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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-19
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.

In the conspiracy trial the evidence was
closed yesterday. The arguments will occupy
to-day and the case will probably bs given to
the jury on Friday.
One William III. Hadley alias Saville alias
Lord Ashburton who was arrested in San
Francisco about a month ago for forgery on
the Union bank of London, had, it appears,
operated in this city where he victinized
several individuals.
The condition of the laboring classes in the
manufacturing districts in England is repre-
sented to be wretched in the extreme.
The Russian mission has withdrawn from
Cabul
Judge Lowell was confirmed Judge of the
Circuit yesterday.
In the Tho rndlke murder trial at Rockland
the evidence for the State was closed yester.
day.
The strike on the Third Avenue Railroad,
New York, is over, the drivers having been
beaten.
Gov. Hampton still continues to improve.
Jack Kehoe, the Mollie Mcguire leader, was
hanged at Pottsvile yesterday.
Gen. Browne is marching on Jelalabad and
expects to occupy it by Friday.
The Secretary of tie Treasury has issued
another call for $40 bonds.
Gold remained at par yesterday. ~
In the Senate yesterday a bill was intro
duced to regulate charges on through and
local frelghts. The bill to repeal the test oath
Of jurors was discussed until the morning hour
expired Ghe house bill to authorize the dona-
tion Of 20 condemned bronze cannons to aid in
the erection Of monument to the late Gen
Custer was passed. The bill to amend the
patent laws was discussed without action. The
bill to amend the POSSE conaitatus clause
of the army bill was slightly amended and
passed. The Senate insisted upon its amend
ments to the diplomatic and fertilization bills,
and conference committee was ordered. The
pension bill was passed. In the House the
Senate amendments to the adjournmen,
resolution were concurred in. Bill appropria
ting $4,000 for the expenses Of the yellow
fever commission passed. House went into
committee of the whole on the Indian appro
priation bill. The amount appropriated by the
bill is $4,710,000, reduction of $3O0,O0(
from the estimates. The bill was debated al
some length bat not acted upon.
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Imports from January to Nov. 2S.
Brighton Cattle Market.

For the week ending Wednesday, December IS.
Amount of stock at market-Cattle 21SO: Sheep
and Lambs 6I0O; Swine IA, 2S0; number of Western
Cattle 1882 Eastern Cattle 1853; Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle no.
Prices Of Beef Cattle % 100 ibs live weight-Extra
quality at S. 25 q so; first qualify 81 62A "a 1915
second qnalty So 124 q 80; third quality So 50 a
900; poorest grade of coarse Oxen, Bulls, &C., at
Brighton Hides at - q esc ~ fb; Brighton Ta,ow
at SIC fS fb.
Country Hides q &c % ib; Country Taow a
4Ac 4Y fb.
Calf Skins at 1Oc % ib; Sheep and Lamb Skins at
65 a SIC each.
Working oxen-There was fair supply in mark
ct. Trade not so good.
Store Cattle-Yeariings So a SIS; two year Odds at
S11 q 10; three year ODDS $25 q $45 ~ head There
has been fair demand for Store Cattle this week.
Mich Cows-Extra S45 @ 70; ordinary 500 % $40
Farrow Cows 81 q 1926. We quote sales of 9 Cow
and Calf at S Is; Cow and Cali $43; Q Mich Cows
$35 EACH Most Of those offered in market for are of
a common grade.
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West and Maine
taken direct to the Abattoir to be slaughtered
The trade for Northern Sheep and Lambs has been
fair at prices ranging from "a bic FY lib
Swine-Fat Hogs 81 @ 3ac y fb live weight.
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California Mining Stocks.

BAN FRANCISCO. December II The following are
stonka fn-daQ.
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THE BUZZARD DOLLAR.
Connecting n Scheme to Punish the
Banks,

Connecting n Scheme to Punish the
Banks.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-The House commit
tee on banking today heard Representative
Burchard in advocacy of bill prohibiting any
discrimination BY national banks against the
silver dollar. Mr. Chittenden of the com nit
tee replied to Mr.. Burchard.
Gen. Ewing of Ohio submitted as a substi-
tute for Burchard's, and all other pending bills,
relative to the silver dollar, a new meas
ure providing for placing all national banks
discriminating against the standard silver dol
lar in liquidation, and the withdrawal Of their
circulation; making United States notes and
standard silver dollars interchangeable at the
Treasury, and providing for the exchange at
the mint of standard silver dollars for trade
dollars, and the recoinage of the latter into
standard silver dollars. with a prohibition
against the further coinage of trade dollars of
the present weight and fineness.
The committee adjourned till after the holt
day recess without taking action.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review Of the Wholesale M arle.s.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING DECEMBER IS, 1873.
There are but few changes to note in the markets
for the past week. Gold has touched and remains at
par Cheese is quoted &c lower than last week. Win
tergreen 1925 g ESQ. In fruit new layer Nalagas
quoted little lower, from $l.S5 q f95 to 81. 80
@190. Nice Valencia oranges are quoted at $500
@7.5O and few choice Floridas at $500, the case.
40 oranges in CASE Straw is little higher and
quoted at 81 a SO instead of So q So. Lard is tc
ower for pail. In oil linseed and boiled have gone
up cent. Extra Mess Beef is quoted 50c lower clear
pork $110O a $1l.50, decline of SOC, and pork
$40 q $115O in place of Sill to $ll5G. In ground
butter salt notice drop of 1c; quoted at 1Gc.
Sugar has dropped little quotations this week be-
ing 94c for graduated and ssc for Extra c. In shot
there is change from &c for drop St @ 6Ic, and
in buck shot rise from 6ac to u q 7ac. All other
commodities remain unchanged, except oaknm which
is slightly lower; No at 81, No at y, No at 81.
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THE AFGHAN WAR,
Gen. Bro wn Marching on IeIaI

Gen. Brown Marching ON JeIaiabad.
LAHORE, Dec. 1S-An 4 official despatch
states that Gen. Brown commenced the march
to Jelalab.d Tuesday, which place no hoped to
reach Friday.
JAMRooD, Dec. 1S.-It has been determined
to infil,t vigorous punishment on the Juk kur.
chefs who led the recent attacks on the camps
at Ali Musjid. 2200 men left Ali Musiid today
to surprise their villages, which are ten miles
distant. 1t is anticipated that the example
made of these natives will have the effect of
pacifying the whole frontier.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MARINE NE us.

A BoOthbay Schooner i'm Distress.
NORFOLK, Dec. 18.-The sch. Alexander
Harding from Boothbsy, Me-, with guano
bound to Savage, experienced heavy gales on
the 10th and 1ltb, during which she sprung
aleak, sustained damage to her sails and was
compelled to throw overheard portion of her
cargo. She will repair the damage at this
port before proceeding.
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MEXICO.

A High-Manded Outaage-A Public Meet
ing Attacked by Troops and Five Citi-
zens Killed.
NEW YORK, Dec. Is. City OF Mexico dates
to the 7th inst, mention report that on the
evening of the 81 a meeting of the citizens of
Cuadalajara, in the state of Jalisco, was held
to protest against unjust taxation. While the
meeting was 10 progress Governor Rsistra or.
dered out the troops, who fred into the crowd.
killing five citizens ana wounding Others
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THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. 10.

Kol-Folk. bat Ancestors. by J. 7. Trowbridge,
A Birthday, by Mrs. Spofford, and An Artists
Model, by Kate Putnam Osgood, are all worthy
of their place in the magazine. R. G. White
continues his Americanisms. Recent Litera-
ture is very full this month. Many new publi-
cations are noticed, French and German as
well as American.
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DIED,

In this city, Dec 1s. Timothy Donovan. aged so yrs
Funeral on Friday afternoon at q O'Clock, from
his late residence, 10 Pleasant street
In this city, Dec. IS Julia, daughter OF Cornelius
and Julia Cragin, aged years months 16 days.
Funeral services this afternoon at p o'clock, at
her late residence. No. Canton street.
In Bath, Dec IA. Harriet f., wife of Andrew jack
aged so years.
In Bath, Dec. Is, William v. Moses, aged rs years
10 months.
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Portland Daily Press stock List
Corrected by WOODBURY. & MoULToN, Invest ment
Bankers, Cor. Middle and Exchange Street.

cures Neuralgia, Face Ache Rheumatism, Gout,
Frosted Feet, Chilblains, Sore Throat, Ery-ipeas,
Bruises and Wounds of every nature in m an ami
NAL The remarkable cures this remedy has effected
classes it of the most important and valuable
remedies discovered for the cure and relief of
pain
Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia is a sure cure for
ague in the breast, and removes all swelngs and
hard Jumps A NURSING MOTHER.
Sold by all Druggists. de17&l9&w
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Boston Bank Statement.


: NEW YORK, December -Evening.-Money in
active demand at "a per cent, closing at a per
cent. Sterling Exchange firm at 4S2t q 4s3 for long
and ASIA "a 1873 for short sight.
Gold weak, opening and closing at par; bulk of
business to-day was at 100 80 "a 100 3-64; for car
rying ] q II per cent. was paid: loans were made
flat and at per cent, 164 per cent per day and in
today were S243O00. The Treasury disbursements
were S38 900 for interest and 100000 for bonds Gov
ernments quiet and steady State bonds nominal ex-
cept Louisiana s. which recovered to 72t Railway
mortgages firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 1877. 060 shares.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Alien atLarxe.

LIon al Large.
LOWELL, Dec. 18.-To-day it was discovered
that one of the lions in Stanley's menagerie, on
Gorham street, had broken loose from its cage
and devoured bear. A baboon died of
fright No other damage has been done, but
the temporary wooden structure is 80 frail that
the authorities fear the savage beast NAV
escape into the streets. In order to prevent
public alarm the police have kept the matter
quiet and will endeavor to secure the animal
tonight. The trainer is absent from the city
but is expected back Thursday.
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Jack Kehoe Hung.

louisville. Pa. Dec. 1S.-Jack Kehoe, the
Molly Mcguire, wes hung at half-past ten
O'Clock this morning. --l- -
Before being hanged Kehoe said, 81 am not
guilty of the urder of Langdon. 1 never saw
the crime committed" e ~. 8
His body was taken to Shenandoah, where
It will walked tonight and then buried at
TamaQua.
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European Markets

LONDON, December 18.-12 80 P. M.-Consols at "a
Tic for money and 94s for account.
LONDON, December 1890 P. M.-American Sc
curties-United States bonds, Cts 1861 new SIS 1881
new 4bs. 1863; 104Os at 110a; Erie lSa; Illinois Gem
trail 794.
LIVERPOOL. December 1880 P. M.-Cotton is
in moderate inquiry; Middling uplands at Sd; do
Orleans at sgd sales 10 900 bales including 1000 bales
for speculation and export; receipts $500 bales, in
Guiding $50 American.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT rwENTY.FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF S1GNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Dec. 10, I A. M
For New England
Southwest to northwest winds, slightly warmer
and partly cloudy wsathes.'
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The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. 1882 IS
Net Balances. 1915 II
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CHICAGO, December Hogs-receipts 4S, 900 head ;
shipments $500 head market steady; choice heavy
at2 70 80; light at 50 "a co.; mixed packing at
2 40 a 2 7O-all sold.
Cattle-receipts $500 head; shipments 1900 head;
generally unchanged.
Sneep-receipts 1900 head; shipments HOO head
firm and active at IS "a 4 so.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

Gov. Hampton Still Improving.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 18.-The latest reports from
Gov. Hampton represent him to be better in
every way and the situation liz more hopeful
than Tuesday
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS,
MARINE N EWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, Dec. IS.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Dominion, CBr) Bouchette. Liverpool
via Halifax, NS-passengers and mdse to David Tor
rance & Co.
steamship Frapcona, Bragg, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox
Raruue Norton Slower, Sherman, Boston.
Sch Henry E Willard, Harding, Virginia-oysters
to TimDons q HAYES.
Sch Kendrick Fish, Hooper, Weehawken-coal to
G FL OF rion.
Sch Bertha j Fellows, Smith, New York-iron to
Rolling Mills.
Sch Hammond Goldthwaite, New York.
Sch Emily Jordan. Boston to load for Ellsworth.
Sch Fair Dealer, Dodge, Boston, to load for ELS
worth.
CLEARED.
Sch Ariadne, Dyer. Matanzas-Nutter, Kimball
g Co.
Sch Diana, orne, Boothbay-Nath'l Blake.
[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
EASTPORT-Dec I2-Sld, sch Abby Weld, Gardi-
ner. Pembroke and Portland.
Dec 13-Sld, sch W Page, billiard, New York.
Dec l4-Ar scbs d B Newcomb, Hickey, Boston,
So hours; Ada Terry Terry, Gloucester.
OVER DUE -Barquentine Kalalis, Capt j Brown
of East Machias, sailed from New York about the
first OF October for Lisbon with cargo of grain and
as she has not been heard from since 10 feared sbe
met with disaster In one Of the October gales. She
was built by j M Wswell & Co at East MachiaG, by
whom she is owned together with parties In Proyi-
deuce and New York.
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PONCE. Schr Henrietta-23ls shocks and heads,
$4,000 shingles, 32,15D hoops, 3l,SO7 1T lumber.
HUMACOA, PR. Schr Margie -z2s5 shocks and
heads 80 prs heading, 700 hoops 10000 shingles,
1888 fJ lumber.
MATANZAS. Schr Ariadne-5475 shocks and
shocks and heads, 81 cart hid shocks, casks, 90
drums fish, 500 kits mackerel, 25 bbls potatoes.
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Foreign Imports.

JOGGINS, MS. Schr Aloe-l10 tons grinistones
to order.
HALIFAX. Steamer Dominion-41 empty casks
to Ker Oil Co, cases canned goods to w Jones.
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Receipts of Maine Central r. r..

PORTLAND, Dec. IT.
For Portland, q cars miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads 80 miscellaneous merchan-
disc.
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Boston stock Market.

[Sales of the Brokers' Board, Dec 1SJ
First Call.
Portland. Saco &..Portsmouth r. R.. .s1R a go
Eastern Railroad. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...114 q IL
Second Call.
$4,000 Eastern Railroad 3ts. ................. 70
Sales at Auction.
30 Boston & Maine Railroad. 109a
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BosToN, Dec is.-[Reported for the f'ress.l-The
following Is a list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Oho and Pennsylvania pick-lock 30 @
3sc; do choice Xxx "a a &c., do fine 80 q Sac; me-
dunn "a az 35c coarse 80 a Bic; Michigan extra and
Xxx SO a Sac; fine 81 "a 32c; medium 80 "a SAC; COM
mon 2S q SOC; other Western fine ami X 81 q &c;
medium 80 a 34c; common % a 3Oc pulled extra
80 a 3sc; superfne 50 q 4Oc; No !, IS zoe; comb
ing fleece SO a 40c; Fine delane 30 "a 37c California
II a 26c; Texas IA a 2sc; Canada pulled 80 q 36c; do
combing 3S a 40c; Smyrna washed 16 9 25c; do un-
washed "a Ice; Buenos Ayres Is a soc: Cape Good
Hope 25 q soc; Australian 80 "a ACC; Donskoi % q
&c
There is no material change in the Wool market
since report of last week. and buyers not dis
posed to purchase to any extent except at low prices
and the tone of the market is about as dull as pre-
viously noticed.
Imports from January to Nov %.
1873 1877
Foreign bales. ;....'.........N ,96i 44O9l
Domestic bags and bales. 234,6t9 24S 573
In New York. as the year draws to a close, we find
the disposition manifested among buyers TO purchase
as lightly possible, to make the turn with as
small stocks the condition of trade will permit.
There is better feeling in the market Tor this
staple and rather more inquiry Tor fine fleece, which
is held with more confidence.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Dec IS. by Rev. Mr.. Fem, Newell
Lyon OF Boston and NAV p Chase of Portland.
In North Lebanon, Nov. %, Ezekiel A. Kicker and
Mrs. Annie l.. Lord.
In Augusta, Dec. o. F. R. Howard and Miss Ella
A. Read,
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A MISTAKE !!

We suppose Shoe Dealers
who advertise Ladies' Rub
.. bers, BEST qualify, for Is
- cents. are not aware that a
g they are deceiving the public Il
Uby selling SECOND GRADE =
. goods of the Meyer Rubber q
"a Co.'s make, and calling them -
the best goods when they are
u considered by all Rubber q
= Dealers to be the poorest q
ogOOds i'm the market. x
e Now HALL sells Meyer
A Rubber Co.'s FIRST quality -
- goods at the folio wing prices: *
1 Ladies Rubbers, Ist quality 8 81. ssss /:
= Youths i" Boots LIST +" 1.25
Rows IS g. 1SO -
= Ladies, :" U 100
e Halls Rubber Store, 222 q
~ Middle ST., corner of Union. =
10 Remember we now occupy "
= the only corner store under en-
q the Falmouth. SS
AS p. 5. Please call for adver. -
tiSed goods. to save us the u
Il trouble of showing you the ~
nice qualities we keep, when =
you only want the cheap -
ones.
de18 sn3t
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Foreign Exports.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1O0O bush corn meal to G
lrIIe.S
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FOREI1sN PORTS,

At Bombay Nov 49, ships Louisiana, Oliver. and
Franconia Morrison, for rice ports; Hersey, Wat
erhouse. from Liverpool, ar 18th.
Sid I'm Manila prev to 9Th inst, barque Masonic,
Liesany, Nagasiki
At Leghorn Isst inst barque Ironsides Tapley, for
Baltimore.
Sid fun Marseilles 18th, brig L F Munson. Huntiey,
United States,
Sid I'm Bremen prev to nth inst. barque Harvard.
Pray, Adelaide.
Ar at Havre 18th inrt, barque Mary Chapman,
Wyman Baltimore.
Sid FIN Liverpool 18th inst, ship Southern Rights,
Beard, New Orleans.
at Jeremie Nov 81, sch Wesley Abbott, French,
from and for New YORK., to sail few days
at st Thomas 5th inst, brig Harry Stewart, Has
kell, It Philadelphia. ldg.
at Aux Cages Nov 26. sch Daylight, Anderson. for
New Vork.
At Naguabo. PR. Nov So, sch st Croix, Leland,
for Arroyo, to load for Boston.
OF IDagua Dec 5, scbs Jos Eaton. Peterson. from
Kingston for Philadelphia; Lizzie Wilson, Wilson.
non Navassa for PoIt Royal SCI Nellie Grant, from
st Domingo for -.
SPO ZEN.
Dec 8, lat "a 40, lon 70 sch Annie L Palmer, Lewis,
from Baracoa for New York.
Dec II, lat 80 46, Ion 70 40, sch Eva AGell, from
Surinam for New York, with loss of sails)
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TsRom MERCHANTS sxcHANaE.l

Nav York.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
&c and lOC Counters
STUDLEY'S
On these Counters we are Offering
EXTRA BARGAINS
EOR THE
HOLIDAYS,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Our assortment OF Dry and Fancy Goods
was never so complete or prices so low.
The assortment consists OF Ladies', Gents
and Children's handkeIchiefs In elegant
fancy boxes Of every description. Nap.
kins In endless VARIETY; q splendid as
sOrtmeDt Of MarseiIles Quilts, A nice
pair Of Blankets makes q good warm
present, which we have at very low
prices. In Japenese goods we have an
endless variety, 10 Stationery some
very choice sty les In elegant fancy boxes,
at about your own price. Ladies' and
Gents lambs waOl lined Gloves, Kid
Gloves In choice shades, every pair war.
ranted. Ladies Felt Skirts, hand knit
Cardigan Jackets.
In the perfamery and soap line we can
please them all. Last, bat not least.
comes job lot Of ladies' embroidered
Collars and cuffs to match, put up In
elegant fancy boxes, at the low price Of
Is cents.
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TsRoM MERCHANTS BxCHAN0E.l
Ar at New York 18th, scbs Geo Hatch, Murphy,
Matanzas; A Palmer. Lewis, Baracoa.
Ar at Cenfuegos 9TH brig Shasta New York
Sid FIN Sagua 10th, baraue Ma thew Baird, N0yes,
New York; brig H Houston, Griffin, Philadelphia;
sch Edw Waite. York, New York.
Ar at Cardenas 9th schs Fred jackson, Andrews,
Portland; May Mcfarland. Mcfarland. do.
Ar at st Jago I'd. sch M A Power, Wiley. Baltimore
Ar at Matanzas 9Th, parque Chas Ward, Balti-
more; schs a R Weeks FAIR, Portland; 10th, Nellie
+ Sawyer, Bunker, Fernandina.
Sid FIN Cardiff -, DarQue Nippon, Preble, for Rio
Janeiro.
Baruue W Holbrook from New York for Port
land, was passed m, 18th, on Nantucket Shoals.
MEMORANDA.
Sch Eva Adel. Lombard, at New York from Surf
nam. repors heavy gales on the passage and lost and
split sails.
Sch Rosina, of Machias, from Port johnson for
Boston went ashore on Chatham Bal where sbe res
mains; does not leak and will come off afterdischarg-
ing part of cargo.
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e1tnatRre Almsnac..... December 10.
Sun rises. .,.....732 High water 49,. ITO PM
Sun Bets. Moon rises. 49,. 2.39 AM