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CUBA.
Gloomy OutIooh II Pox Ra2ing.


NEW YORK, March O. Havana mails bring
tnrroer particulars of the reported peace 10
Cuba. A letter from SpanIard at Havana to
friend 10 New York saws:
Peace n Cuba is mere cbimera. Com
meice Is almost at a standstil, aud the taxes
swallow every thlDg We CAP earn. Credit has
neen greatly lm paired, and to crown all, small
pox Is fsDidly spreading"
Aoo,her letter from Santiago de Cuba
says.
Gen. LARGO 10 the eastern department was
dolly Informed OF the submission of several
chiefs. he aud Miguel Santa Cruz, Pacbeco
aud Moncsda 0ld not rrcosu,ze the acton of
the centrsl com nittee at C.marsuez, and as
s. 1t that the eastern department Was not Coz
suited The Cuban peace Commission ,ts.lf ia
divided, M * mo Come being il the Spauish
camp aud Ro1rlgntz aud Ca $50 with the 10.
sutgenis There is great discontent amoug the
Spau,srds aud host lties have been resuned.p
The tier closes With an appel for aid for
thu patriots sill, 10 be field.
otn.r l~tler states that Vincente Garcia
has joined Marco.
~. -. la"a oss information that Col. Spot
urt o, form, ry Pfes,deot ad interim or Cuba,
saws that The Secret CONDITIONS of peace will be
! acceptable to the Cubans, when published.
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GLoUCEsTER, Mass, March 0.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for The week
ending to uay:
Sc eDty two tishsng arrivals have been reported.
oene the largest OF the season; 65 Georges ag-
greg tlug 1900 los Cod and A. ,OQ0 lbe Hanbu 5
froM banKs vii 1900 lbs Hall al fares Herri q
II from New Foan ! nd with picket and from
pa tundy with frozen. There mas been better
urmanl during the we * and the market is firm at
iinltei good .ts CIR md sank quick at co. Inferior
l2ts not wanted unless at geiy low figure; we quo
Geoiees at 81 o, qtl; Btuk B "; Shoe anu Bay
MacheIe at $i6 20 % 90 q bb' for rs and u.s. We
quote Hate at Is " qtl, POLLOCK at 1 So; tusk at
3ooi Hadd cB az 275; smoked Halibut at y fb pre-
pared and homeless Cod TO "a; RounI Herring al 81:
Labrador split he ri * SO; Napes and Fin at 90
Per Dol Haii6 It tins al CO.. HalibuL Flea at 30;
picked Haddeck So; Cou at 81; Bank ami Georges
Halibut for viii and &c v fb gray Fresh Co at
20 Per lbs fresh Haddock at Is; fresh Pollock
a. fresh Cusk fresh Tongues at a &c 70 fb; 30
Herring per l0u; Medicinal Oh az 20 per sa; tan
ners OIL al Acc per gal; porgie Oil 43c.
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XLYth C0ngress.Regular Session,
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. Mar.

The committee on appropriate MS repo' ted bill
providi, t r detcien,is in apprpriati ms tor the
SCI OF the governme for the fiscal year en- ing
June th. 1873. TIE bill ap Jropriates 81 53s4i5.
mig It session Of the House wa, order ed for Mon
day neat, fer Jetate only
Mr. Kelly rose in TIE House TO reply to a spec h
male by air. Ga fe,d few da s ago. That genile-
mans speech, as it was ined in today's Record,
was very much 30 tened Gown from the spee h
viii n was III de the floor epoI en- in the he s.
pape,s He pros eeded to exp aiu the Cause which
had preve ted him from relying to Mr. Garfeids
his own serious illness and the tempted ass .ssina-
ton of his sou in Phiadlh and he thought it was
haa, inst tine geotem to tend ont to the coun-
pairing a Iepl, 10 M, CARTEL The imnutalion
tina tue spec wa in maDuscIipt was utterly With
out ionndation,
N KeIy 's speech and the replies whic' IL cal ed
o'th. oocupiei spme time ate which the House
went Tito the committee Of the whoe on the uiplos
matte appropriation bill
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MONDAY MORNING.. MARCH IL.
From the N. Y. SUM-
A MaafS.n af nra H;fnHo

Oae OF the most amusing places to visit in
these times of business depression is meeting
OF the creditors of one of the firms that
ave suspended payment. If you are one
OF the creditors you have the honor to
receive an Invitation to attend the
meeting. 1t is generally neatly printed; and
In it they request the pleasure of your
company at such day and hour, at their own
or their lawyers Office. Perhaps you swear a
little when you read it, which is naughty. If
too good to do that you swear mentally (but
have heard some swear openly and call the
firm bad names); and at last you decide to &C
capt the invitation. Ga arriving at the meet
lug you fnd mixed assemblage, about half
smoking and most of them 10 the best humor;
but there are a few sour creditors who have
old-fogy notions of right and wrong Ooe Of
the creditors, perhaps only on paper jumps up
aud says,"l nominate Mr.. Jones as chairman.
Ifitis crooked" failure, it is generally
friend of the firm. The motionIs seconded aud
carried. Everything is 'casried AZ the meet
ing A motion is never uegatived. Meeting
organized Hats come off Some oae moves
that statement of liabilities and assets be
read. Mot'oo seconded and carried. State ment
generally reads something like this: "Lishil'-
ties, about S80,0t0; st ok IN hand about SIP 600;
p-ss-ut value, sb1n $1,000; bills receivable aud
opeu accounts, S23 600; oils bad, $4,000. Firm
offers thirty Cents at Fix. twelve AID eighteen
mouths. Up jumps one of the old fogy credit
tors aud wshes to ask Mr.. Smith, one of the
firm, what he mesut ny stating TO him q m nth
ago that he had $4,000 stock aud oply owed
$4,000
Mr.. .omIth replies 10 a bland voice that the
'g-ntemsn who spoke last must have misnu-
derstood the tenor of his remark at the time be
mentions"
1rate old creditor says he "rather thinks he
did oot and is ready to 60 on the stand and
swear to il
10 lamps another old fogy and "wspts to
know how his books stood on Decent Der 81"
Mr Smith replied that his books We're not
"talsDcad."
od-fosy wants to know why they were not
bal.nced
Mr.. Smith replies because thay could not
make them "paisnce." daughter
Then Young Amtr'cs jdmDs ~ aud saws 'he
does Tot ser that talking will mend matters.
T,0e is valuable. aud he cannot afford to luse
ANY more of 1t st this meeting, he has
erai more TO atteod to day. (Lsnght-r Toe
firm, 20 doub,, oeei I'D more Capital to cOoduct
to. ir business prop-rls, and took this means tn
Obtain it, (Laught-r) No dub If they s-t'led
with them Or these terms, the firm could ia Ike
larger store 10 a better location (isught+r) and
most of the creditors could sell them Dore
eo''ds than they did before Q.ugh 'etl aod e-t
worse bit .xt me (Lsu hter.) Therefore
move the off-r be acc pt, d !"
Tn Cbairmau states that the motion is be.
foe the meeting. Motion carried"
Young America-"I move We adjourn" Car
ried
Young Auerica-"And move an amend
meut. to the restaurant, TO driuk every body 3
health, the firms Included"
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Ravana Market.

. HAVANA. March 9-Fhe Sugar market continued
urn wlto lew SALE because of The impurt OF the
o's offered closing with advancin tendency Pre-
vloos quotations were sustained No 10 TO 10 d :
at % g reals per arrobe gold; No IS to 20 81 a
~ reals; No to ~ al 81 g reals Muscovado sugar
II 70 IL in boxes at 81 g 9. Stock il he warehouse.
az havana anu Matauzas $500 boxes, 1910 bags
ana ,SoO hhds receipts for the week 5000 boxes T.
uu0 Gags and 3400 hhds exports during the week re
sooo Boxes $500 bags 6i8 hhds inel1dihg 800 boxes
4o5o bags and all the bids to the Unit d States
m rrelghts In fair demand but not quotaoly higher
22l3 Exchange unsettled. ~ =
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Enr0xeau lMarWers.

LONDON, March 9-12. 30 P, M.-Consols at o. 7-1s
Tor money and account.
LONDON, March 9-l23O P. M.-American securi.
tes States bonds, 67s. IO7s; new S. 1O4s
linois Central 75a.
.aVEErooL, March 9-12 80 P M.-Cotton is
moderate; inquiry freely Supplied: Middng uDlands
al oad; do orleans at SGD; sale. go bales nclud-
$3.50 bales, all American
FaIure.seers at 1-o2 decline, March delivery at
. 10 g 3-32; March and April 1-32 April and
Flour at "a g 26; Winter Wheat at los 10 a lis 4
spring do o q l06; California averages lis q
Ii 8; club ii q II q; Corr new, 28 old 9s,
Pe.snvfions, &e-PoEk 81 Beef at es sacon at q
at Lonpon, Tallow 80 " "
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AHRTR ALA


NEW YORK March 8 "A Sidney, New South
Waies, correspondent says the colony is suffer-
lug severely from prolonged drouth. There
have been occasional showers, just enough to
revive hope aud give little spr ng to the herb.
a lit ls more rainfall than in the interior. rhe
principal pastoral districts have suffered very
severely Water is fast drying up and the lit
tie dried grass that IS left is fast disappearing
The stock generally is 10 poor con itloo, aud
there has been q great mortality from starva-
ton. The annual clip of wool is iDferlor ia
quality and deficient 10 quantity, and very
| rye portion goes to England 10 the grease
from the want of water TO wash it, The loss OF
capita, and dimiui he'd income. caused by the
drouth is beginning to be felt seriously in
mercantile circles
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WASHINGTON.
Opposition TO the Fisher, Award.

OpPosstien 10 the FISHERY Award
WASHINGTON, March 1t IL CLAIMED that
the Halifax fisheries aw ard IS null for the ant
of unaDimiiy Both Gen Butler aud Mr.
Frye are To oppose the award MIR Blaine is
reported as book d to make his prepared speech
against it Monday.
The New o. leass CelIectorship.
There are Indications that the President has
abandoned all idea of harmonizng the factions
IN the Republican party 10 Louisiana by apy
appointment g. and that he has settled on the
purpose to aoDoint some new man not denti-
nro with either side for Collector of New Or
leans. 10 be followed by q sweeping change in
the tffice. q. A. Lee, merchant, will proba
by be appointed Co lector of New Orleans.
The President mas signed the act for the pre-
partition and publication of q new edition of
the revised statutes of the U Oited States.
The Tariff Bill.
Iu Washington schedule M of the tariff bill,
which relates to sundries, was further CONSIDER
ed by the Ways aud Means Committee TO-DAY,
and amended o. follows:
Dates, prunes and plans were reduced to
cebts per pound.
Epsuiets. ealloous laces, knots, starr, tres
ses aud wings of gold, silver or other metal, re-
ouced to 80 per ceDtum ad vslorem.
feIfumes and cosmetics, applied to hair,
mouth OF skio, liked at per cent ad valorem
Soloebe AUD other perfumes, of which alcohol
Is The principal ingredient, favoripg extracts
ess-nces, bay rum, % DER cent, adj yalorem'
Ethereal preparstioDs so ceuts per pound.
Pocket knives 40 Ger cent ad yalprem
The Psrchase of silver Bullion.
WASHINGTON, March .O-Ihe Secretary of
the Ire asuty bias appointed Assistant Secretary
French, Df. Ii dermsD, director of the mini.
aud Treasurer G,fi Ian a Com mission To cor
eider all the Propositions under Ills circular for
the purchase of silver bullion aud report Ia
him. He has also directed Messrs French
and Liuderm an each to KEEP detailed acc ,uot
of the propositions received and their action
thereon.
Varisus Matters,
The Senate Pubic Lands COMMITTEE heard
evidence Saturday in regard to toe McGarrshap
Claim Tor properly ia CalIfornis, known as the
NtS lira quicksilver mine.
The frsaG. Constellation has been detailed
20 carry GOODS to the Paris Exposition She
lesses AuuspbIs ia few day Tor New York
70 iosn. She VIII be commanded BY Captain
The President has p rove tie 10 rssoIu-
tiO1 .. UsloIDg Tor Is UIue arms and ammnn,
ton tc the Territory of Idaho
The President has appointed Frank Mjllw.rd
OF Kentucky honorary Commissioner TO tbe
Paris Exposition.
I.enIy five Thousand war claims are on file
IN Wsshiuetos, aud it IS Stated that eisbfee,,
years will be quIred 20 sdjudcate upon them
M4by miliioDs OF d liars r. called for OF lbesr
claims, mostly BY Soutberner-.
a cargo of locomo YES for Russia left Phila.
ps'pnla Saturday, aud sEotner yesterday.
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The insurgents in the central department had
to surrender on account Of waut of ammuui-
ton and means TO rrolopg the war. A Cuban
chief wrote to Mr. Deluna that pressure was
brought to bear upon the central committee to
sign the peace conditions. Vncente Garcia,
francesca Javier, Cespedes aud Maxine Com
ez, did not accept the terms IF surrender The
fret named remained at the head of his forces
10 the Tunss; the second marched to TIE east
with his conf. derates, while the third proposed
to accompany Rodriguez and Coll asco to Mar
co, t, com muoicate to him the result of the
npaca uponfiatinns
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DIED.
In this city 7th inst. Mrs. j. W.. wife Of f.

Ha' fn -
trnneI al services Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock at
No 3iz Congress Street Burial private
In this city, Ma CHI 9Th. Mfs Wary Dwight Rar
rett w,fe Of Franklin Banett and daughter OF the
In this city 10th inst, Mrs. Sarah Lotbrop aged 6s
years
Funeral Tuesday at 100 o'clock. Burial at con-
sven'euce Of family.
ln this city 10 b inst Mrs. Sarah Milliker. widow
months. ''
lN"tice of funeral hereafter.l
In this city, March 10, Oliver Junkins. aged 60
years 10 months
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at q O'Clock
at MS late residence. No 80 Green street, Burial at
convenience OF the family
IN Aueusta, March 6. Mary j. Shaw, aged 40 years,
daus hier Of the are Samuel Shaw.
Ia Oxford, March l, Beoajah Pratt. aged n years.
pI 10 Ousneld. March Q, Hattie L. wife of Josiah d
r. n Brooklyn. Feb %, Mrs, Alona B., wife of R. A.
Friend, Esu aged So years.
IN bfookin, Feb. %, Mrs. Eunice Hazen, aged so
In walpole. Mass. Feb II, of pneumonia, Thomas
w. hlce. formerly Of Bridgton, aged Al years
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CHICAGO, March 9-Hogs-receipts bead: shin.
mepts 1900 hean. market unsettled; mixed pack ns
at 10 q As; lgh' weak &C 81 q 65; heavy shin.
ping unchanged: few left over
Cattie-recelDts LEO head: shipments lam head
not enough good Cat lie hand to maze market shin
ping at 70 S. feeders and stockurs fairly active
at gu % butchers quiet and unchanged; Steers
Oxen 80 q 90; all sold. ''
Sheep-fecepts $50 head; few fancy offering mark
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Serious Fire Mt esr.., F.,,..

GREAT FALLS, March 10.-A fir. 10 Central
ousl early .0s morniug caused the fuilnw W.
ing Losses: J. g Wingste, drugsis, stock tes-
troy-o, $1,000, Insurance $500; loss 90 bu ding
owned oy the estate of Il K Rnpert., $1,000.
insnr.d; DR. j. s Hayes' ofic-. S4O0 ur-
snc- $500; Dr.. @. e Swas-s, offic-. $500 90
INSURANCE; K. e Muli-u, dress maker, 500,
no ,psursuc-; wimpfbeip-r & Co., dry goo .
and ca'p-ts. damage bs smok-, ABOUT $4,000,
ieso'suc- Sl2 600; NJ. Bates & Co dam aga oy
smoke about $4,000, INSURANCE S5000; Q. NJ.
jones, drug sto,e e, damage nv smoke $500,
Insured. Total loss about $21 900; iosura CT
Carried by ten different compauIts. Fire origt-
mated near stove ia Wingase's drug store.
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IARINE NEWS
PORT OF Portland,
HatNrdAy, March @ !.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Ontario, (Br) Bouchette, Liyerpool-
mnse to David Torrance q Co.
Steamship FIanconla. Bragg, New York-passeu-
gers and mdse TO Henry Fox.
Barque Emanuel Accarpe UtD Grulame. London
derry, in ballast TO j Wihslow q Co. TO loaderain
Tor europe.
Sch Mary Ellen, tBr) Clark. st George, NB-RR
sleepers to / { He, sey & Co
Sch 'ilobe, Remics, Bosi on to load tor New York
Sch abigail haynes. Mazrell, Boston, to load for
New Y0k ~
Sch Alice Dean. Gardiner Pembroke-drv fish
Sch Gypsy, Handy, Rnckport.
Sch flora tirindie Stanley, Vinalhayen for Boston
Sch Tivano, Rowe, Bristol.
DLEAaED
Sch Charleston, Wentworth, New York; Rnm.
cry.
Sch VIM Thomas, H'tlejotn New York - Simon
Cole. '
Sch Zeta Psi Francis, Rockport, to load ice far a
southern pc t-master
Sch Alassa Ihorndike. Rock and A Morse
& Co S0
Sch Sylph Rines Wiscasset- Dan'I Cboate.
sunday. March 10.
ARRIVED
Sch Augusta e Herrck, Herlick, Baltimore for
BATH, win lieenails
IRON MERoH ANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at New Ynfs 9th. barque David Babcock, Col
cord Brnpswck. Ga.
Ar Liverpool Bib inst steamer AXE Cham plain,
hefnsoD. Pvrland
Ar at kangoon sth inst, ship Merom, Lowell, nom
Bremen.
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ITALY.


ROME, March I0.-Signor Carroll OF the Left
has undertaken th- form alton of a ministry.
The Courier De H allie states that the King has
informed S'gpor Depicts that be woali only
assent to the formation of cabinet from the
Left ON condition that the foreiga policy re-
main unchanged and the law of papal guar
snteas and fundamental lave of the state be
maintained,
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS ron rag xexr TWENTY zoUR
hours.
WAH Dept, OFFIoE CHIEP SIGNAL,
OFFICER, Washington, Dc,
Mar. IL, 1 a. MY
Fer New England
rising bsro meter, northery winds veering to
aasterly or warm sousberly, partly cloudy
weather and possibly raia areas followed by
falling barometer.
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The Wheel Of Fortune.

PROVIDENCE, March 10-Mrs. Kate Della
ney, who few years ago lived in great ee-
also Suburban residence in Somerville at
tempted suicide today in a miserable house 10
this city where she had rooms. Her life was
saved by an antidote. She was sent to the
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A Uolored wanna, U.x,cs.d

men took q oO0r-d woman named Chaflott
Harris. accused of iostigating boy to set Gre
to b ,rn of Henry E Sipe, in Buckingham
county, Va . from jail last Wednesday night
and hanged her to a tree till dead
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MARRIED..

In this city, March 8, by Rev Simon F. Foye of
Everett Mass, ami Miss bble SmIIb Of Denmark
In roii1s March 6. by Rev. W S. McIntre Frank
ID Pike and Mise Lizzie S. Manson. boil OF Hollis
In Union, Feb rs, Cbas. W. Bagley If Liberty and
Miss Clara II. Dunton of WhItefefd
Estelle Metcat.
In Vinaibaven, March 2, A. P. Green and Miss e.
Davis. 1 -
In Ellsworth. March Frank q. Johns n of Ban
gor and Miss Ada NJ. Tower OF Ellsworth.
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Anderson to be Pardoued.

New York, March 2O.-An ex-member of
Congress from Louisiana writes to WashIneto q
that he knows by aut norAtive Information thai
the returning board prosecutions will. be
stopped AID that Gen. Anderson is to be par
dOntd
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CoNGREss.-fhe Congress yeast powder is
made OF the purest and most heathfui materials 1,
Is the best in the world for making delicious white
sweet and heal' hfu biscuits, cakes, pastry &C. Use
none but the Congress
Vienna Rolls made wIlh Congress Yeast Powder
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A Bright Face

Sheds sunshine and happiness about the household
Bright Silver also looks cheerful and when .'SILvEk
WHITE" is used occasionally upon the Family
Silver, it may always be kept clean and tight
Sold by jewelers. and Druggists. DaNNISON &
CO., Prop'rs, 10 Milk Street. Boston.
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FsoviDENoE 4. l.. March The Printing cloths
market was dull during the week. sales reported
harlly so firm still quoIed at 3-l off, to 81 ,or
Standard and extra "a x 6is; 81 g SIC for Sc 10
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NEW YORK. March 9--12 30 P. MOLD at 101
lol bid which is the lowest point touch snch the sus
pension OF specie payments Money al per cent
Sterling Exchange, loog 483s do short, 4S5a. Gov
ernm .nts tIm and 10 higher. state bonds firm
and higher to- Tennessee 6s and Mi'soui Ga Stocks
J. g II the atler. Towai ds noon there was a reac
tion Of / too.
The t0lIuNIno vera The cinsino nnntations of Cow
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B0ndhOlders Attention!

V'HE holders of the first Mortgage Bonds of the
rorland Dry Dock az Warehous. Co. ate
nereoy onnei toa, said bonds must be surrend red
an Certificates Of sock in he neD Corporation
.deen oGt, before said boudhoders eau be ermtted
70 We ior directors &c. at The annual meeting.
YET oruer. ARD0N W. COOMBS,
ieozoeouzw Secretary Portland Dry Dock
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SPAIN.


PROCEEDINGS II the Cortes-The Budget-A
Heavy Deficiency.
MADRID. March 10.-Io the Cores yesterday
the Mlnister Of War prosecuted a bill 6xIug the
military CO. tDeent for 1873 at 100000 men.
munster of finance Introduced the oud get show.
ing deficit Of 5000 0OOpizetas which, however,
is expected to b- blamed by the sale of state
property. The budget proposes sp cial duty
on petroleum and ether mineral oils imported
from countries not having COMMERCIAL treaties
with Spain The minister of the colonies 40
noupced that the Sd tuisr1s who remained
sbro I'd did SO VI unfairly as the amnesty was
general
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Fer New Enasand
FINANCIAL ANn COMMERCEAL

Clearing House Transactions.
PORTLAND. March 8
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business follows to day:
Gross Exchanges. so,loi ez
Net Balances. lo,lti ~
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CALIFORNIA; M Lining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO, March e-The following are
the opening official prices of mining stocks TODAY
compdi Ell with The closing of Thursday.
fah q LII Il
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CAUCUS.

The Republicans of Mouth Yarmouth are requested
to meet a. tneir town honse 10 said town, Oh FRI
DAY, March Is at O'Clock P. M 10 nominate cam
oiaates Tor town officers the ensuing year, there
TO choose town committee. Per order of Town
Committee
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FOR SALE |!

THE Stock and Trade OF good business, well
4 established, good location Wuuld reIuire a
capial OF three 10 i've thousand dollars Business |:
Doors, Blinds, Windows. Sashes SC. Anyone
WISHING 10 purchase will address, .
JaniStf BOX s1J, Per land Me-
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Bossem stock Market.

Daily Domestic sxeceipts.
BY water conveyance 1850 bush corn meal TO
lrpa ~ IN
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NEW a. RANDA.

Barque W Holcomb. Dunton. which returned to
Honolulu Jan Is from Bakers Island unable TO lay
moorings, sailed again Feb to make another effort
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pTAMnV ED. B. ROBINSON, MYRTLE St., has
lnNU0 the celebrated Weber Pianos, and
AND other makers at extremely low prices
0RnANN Orders for Tuning attended to as usual
ouuANuI ja23dsnly
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WHOLE NEWsPAPERs for Wrap
ping Purposes. soc a huadred or thre
hundred for 81 90, at this Once,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-11

a cargo of lonomo YES for Russia left Phila.
se'pnla Saturday, aud srotner yesterday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-11

Ship John Bryce Morse, from Caliao. while towing
into dock at New YORK TIN, grounded on the upper
an attempt was made dock her at the loot Paci
nc street. when sue again took bottom, and remained
NJ I'M, wlin four tugs puffiog at her.
Tbe wreckers were at work on brig Carrie Wins
low Stb. with two p noons.
Sch Prescott hazeltine from New York for Boston,
before reported ashore, was hauled off 7th without
damage, after dsch argiDg 100 tolls Coal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-11
Portland Mutual Fishing Insuc-
ance Company.

TTHE Books Of the Company are now open For In
Il SUI ance OF all State OF Maine Fishing We, seis
engaged III the col and mackerel fisheries. For par
ticuar- enquire of the Secretary f
maI4d2m GEO. W. RICH, Secretary.