woonsock-
ct yesterday. He was probably choked by
piece of steak.
Consequent upon the confessions Miles Oele.
counterfeiter detective yesterday captured over
100 finely executed plates in New York Among
them were plates for the manufacture of $40
notes on the banks at Richmond, Dafayetts aud
Melville. Indiana. There were also recovered
10000 counterfeit so cent pieces.
Alta meeting of New York dentists Tuesday
night resolutions were passed supporting the
cause of the dentists in Maryland and District
of Columbia In their defence against suits
brought by the Goodyear Vucanite Rubber
Co. A committee was appointed to correspond
with all the dentists societies in the United
States, In regard to supporting the defendants
both morally and financially.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Intrepid, Simmons, from Point Lobos for Fal.
mouth. which put into Bahia Aug I'd leaky. dischae
ed carged and was taken to Rio Janeiro, wnere she
repaired and left again Dec II for Bahia to reload.
Ship Geo Manson. Humphreys, from Bombay fol
Calcutta which put back after being in collision
Ship VIM NJ Reed, Bruce, from Cherbourg, which
arrived at New Orleans Dec 25th, reports having
grounded on the Gingerbread Shoals Dec 18Th ane
was assisted of next day by a wrecking vessel, tt
which order fol- $500 was given.
Barquentine Bonny Doom. Cole, from New Yorb
for Bristol E. parted both chains in Kngroad night
of she 9th inst, and was run ashore on the Swash
She fioaied Oh next day ana was taken to Bristol.
n Dtg pary mcn nlcney from hlo Janelro pee
18th on a Shoai of Cape Frio, but assisted of
and proceeded, apparently without damage.
Sch Eliza sawyer was crowded ashore by floating
Ice at Georgetown 10TH and left high and dry. Her
rudder is gone and she is somewhat cut, and will
come Of with difficulty.
Baroue Speedwell which put into Gibraltar in dis
tress has been condemned and was to be sold at
ton Jan 18th.
Sch Eva May. (of Portlapd) Andrews, from Turks
Island for Baltimore. which arrived in Chesapeake
Bay LIST inst has been contending with the ice ever
since sprung and disabled rudder lost best an
Choir and 35 fathoms chain. and carried away fore
boom. She towed to Annapolis and lett in a
good BERTH but the 10th she was forced ashore
Point, where she remained until 200 tons
of her cargo had been transferred to the schr Abbott
Devereux She went on stern first and came off 18th
after shifting balance OF cargo forward shot OF pro-
VISIONS crew suffered severely, and some are FROST
bitten.
went ashore on Rockaway Beach night of sd inst.
Sch j Coffin, Chisholm, which arrived at Rio
Grande Nov Goth, leaky, was condemned and sold
Dec It'll tor q 100000.
Sch Ada Ames, Achorn, from st John, NIB, for
Matanzas, which put into Edgsrtown in Distress has
repaired and was ready to proceed 22d.
Sch W Peasley, Parker, from Newfoundland for
Boston which recently put into Halifax in Distress
cleared for destination goth inst.
Sch Bedabedec, from New York for Salem, which
was towed into New Bedford after being ashore, is
reoading, having repaired.
~ See general news columns.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of the Portland Markets

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAN. "a,
Goods are not yet in active demand but some art-
Giles are very strong and provisions and breadstus
show an advance in prices. The volume OF trade
this month however will compare very favorably
with those of other years The money market is
firm and unchanged, and gold closed Wednesday,
Jan. oath, at S1O6.
Apples show no change in prices and there is still
good demand Beans continue film and prices show
an inclination to advance. The cheese market is firm
andathe demand is quite good. Coffee is dull with
prices declining. Copper and cordage are unchanged
few slight changes will be noticed in drugs and
dyes. Duck of Portland manufacture is in excellent
demand. The fish market is dull and prices are I'M
changed The flour market is very firm and Western
milers and holders asking from 50(@75 cts above
what jobbers are getting for it East Oranges are
quite plenty, Jamaicas having arrived in the mar
ket. They hiring So 90 ~ Dbl. Corn still continues
to advance in price and the demand is excellent. We
quote car lets at 7O@72 cts bag lots high as
74975 cts Hay is coming in quite freely and is quo
ted at S7@ls.0O from the carts Iron is rather dull
end unchanged. Lard is very dull and prices are de-
cdediy lower on all kinds Leather is active with a
good call. Lumber is unchanged Molasses is quiet
and the stock on hand quite small with but little Of
fering. Oils dull and prices show a slight decline
Produce shows but little change and onions are quo.
ted at Si.0O94 so. Beef is firm with tar demand
Pork is decidedly dull and prices lower this week
Timothy grass seed is rather higher. Sugars are
quiet at 2 tor granulated aud 11s for Extra c. Co.
long teas are firm with some slight advance while
Japans are dull. Tin is rather quiet while some
brands are lower. Tobacco is quiet and unchanged
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brighton Cattle Market.

Amount OF stock at market-Cattle 3O19; Sheep
and Lambs 1900; Swine 100; number of Western
Cattle 2Si2 Eastern Cattle 81; Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 49,
Prices of Beef Cattle % 100 ibs live weight-Extra
at Sc 90 q 5O; first quality at S. Is q s7I; sec
@ %; poorest grades of coarse Oxen, Bulls, &C.,
at 3 25 @425.
Brighton Hides -@s cents P ID. Brighton Tai
low q &c " fb.
Country Hides q 7ac % ib; Country Tallow g
SIC " fb.
81 90 q 81 % EACH
The trade for Beef Cattle yesterday morning was
better at the opening than it the latter part
Of last week. and prices have fallen off from TO lc
~ fb upon the common grades of Beeves. There
were Jew very extra Cattle sold at 20 % cwt, but
the ruling prices TOR the best lots ranged from to 65c
~ fb The trains from the West have been irregular
during the week and Cattle which should have been
in on Tuesday on the Grand Trunk Road did not
arrive uutil to-day
Working Oxen-There were few pairs in market
from Maine and a ar demand. We quote sales as
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EurOpenn Markets.

LONDON, January 24-1.3O P. M-American Sc
curities-Erie Railway shares, 49, do preferred %.
LONDON, January 2-2.SO P. M.-Consols at 95
1915 for money and account
LONDON, January 1850 P. M.-Consols at IS
for money and account.
FRANKFORT, January 2i.-American securities
New SIS, 103.
LIVERPOOL, January 24.-1230 P. M-Cotton-tte
market is dull ana easier; Middling uplands at
15-l6d; do Orleans at 7ad; sales 10000 bales in
Guiding 1900 for speculation and export. Receipts
OF $4,000 bales of which $4,000 bales American.
OF the sales of Cotton to-day $500 bales were Amer-
can. Futures 1-32d cheaper.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Cld 22d ship Parthia, McAls-
ter, Liverpool.
Below, ship Scotia, Baker, from Barcelona; sch
Mary Simmons from Richmond.
CID 23d, sch Tbos Pillshury. PITCHER, Boston.
Sid i'm the Pass POD, ship Norris, for Havre.
MOBlLE-Ar ed, brig Minnie Abbie, Harding,
st Thomas.
SAVANNAH-Ar 22d, sch W Andrews, Watts,
New York.
Ar sd, schs Emerson, Kneeland, New York
Cook Borden, Lunt. Boston.
CID 22d sci Cora Eta, Pendeton Fernandna.
CHARLESTON cid 22d, barque Abel Abbott,
Chase Weymouth.
WILMINGTON, NB-Ar 22d, sch Adde & Nellie,
Cameron. Matanzas.
FORTRESS MONROE-Sld 22d, brig II Todd,
for New York sch Victor, for Richmond.
BALTIMURE-Ar 22d, sch HaDnie Westbrook,
McDufie, Bangor.
Ar 23d, sehs John Lord, Thomas, Orehilla,
Ar 9th sch Abbott Devereux, from Annapolis,
with cargo of sch Eva May.
Cid I'D, brig Amelia Emma, Allen, st Jago; schs
G Pomroy, Bryant, Portland; Ella May, Mayo,
Bucksport; NJ Reed, Kelley, Providence,
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, January 4-Cattle-reeeipts 5000 head
shipments 1910 head; the market is very dull and
weak lot OF extra Steers sold at 80; prices
unchanged; fair TO good native Cows at 12A q 80;
Bulls and good Steers at 12b q 81; choice to extra
shipping at so a 5 40.
Hogs-recepts $4,000 head; shipments 100 head !:
the market fairly active light and medium heavy
are . "a 1Oc higher sales Of packing at So q 40;
good to choice heavy shipping at 40 q 675.
Sheep-receipts of 240Q head the market is easier;
sales at 42595QQ.
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SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.

New Jersey
TBENToN, Jan. 24.-The legislature elected
John A. Mcpherson to the United States SEN
ate today, as successor to Nj. Frelinghuysen.
Georgia,
ATLANTA, Jan. "A On the first ballot for
United States Senator, Norwood received SO
votes, Hill IS, Smith q, Ii. N. johnson II, D.
A. Walker7.
IlIinOiss
SPRINGFIELD, Jaa. "A Hon. Charles B. Law
renee Was Tuesday unanimously nominated by
the Republican caucus for United States Sena-
tor. Gen. Logan having peremptorily declined
to permit further use OF his name as candi-
date
The 39th ballot of the Illinois legislature re-
sulted-Davs 80, aaines 60, Lawrence 40, scat
tering 8. Adjourned till tomorrow. One bal
lot was taken
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Petitions both for and against the compro-
mise were sent to Congress from New York
yesterday.
The Colorado Senate indefinitely postponed
the resolution approving the Congressional
compromise measure.
The John F. Cook school building for colCr-
ed children on o street, Washington, d c.,
was burned yesterday morning. Loss about
$4,000
Henry j Spooner was yesterday elected com
mander of the Grand Army for the Depart
ment of Rhode Island
President Grant has pardoned the defaulting
cashier, Frank Taintor of the late Atlantic
Bank in New York. He served two wears of
his seven years sentence.
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WASHINHION.
Bonds Called I'm.

WASHINGTON, Jan. M-The Secretary of
the Treasury today signed the 3Sth Call of re-
vember, principal and interest to be paid at the
Treasury on and after 24Gh of April next, a sd
interest on bonds will cease that day. The fol-
loving are the descriptions of the bonds:
Coupon bouds $40 No. 1851 to %, sos, both
inclusive; $50 Me- 267O1 to 1880; 500 No.
2,401 to 70 550 Total 100000 600,
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Mich COws-Extra, $50 to 95; ordinary, S25 to 60,
Most of the Cows offered in market for sale are of
Store Cattle-Nearly all the small Cattle that are
in fair condition are bought up by butcherse for
beet
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West were all
owned bV Nj Hollis. and cost, landed at Brighton
from 81 to &c " ID The larger portion of Sheep and
Lambs usually brought 10 market are taken by
butchers at com mission.
Swine No Store Pigs in market. Fat Hogs
prices II "a &C % ID
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, Jan. "a.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York-psssen
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Barque Chas Cox, (br) Cox, Liverpool Nov 1su vi,
Hampton Roads, in ballast, TO Chase Leavitt & Co
to load oil for EUROPE
Sch Albus, Hodgdon, Boston, -brimstone TO At
wood Lead Co.
Sch Emma. Sparrow. Bristol.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay.
Sch W Race, Race. Boothbay-dry fish to c
Willard.
Sch Kate Rankin, Hall, Boothbay for Charles
ton, So.
CLEARED,
Sch Cassie Jameson, Jameson, Cardenas-Nutter
Kimball g. Co
Sch Carl d Lothrop. McAllep Cardenas-Ph inney
81 jackson.
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TUE NETHERLANDs.
lamentations nf Cattle EnrhIddar

THE HAGUE, Jan. pa royal decree is
published prohibiting the importation and
transport of foreign cattle in the Netherlands.
the government of Great Britain having in
formed that of the Netherlands that the impor-
tation of cattle from the Netherlands into Great
Britain will be prohibited unless the importa-
tion of beasts is prohibited in Holland.
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A despatch from Rome says the Pope ad a
fantipg fit Sunday, and was confined to his
private apartments Monday. He gave audi
ence again Tuesday, the fatigue of which occa-
stoned another fainting fita NeverthelessJothe
persons we're subsequently received.
A despatch from the City of Mexico says that
after the battle al the troops of Iglesias laid
down their arms and surrendered to Diaz, who
is now at Guadaajara. Iglesias fed TO Mazat-
10
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MEEE $50 sIUssACAL
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FoUR

HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Jan. 25, Il A. M
For New England.
aud the Middle and Eastern states, rising and
high barometer, diminishing north to west
winds. very generally colder and clear weather.
The Ohio river will continue falling and the
lower Mississippi slowly rising.
Cautionary Signals continue at Cape May,
Sandy Hook. Thatcher's Island, Portland and
EastpOrt.
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MAXINE NEWS.

MACHIAs, Jan. 24.-The schooner Albert
Treat sailed from New York for Boston with
coal, late in December. She has not since
been heard from. Joseph W. Sawyer, master
his son and three other hands; made the crew.
Fears are entertained that all are lost.
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DIED.

In this city. the Path inst, Miss Kate NJ. Murphy
aged "a years.
In this city, Jan a. Carrie L. daughter OF the late
Deacon 0. M. Brooks.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at O'clock
at the residence Of DIR. E. W. Brooks, No. 1865 Con-
gress street. Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
In Buxton Centre, Jan. 20, Mrs. Deborah Went
WORTH wife of the late Daniel Wentworth, aged "a
years.
Funeral services this Thursday afternoon.
In Falmouth, Jan. 81, Mr.. James Lord, aged %
years l month days.
In New York, Jan. %. Mrs. Ida A, wife of John
AlbeItus and daughter of the late Eben Mcclellan OF
Portland.
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IFRoM MERCHANTS ExoYANsE.'

Ar at New York Oath, sch } Willard, Laguayna
Ar at Liverpool 22d, ship Davis, Ford, from
New Orleans.
Sid FIN Shields 23d, ship Rufus Wood, Davis, fol
San Francisco.
Cid at Bermuda 10Th inst, brig Torrent, Neil, fol
New York.
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CARDE MAS. Schr Cassie Jameson -4603 shocks
and hogsheads, 1858 box shocks, 1Sl empty casks
1908 hoops, 400 boxes herring.
CARDENAS. Schr Carl D. Lothrop-150) shocks
and hogsheads, 3OS7 box shocks, 100 pairs heading
Il. 0i2 hOOpS.