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re L. CRAPHIO.
Secretary Sherman's Let.
ter TO Potter.
Ne DEMANDS 70 Be HEARD IN HIS
OWN DEFENSE.
The Fenian Scare in
Canada.
lsrsciAL DisrArcHEs TO IHE 0oln HuI
DAILY NEws.l


. -... 49, 49,
"s 800"
WASHINGTON Nay zi'-roiiowinS Is tho
letter Of Secretary Sherman 20 Clarkson
q po,,er nm ,he subIect M ,be po,,,r rc.o.
-, " oo 900.
intion' ua'ou nay w. $780,
Hon. q. NJ Potter. Chairman. ETC.
Dear Sir l observe that the resolution
Of the House u.der which your committee
Is organized singles me out personally by
name from among twenty or more gentle
prn.,San, Gr.n, or ,he chsi,m.n ~ ,ho
Democratic National Committee. to attend
aud witness inc acuon OF lno i@inrhinS
,nrns IN tns ss,,a Of Lonisi.n, IN Is1S
and In substance charges that At that cleo.
tion. In East Fcliciana parish. and In part
Of West felieiana parish. 10 Louisiana.
Inc iWpuu,Iean WIG Wa ,lnn no'
49,, III pu,saV " Nv, ~ vi
spirAcy W suen 'o'c's, Nha' 'u,.no.Auec
" suen sanies -, nauciso'i'
supervisor u. i',K's'ra'ion u l.As' ,cneI'
ana anu " ~. Weoer, ouPcr'isor OF I'VE
isiration IN IVES, reiiciAns, IaiseIy, pros
tested that naid eiecuoh IN suen parishes
had not been Tree anu Una, tn.re-
upon tho Returning boaru o, saia s'ae
i.iseiy u eAclnueu 'nr '",es
OF SAIL precincts anu ny means 'heieoi
aud OF other false anu franduicnt action
OF said Returning Doard' the CHOICE ol
the people Of the State was Hnnulled aud
reversed, and that such action by said
Weber and Anderson was induced or cn-'
A..aV- l-s Nl.. 49, AT IInn Ialln.
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The Gold Hill Daily News has

ae Gold Hi Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in tho
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
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BORN.

WkRsE-In Tusearors. Ma, i7ih. To tie wife
DIV. II. ir.rs-, a,on.
HuiCk In B-lw.nl. May 10Th. TO tbs wife OF
". 10. nulck. q daughter.
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RutIer .s an IuycsUrntor,

WASHINGTON. May 22.-neicrring IN tho
complaints male by tho Republicans al
the appointment Of Gen. Butler on the
committee, Morrison said the Republicans
were mistaken. Butler might prove to Ia
the most troublesome investigator for the
Democrats upon the committee. Butler
was not for the Administration. hut was
not for the Democrats. No il for Pack.
ard. and II will undoubtedly IN his purpose
TO show that Packard Was elected. for the
benefit Of the Republicans in Lonisiann.
lilo will not bc Of any advantage Ia tho DEM
ocrats. Morrison 10 onc-of the Democrats
who dropped Tildcn at an early perial In
the electoral contest. When tho commit.
tee, consisting Of Henry waticrson aud J.
Sterling Morton, went tO New York tO
learn from Tildcn what his designs were
- IN the Electoral commission. they came
back reporting that Tilden said that he
knew he Wa elected, but there must DO no
trouble about u, aud ono Of them declared
that Tilden was moro Of q candidate for
tho cemetery than for the Presidency. as
he WAS nothing but al animated old
corpse. From the time that report Was
made. Morrison abandoned Tilden. aud no
has never had anything to do with him
since.
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MARRIED.

RoOT-TOLLMAN-l In Virginia. Nay 18th. by
liev. T.. II. Mciraih, Al I. Root " L.illa x.
Iollmsu, both 10 Virginia.
Muns k-uEKLACII- Ia virg,nia. Mar ?ist.
by hy. W. X. Jrnvey. John Monson ~ Mis-
D. u. u.,lach. OF Cleveland. q 10.
HUGHES - SMALL Ia Carson, Nay 18th,
frank NJ Hughes, of wihnemueca. 10 hisr
N. A. small. III q .ryon.
IiKSltY-pADRLf IkD-In Ward, Nay 18th,
Jacob ncnry q Mss Lizzie ] P.delIurd.
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vsalloa.

PIrrsBuRo, Nay 2a.-The Democratic
State Convention met this morning, aud
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having changed, and the government reconsid-
ering its decision, he withdrew mis- resignation.
The resolution Of Lord Stratheden, that opposi-
ton to any occupation of ConsTantinople would
not be breach of neutrality was withdrawn,
Lord Derby opposing it as of purely abstract
character
1t is understood that the Liberals will accept
the governments challenge ami arraign its
whole Eastern policy. The debate will occupy
four nights, and if the government is defeated
which is hardly possible, Parliament will be-
dissolved. The ministry claim majority of
30.
CALCUTTA. Jan. ga doubtful rumor,
though transmitted through official channels,
says that the Amer of Cabul is massing
troops at Candahar. This might mean me-
mace to Persia or Eogland, against both of
whom the Amer is hostile. The significance
of his hostile attitude to the English lies in the
fact that hitherto ip considering the possibility
of Russian Invasion of India we have been
accustomed to look upon Afghamstan as an all
but invincble barrier between English territory
and Russian aggression, whereas now for all
military purposes that barrier has ceased to
exist.
BRUSSELS, Jau 2S.-The Independent Beige
has the following special from Vienna, "Aus-
tria like the other powers considers that the
peace conditions require great moditica-
tons as regards the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
of Servia and Montenegro aud the retrocession
of Bessosaba. Russia's demands in regard to
indemnity are deemed inadmissable because
tending TO perpetuate the occupation of Bulga
ria,
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MAINE.

Periious Voyage of Wells Fishermen.
BmDEFoRD. Jan. 2S.-Further particulars
have been received of the perilous voyage of
three Wells fishermen who were outside in
dories during the severe gale the other day,
AS before reported Mr.. Staples was drifted in
to Kennebunk beach half frozen. Jededah
and Moses Perkins are now accounted for, the
former having succeeded in reaching Ogunquit
beach, while the latter after terrible expert
ence gained Boon island. His boat was smash
ed to pieces on reef near the island and when
rescued he was nearly exhausted.
Fire i'm Wells.
The summer boarding house owned by Owen
Davis at Wells beach was burned to the ground
Saturday night with most of its contents. The
house was unoccupied. Insured $4,000 on
house, $500 on contents.
Mysterious Shooting.
A mysterious shooting affair which will prob
ably prove fatal occurred in Wells Sunday
night. Charles Penney and family live near
Bald Hill, two miles west of the Eastern depot
Some time early in the evening pistol ball
was fired through the window pane of the
house which struch his little daughter, aged 5
years. The ball entered just over the left lung.
DIR. Hall probed and extricated the ball with
much difficulty. The child is now in critical
condition and is unlikely to recover. Who did
the shooting and for what purpose is mystery
Fire i'm SacO.
SAco, Jan. 2S-The boot and shoe stock OF
Livingston & Co. was slightly damaged BY
fire last night. Fully insured. The flremen
in opening the reservoir in York square held a
torch over the opening when flames shot ur
and there was an explosion which was heard
all over the city, caused by Ieaky gas pipe
which ran under ground near the wall of the
reservoir.
Supreme Court Mt Saco.
The case of Israel Hill against Stephen Cow
en-, assault and battery, has been on trial in
the Supreme Court since Friday 1t has ex.
city much interest in Biddeford and Saco The
jury returned verdict of $40 for plaintiff.
Two thousand was sued for.
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Hamburg Butler ms n Stock .sobber

NEW YORK, Jan. ga suit has begun in
this cityIagainst William E. Everett and 9TH
ers by 7. ID. Childs and j. Il. Southern for an
accounting in regard to the venture of several
hundred thousand dollars worth of South Caro-
lima bonds. 1t appears that written agree.
ment was made with NJ @. Butler, now Sena-
tor from South Carolina, and General Gary,
by which both Butler and Gary as members of
q state convention at Columbia, we're to use
their influence for the passage of resolution
value of the bonds of that state. The AGREE.
is printed, showing that Everett, Childs, Pal
mer and Southern agreed to pay Gary and But-
Ter ten per cent of the profits on half million
of South Carolina bonds, if such a resolution
passed. Both Gary and Butler signed the
agreement. Gary is now chairman of the
finance committee of the South Carolina Sena-
te.
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GEE RMANY
The Eirst HesuIt Of the Minis

The First Result of she ministerial Crisis.
LONDON, Jan. ga despatch to the Times
from Berlin says: The prolonged ministerial
crisis has produced the first result Prince
Bismarck has been authorized by the Emperor
to submit to the federal council a bill providing
that the chancellor in the event of his being
prevented from acting may authorize any
member of that council to sign laws and de-
crees requiring the chaucellor's signature I'M
der the existing constitution. The bill is re-
garded as the first step tow ards the appoint
meut Of German minister acting indepsnd-
emily of the chancellor but under his leader
ship and having also a seat in the federal
council
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TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. go.
by TELEGRAPH.
Fifty-Seventh Legi Stature.
Especial to the Press.l
SENATE.


SENATE,
AUGUSTA, Jan. %.
Senate met at 2 p. N.
Legislation reported ineXpedient on changing
the law so that selectmen shall be chosen for
three years.
A bill was presented repeating chap 17S, Pub
lie laws of 1877, in relation to demurrers
Passed to be engroSseG-Additiopal act rela.
tive TO the Portland q Deering railroad; rala-
tive to disorganized towns; in regard to COL
lecting and paying debts.
HOUSE.
The House met at 4 p. M,
A large number of petitions were received
asking for county board of examiners.
a full list of the corporations of the state
were transmitted
The committee reported that the bill assign
ing lots from their farm to the Penobscot tribe
of Indians ought to pass.
Passed to be eagrosSed-Act to amend chap.
l24, sec Is, r. s.; an act relating to elections;
an act to abolish the August term of the Su-
preme Court in Kennebec county, SO amended
that the next August'term may be held; an act
relating TO the lists and qualifications of jurors
amending sec. 2, chap. LOG, R. S., SO that only
persons of intelligence, good Judgment and
morality shall be drawn as Jurors; authorizing
the Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad to issue
preferred stock and for other purposes.
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The New Orleans Custom Rouse.
Unsuccessful Attempt TO Rob a Train,

PUEBLO, Jan. 2S.-Saturday evening the
western bound train on the Atchisop, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad was boarded few miles
east of Dodge City by four men who attem pied
to rob the passengers. Two of the robbers
jumped on the engine, compelling the engineer
and iremen to do as directed, while the others
boarded the express car. The express messen-
ger however repulsed them. He thinks he
shot one of the robbers as he was only three
feet off and dropped when the messenger fred.
The robbers escaped but were pursued by a
competent party and will probably be captured.
The robbers previously bound and gagged the
agent of the Small station at Dodge City and
ransacked his safe
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wheissle narket

MONDAY, January 2s.-The market are quiet to-
day and show but little change from the past week
Sugars, however, have dropped of slightly and we
quote granulated at 9sc and Extra c. at &c. Flopr
shows but little movement and is dull both in prices
and demand. Corn is rather lower and we Quote car
lots from 81 g 5Sc and bag lots at CSC, while Meal ia
worth Coo and Oats 45c. Pork and Lard are dull and
unchanged.
FRElGHTS-The engagements reported for the
week comprise the Brig Annie W. Goddard, hence
to Matanzas with sugar hid shocks and hhds at 19c
and box shocks at 11c Schr Nellie Chase, hence to
Point-a 'Petre, Quad. and back North Hatteras for
round sum of $3.50; Schr Maggie Ellen, Fort Pom
ham to New York, ice, at Sc ton; Schrs Alex Hard
ing, and Cora, Horse Island to New York. ice at q,
per ton; Schr Elizabeth MCGEE, to load phosphate
rock at Charleston for Boothbay at 50 per ton, and
Schr Olive Elizabeth, hence to New York with linn
Der at 50 NJ.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


WOVs HHmPtoh AIuIhK WhIsKey Thieves
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-A despatch from Co.
lumbia, S. c., says Collector Brayton has had
an interview with Governor Hampton upon the
subject OF the enforceme Mt of revenue laws, in
South Carolina. The Governor insisted that
his people were law-abiding, but were angered
to make arrests. The collector asserted that
force was as reputable and honest as the same
class of state officers. 0"N-o
During the interview no progress was made
toward better understanding between the fed
eral and state authorities Subsequently, Brsv-
ton wrote letter to the Governor with a promo
sition that Hampton nominate collector and
five men to act as special force for the sum-
preston of illicit traffic in whisky and tobacco.
IN the disturbed region. Governor Hampton
has not yet replied.
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LONDON, Jan. 2S-12.sO P. NJ .-Consols at 95 GIG
for money and account.
LONDON, Jan. 2S-1230 P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States bonds. 1865 1914; 5s, 1861;
4gs, 1O54 0-4Os, 1859; Erie 81 do preferred %
Illinois Central 75k.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 2S-l2.30 P. N-Cotton market,
sales 12 900 bales including 1000 bales for specula-
ton aud export; receipts 20,5OC bales, all Amer
lean.
Spring do los "a II A. California averages at 12s I'd
a lbs 8; club at II 10 a 1Ss Sd. Corn at % a 90 8.
Peas at sc q. Provisions &c--Pork Sc; Beef at ga.
Bacon at 81 q 81 6. Lard 40 8. Cheese at Gas. Tai
low at 40 6. at London, TalOw 80 q 80 6.
PARIS, January 2s.-Rentes 11Of 1Oc.
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MINOR TEEEGRAEas.

richardson's carpet store aud Battles dry
goods store on Worth street, n. Y. were burn
ed yesterday. Loss $125,OO0.
Jacobs, block, Mont Clair, N. j., occupied by
stores and the Mont Clair Times. was burned
Sunday night. Loss about $4,000
Maggie Macarthur, living at Revere, Mass.
was run over by train on the Eastern railroad
yesterday and killed.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-Hogs-receipts of 80, 900 head ;
firm mixed packing at 8 70 q 9O light at so a
8 80; choice heavy shipping at 80 a 400.
Cattle-reeeipts 10000 head shipments 1000 head
ping at 90 q 50; feeders and stockers quiet and
steady at 80 q 75 butchers stronger; Steers Is
q 80; Cows at 90 a 60.
Sheep-receipts 400 head shipments 700 head; the
market is nominal; common sold at 80
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NEW YORK, January 2S-Evening-Money loaned
at 4@7 per cent. on call Sterling Exchange quiet
with business at 4S2 a 1921 for sixty days and 4S4
"a 4S5 for demand.
Gold advanced from 1913 to 1919, with considerable
purchases to close short account prospects silver
legislation at Washington. Carrying rates ~ "a Z
per cent. The clearnces were $15351 600. Customs
receipts $326,000. The Treasury disbursements were
S1450OO for interest and 1928 800 for bonds Govern
ments are steady. Railroad bonds in good demand
and prices well maintained.
Stock market exces sively dull and prices show but
trfng variation on the day. Larger operators con-
tiuue on rising side of the market, but apparently
not buying much stock. In Lake Shore and some
other Western railways there is disposition to await
result of the trunk line freight manafers meeting
here this week before making fresh ventures.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag
gregaed 500 shares, including q 900 shares Lake
Shore $500 shares Lackawana, $500 shares st Paul
$500 shares North Western.
fnnruino the clnsinn nuntatinns of Cow.
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--latest by European steamers

AAom OanSOrI IOr ot In0maS l2C0.
--latest by European steamers.l
AR at Liverpool 18th inst, Lucy Nichols, Nichols
maumain.
Cid 18th, Alex McCalum. Marsters, for Hampton
Roads; Saml Watts, Lermond, New York.
OH the Skerries 18th, j Il Brown, keaZer, from
Liverpool for Rio ,Janeiro.
Maulmain.
Sid I'm Hull 14th, Resoute. Nichols, New York.
ar at Penarth 18th inst, Nancy Peudleton, Pende-
ton, London; Wandering jew, Tapey, Antwerp tor
Sid I'm Cardiff 18th, Albert. McCaulder, Havana;
Emma, Buchanan, do.
ar at Greenock 18th inst, Benguela, Fuegesapg,
Portland
Sid FIN Waterford 18th inst, Ellen M Mitchell, Ea-
ton, for Cuba.
Ar at Galway 18th, vigilant, Nixon, Philadelphia.
AR at Queenstown 18Th, Halcyon, GaSvian. from
New Orleans,
ar at Samarang Nov 80, Tatay. Petts, Cape Town.
Sid I'm Batavia Dec Z, ii ID Brookman, Pe,ugrew,
Sourabaya.
Cid at Genoa 18th. Adelaide Norris, Turkey, Leg
horn; Ada Gould. Merritt, do.
Ar at Santander 18th inst Anita Owen Pettengill,
New York.
Ar at Seville 9Th inst Nellie Hustled, Brewster,
New York.
Sid 4th. Nicola, Hooper, New York.
| Ar at Gibraltar 9Th inst, Ada l. White, White fm
New York for Palermo; Stb, Aberdeen, Salvage,
philadelphia, (and cid 9th for Naples)
Ar at Cadiz 9th INST, John Bunyan Butnam, from
New York.
Sid 9th, Carl d Lothrop McAllep. Cuba.
Boston.
/ Sid TIM Antwerp 18th inst, Jos Fish, New York.
SPOKEN.
Sept 2S lat IS 20 N lon Of so w, ship Thrasher
| Bosworth, from Liverpool for Rangoon
Jan Is, off Dover, ship Zouave. Means from Bic
men for New York.
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WASHINGTOe.
The Pacheco-wiggIuton Contest,


WASHINGTON, Jan. 28-The House commit
tee on elections today after further considering
the California con tested case of Wiggintou VS.
Pacheco agreed by party vote of against 4
that Wlgginton was entitled to seat in the
House, and that Pacheco was not. The MAORI
~ will submit their report to the House next
Wednenday.
The Geneva Award.
The subcommittee of the House Judiciary
committee having under consideration the bill
providing for the distribution of the balance of
the Geneva award, today heard closing argu-
ments in favor of the passage of said bill, [. T.,
Manning of Massachusetts appeared in behalf
of the owners of vessels and cargoes and the
payers of war premiums. A majority of the
subcommittee favor the class of claims repre-.
sented by Mr.. Manning.
The New Orleans Custom Eouse.
Mr.. ChampliD, Ex-Deputy Collector of Gus
toms at New Orleans, says his resignation was
a forgery. The records of the Treasury De.
partment however show that he was regularly
succeeded by Gen. Anderson. kilograms re-
csived from New Orleans represent Anderson
under arrest and the second deputy, Mr.. Cope
land, absent on account of sickne SIS. The con-
troll of the custom house has been claimed bv
Chief Clerk Tomlinson. The decision Of the
Secretary of the Treasury is that excepting up
on the nomination of collector, that it is not
within his (the Secretary's) jurisdiction to an
point deputies therefore should Anderson and
Copeland botn fail to appear at the custom
house the office of collector being vacant the
control of the custom house will pass to a spec-
agent of the Treasury Department. Special
agent Porter of the Treasury'Department has
left Washington for New Orleans with funds to
play employees and watch events.
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The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to day:
Gross Exchanges. S123, 800 Is
Net Balances. .........."..."... 33,04S Al
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ISales at the Brokers' Board. Jan. %.
$1,000 Union Pacific Railroad Gold 6's....... 10Th
50 Boston and Maine Railroad .......... 993
20 Eastern Railroad. ......................... 81
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SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 18th, ship Lucille, Scott
Newcastle NSW.
Ar 26th ship Harvester, Bosworth, Hull E.
GALVESTON-Cld 26th, brig hiram Ablff, Brown
NEW NEW ORLEANS Cid 2stn, sch Sargent $ pav
PENSACOLA-Ar Esd. brig Alton, Perkins, from
Havana.
TYBEE, GA-Ar 9th. ship Geo f Manson, Chase
Liverpool (and sid 2Sth for Philadephia)
WILMINGTON. NO-Cld 25th. sch Geo W Collins,
BALTIMORE-Ar 26th, sch Maud, Robinson, New
York.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 26th, barque Surprise, Ay-
GRILL, Palermo; sch May Mcfarland, Mcfarland,
NEWCASTLE. DEL Passed up 26th sch NAV
Mcfarland, Mcfarland, from Matanzas for Philadei-
NEW YORK-Ar 26th, barque Eta Loring, Loring
Yokohama 0naster died at st Heienal; sch Joshua
Grndle, Freethy, Fernandina days; Bessie E Dick
inson, Dickinson, Bath for New York.
Cid 18TH schs Edw A DeHart, Farnham, for Aux
Cayes Henry Whitney, Sheppard, st Augustine;
G Drew, French, Jacksonville; Commerce, Wood
Passed through Hell Gate Goth. scbs Charlotte Au-
gusta, Holmes. from New York for Eastport; George
Kilborn, Dodge, Weekawken tor Boston Eliza b
Coffin. Cole, Port johnson for Boston; d H Ingra-
ham, Dennson. do for Portland; Clio Chlcott, Full
lerton, Newcastle, Del. for New Bedford.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 9th, barque Elinor Vernon,
Copp, New Orleans.
NEWPoRT-Ar 26th, sch Albert Jameson, Can.
dage, New York for New Bedford.
Kane, Boston for New York.
Ar 9th, sch Clio Chillcott. Fullerton, Newcastle.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 25th, schs Uriah b Fisk
Crowel, Turks Island for Boston; Mary Langdon,
Mullen New York for Belfast; NJ E Higgins New
comb, Newcastle for Rockport.
BOSTON-Cld Goth, sch John Rose, Howell, Booth
bay, to load for New York.
Ar 9th, barques Blanche How. Hussey, Buenos
Ayres Nov 23); Eliza White, Wotton, Turks Island;
Ellen Morrison, Clifford, Port johnson !; Ringdoye,
Swain, do.
Ar 2Sth, brig Erie Sparks, Surinam; sch Uria B
Fisk, Rogers, Turks Island.
SALEM-Ar 25th, schs Levi Hart. Giles, Boston
for Round Pond; Seyenty-Six, Robinson, from do for
Spruce Head (and both sailed 27th.)
MARBLEHEAD-Sld 2ith, sch M Laughton
Hallowell, Calais.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 26th, brigs Jennie Phinney
Brown and Elizabeth Winsow. Locke, Boston for
Portland.
MACH IAS-Cld 9th, sch Chalcedony, ingalls,, for
PortlandI
BATH-Ar at Horse Island Harbor 9th, schs Cora,
Megathlin. and Alex Harding Mcbride, Portland,
had for Nav fy,ot
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NoTIoE.-The old fashioned and common yeasts
which ferment bread, are rapidly being supplanted
by the Congress Yeast Powder; the best baking
powder in the world. Try it.
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MARRIED..

In West Cumberland, Jan. 9th, by Rev. H. R.
Hovges of Gray, Bella L. Black OF Cumberland and
Miss Salome A. Libby of Falmouth.
In Augusta, Jan. 9, Edward Griffin and Ella F.
Written.
In Madison. Jan. 5, VIM. P. Cleaveland and Miss
Sarah q. Pinkham. both of Arson.
In Skowhegan. JAM 8, E. Il. Boston Of Mercer and
Miss Abbe e. Fillebrown OF Skowhegan.
In Brighton. Jan. 1, Sam'l +. Jordan of Harmony
and Miss Elmira j. Shuttuck of Athens.
In Bingham, Jan. 6. Leander Cooley of Bingham
and Miss Annstazzia M. Gilman of Brighton.
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California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. % The following are the
closing official prices of mining stocks to-day COM
pared with those of Friday-none being received for
Saturday: