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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-02-11
THE RETURNING BOARD.
The President DisapprSves the Course of
the Nicholas Government.

the Nichols, Government
NEW YORK, Feb 9-lt is stated that at yes
tstday's Cabinet meeting in Washington, the
conviction of Gen. Anderson was informally
discussed, and the President expressed his TO-
tention to give the General and the other mem
official support as he may be able.
A member of the Cabinet states that the
President has determined to publicly indicate
his disapprobation of this partisan persecution
to explain how this will be done. as he did not
desire to anticipate the action of the President.
Mr.. HAYES believes the Democratic officials of
Louisiana have violated their pledges made
when Nichols was recognized as Governor.
that there should be no prosecution for political
Offenses.
Gov. Nichols Eseticcnt as to His Cour,e,
A New Orleans special says that Anderson
will to-day move for new trial. Perhaps he
has hope of pardon from Gov. Nichols, The
latter is very close as to what he may do. 1t
is thouget that he will ultimately interfere.
Anderson will not resign his position in the
Custom House, unless called upon to do so by
the President.
1t is said now that under the instructions of
Gen. Devens, the old Grant parish and other
cases will be revived In the United States
Court.
evening of Gen. S. W. Hancock and his chief
of-staff. aud because both refused to receive
visitors.
Anderson's Sentence.
A New Orleans special says Gen. Anderson
will be sentenced TO two years imprisonment,
the minimum prescribed by law. The motion
for a new trial is expected to be overruled
Wednesday. Ex-Gov. Wells as yet has failed
to furnish bonds in $4,000
The Prosecutions for Contempt.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb Gin the Superior
Criminal Court the rule of contempt against
Deputy Collector Tomlinsop, U. S. Commits
sioner w. G. Lane, Deputy MaIshals +. s.
Wurzburger and Charles Steele was continued
until Monday
On motion of Messrs. Cullom and Castillanos
of the counsel for Thomas G. Anderson, the
Attorney General was ordered to show cause,
Wednesday, the 18th, why new trial should
| not be granted, upon the ground first that the
verdict is against the evidence, and secondly
| contrary to law, as more specially set forth in
| the bills of exception taken during the trial
| How the Verdict was Obtained,
| NEW ORLEANS, Feb 10-Louis Montplaisin
| and James Prince, the colored jurors in the
| Anderson trial. state to responsible parties thai
| their verdict of "guilty but recommended to
| mercy of the court" was given under the i'm
| preston that this was paramount to acquittal
and that they were so informed by other jurors
Both are extremely young men, neither over
/ as Juror, having been born in 1858. Ander
son has despatch signed by John Sherman
Stanley Matthews, Garfield, Hale and Ditty
i earnestly protesting his innocence of any fraud
| and denouncing the trial and conviction as al
| exhibition of bitter sectional partizanship.
j. Madison Wells has been released on $40,
900 bond.
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GLOUCESTER Mass, Feb. Q.
81, Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending to-day:
Thirtynine fshsng arrivals have been reported; 81
We're from Grand and La Have Banks, with 725,000
lbs of Haiibut and 900 lbs Cod; from Georges
Banks With 100000 lbs Cod, and 1 from Newfound-
land with herring; from Fortune Bay without
cargoes, owing to Outrages said to have been COM
mitted npon American fishermen in those waters.
The receipts this season will be the lightest known
since the business commenced. Herring are plenty
in the Bay of Fundy. Three fares have been re.
ceiyed, and the market is well supplied and prices
rule low. There has been fair demand dur ing the
week for all kinds of fish, but the advance in rates
of freghts to the West has checked the demand for
the present and shippers are holding orders, hoping
to get special contract rates. The quotations are
Georges Cod at S. 90 " qtl; Bank Cod 8 rs a 90.
Mackere at SIG 90 @ 10 90 % Dbl for Shore and Bay
rs and 2's; stock in broken lots, mostly held by
jobbers. Hake at Is fS qtl; Pollock at l 80 for
salt % tor slack salted Cusk at 25; Haddock at
100; Round Herring at %; Napes and Fins at 50
per Dbl; Halibut fins at 90; Habut Heads at 80 ;
Tongues and Sounds at 10 90; picked Tongues at
90; picked Haddock at 90 picked Cod at co.
prepared and homeless Cod at Al to Tic ~ fb, as to
quality; Medicinal oil at 90 per gal; tanners oil 5Oc
per gal; porgie oil 45c per gal. Bank Habut-large
receipts and prices lows last sales at a &c % Id for
white and gray. Shore Fish-fair receipts, with sales
at 1lc ID for Cod aud Haddock; fresh Pollock at
Cusk fresh Tongues at s; Fresh Herring frozen at
LOO B cWt
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Fifty-Seventh Legislature.
Especial to the Press
House.

House.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 9.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence.
An act to Incorporate the Portland Yacht
Club was presented aad referred to the Com
mittee on Judiciary under suspension OF the
rules; also resolve providing for appointment
BY the Governor of commission of three per-
sons to revise and amend the militia laws OF
the state. Referred to the Commute on Mill
tary Affairs.
An order for calendar giving the standing
of all matters in the House and Senate was
passed.
Committee orts:-The Committee on Ju-
dietary reported ought not to pass on bill re-
lating to factors, agents, warehouse keepers,
etc; same on bill to amend law relating to
polygamy; same on bill relating to fish wiers
in tide waters; leave to withdraw on petition
relating to employment of imprisoned tax pay
ers for non-payment; same on petition to re-
move shire town of Oxford county from Paris
to Norway; same on petition to incorporate
Osspee River Agricultural Society; legislation
inexpedient on order for labor lien for cutting
and hauling firewood; same on order for lumber
lien for furnishing labor and supplies; same on
order relating to security for money loaned es-
tates and administrators; same on proposition
to amend the law relating to board of poor
debtors; bill to enforce the rendering of judge
meuts.
The Committee on Legal Affairs reported bill
to extend the jurisdiction and power of county
commissioners.
The Committee on Interior Waters reported
bill to extend the charter OF Aroosto IL Steam
boat Company.
The Committee on Ways aud Means reported
resolve to provide in part ftr the expenses Of
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1887 900
The Committee on Mercantile Affairs and
Insurance reported bill relating TO insurance
companies reinsuring their risks.
Passed to be engrossed-Bill relating to tax
alton of railroad companies; resolve authoriz'
ing the appointment of delegate to the Inter
national Prison Congress; bill to prohibi
throwing mill refuse in Patten pond stream
| bill to prohibit throwing mill refuse in the
| Kennebec River and tributaries; bill for the
| improvement of Soudehunk stream; bill re
| lating to rents of Islands shores in Penobscot
bill relating to military property; bill relating
L to Antietam National Cemetery.
Mr. Wood of Belfast called the resolve calling
for an Investigation of the management of tn,
Industrial School for Girls at HalIowell fron
the table and Tuesday was assigned for its cor
| sideratioD.
Mr.. Dickey moved the House insist on itl
| vote to engrosse resolves in favor of Mrs. Ellie
| bert Michand and of Eugene Michand, which
the Senate indefinitely postponed.
After some little discussion the House re
coded and concurred with the Senate indefinite
ly postponing the resolve.
Resolves in favor OF George, Theodore and
Jefferson Carey, indefinitely postponed by thu
Senate, on motion of Mr.. Woodbury. of Houltol
i were laid on the table.
| Adjourned to Monday afternoon at o'clock
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO LIST, ship Monte Rosa, Car
NEW oRLEANs-Cld 18th, sch John McAdam,
Cid 9Th, ship Screamer. Austin. Havre.
MOBILE-Ar 9TH, sch Farragut, Wyman. from
Cid 7tn. sch welaka, Carter, Haere. lob
BRUNSWICK; GA-Cld 9th inst, barque Glacier,
Beattie Liverpool.
SAyANNAH-Sld It'll. sch D B Everett, Dix, for
Sid I'm Tybee sth, sch Flora NJ Crowley, Crowley,
CHARLESTON-Ar 18th, schs John A Lord, Tho
mas, Cardenas; Carrie Bonnell. Harris, Baracoa.
Ar 9th, sch Annie McKeen, McKeen New York.
NORFOLK-Cld 9Th, sch l. Z Whitmore, Whit
more. Barbados
FORTRESS MoNRoE-sld 7th, brig H Todd,
for New York.
BALTIMoRE-Ar 18th, sch VIM Wilson, Ward.
st Thomas.
Ar Sth, schs G N Brainard, Crockett, vinahaven;
Arthur Burton, Coombs. Port Royal; E B Crowell,
keef and Augusta Herrck, Herrick, Belfast; NJ A
Fisk, Matthews. Kennebec.
Cid It'll, sch Zeta Psi, Francis, Portland.
Cid Sth, sch l. A Snow Gregory, Providence.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 7th, schs Andrew Neben-
ger, Smith, Boothbay; Geo Arey, Rogers Portland
CHESTER-Ar 7th, sch Defiance, Bunker, from
At Newcastle 9th, sch W Morse, waiting.
Sid I'm Lewes 9th, sch Lizzie Poor.
NEW Y0RK--Ar 9TH, schs Ella Presley, Pressey
Batimore Perry, Perry. do for New Haven
Sunlight, Eldridge Kennebec; Ned Sumpter, Foun-
tain, Providence.
Ar Sth. b. rlues Alice, Dyer, Paysandu; Clotilde,
Miller, Zaza; schs W Collins, Hodgkins Porto
Plata via Wilmington NC; Delhi, Emerson Grand
Turk; HazeltiDe. Wadlin, Malaga: Kate Carlton,
Thorndike. Matauzas; Charles E HELLER, Coombs,
Black River ia.
Also sth, scbs Maggie Ellen, Lttleiohn, Har.
mons Harbor; 10 eph Maxwell, SUeelman. ParkeIs
Head; j nj Flanae a, Allen, do; + n Tower, Adams,
Rockport; Holway, Bryant, Bristol; Forest City,
Hodgins, Providence.
Ar 9th, ship Chas Southland. jackson, London;
barques N NJ Haven, UlTck, Matanzas; Elinor Yer
non, Copp, Providence; brig ii Todd. Mcguire, Old
Harbor j; schs Clara Leavtt, Lombard, Matanzas;
Starlight, Reed. Cape Haytien.
Ga Ith, snip huguenot NckersOn, Melbourne;
schs Joseph Cakes. Parker, Porto Cabeo: Annie
Lewis, Lewis, Ponce; Sarah Eaton, Dix, Charleston;
Augusta Fabens, Harris st Lucia.
D.. CID sth. ship Clarissa Carver Dow, Yokohama;
barque Nellie May, Blair. Havre; Hornet. Hopkins,
Laguayrai Oo1n Mcneil, Croweli, st Jago; Eta
Loring, Loring, Philadelphia: sehs Clara Fletcher,
Sargent, Point-a-Ptre; Mile Trim, Boynton do
Five Sisters, Hutchins st Pierre; Daylight, Ander
SON st AnnaS Bay, ia; Dora NJ French, French,
Manzanilla ID Kelsey Randall. MatanZas
Sid 7th, ship Voyager, for Bristol.
Passed through Hell Gate 9TH, sch Only Son, from
New York for Warebam,
NEW LONDON-Ar sth, brig Adele McLoon, Arey
Cape Haytien for Boston.
Ar 9Th, sch Matte holmes, from New York, to fin
ish loading for Point-a Pitre.
FALL RIVEk-Sd 7th, sch Maggie Mulvey, AL
len, for Orient, u.
TARPAULIN COVE-ln port 9Th, sch Isaac Orbe-
ton, Crockett, from Wiscasset for Baltimore.
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PITTsBURG, Feb. 9.-The anti-free trade de-
monstration today in this city was the LARGEST
ever known The procession contained Is GOO
men and fifty-oDe bands of music with ionum-
cradle banners containing notices and devices
sotagOpistil to free trade Three meetings
were held at which great enthusiasm was man
ifested aud resolutions condemnatory of free
trade and calling on Congress to protect Amer
lean workingmen and American Industry were
passed.
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Chicago Cattle uarkss.

CHICAGO, February -Hogs-receipts II 900 head /;
shipments 3100 head: Hogs are scarce, active and
strong, and &c higher; mixed packing at 60 q S75
light ats go; few remain unsold; the market closed
firm. Ess<3s
Cattle-receipts 800 head; shipments $500 head I;
light supply of good; prices unchanged; fair to good
light at 90 q Is; feeders and stockers quiet at
2 30 @ go; butchers strong and active; Steers at
8 % q 8 80; Cows at so q 25; Bulls at 2 % q
2 875; the market closed steady.
Sheep-receipts 96 head; shipments 1900 head !;
market firm and unchanged sales at 8 50 q 42O.
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HAVANA. Feb. 9.-The Sugar market has i'm
proved steadily under more favorable advices from
the United States with comparative scantiness Of
stock. Prices are advancing gradually.
Stock il the warehouses; at Havana and Matanzas
26S00 boxes, 1920 bags and 1920 hhds receipts
for the week 1900 boxes, $500 bags and 1000 hhds;
and $3.50 hhds, all to the United States.
Freights-better demand and rates better sus-
tanned; loading at Havana for United States P box
OF Sugar at 80 a &c., loading at ports the north
coast outsde ports for the United States per box of
Sugar rs; per hid molasses 2 90 q 33A.
Exchange nominal; on the United States sixty
days currency at q q 81 prem; short sgnt at 81
@ 81 premi sixty days gold at u q 81 prem; short
sight 81 q 81 prem.
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In this city, Feb. 8. Mrs. Martha P, widow of the
late Deacon Eliphalet Webster, aged 80 year and
months.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at q O'Clock.
In this city, Feb. 0. Hannah, wife of Jonathan ID.
Runnels. aged II years months.
Funeral services this afternoon at q O'Clock, at
the house of Geo. Gray, st. Lawrence street. Burial
at convenience OF the famiy.1
In this city. Feb 9, Matte, daughter of Charles A.
and Ella NJ Drew, aged years months
Funeral services this Monday afternoon at 2 o'ck
In Knightve, Feb. 9, Clifford e., son of Capt Jas.
Blake aged years 10 months.
Funeral services Monday afternoon at O'Clock J
In North Vassalboro, Jan. Is. Edward S. Weeks,
aged SO years.
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MEMORANDA.

Br schr Emma ] Shanks. from Halifax for st John,
which was towed in here 9th in crippled condition,
will make temporary repairs and obtain sails
here and proceed.
Br schr Carrie. from Philadelphia for st john NIB,
which put in here 4th, has repaired and is ready to
proceed.
Sch Geo W Collins, (of Ellsworth) Hodgkins at
New York from Porto Plata. reports Jan g. lat % 49,
lon 70 II, encountered heavy NE gale lasting 20
hours lost and split Sails stove water casks and lost
deck load. Put into Wilmington for repairs.
Barque Will W Chase was launched from the rail-
way at Rockland 7th having completed repairs.
Barque Leonora. from New York for Liverpool,
which put into Halifax last fall, has been Thoroughly
overhauled and strengthened by an addition of sew
eral iron Knees and two large stringers She has re-
shipped cargo and is ready to proceed.
Sch Delhi. Emerson, at New York from Grand
Turk reports, Jan 81 lat "a &C. lon rs So took gale
from ESE lasting "a hours, sprung head of foremast
split foresail, sprung rudder head, sc.
Sch Geo Arey, Rogers, at Philadelphia from Port
land, reports heavy gales on the passage Jan 3lst
80 miles ENE of Barnegat, blew away foresail and
broke man gait.
Sch Com Kearney, from Boston for Calais, before
reported ashore was hauled off 3ist without much
damage and taken to Calais
Sch Julia. of Machias, from Elizabethport for Pro-
violence, with pig iron, before reported ashore on Lat
liners Reef was hauled off by U 5 steamer Dexter
and lowed into New London. She will proceed, hay-
ing sustained but little damage.
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VINEYARD-HAVEN Ar 9th, sch Mott-Haven,
Collins, New York via New Bedford Tor Calais.
Ar lth schs Lunet, Kinds, Boston for Charleston;
Ella Frances, Bulger, Weymouth for Norfolk Alex
Harding, Mcbride, from Kennebec for New York (;
Il bayes, Dickerson, do for do; VIM Pickering: Lor-
ing. Portland for do Red Jacket, Kendall, Rockland
for do; Caroline Knight, Dyer, do tor Newport.
via Point lndio
PORTSMOUTH-Ar Sth, sch Brave, Foss, from
Hoboken.
Sid sth, sch Belle Brown, Hunt New York.
EAST MACHIAS-Sd 9TH, sch Jerusha Baker,
Chase. Portland.
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LONDON, February O-123O P. M.-Corsols 95 1l-16
for money and account.
LONDON. February 9-12.30 P. M.-American Sc
curities-United States bonds, 1868, log; 10-40s,
coupons, at 1903; new 5s, loaf.
LrvERPooL, February 9-123O P. N.-Cotton
is dull and easier; Middling uplands at Sled; do
Orleans at 716d sales of 5000 bales, including 800
bales for speculation aud export; receipts 1880
bales all American
Futures-1-32d cheaper; March and April, Gs q
3-32d; April and May, 6 5-S2 q 6sd.
PARIS, February 9.-Rentes HOT
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A Cape Towu despatch dated Jan. 2Stb. says
tnat general advance was made against the
enemy, which was successful, and 10000 cattle
and 1900 sheep captured The Ksffirs lost
heavily. Transkei is completely cleared of the
enemy.
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Providence pr,u, OIo,b. orarke,.

fkoyIDENCE, r. l., February 9.-The Printing
cloths market is Inactive. Reported sales Of the
week. % 900 pieces chiefly the basis of SIC cash
for standards and 916c cash for EXTRA but holders
generally ask fraction more.
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NEW YORK. February 9-123O P. M.-Gold at
1872 Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange, long.
81; do Short 4S4. Governments firm, "a higher
State bonds steady. Stocks tirmer
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
eminent securities:
United States IS, 1881 reg. ,.,,,.,,,,,.,,,10 1853
United States Is, 1881, COUP. 1861
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MARRIED.

In Lisbon, Jan. 81, Hollis c. Trundy of Dover and
Miss fiji II. Farrar Of Lisbon.
In OIland. Jan. 26. Josiah Qnimby of Bucksport
and Miss Della A. Starr of Orand.
In ParsoDsfield. Jan. Is, w. III. Libby of Standsh
and Miss Matte j. Wilson of P.
In, Machias, Feb. 2, W. X Penneli and Miss Ina
Smith, daughter OF n. L. Smith.
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A train on the Long Island Railroad ran into
freight car Saturday night, going out of Hun
ter's Point. The locomotive Was completely
wrecked. The passengers were severely bruis-
ed but not seriously injured.
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NoTIoE.-The old fashioned and common ye asts
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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Use "SILVER WHITE and pronounce it the best
article they have ever found for Cleaning and Polish
ing their Silverware. Jewellers and Druggists sell it,
DENNISON s. CO., Prop'rs, Boston.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT TWENTY zouR
HOURS.
WAB DEPT, OFFICE OBEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Feb. II, Il A. M
For New England
colder cloudy weather, areas of light snow tol-
lowed by clearing weather, north-westerly
winds and rising barometer. OFF shore signals
continue from Smithvile to Eastport.
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Boston Stock Market,

1000 Union Pacific rs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1921
$4,000 Union Pacific Railroad Gold 6's. .......,.1Ofs
10 Eastern Railroad. ................,., ..... 81
Second Board.
$1,000 Eastern R. new 81 bonds. ............... 5S
$4,000 Boston u Maine Railroad 7s..........,,,11Os
@ouu 10.
$1,000 Union Pacific Railroad Ss............ . 92f
Sales at Auction.
10 Bates Manufacturing Co. ............ 45 "a 44s
Eastern Railroad-N H. ..3 n
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LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamer Lake Nepigon-
500 bush wheat, $3.50 sacks and 14O0 bbs -four 2s4
bales leather 81 boxes nails 260 bbs apples 139 bales
nay, AZ sewing machines, "a packages merchandise,
397 3O6 lbs lard 2i00 lbs oatmeal 453 lbs butter
l2275O lbs bacon and hams, 0100 lbs pork, 10 200
300 lbs mutton. wy
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Norasgn Exporss.

ssaiiy Domestic Receipts.
By water conyeyapce-~i00O busa corn meal to G
" true 81 Co.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMEgCIAL

Clearing House Transactions.
PORTLAND Feb. 8.
The Clearing House OF the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges ,574 So
Net baitnces...,... ..........."...".. g, 1852 10
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Gloucester Fish Market.

Dividends of So per share have been declared on
California and Con Virginia Mining Companies.
Also dividend Of 81 per share on Grand Prize.
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NEW YORK. Feb 9.-The following is the weekly
statement OF the New York City Banks for the week
ending to-day:
Loans, increase ISL, 800
specie, increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Legal tendefs, decrease. 4S5, 200
0lcu,atioi, uecrease... .......,.......... 1920
hGNot fe uecledse. lg2l, 125
Banks now hold Sl4,o596i5 in excess of legal re-
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CRANRERRY ISLES Feb the
frRnm MERCHANTS rxnuArnr-

LFhUM nLhOlLkNIS LAUHANGE'
AR at Falmouth, E, Sth inst, barque G Merriman,
Young, New Orleans for Havre.
Sid I'm Liverpool sth inst, ship L Sturges, Lime
KIN New York.
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God liver Oil and Lime.

WiibOT's Cod Liver Oil and Lime.
The great popularity of this safe and eficacous
preparation is alone attributable to its intrinsic
worth. In the of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Whoopng Cough, Scrotulous Humors, and all
Consumptive Symptoms it has superior, if equal.
Let no one neglect the early symptoms of disease,
when agent is thus at hand which will alleviate all
complaints of the Chest, Lungs Throat. Manu-
featured only by A. .. WILBoR, Chemist,
Boston. Sold by all Druggists. fetisneodlw
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SAN FRANCISCO, February 9-The following are
the opening official prices of mining stocks Saturday
compared with the closing of Friday:
Feb &. Feb o Eeb g Fob
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
saturday, Feb. D.
aDDTurn

saturday, Feb. o.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Quebec, (Br) Thearl, Liverpool via Hal
ifax-mdse to David Torrance 81 Co.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch W Reed, Stinson, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamship Lake Nepigon, (Br) Scott, Liverpool
Thompson, Murray q Co.
IFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENCE
BoOTHBAY, Feb 5-Ar, sch Mary Elizabeth, Dun
ton. Portland.
Sid, sch Jos Souther, Watts, Savannah.
Feb Tin port, schs Kate MeCllntock, Sargent,
and Australia, Wheeler, wig.
CRANBERRY ISLES. Feb 1.-The recolections of
the oldest inhabitants finds parallel to the yo-
lence of the gale here on the 10th ult.
Sch Neptune lying at the wharf, was driven up
against the abutments and badly used up.
The Coquette capsized and chafed badly, but was
righted next day.
Schs M l. Rogers. S L Foster, Annie Lewis, and
Annie Sargent, in the creek, colded aud sustained
some damage.
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NEW YORK, Feb, 9.-Theodore Roosevelt, one
of the wealthiest citizens, who was recently
nominated by President hayes for collector OF
this port and rejected by the Senate, died last
night in his 9th year
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Steamship Lake Nepigon, (Br) Scott, Liverpool
Thompson, Murray & Co.