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The Portland daily press., 1879-02-18
THE CHINESE BILL.
Letter from William LIova s,.rr;u,

Letter from William Lloyd Garrison.
NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-Wm. Lloyd Garrison prints
letter in the Tribune, protesting against the ex-
cluson ofthe Chinese, in which he says that the de-
bate in toe Senate was disgracefu, and the reasons
advanced by Mr.. Blaine in opposition to the Chinese
are unworthy of him or of the least consideration.
being based on contempt Of race Law of selfsbness
blind and cowardly fear OF consequences, and graf
ihcation for party purposes of local hatred in its
climax reaching to the daboical, against the most
helpless, unofendipg, industrious, frugal aud tenn
perae OF our inhabitants. They are such reasons
az fJrmery were Urged against free Irish immisra-
ton, against emancipating the slaves and against
labor-saving machinery. They are not born of reas-
Cd, or Justice or historical experiences If Che pro-
posed measure is enforced the Chinese government
may proclaim non-ntereourse with this country and
find ample justification in so doing.
A Veto Prob abIe.
1t rumored in Washington that the President
has deter mined to veto the ami Chinese immigration
hi
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THE NEWS In A NUTSHELL

The Liverpool strike has virtually collapsed.
William Lloyd Garrison 10 letter to the
Tribune protests against the exclusion of the
Chinese. 1t is rumored liz Washington THAT
the President will veto the bill recently passed
on the subject
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
another call for $50 bonds.
chancellor Ross has granted the petition of
tne receivers of the Vermont division Of the
fortlaud q Ogdensburg railroad.
The Governor General of Cuba PROPOSES to
negotiate a commercial treaty with United
States and Canada.
Henry M. Chsdbourne, a prominent citizen
OF Standisb, died saddsuly yesterday of
apoplexy.
Bsfore the Potter committee vest, rday the
afidavils of Judge Ripley of Florida and H.
M. McI1tosh Of Savannah were to the effect
that Attorney General C3cke was turned out
from the session of the Returning Board by
the other two members while at the same time
the latter was closeted with Cows. Stearns and
Noyes
Agent Siuonton explained the relations
between the Associated Press and Western
Union Telegraph CJmpany to the Senate rail-
road committee yesterday.
1t is rumoied that the Berlin mission has
baen offered to the Rev. Joseph Thompson.
In the Maine Senate yesterday amendments
were offered to the act relating to the Mill tax
= - TAI il should be discontinued for one year.
also that it should be applied to the liabilities
of the State instead of the State deb, also
that only one-hslf of toe tax bs diverted In
the House resolve to pay Detective Wigsin
was presented. The bill to set off ward from
Rockland was passed to be engrossed. The
printing contracts were discussed but without
action.
The Cnited States Senate yesterday dig
cussed the bill amending the internal revenue
laws. The Bouse passed the general defc,en-
cy and the pension arrears bill. A resolution
was introduced directing the judiciary COM
mittee to propose a constitutional amendment
to forbid the payment of rebel war claims but
the Democrats flibustered and prevented its
consideration.
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TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS.

m tents, and passing clap-.rap resolutions 1t is
destined to rank among the foremost social in
situations Of the metropolis.
The Mayor spent several hours Saturday
afternoon in listening to the arraignment by
Commissioner Erhardt of his colleagues 10 the
Police Board. The hearing was very properly
private one, but it is commonly understood
that the personal habits of the president of the
commission, Gen. VIM. f. Smith, popularity
known as Badly" were brought under discus.
sion. The inculpated official has the reputa-
ton of being Of conviviai turn, but he enjoys
q large share of popular esteem and has great
many warm friends His accuser is also hig bly,
respected for his probity and pluck, 1t is an
unfortunate affair in every respect, and needs
to be promptly brought to an issue as this arm
OF the public service is greatly shorn of its il
fuence while the gentlemen at its head are at
variance. YARMOUTH.
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THE ZULU WAR.


The Zulus RepuIsed-Lnrge Reinforce
me9ts for the British.
LONDON, Feb. II. Later telegr from Madeira
give news from PETER Maritzburg that at O'Clock
on the morning Of the 9th of January, Chelmsford
was at Maritzburg in conference with Sir Bartle
Frere. All is quiet at the front and feeling much
calmer. The Zulus have been repulsed from the
fort on the lower Tugela The report that Cheims-
ford retired upon Heipmakaar is unfounded. Capt.
Sufford and Lieut.. Davies of the Natal contingent
who escaped the disaster at Gyres camp speak high
ly Of the courage and itmuess of the native contn
gent thus dist osing of the reports OF mu,iny and
massacre of the officers by native soldiers.
The London Times says it is probable that a
brigade and all arms will be dispatched from India
to reinforce Chelmsford. The 7th loot leave Colombo
tomorrow, and may be expecte ed at Port D'Ulban.
Natal, March 10th. In the meantime Chelmsford
has been reinforced by a company of the ssth
regiment of Connaught Rangers from St. Helena. and
by three hundred men Of the I'd battalion OF the 4h
regiment KiDg's OWN from Cape Town. This will
bring his infantry force tonearly the same strength
as prior to the disaster.
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xLvTH CONGREss-sECOND SESSION,
SENA TIE.

SENAT
=. Bill Amending the Revenue Laws.
WASH NGToN, Feb. II.
On motion Of Senator Morrill, the Ho Use bill au-s
thorizng the conversion of National gold banks wa
reconsdered and several errors corrected after which
it was read third time and passed.
The Senate passed several other bills and then re.
sumed consideration of the bill amending the inter-
ternal revenue laws.
HOUSE.
Rebel War Claims-The Geaeral Def.
cheney Bill Passed-Arrears of Pensions
Bill Passed.
Mr.. Hale introduced q resolution directing tina
judiciary to report a joint resolution proposing
constitutional amendment to prohibit the payment
of war claims except Of persons loyal to the Union
Fillibustering ensued. The Democrats moved to
adjourn. The roll call consumed the remainder
of the morning hour and ths resolution went over
without action.
A motion to suspend the rules and pass the river
aud harbor bill was agreed to by the House. yeas
1873, nays 70.
On the motion of Mr.. Sparks the rules were sus-
pended and the bill appropriating $26s52. 400 for
the payment of arrears Of pensions was taken up.
ON motion of Mr.. Rice OF Ohio, it was amended
to include special pensioners and pensions granted
on account of soldiers who died from disabilities in.
CURED after the cessation of hostties Agre ed to-
yeas 17s, nays Ct.
The general deficiency appropriation bill was
passed.
W. B. Fleming was sworn in to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Julian Hartridge of
Georgia.
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MINOR TELECRAvTs

Cowboys tannery at Somervlle,N. Y, was burned
Sunday. Loss $1,000.
Rev. Henry d. Jessup,who lived in Syria % years,
says that the hot weather and strict quarantine will
always check the plague.
Frahkenstein's clothing store and Garland's res
taurant at Elmira. N. Y, were burned yesterday.
Loss $4,000.
Quarantine at Monteyideo on vessels from Rio
Janeiro has been increased to 70 days.
The steamboat Mccormick exploded her boiler
Saturday, on the Musbingum river, killing the fire.
man. seriously inuring three passengers, two Of the
crew and Capt. Martin, and sinking the boat.
Hon. o M. Barnes of Lansing has been nominated
by the Democrats for U. S. Senator and Henry
Chamberlain by the Nationals
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FOREEGN PSKTs.

| Ar at Bombay 18th inst, ship Southern Chief Zig
gins, New York.
We've Strickland sleeves; Normandy. Turkey. and
Tim0ur, ROBBINS, unc; Darque Blaisdeli, 6ilkey
| do, and Others
AT Calcutta Jan 10, ship P Cheney, Starkey. for
Ar at Beyr0ut Jan 20, brig Goodwin, Googins. from
New YORK.
Ar at London 18th inst, ship Ne Plus Ultra, Bor-
| den, New York
Ar at Buenos Ayres Dec 81, barque Mary Rus
| sell. Nichols Liverpool.
ar Buenos Ayres Jan IL, brig Tenerife. Tracey,
New YORK..
In port Jan IS, barques James McCarty, strout
Iatsy, Pettis Ada Gray Plummer; Georget,a,
Small; Mary Russell, Nichols; Archer, 1atch
Saml Haze Haven and annie Lewis, Lewis unc
Martin Brett Peterson, from New York.
sid TN Montevedio Jan IL, brig Storer. Travis,
Buenos Ayrss.
In port Jan 10. barque Nineveh, Wyman. for New
York: Saml Spring. foe Rosario and Rio Janeiro;
sen LIZZIE Dewey. Peters, unc
At kio Grande Jan IL, schs W L Plulnmer. Wake
ley. tor Ceara; l. q M Knowles, TlbbeIts. from Rich
mond. Va.
Sid fm Santos Jan 10, ech Anna W Barker, Snow.
man, New YorB.
at Rio Janeiro jan 90. ships Blanchard, Mea-
dy, for Pacific India or United States; 5 Thomas
Norton. Tor do do Daruues Estelia, Pressey, and
Granada, Russell. unc; PrOteus Herman ia dis
tress; brigs Addie Hale. Sheppard, unc; Fl Todd,
Mcguire. 90
At Car,hagena Jan 81. sch E AIcula,ins, Hail. for
Sid I'm St homas 9Th inst. sch M E Eldridge.
Staples Cardenas.
AZ 4th brig siIas \ Martin. Toliord. Demarara;
Lizzie Major Hammond, St Kits.
Ar at Ma. assa 9Th inst. brig Isaac W Parker,
Keener st Thomas, TO load for Boothbay)
ysh
sPO KEN.
Jan 81 lat 90, lon ship Eric the Red, Small, from
Jan 25. lat 40, Ion 81, brig Castalia, Sparks, from
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MARRIED..

At the Bay View House, Peaks leland, FEB. Is, by
Rev II. Chase, John Ii. Stirring of Peaks Island,
Portland, and Miss Sarah B. Forbes of Clifton Tru
70, MS.
10 kockland, Feb. II. at the Universast Church,
by Rev. W. L. Steve, Gideon NJ. Smith of Brooklyn,
N. Y, and Miss Fannie A. Glover OF Kockland.
In Belfast, Feb l, Joseph c. Townsend and Miss
Verena A. Cottrell.
In Belfast. Feb,7, Walter G. Hatch and Miss Ida
NJ White
In Camden, Feb. /. Fred r, Glover of Camden and
Miss Carrie F. Carver of Roekport.
In Alma, Feb. 3, John Erskine and Mrs. Jerusha
Erskine.
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NEW YORK.

The Brooklyn Presbytery After Talmage.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Brooklyn Piesbyter
after lengthy discussion resolved that its commit
tee be instructed that if they find the common fame
against Tamage fnlfls all the conditions of the
qurements of the book of discipline, they shall form
ulate such common fame into charge with specif-
cations and of witnesses to support them and
submit the same to the Presbytery.
Spread of the Cattle Disease.
BROOKLYN, Feb. 17.-The cattle disease is said to
be spreading here 1t was supposed to be confined to
the Bssville stables but was discovered today
in the city Gen. Patrick, agent for the Governor,
called upon the sheriff to establish quarantine.
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DIED.
Eben s. Steven

In this city. Feb. IT, Of paralysis Eben s. Stevens,
aged 81 years months.
Funeral service Thursday afternoon at O'Clock,
at his late residence, No. AZ WilmOt street Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
La this city, Feb II. Mary A., only daughter of
Adophus and Catharne Derry aged years mos.
Funeral service this afternoon at y o'clock, at
No. u Maple street
In Buxton. Feb II, MIR. John D. Coffin, aged So yrs
In Cherryfeld. Feb. Is, Erastus b. Austin, aged
"A years.
years II months.
In ANA, Jan. 20, Mrs. Nancy, reict of the late
John Dole, aged 81 years.
In ANA, FEB. 8, Mrs. Susan Plummer, aged sc
years 10 months.
Ii Belfast. Feb. 10. Mrs. Susan,s wife Of Robert
Rowe, aged II years.
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Grain and Fruit
EIOIIR
GRAIN.
1H-LI

At New York, Flour is 10 q l5c better with good
export and fair home trade demand; Wheat ! a ic
better with moderate trade at advance; Corn q &c
better with fair business. mainly speculative Oats
more active and shade irmsr; Pork is about steady
and little more active Lard shade easter and rather
quiet At Chicago, Flour in good demand at full
prices; Wheat closed in good demand and &c higher;
Corn in fair demand and higher; Oats irmer but not
higher; Pork q higher; Lard easier but not lower
At St Louis. Flour too irregular to quote; Wheat ex
cited and higher but unsettled; Corn higher; Oats
dull and lower
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-18
GaIifo~min Rsiuiug Stocks.


CHICAGO. February 17-Hogs-recepts $1,000 head !;
shipments $500 head heavy grades firm, best at s.
~; Mixed at 3 60 q So light 1Oc lower at 70
Cattie-receipts 800 head; shipments 1900 head !;
good shippnipg dull and lower at 2 20 "a Is: a few
sold at o. q 40.
Sneep-receipts 80 hesdi shipments $40; market
steady at 70 a 475.
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Boston stock Market.
lSales Of the Brokers Board, Feb. III
New York Stock and Mouey Market


NEW YORK, Feb. T.-Evenng.-Th sensation of
Wall street to-day was the rise in Union Pacific,
which opened at 6sa, having closed on Saturday at
$751; next sae was at 70, then 70s after which it
with wide fluctuations to rs before noon. Then fell
to 752, and again advanced to 77i, the closing rate
1t is authortatively announced that Gould has Ell
fected ARRANGEMENTS by which the control of the
Union Pacific Railway passes into the hands Of a
syndicate composed of some Of the strongest men in
Wall street. Gould was the holder Of 900 shares
and has sold 100000 at far from TO- As he began
purchasing stock at something below 3d. idea can
be formed Of the great profit this TRANSACTION brought
him.
Money easy 2sd3 per cent Sterling quiet, firm and
unchanged Governments steady, y, safe bonds dull
cages strong and higher. Stork market active and
buoyant during the greater portion OF the day anu
the general list advanced q 2 per cent. In the af
teInoon there slight reaction. but the market
generally closed fir at the best figures Of the
day, The principal activity was in Nor!h Western,
Laekawana, st Paul, Lake Shore and Erie.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
262, 600 shares
Inc following were the closing quotations Of Gov
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Portland wholesale Marker.

TUESDAY, February 7.-There is nothing of spec
ia interest in The markets to-day, Flour continues
firm at quotations Corn is in good demand without
change. Sugars quiet and steady at szc for granu.
lated and SIC for Extra G. Oil remains unchanged
Ligonia at is3c, Kerosene 17c Petroleum 12c Pork
and Lard steady. Fruit is quiet with very moder-
ate inquiry. Poultry scarce.
The following are the latest quotations Of Flour,
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-18
Gu BA.

Proposed Commercial Treaty with the
United STATES.
HAVANA, Feb. ia deposition is published
signed by Acting Governor General Fignaroa by
which commission is created to study and form a
basis of CONNIE cia treaty for Cuba between Spain
and the United States and Canada. The basis of
the treaty will be submitted to the consideration Of
the home government.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-18

LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamship Lake Nepigon-
25.eoO push wheat, 1870 do peas $40 lbs beet ST.
nour, $50 sacks -FOUR 80 venson, 14l head
cattle, 81 bales leather 1890 lbs BUTTER 1910 do
meats, 674 bush seed, 106, $40 lbs cheese 1875 bbls
poultry, 800 do apples boots and snoes, 20o lbs
lard, sewing machines, 81 packages merchandise.
HAVANA. Brig Il Bishop-36O2 shocks and
heads, 200 box shocks. 90 empty casks.
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Tea Years of HorribIe Torture

Mrs. Sarah Hanlon. of East Sd street, New York.
for ten years bore, as patiently as she could, the
agony OF leg swollen four times lis natural size,
which was red and raw, and from which Constant y
oozed clustering secretion One Weeks application
of Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia restored the hid
eous member to complete soundness.
Sold by AL druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES, 45t sixth Avenue, N. Y. Trial size
z5 cents. feb1S-TTh&w
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

A Movement 10 Abolish the Office of
Pablo Printer.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-Immediately after the
adjournment of the House today a Democratic
caucus ives held for the purpose Of discussing what
fany changes should be made in the present system
of government printing. resolution was adopted
setting forth that as the office of public printer is be-
ing conducted in an extrayagant manner it should be
abolished and arrangements made for giving out pub
lie printing by contract on properly guarded condi-
tions,
In accordance with the resolution committee of
seven members will be appointed to repors to an adj
journed caucus to be held Thursday.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-18
METEORDLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY.FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DO,
Feb. 18, l A. M.
For New England
cloudy weather and snow, northwest Winds shifting
to northery and westerly falling followed by rising
barometer and stationary or slight falling temper
allure
Cautionary signals continue from smithville to
PASSPORT.
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DEPARTURES 0s sTRAmsa1Pg
N EWS
PORT OF PO aTLAND.

sIonday, Feb. ~,
ARRIVED
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, Boston for Es-
port and St John, NIB. IL
Sen SatiIla, Riyes, georgia for Bath. t
Sch H A Dewitt, -. for kennebec.
Sch j F carver, Walls, Portsmouth, to loadam-
Der for New York. &c.
New York. rs
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MARINE NEWS.

Portland Bound Vessel i'm Distress.
HALIFAX, Feb, 17.-Schooner st. James, hence to
Portland with potatoes, has put in at Bermuda in
distress. The vessel is damaged and the cargo to-
tai loss.
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CIearlnx Hou.e rr.us.ctiou,.

fUKTLAND, FeDruafy II.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
UTOsS Exchanges. ....,.....,.S S7,1Sl 05
Net Balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 17752 80
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special Notice.

At meeting of the R. H G. Society, held as usual
it was unanimously voted that the members support
Fredk Fox as an INDEPENDENT candidate for
Mayor at the next election. PER ORDER.
feb1S-d2t
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Coal and ~o@a,

I'LL EDadiNGS 6oc per foot, Soft Edgings feet
ISo. SOUND s Bard Wood st.O0, boxes kindlina
r moS ~ 20, Coal BY basket, ton Stove or ges
orders by mail or otherwise will be PROMPTLY atrsnd-
NJ ~ " " q. w YORK
NO; washington St., Sd door from Conere.. a.
Branch Office Junction York and Pleasant S,a
AN. ALL GOODS DELIVERED.
d2mlms
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Receipt, of Maine Central r. r.

Foreign lmporfs.
TURKS ISLAND. Schr G Eiard-205o bush
calf IN r. q Willard
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MEMORANDA.

Barque Martha A Mcneil was run into at Havre
Jan 80 by steamer Estel,a and had tsffrail broken
on port SIDE. five plank ends poop deck damaged,
and twenty-five feet stern mOuldins broken.
i Sch Arladne, Dyer. at New York from Matanzas,
reports l2th inst took severe Sc gale lasting u
hous lost and split calls shipped large quantities
of water and flooded cabin.
Sch Nellie. with her cargo OF lumber, ashore at
Chatham has been sold for 500.
Sch Speedwell. of Rockland, had mainsail badly
torn by collision with schr Brown. oil Newport
14th. The latter broke jlbboom. Both vessels put
into Newport.
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Assets, January 4. 1879


Cash on hand az d 10 bank ......... e. s
Unuei States Boz Dis, 6 per cent, tar... 8,
Slate, City and Comfy Bonds, par, s,
First Mortgage Bonds, Newark and n.
Y. r. K. full issue, $500. J00), guaran-
teed .."....... ............ ::
FIRST Mortgage Bonds. Pemberton aud
N. Y. r r., guaranteed by United
Companies. N. j. .....................
First Bonds and Mortgages on Real Es-
rare ..-............... ..'.... "
Real Estate, C0mpany's office building.
Newark. ............ ..........
Real Estate, taken on foreclosure, New
York AMI N. J.................,...
Premium Loans on Policies In force. &c. a.
Balances due from Agents. .............
50.
Interest due and accrued. STA, 1C8 16
Premiums due in Dec .mber
and Deferred Premiums. 1S6,9sl II
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FORTLAND,
For Portland, 80 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads 50 cars miscellaneous merchan-
disc.
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Daily DOmestiC KeCefpts,
By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to G
w T'rue e, Co
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European Markets

LONDON, FEBRUARY 17-12.30 p M.-Consos at 96 l.
16 for money and 96 3-l6 for account.
LONDON, February 17--12.3O P. M.-American Sc
States bonds, 67s at lO4; SIS at
1869; new 4a's at 07a 1O4Us at O4k; Erie 26l pre-
ferred 49.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 17-12-30 P. M.-Cotton market
easier; Uplands at 5sd; Uleaas at Lied; sales T.
0OO bales, including 1000 for speculation and export
Receipts ~ ,S10 bales all American.
Futures quiet; March and April 1l-32.
Flour at 9 10; Winner " heal at s 6 a 8; do
spring at 10 q 8; California averages at a 90;
club IL q 4. Corn al Z Gas Peas 5. PTOvIs-
IONS, &cPork at 4S; Beef at II; Bacon at 26 q u.
Lard at 80 6. Cheese at 40. rapOw at SO. At Lon
don 36 3.
PARIS, Feb. 17-Rentes 112 60
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Sch Cbalcedony, ingalls,. Machias- single. for .

Sch IChalcedony, ingalls,. Machias- shingles for
market.
Sch Reaper, Teel st George.
Sch Laura E Carnage Damage South Bristol.
Sch Marriott, Weber. Round Pond.
Sch Diana, Orne. BjGthbay.
Sch Arrival Farnum, BO0thbay.
Sch sarah Smith, Banks, Kennebec for Norfolk.
Sch Joe Carlton, Thurs,on, Rockport Tor -.
Sch Lucy Jane, Hopkins, Rockland for -.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, NewYork-Henry
Brig S Bishop, Bishop. Havana-Nutter, Kim.
Sch Henry Willard. Harding. virgnia-Tim.
Sch q Prescott, swett Philadelphia W SAWYER.
Sch Golden Rule. Gott. Bass Harbor-N Blake.
lFRoM OUR ooRREsPLEDNErl
ROCGPoRr, Feb 17-Ar. scbs Charlie Bucki Pat
teIson. Boston Effie j Simmons, Chadwick st
George; Georgie D Loud St George.
Sid, sch Mary Aupper Sumner, Norfolk.
RoCKLAND, Feb l7-sld. schs G Bird, Bunker.
New York; Wa ter Tborndike, Pierce, st Augustine.
See general news columns
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York nth. steamer Niagara. Havana |;
sch Ella. from .Iacmel
ar at Delaware Breakwater 17tb schs Fanny Flint,
warren. Fort au Prince; emma Hart, oart. Car
denas; Ciytle Langhton, Matanzas; Geo W JeweGt,
Blair, st Croix.
Ar at Havana 10th, brig Matte RUSSELL Ather-
tou, VOW Iorki schs CepnaS Starrett Babblnge I'm
Philadelphia; lltD, batque j Rotbman Baltimore;
erlg u Merry. Bradley, do; sch Eta A Simpson,
Ar at Cardenas 7th. sch Carrie Woodbury.. Wood
bury Sagua; Lahaina from New YORK,
Sid 7th. brig Ada |. White, Davis New York; sch
Norman. Hoogdon, for North of Hatteras.
Ar at Matanzas 10th, sch II Bridges, from st
John, NIB.
SID 9Th. oarque JOS Baker. Ryder, New York; 18th
brig AnlIa Owen. North of Hatreras.
Ar at Boston nth brig Cascateile, Matanzas.
. Ar a. Buenos Ayres Jan 4, barque fremont, Car
lis.e, Portland; IL b, nrig Hermon Marseilles.
Sid 9TH; oarque Cena, Hodgdon Boston. ~
AT ut Montevedio Jan IL, sen Fred Walton Calais.
sl1 I'm iraiee 14th, Darque Xena, Reynolds, fol-
Baltimore.
Ar at Havre 10th inst, ship Scotia, Stinson, New
Sid I'm Cardiff 18th. ship Lincoln, Lombard
Rio Janeiro; Viglant. hoss Hong Kong.
Ar at Bombay 18th inst, ship Southern Chief, Hig.
gins, New York.
Ship aeon, 1851 tons, built at Thomaston in 1856
aid metaled in 1876, has been sold at New YORK
Arrcfr frr0 N
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ELECTRUC RELTs.

A sure cure for nervous debility premature DECAYS
exhaustion, etc. The ouly reliable cure. Circulars
maiei free. Address j. X, REEVES, 43 Chatham
ST., N. Y. feblsde od&w3m sn
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Maine Charitable Mechanic Association.
A CARO-.

A CARO-.
To all who are suffering frort the errors and indis-
cretions Of youth, nervous takness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, &C.. wlses,nd recipe that viii
cure yuu. FREE OF chase This great remedy
Send self- addressed epy'ope to the REV. JOSEPH
t. INMAN, Station D, aote House, Neao York City.
no26 sneud6wty
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SPO K ZEN,

Jan 81 lat 90, Ion g. ship Eric the Red, Small, from
Antwerp for New York
Jan 70. lat AZ lon 81. brig Castalia. Sparks from
New York for Queenstown.