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NEW YORK.
The Manhattan Bank Robbery.

Inc Mammalian BANK RODDory.
NEW YORK, June 3.-Police Captain Byrnes
said yesterday that he knew, but wonld not
tell the name of the old man who went to
Washington with the money obtained from the
Manhattan Bank robbers to work against the
bill to duplicate the stolen bonds. He did
not know, however, whether money had ever
been used in Congress.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company.
At the annual election of the Mutual Life
Insurance Company the following trustees
were elected to serve four years: Samuel e.
Sprouts, Henry A. Smythe, George S. Coe,
Henry E. Davis, Alexander H. Rice, Thomas
Dickson, Henry W. Smith, George H. An
drews and George f. Baker, to fill vacancy
for one year, Benjamin B. Sherman; for two
years, Joseph Thompson.
The Globe Life Insurance Company.
The managers and agents of the Globe
Mutual Life Insurance Company have APP
pointed George w. Manning of st. Louis, Mr..
Baur of New York aud Mr.. Osborn of Boston,
to visit Albany, and after consultation with
attorneys to file protest with the court against
the proposed appointment of a receiver for the
company.
The Swedenborgian Convention.
AT the Swedenborgian convention to-day,
DR.. VIM. B. Hayden presiding reports of the
Board OF Missions were read showing the good
effected in the United States Italy, Germany,
Denmark and Sweden in spreading Sweden
borgian doctrines
Resolutions providing that moneys collected
for missionary work shall be distributed
among diligent missionaries not only in the
Southern States, but also in the West and
Northwest, and allowing various associations
to conduct missionary work in their own way
within their own limits or territory, were
adopted.
A resolution offered yesterday reducing the
Board OF Publication to five members instead
of seven, as heretofore, was adopted.
The convention will probably close its labors
this afternoon.
The Rumored Coal Combination.
In spite of many rumors that a combination
of coal companies to secure higher prices for
coal had been made, many dealers are of
opinion that no agreement has been reached.
They say that to effect combination the
Lackawanna Company would have to agree
to discontinue its auction sale, or the Reading
Company and Lehigh Company would have to
consent to certain arbitrary restrictions on
production, or the Hudson Company and
Pennsylvania Company would have to agree to
advance the price without requiring restric-
ton of production.
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XLVICONGRESS-1ST SESSION
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June g.
The resolution referring portions of the
Rhode Island petition was postponed until Mr.
Mcdonald was present.
The bill to extend the time for the PAYMENT
OF preemption on public lands in Minnesota
and Dakota, was passed.
Bill comforting certain powers and limita-
tions on commissioners of the District of Co.
lumbia was taken up.
The consideration of the bill to confer GER
tain powers on District commissioners was in
terrupted by the expiration of the morning
hour
The Senate proceeded to the post routc<Df1l.
The bill passed
The Senate then took up the bill to amend
the act relating to certain judicial districts of
Texas and without action went into executive
committee at 2.45 p. m.
After executive session the Senate adj
journed.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Covert asked leave to offer resolution
for the appointment of special committee of
three to investigate the conduct of the shin
ping commissioners Office in New York.
Mr.. Conger objected.
The House resumed consideration of the bill
amending the statutes relative to removal of
causes from State to Federal courts.
Mr.. Townsend having withdrawn his de-
mand for the previous question, the morning
hour was consumed by the speech of Mr.. Cox
in favor of the repeal of the test oath laws
At the conclusion of Mr.. Cox's speech the
House adjourned.
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California Mining Stacks.
Watertown Cattle Market.

WATERFOWL June 3.-Beef Cattle-receipts $50
head, of which 300 were Northern, mostly better
grades than ugual The warm weather and other
causes resulted in decline from 1AG1ac; sales of
choice at 20; extra at OOG6 So first quality at
5095 50; second quality at 25; third quality at
O094 80; Store Cattle, Working Oxen % pair at
$1o09$160; Mich Cows and Calves at $2OaS55;
Farrow Cows S12@S28; yearlings at $7@S14; two
years old $129 $50; three years old at $15@S35;
Western fat Swine, live, 414(d41sc % fb.
Sheep and Lambs--receipts 1901 head. Spring
Lambs declined ac Western plenty sales in lots at
Sheep 3951ac; Spring Lambs 798c Veal Calves
31% as.
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Blanqui's Election Annulled.

VERSAILLES, June 3-The Deputies today
discussed the election of Blanqui.
Lerayer minister of justice, said the govern
ment in dealing with Blanqui would act in
full consciousness of its liberty and RESPONSE
bility. He stigmatized the coup de etat as a
crime, whereupon Paul de Cassagnac loudly
denounced the minister as insolent.
This created great tumult. and Cassagnac
was censured by a large majority.
Mitchell said the Bonapartists would not
vote upon the resolution of censure because
the whole affair was a quarrel between the
elder and younger branches of the insurrec-
tiou Mitchell was called to order
A vote was finally taken and Blanqui's cleo
tiSn was annulled.
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AFRICA.

An Outbreak Against the French in AL
geria.
PARIS, June 3.-An official dispatch from
Algiers gives an account of disturbances in the
province of Constantine. Eight men of the
escort of an officer of the Arab department
were killed, but the official escaped. Three
battalions of infantry and two detachments of
artillery have been sent to quell the outbreak.
Severe Drought in Barbary.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-Dispatches from
Cuthbert Jones, United States Consul at Tri
poll, give further accounts of the drouth in
Barbary. Wheat sells for So per hundred
pounds and barley for So, while animals
OF all kinds may be bought at one-third their
normal price. Epidemic diseases, it is feared,
Will result from the want of water for domes-
tic uses.
Malta has raised the quarantine imposed
some months since ON vessels from Tripoli.
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The Western Tornado.

New YORK, June 3.-The Bulletin says the
great tornado which on Friday and Saturday
swept over portions of Kansas Missouri Ne
braska, etc., appears to have helped the grow
ing crops more than it hurt them. The wheat
in all that region wat needing rain badly and
beginning to parch. So far as Nebraska is
concerned dispatch from Lincoln assures us
"the rain was worth Millions"
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Aid for the Negro Refugees.

ST.. LOUIS, June "a Topeka (Kansas) dis
patch says the Kansas Freedmen's Relief AS
ISOLATION at regular meeting last night de-
termined to appeal to the country for help.
Their business is simply to distribute such aid
as may be sent them. Funds are running
snort, and more money is needed to meet the
demands for the relief of refugees arriving.
Clothing and other articles should be sent as
freight. Money should be sent to the presi-
dent of the association WV pAo'i
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, June Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head;
shipments 5000 head; market dull and 5 lower;
3 70; light 1908 go; closed steady at decline
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; shipments 1000
"a 65; choice at 1904 80; butchers shade lower
at 1893 80.
Sheep-Receipts 700 head; good, heavy mutton is
scarce and in fair demand at 0095 20; butchers
lower at 2 7093 80.
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NEW YORK, June 81. P. CASTOR shot and
kilied Church Williford at Charlotte, N. c.,
while the latter was sitting with his back to
the former, on account of Jealousy in connec-
ton with young lady whom both were court
ing. Officers took CASTOR to Jail in another
town to prevent the citizens from lynching
him for his cowardly murder
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California Workinpman

SAN Francisco, June TheWorkingmen's
State Convention assembled today. A resolu-
ton was adopted of respect to the memory of
Gen. Shields. The committee on permanent
organization reported in favor of Dennis
Kearney as permanent president. He was re-
ceived with great applause. After deciding on
the order of business the convention adj
journed till tomorrow.
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SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.

President Prado Takes Co mmarid of the
Peruvian Army.
New YORK, June 3-Advices from the Peru
Wan Minister announce that on May 14th
President Prado of Peru. left Lima with the
consent of Congress, to take command of the
Peruvian army. The Vice President, Gen.
Lapueta, took charge of the Executive in his
absence
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DEATHS.

June 3, Mrs. Harriet E. Cornish, aged sc years
months.
Funeral service Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
at her sons residence No. 63 Spring street. Friends
are invited to attend.
In Brownfeld, May 20, Miss Hannah b. Rounds
formerly of Portland.
In West Buxton, May 13, Mrs. Lucy A. Peabody,
widow of the late DR.. Edw. Peabody, aged 81 years
5 months.
In Chicago ILL.,, Jnne 2, Carrie, only daughter of
Harriet d. and the late Henry Barbour, of Port
land.
Ng-The funeral service of Harry NJ Cannon
will take place at No 80 Federal street. this after
noon, at o'clock. Burial private.
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European Markets.

LONDON, June 3-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 90 81
16 for money and 987sc for account.
LONDON, June $50 Z. M.-Ameriean securi-
1O55s; new 41as, 1OS5s; As, 1o51s. Erie PTS
preferred 521a.
LIVERPOOL June 3-1230 P. M.-Flour. 8 e0
California ca average Club do Se e Corn
4 2; Peas, 696 2. Provisions, &c.-Pork, At; Beef,
10; Bacon, 20 6tG25 8; Lard, at 80 3; Cheese Al
Tailow "a g. at London So 6.
Receipts of wheat for three days, 6S, 900 centals:
American, 48, 900.
PARIS, June 3.-Rentes 116 10.
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The Ohio Democratic Convention.

COLUMBUS, June 3.-There will be very
large attendance at the Democratic and Green
back conventions tomorrow. The chances be-
tween Rice and Bishop for governor are about
even. Gen. Ewings strength is materially
increased. Judge Gilmore will be renominat-
ed for the Supreme Court and Anthony How
ellis for treasurer without opposition. Green
hackers oppose any coalition with the Demo
Gratis
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Quiet ReignS at Venezuela.

Quiet Reigns at Venezuela
HAVANA, June 3.-Advices from Venezuela
to the 18th of May says tranquility prevailed.
Gen. Blanco took the oath May 18th as Pro-
lied to conclude treaties of free trade with
France and Spain, and empowered to make
the necessary arrangements to reduce the
debt of the republic.
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LOuiSiana'S Debt.

NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-The city council
unanimously passed protest against the pas
sage Of the majority report on the state debt
and petitions the convention not to adopt said
report as they consider it destructive to public
credit.
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MARRIAGES..

In Lowell Village May 81, at the parsonage Samp-
son H. Hartman and Mrs Cyrena c. Hartman.
both of Lowell.
In West Waterville, May %, Geo. NJ. Blanchard
and Mrs. Abby c. Davis of Gardiner
In Winslow, May %, Albert Hodges and Miss
Sadie L, Nichols.
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New York stock and Money vTar,ke,.

NEW YORK, June 3-Evening. market
active at AT per cent call closing at 5916 per
cent. Sterling Exchange steady at 1874 GAS for
long and 1924 for short sight. Governments are
firm. Railroad bonds steady.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
lit 900 shares.
Inc following are to-days closing quotations of
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Yokohama May 81, ship Isaac Reed, Colby,
New York
Carver, from Boston, Mary G Reed, Carver, for Cal
lao; Nellie Brett, Davis. for do.
At Shanghai Apl s. ship Susan Gilmore, Carver,
At Hong Kong April IL, barques w A Holcomb,
Dunton, for Portland 0; Thos Fletcher, Pendeton
for CahRmaf for San
load for Philadelphia; and others.
At Bombay April %, ships Raphael Sherman, for
Liverpool; Alice Buck, Herman, for Havre.
Ar at Valparaiso April 21, barque Lizzie Ii Jack
son, Warwick, Boston; 22d, Chas Deering, Carter,
Dunedin, to load wheat at Talcahuano for Europe.
In port Apl 25 barques Helen Angler Bent unc;
Itonus, Smart, to load wheat at Talcahuano for Eu
rope.
for United Kingdom or Continet.
At Iquique April 30th, barque Jennie Barker,
Waite, for United Kingdom or Continet.
Sid I'm Liverpool May 81, brig Mary Gibbs, Whit
Sid FIN Rio Janeiro May I, barque Mendoza, Whit
temore, Barbados.
Lincoln, lombard, unc; Portland Lloyds Chase, do;
barques Annie Lewis, Lewis, from Rosario; James
MGaTy T1 Whit
Ar at St Pierre May 4, sch Brave, Googins, from
Wilmington.
Ar at Point-a' Pitre Apl 30, sch Helen j HoWay
Ar at Port Spain May I'd, brig Mary Kimball
sanborn, Boston; Starlight, Thompson, New York;
Sea Storer, do; and Others
Sid FIN Demarara May 2, barque W Gem, Col
Inns, Cuba.
Al at Mayaguez May 2, sch Aldne, Dennison, I'm
Aguadilla, land sid Sth for Boston)
In port 10th, sch Abbie ingalls,, Ingalls,, from
Ar at St john PR, April 29th sch Flora Condor,
French, New York; Both, Abbe Ingalls,, ingalls,
Machias, (and sailed for Mayaguez)
Sid I'm Caylnen May 7, sch Willie Martin, Merri-
man, Boston,
AR at Havana I'd inst brig 1 Merriman, Lecraw,
New York.
AT Port Antonio May IS, sch NJ NJ Chase Beers,
New Orleans.
Ar at Bermuda May &c, brig Leonora, Blood, Ma
tanzas (and sailed 2Sth for Boston,; 9th sch AL
legro Kellar, New York. (and sailed 29h to return)
In port 29th, sch Laura A Webb, Munson, for
San Andreas, ready.
Cid at Windsor, Ms, May 81, schs Hamburg, Lii
by, New York; Emma K Smalley, Pike, do.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily Wholesale Market.

PORTLAND, June 8.
The market to-day for Flour is quiet, firm and IN
changed Grain is steady at quotations. The re-
cepts of Corn at Chicago to-day amounted to $685.
600 bush, and the shipments 329, 900 bush. Sugars
are firm at sac for granulated and 77sc for Extra
G. Onions show slight decline. The market for
Oranges is nearly bare and higher prices are asked
Lemons are in good supply, but of poor quality.
The following are to-day's quotations of Flour
Grain Provisions etc:
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MEMORANDA,

rRSee local columns for other reports.
Barque Webster, Chisholm. at New York from
tered heavy gale from L to NNE, with high seas,
and lot and split sails Was hove to II hours.
Barque Mary E Russell, which was run into and
damaged at Buenos Ayres by the German steamer
Salier, has been paid $4,000.
Sch Cana, from Boston of and for Machias, was
in collision with steamer Petersburg 3d. and lost jib-
boom. headgear, and sustained other damage. The
steamer sustained some damage and returned to
Boston for repairs.
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The Broadway Savings Bank Swindle.

ST. LOUIS, June 3.-The board of public
schools has brought a suit against the sureties
OF J. P. Kreiger, late cashier of the Broadway
Savings Bank, who was also treasurer of the
school board, to recover So, 900 school funds in
his hands and deposited in the Broadway Say
ings Bank when that concern suspended.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FouR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
June 4, l A. M.
For New England.
lower pressure, easterly winds, veering to
warmer so9therly, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather and light local rains.
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FISHERMEN.
DOMEsTIC PORTS.

Passed Port Mulgrave Ms, 30th schs Mary Brew
er, of Rockland, and Island Queen, of Portland
bound North
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

PORTLAND, June 2.
For Portland SO cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, SO cars miscellaneous mer-
chandise.
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SAN FRANCISCo-Cld I'd inst, ship Seminole,
Holmes, New York.
CID 26th, ship Palestine, Emmons, Queenstown.
Sid 25th inst, ship Antelope, Cheney, Liverpool
PENSACOLA-Ar 2Sth ult, sch Ada F Whitney,
ST MARYs, GA-Ar 23d, sch L T Knight, Graf
BRUNSWICK, GA-Cld I'd, schs Sarah Eaton,
Dix, and Annie Whiting, Gray, Wilmington, Del
WILMINGTON, NGaCld 31st, sch M E VanCleaf,
Thorndike, st John, PR.
NORFOIK-Ar 9th, sch Maggie Mulvey, Smith,
Boston.
Ar Both sch Albert Daley, Mason, Wiscasset.
BALTIMORE-Cld 31st, brig Mary Haskell,
Oliver, Kington, ia.
Chase, Randall, Brooklyn.
Sid 31st, brig Mary g Haskell for Kingston.
Cid ID sch Vineyard, Rosebrook Galveston.
PHILADELPHiA-Cld 31st, sch W Jordan,
Richardson, Providence; s M Bird, Merrill, Port
land; speeawell, Written, vinslhaven; BENZ Lee,
Ar I'd, schs Mary E Douglass Rof, Nassau, MP;
Kate Carlton, Thorndike, do; Clara Leavitt, LON.
Cd I'd, schs Normandy, Adams, Fernandina; Ma
NEW YoRK-Ar "a, barques Lorena, Blanchard,
Messina "a days; B Webster, Chisholm, Havana IL
days. n NJ Haven, Ulrick, Cardenas 10 days; Elba,
Powers, do; James Brett, Gibson Matanzas; brig
Daisy Apps9 h gSsgse
Ella Pressey Watts Baracoa; Palmer, Lewis,
Jamaica; Louisa Bliss, Strong Matanzas Adde
Bay. NIB; Addie Sawyer Cook, New Bedford; Fred
die Eaton, Motz, Fall River.
Ar Sd, brig Hattie, Dow, Cardenas.
Cid I'd, ship Kendrick Fish, Howatt, Bremen; schs
Lizzie Dewey, Peters, Funchal; W Card, Foss, for
Boston.
Passed the Gate I'd, schs America, Trueworthy,
from New York for Rockland; Lacona, Crockett,
PR0VIDENCE-Ar I'd, sch Flora King, Guptill,
FALL RIvER-Ar 3oth, sch Sunbeam, Heal, New
PAWTUCKET- I'd, sch L A Boardman, Nor
wood, Tiverton to load for Round Pond.
NEW BEDFORD-Sld I'd, sch Terrapin, Wooster.
New York.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-A 31st, schs G D Perry,
Flynn. Philadelphia for Portland; III Daley, New
York for Bristol Casco Lodge and Cabot, from Port
johnson for Gardiner; A X Woodward, do for Ban
gor; Tangent for New York; Jos w Fish, Kennebec
for do; Flora King, Calais for Providence.
Sid, schs Rival, Centurion, Mansur Cakes, and
George d Perry.
Ar list schs Hyue Otis, FIN Gardiner for NYork;
Nulato Small, Salisbury for do.
Sid, schs Westerloo Geo w Baldwin, Globe. Tan
gent Flora King, A K Woodward Casco Lodge Jos
w Fish, Mexican and others.
HYANNIS-Sld 3D. sch Albert Clarence, Hawes
(from Portland) for Philadelphia.
BOSTON-Ar 3D. schs Ariosto, Elwell, Rockland;
Hattie Lewis, Coleman, Dover.
Cid 3D. sch j H DeWolf, Rogers, Kennebec.
Ar 3d. schs Centurion, Blodgett, Port johnson;
Planter, Thompson, Swans Island; Exchange, Da-
Wis st George Geo w Collins Wooster, Hancock;
M b Rogers, Preble, Bath.
Cid 3d. sch Nathan Cleaves, Atwood, San Salvador
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 31st, sch Georgiana Brown
South Amboy.
Sid 31st, schs Nellie Clark, Clark, and BENZ Reed
Reed, Calais.
Sid LIST, sch Hiram Tucker Jones, New York.
PROFESSIONALISM 31st, sch Martin w Bates,
Gould, eastward.
MILLBRIDGE-Ar 3oth, sch Victory, Wilson,
Portland.
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FREIGHTS The following charters were made
for the week ending June Sd: Schr Howard Will
liams. Kennebec to Georgetown ice zoe and tow
age. Schr E. L. Birdsall same. Schr Eva L. Smith,
Portland to Philadelphia, ice at p. t. Schr Flor
ence Tower, Rockport to Charlestown. lime 75c
cask Schr Robert r. Graham, ice, Portland to
Philadelphia at p. t. Schr Virginia, ice, Portland to
Philadelphia at p. t. Barkentine Clara E. AIcGil-
very, Philadelphia to Portland, coal at l so and
liSehor0e
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Foreign Exports.
MATANZAS. Brig Geo w Chase-6714 shocks
and heads
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Sales Of the Brokers Board, june 81
First Call. T.
10 Boston Il Maine Railroad. ............... 113
Second Call.
G Eastern Railroad. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1874
Second Board-Frst Call
81. 900 Eastern Railroad 31as.............. 1924
IL Boston & Maine Railroad. ..112A
Second Call.
25 Eastern Railroad ..................1 1914
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COMPREHENSIVE.


TJyHE firm of d. RANDALL & SON, American
Il House, is this day dissolved by mutual consent;
The business will be continued by ID. Randall and
all accounts will be settled by him.
Portland, May 81, 1879. ID. RANDALL,
ie2d3tE r. Ii. RANDALL.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

TUESDAY, June 3.
Arrived.
Steamship Chesapeake Mangum, New Pork-mdse
to Henry Fox.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Barque Lydia, (Br) Chalmers, Cadiz, with 605 tons
salt to Emery & Kurdish. Vessel to Ryan & Kelsey.
Barque Acacia (of Boston, Anderson Matanzas-
500 hhds sugar to Geo S Hunt & Co.
Sch George d Perry, Flynn Philadelphia-coal to
Jas Baker.
Sch Casco Lodge, Pierce, New York for Bath.
Sch Am Chief, Snow, Boston for Rockland.
Sch Kentucky, Fogg, Ellsworth-laths to Joseph
Harper & Co.
Sch Abby Weld Gardiner, Pembroke-dry fish to
Dana & Co.
Sch Toronto Colt, Brooklin via Camden-canned
lobster to w Jones.
Sch Shepardess, Thorp, Bristol.
Sch Commerce, Gray, Rockland for Newburyport
Sch Sympathy, fainter, neutrality-suspicious.
to Cumberland Bone Co.
Sch Exact Kimball, Boothbay.
Sch Young Chief Kennedy, Seguin with %, 900
live Holsters.
In the Roads,-a light two-masted schr of about
100 TONS with loss of bowsprit and headgear
Cleared.
Steamship Chesapeake, Mangum, New York
Henry Fox.
Brig Geo w Chase Clark, Matanzas-Pbinney s.
jackson.
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CADIZ. Bark Lydia-6o5 tons salt to Emery &
Kurdish.
MATANZAS. Bark Acaeia-5O0 hhds sugar to
Geo Hunt & Co.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-21

PLUMMER.-Died, Nov. TO- 1879, of typhoid
fever, at the residence of John Griffith. Summer
hill. Cambria county. Miss Elizabeth PIummer
aged 81 years.
The deceased lady during life was noted for her
purely Christian charity. Her father died when
She was but child. Reared by widowed mother
she was not ungrateful when age and infirmity
rendered assistance to that mother necessary. For
years she waited upon her with parental fondness
taking the hardship rs n pleasure and the duty Of
child in gratitude to parent. No person was
ever neglected in the circle in which she moved
If sickness visited them she constantly at the
bedside to wait upon and soothc the dying pillow.
No disease. however contagious would prevent her
from waiting on the sufferer until restored to
health, or she had closed the eyes in death.
Contracting the disease of which she died at the
dying bed Of niece about one month ago, she bore
her affiiction with great Christian fOrttude until
the last moment when she breathed her last as
If going TO sleep.
On Wednesday the 18th inst her remains were
inferred in the cemetery connected with St. Bar
thOlOmews church, Wilmore after Requiem Mass
funeral services performed and forcible and elo-
quent sermon delivered by Rev. Father MHugf
in which he highly eulogized the deceased for her
wellspen life. Itcan well be said of tho dccea sed
None knew her but to love her.
OR named her but to praise" X. J. r.