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MATANZAS. Schr Maggie Ellen - 1922 box
shocks.
HAVANA. Schr Maggie Dalling-3s62 box shocks,
2217 shocks and heads, 626 IT lumber, 600 laths, 2
kegs nails, boxes salmon.
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THE DISPUTED STATES.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
lde Hampton SKIS for n Contribution.

Wade Hampton A sks Tor a COntflbntlOn.
COLUMBIA, Jan. 2.-Wade Hampton, signing
himself Governor of South Carolina, calls upon
all loyal citizens who desire to main tain the
government of their choice, to pay ten per cent.
of the taxes which they paid last year, as funds
are needed in charitable institutions.
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to the passions of men impoverished by their
own extravagancies, will provoke very little
sympathy from the intelligent classes after it
has become fairly consummated.
YARMOUTH
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Providence Print Cloths Market.

UV1"tUVe FrIHt Ci0ths Mafket
1RoYIDENCE, R. l., January 2-The Printing
cloths market very strong at 4sc cash ten days
for best GA GA extra and standard goods with fair
inquiry and some business.
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Daily Domesaic Receipts.
By water conveyance--100O bush cornmeal to q
W. True & Co.
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MEMORANDA,

Ship Alice NJ MDott Whtmore at New York from
Lobos reports, having been 80 days to Cape Horn,
thence to lat 30 S IN the Atlantic had heavy and
SW gales, during which twisted rudderhead, blew
away topsails &c; crossed the equator Nov IS 10 Ion
So; thence to lat 24 had light airs from all points, in
lat "a encountered fierce hurricane entirely disab-
ling Tudder and blowing away three lower topsas,
foresoi and mainsail; riggied purchases to sudder
and arrived at Fortress Monroe without her dam
age; thence tOwed to New York.
Sch Portland, from Rio Grande de Sui for Liver
pool, put INTO Lisbon Dec II short Of provisions.
Ship Alice Vennard, Gould, from Mejlones for
Europe which put into Montevideo in distress is
found to be in bad condition and probably will be
condemned.
Brig D r Stockwell, (of Bangor, 800 tons> Cum
mlngs from Cardenas, was wrecked on Hog Sly Reef
Dec 10Th. Crew. ana materials saved.
Brig L Henderson, Henderson, from New York
tor Cephaonia, experienced severe gale lasting 36
hours, and had decks swept. bulwarks stove &c.
The following is summary OF Maine vessels wrecked
or abandoned during the month of December: Schs
Carrie Heyer, missing; Mary Louise, OF Bucksport,
wrecked; North. OF Bucksport do; Cherub of Pitts
ton, abandoned; Ocean Belle, of Rockand, wrecked !;
VIM Arthur, of Portland sunk; Annie Murchie and
Mary j Ward, OF Calais, abandoned; Trott-King,
and Emma Pemberton, do; Gen Meade. of Belfast
wrecked; Utica, OF Portland burnt; Kate Grant, of
Ellsworth, ashore; A Heath, of Bangor, wrecked !;
Annie Jones' of st George. do; Alice NJ Allen, OF
Harpswell, abandoned r Hughett, of York.
wrecked; brig d X Stockwel, of Bangor, do.
About 60 tons of coal have been saved from the sch
VIM Arthur, sunk near Cape Poge. 1t is thought the
vessel can be raised without much expense
Sch y Z Ames. before reported ashore at Isle of
Shoals has been hauled off aud taken to Portsmouth
for repairs.
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MEXICO.
Ex.Presfdent Eerdo to Make Another
Struggle.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Eek President Ler-
do and staff of Mexico are now in the state
Jalasco with about half of the regular Mexican
army, and expect to make successful fight
against Diaz aud regain the city of Mexico. If
defeated, he will flee to California.
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DOMESTIC PORTS,

PENSACOLA-Cld 9th. scbs John Douglass
Parker, Santa Cruz; Ralph Carlton, Fitzgerald tor
FERNANDINA-Ar 9th, sch Geo Walker, Will
cox. Port Spain
KEY WEST-Ar Slst. ship Nonantum, Foster.
SAvANNAH-Cld 3O:h. baroue John e Chase,
Davis. Liverpool; schs Mary Harris, Crowley, New
Brunswick; Winner, Leighton, Cape Hayti.
Sid 3oth, barque Mary q Reed for Liverpool; sch
W Fl Thorndike tor Satilla River.
BRUNSW lex, GA-Ar Goth, brig Kremlin, Wy
man, New York, to load for Rio Janeiro.
CHARLESTON--Sl 3lst, barQue Joshna Loring,
co g, LiyeTpoSl NNoMTwegisn Rogers do
burner. Coombs, Bucksport.
NORFOLk-Ar goth, sch Fleetwiug, Remission,
Rockland.
BALTIMORE-Ar below 1st, brig Charles Dennis.
Dodge. Boston; sch Ida Hudson. Greeley, Bangor.
NEW YORk-Ar 3lst, barque Fannie, Carver, Pa
dang Sept %; Isaac Hall. Ryder Stettn 81 days;
schs A d Henderson. Henderson, Malaga 90 days;
L Baker, Cook Para 81 days; Sarah W Hunt Nc.
Fadden. Barcelona "a days; E DeHart Farnham,
Orleans; Lizzie Gregg, Anderson, PENSACOLA 20 DIS;
Armida Hail, Hall. do "a days.
Ar r, %; sehs Geo Tarbell, Higgins, sourabaya;
PROVIDENCE Below LIST, scbs III Cushing
Treworgy; Kendrick Fish, Crowley; Geo B Somes,
Norwood; Frances Ellen, CULVER; Maggie Todd,
and Laura JONES' Cousins from Hobokeh Wesley
Abbott Milllken. from Bangor.
N, Port johnson.
ar Sd, sch Starlight, Grant, Calais.
bhioIOL, Rl-Ar 3Otn, sen Mexican, Haskell,
Hoboken.
NEWPORT-Ar 30th, sch Charlie & Willie. Cous-
ms, Providence for New York.
Ar LIST, schs Ida l. Ray, Powers, Port johnson for
Fall River; jed Frye, Smith, Hoboken for do.
Sailed 30th, schs d Prince, Hall, Belfast for
Philadelphia; Mexican, Haskeli, Hoboken Ior Bris-
toll Frank Maria Alley. and Fiances Ellen, GULL
yer, do tor Providence; Wesley Abbott, Mhiken,
Bangor for do Starlight. Grant, from Calais for Fall
River; Atlantic. Coombs, and Marceus, Remick
Hoboken for Fall River.
VINEYARD HAVEN Ar 31st, schs Angola,
Wooster, Hoboken for Boston; Allston, Fitzgerald,
Port johnson for do; Nicola, Randall, do for Ports
mouth.
Sid 31st, sch Howard Macomber.
Ar lst brig Jessie Rhynas, Tucker, Turks Island
for Boston, schs Ariadne, Weber, do for do; John
ME Meserve, French, New York for Rockand, (and
proceeded)
bOSTON-Cld I'd, schs Ellen M Colder Negathn.
Glasgow Emerson, Sears, Port Royal.
BEvERLY-Ar 29th, sch Nautilus Peck, from
New York.
SALEM-Ar 3lst. sch Olive Avery, Upper, South
Amboy tor Bath (and sailed.)
PORTSMOUTH-Sld LIST, sch James O'Donohue,
Islesboro.
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Boston stock Market.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Jan. 81
$4,000 Eastern Railroad new 3ls...........- a 51A
1920 Eastern r. scrip ..................... 513
Boston ~ Maine Railroad ...............9 9& "a 100
Eastern Railroad. 81 "a 81
Portland Saco 81 Portsmouth Railroad .. "a As
Eastern Railroad rs. a 5l1
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUGUSTA.
Legislative Caucuses-CoI. Hyde Nomin-
ated for President of the Scuate and MIR.
Neatly for Speaker of the House.
Especial Despatch to the Press.l

AUGUSTA, Jan. 2.-In the Senate Republican
caucus Senator Wheelwright of Penobscot,
presided. Hon. T. W. Hyde of Bath was nom
mated for President, and Samuel W. Lane of
Augusta for Secretary, Charles w. Tilden of
Castine for Assistant Secretary, and j. II.
Banks for Messenger-all by reclamation.
In the House Republican caucus Hon. B. T.
Hinckley of Bluehill, presided Col. Robbie
presented the name of Henry B Cleaves, which
was seconded by Col. Hadlock. Mr.. Strickland
presented the name of Edward B. Neatly of
Bangor Mr.. Meader of Waterville presented
the name of Mr.. j. M. Haynes of Augusta.
First Ballot
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lFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
EASTPORT, Dec 27-Ar, sch A j Williams, from
Portsmouth.
Sid, sch Mary Burnham, Lyle, Head Harbor.
Dec 29-S!d, schs Gen Taylor, Thurlow, Newbury-
port; Sanl Knight, Anderson. Boston.
Dec 3O-!n port, brig Matte B Russell, Atherton
disg; sch Nellie II, Mallock, dg.
WISCASSET, Dec 30-Ar, sch Isabella, Lockhart
Boston.
Dec 31-Sld. schs Niger, Alley Boston; W Dex-
ter, Dunton. Bath.
Jan sid, schs Sophia Kranz, Dyer. Cardiff.
lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Sid I'm Leghorn Dec g. brig G Sweeney, Cole for
New York;.
Sid FIN Malaga Dec %, barque Granada, Hodgdon,
for New York.
Ar at Callao Dec s, ship Bertha, Hill, Rio Janero
Sid, ship Reunion, Curtis, Lobos.
Sid I'm Gibraltar Dec II, brig Salista, Partridge,
st Thomas.
At Huanillas Nov 80, barque Lizzie jackson,
Warwick. for Hampton Roads.
AT Pabellon de Plea Nov 26, ships Hagarstown,
Call, for Europe; S f Hersey, Small, for Europe;
Andrew johnson, Speed, tof New York.
Sid prev to 26th, ship S Thomas, Eastman, for
Queenstown.
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RE NOVAE,
Clerk Wanted

A SMART, active young man wanted at Store
and renape' jan2d3is
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, yan. 2.
ARRIVED.
Sch Robt Noble, Lester, New York.
Sch l. II Smith, Leach Boston for Bucksport.
Sch q Brooks, Smallage Eastport-fish scraps to
Knight & Wbidden.
Sch Grace Van Dusen, Reeves, Belfast for Brashaer
City, La.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay.
CLEARED
Sch Maggie Dalling, Dalling, Havana-Tobias Lord
Sch Junetta, Thompson. Addison-S W Thaxter.
Sch Senator, Murch, Ellsworth-S W Thaxter.
SAILED 1st-Brig Hattie NJ Balm; sch Owen
Kinds, Charlie Morton, and about so others which
put in for shelter.
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FuDIIc Debt statement.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Jan. 2.-The following i
the public debt statement for the month Deem
bel:
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Musical Convention.

PENNINGTON, Jan. 2.-The County Musical
Convention opened here today with large at
tendance, Prot. W. o. Perkins of Boston, d.
rector. The convention is to continue several
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Whose story ot"Scyeuoak, .ayctne hls,
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I be t.,JI 1oume oIta.- Incompatible.
N4-.l ne ls how complies. ntY its
r.-u. A.Uaryi royal octave plys-, aud .I,
-,N Aluirri Illustrations, 10, splendid ~gri.
ais, A., shorter stories. poems, an. sHetuue-,
etc., etc., 10 Ij- beautiful binding ui re.
and gold, II j, the most -l!rutA gI.hpnA
tor boys and liI.s ever issued from The
press. IIuy, s4i N full -lli 81,
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thugs, The publication l., in u.l respects,
The best Of he kind. We have never yc,
seen number that Wg, not surprising Civ
good. The CnUrchman, Hartford Cour
st. Nicholas for 1877,
Which opens with November, 1876. begins
A short and very entertaining serial from
tLu French, "IAe Kingdom UIthe Greedy, "
story adapted 10 the lhauh.Gl} season.
Another serial, OF a6,oIlin. Interr,ttg boys.
"UIs OWN MAsIEE,'
By J. T. lrDwJriGle,
author 10. The "jIlA Hazard >tGY.tr,' be.
gins In The Christmas Holiday Number
Besides serial stories, Christmas ,t0ric.
lively sketches, poem, and picture, for tHt
AutItys, and some astonishing Illustrations
of OrgGL!slOr,s with 4l.EHu- yr.44,,p
artist,
The Christmas Holiday Num- Der OF
ST. NICHOLAS,
upfrhly illustrated, contains 4. very inter.
81 ting paper,
"lHE BDI- OF Ny BOIuODD,"
BY William Cullen Bryant;
1.-THE Horse Hotel" a lively article. hy
Charles \. Barnard, sp.uuditly illustrated +.
The Clock IN the sly ty Richard 49,.
Proctor; "a Christina. Play for Home oi
Sunday--chOp.s, by Or. Egg.c,tUuf ''lUD
PCteI.Ls' Christina. Tree hr Lu.ryi4
i. Hale Poetry and Carols % Winter
by Lucy larcOW, with pir.Uc..
Do Not Fail to Buy st, EicLClna for the
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during the year there viii he Interesting
paprr- tor BOYS, BY William Cullen Bryant
Joint. Whittier, Thomas Hughes, william
IiOwu. Or. Holland, George MaaDjnaId,
Stafford b. Hunt, Frank Il. stockton, and
Others,
There win Doc atorl... ,Er,rh,. and
poems, Of special iutcrc,tto clr.-. by Har.
net prescott ~poNOgi, Susan Coolidge.
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| WIN maps showing The star. Of Each
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