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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-27
GACETaLLAS.

Agentes. es.-Los senores Mendez her.
manos, de Ciguas, han renunciado Ia
Agencia del BoLETIN. M;entras no nom.
bremos otro. los suscriptores de dicho
pueblo Sc entenderan directamente cor
esta Administrator
En- la Carolina es Agente del BoLET1N
por renuncia del anterior, el Sr. D. Ber-
nardo Garcia.
En- Salinas, por ausencia del Sr. D
,Anecto Caballero, queda de Agente D
Jeremias Alvelo.
En- Piedras sigue siendolo elSr. D. Jo'
Sc Janer.
En- Aguadilla, D. Felix Aramburu, or
lugar de D. Francisco Reguero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-27
GOBIERNO GENERAL

DELLA 1sLADE PUERTo-R1oo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-27
PARA La HABlNI ] MATAEZAS.

Del al Z de Julio, saldra de este puerto
el vapor espafol
ERnnfli1nO.
adl1nitiendo carga fiete y passjeros
Para informes dirigirse sus consignatariog,
Vijande Donaingues q Comp.
b. 7J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-27

Erratas. Entire las varias que SO des-
liZaron en- nuestro n1mero anterior SO
encontraran AS siguientes:
En- la L. plana esta equivocada la fe-
cha; en- vez de "a lease 25 de JUNO, ell
n1mero 81 entiendase IS; g. plana, CO.
lumna g., Inca g. donde dice fernando
causa coMaun ost nuestros adversarios poll
ticos de siempre, lease fernando ost cousa
conau,a con 1auestyos etc. ldem g. colurnna,
en- ell suelto relative & la muerte del
Prlncip pc imperial el cajista nos hizo de-
cir cuasa por una lease, pues era hVlio de
umo espoaolo ilustre. En- la g. gacetilla
SO omitieron las palabras outoy del.
Como era dia de San Juan ell martes,
los cajistas anduvieron algo de prise
para descansar, y de ahf estas otras
erratas que habra salvado el buen iuicio
de nuestros lectores.
Ateneo.-Para 81 certamen que cele-
brara este centro el 20 del corriente han
sido electos los iurados siguientes
Literature. ra.-Don Jose G. Padilla, D.
Carlos Peharanda, D. Federico Asenio,
- AAA"1u uo4 NJ NnAOOud, -. OOS0 bSLdVal.
Ciencias naturales.- Pedro G. Col
co, D. Gabriel Ferrer, D. Fernando Nu-
nez.
M1sica.-D. Fermin Toledo. D. Fell.
pc Gutierrez, D. Sanda1iio Calleio.-Su.
plente. Dc. nosario Aruti.
Ilntura y dibujo. Don Francisco vi.
llarasa, D. Maximo Meana, d. Antonio
Padial.
Oiala que ilumine todos el Espiritu
Santo, Amen.
| Emociones. EN- la tarde noche
del martes, al fin dia de San Juan, VIC
SO la plazuela de Santiago mas anima
da y concurrida que nunca. 7 tanta fut
Ia animacion que los senores jefes de !,
Policla creyeron conveniente darse un,
vuelta por allf despues de haber situa
do en- Ia plazuela algunos guardias d,
Orden P1blico.
/ Hasta cuAndo ?-Y siguen los in
mundos bales llamados de ignomini,
mi<ntras Ia p6blica moral, ultraiads po
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-27
Renuncia de poder.

Ell que s1scribe participa 81 p6blieo que por
su espontanea voluntad renunei6 eli gguerasEsna0
que le tenia conferido d. RI Pom Bass6 Hums.
CO, le de JUNO de 1879 ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-27

Paso del Santo Patron
FL dia tan anhelado,
Sin emociones ruidosas
Y sin NADIA extraordinario,
Salvo ell conclave nocturno
De la plaza de Santiago
Que en- animada session
Discuti6 por largo ratio.
Nj una alborada, nj un guiro
Oyo el pueblo solitario,
Nj una corrida de chongos,
Nj un queso On palo ensebado;
Pero en- cambio, de las suyas
Hicieron de los muchachos
Las turbas, ensordeciendo
La ciudad con sus petardos,
Y algunas caricaturas
En- las covachas y patios
A inocentes juegos llcitos
Santonaente SO entregaron.
Y para final de festas
Y ep1logo malhadado,
Como no estaba en- programa
Nj SO juzgo necesario,
Nj en- una retreta Ell martes
Pudo el triste vecindario
A fuerza de dar zsncadas
Matar SUI esplin desdichado.
iComo estara con nosotros
iOh devotos ciudadanos
Con 81 municipio espl6ndido
Y con sus administrators
Ell desairado Bautista
En- su celestial palacio
Y no hay razon para menos!
Nos hemos lucido, hermanos!
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-21
CaIiforvt. Mining Stack.

SAN FRANCISCO. January 20 The following are
be closing official prices of mining stocks TODAY.
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NEWS In A NUTSHELL.

Capt. George Prince of Bath has been arrest.
ed for defraudin the government BY obtaining
pension money fraudulently.
In the State Senate yesterday an order was
presented to admit into the Industrial School
children at the age of seven instead of ten years.
Petitions were granted to allow women to vote
in school districts, and to incorporate State
bank In Bangor. Also for q county board to
examine teachers. In the House several peti
tions 10 favor of woman suffrage were present.
ed; also for the better protection of surgeons.
Nsthsn Bucknam, an old resident of East
port, died yesterday.
The Potter committee will probably begin the
Investigation of the cipher dispatches on We'd
nesday.
In the Executive Session of the Senate yes.
terdsy, Mr. Edmunds spoke in favor of the alb.
rogation of the fisheries clause of the treaty. of
Washington. There is little doubt but the San.
ate will decide to give, England the REQUISITE
notice of such intention.
senator voorhees, was renominated by the
Democrats of the Indiana Legislature, yester-
day.
The French ministry received vote of con-
hdence in the Chamber of Deputies, yesterday.
The United States Senate yesterday further
discussed the pension bill and amended it
somewhat. In the House the Potter committee
asked leave to investigate the cipher
dispatches. Request was laid over. Dis
trict Of Columbia matters were considered in
committee of the whole.
Senator Conkling was unanimously renom.
mated last night.
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MINOR TELEGRANs

Brown & Sons wooden mill at Philadelphia was
burned yesterday morning. Loss $3.50 900. Insured.
Godfrey Hunter, steward Of American bark Sands,
was arrested yesterday in New York charge with as
saultipg Capt. Henrahar with cleaver on the yoy
age from Trieste.
Alderman VIM. Gendenning, iron founder of
Montreal, has absconded, taking $4,000 obtained by
realizing on drafts from drafts on banks in New
York. Liabilities half a million dollars. Assets.
real estate and extensive iron foundry.
A fire aud explosion of gas took place in Weeks G.
Potter's drug store on Washington street, Bosom,
yesterday forenoon. Leaking gas ignited in the
basement by lantern in the hands OF c. F. Wood,
clerk, who was severely burned in the fare and inter-
naly injured. The building was damaged $4,000
Stock $40 900 to $4,000; fully insured.
Emanuel Congregational church, corner of More
land and Copeland streets, Boston Highlands, was
burned yesterday forenoon Loss $4,000 insurance
unknown.
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THE FISHERIES.
Senator Edmunds Argues in Favor of
the AbrOgafiOn of the Treaty,

Senator Edmunds Argues in Favor OF
the AbrOgafiOn of the Treaty.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-In the executive session
OF the Senate this afternoon. Mr.. Edmunds deliver
ed an elaborate speech in advocacy Of resolution
submitted by him which provides for Terminating 80
much Of the Treaty of Washington as relates to the
fisheries by giving the notice required by its proyis
ions The speech set forth in detail the statistical
arguments with which the public are familiar show
ing that the interests OF the United States in view of
the operations of the treaty and decision of the Hall
tax commission would be promoted by the abroga-
ton OF the fishery clause at early date as posi-
Bile. By the terms of the Treaty of Washington
which was ratified in June, 1871, the fisheries pro-
visions to continue in force ten years from the
date at which the laws passed to put them into
operation and further until the expiration of one
year after either of the contracting par ties shall have
given notice its wish to terminate them. Mr.. Ed.
munds resolution was referred to the foreign rea-
lions committee. According to the present appear
ance it will be adopted by the Senate without opposi
ton and the President will promptly thereafter give
the required notice to Her Majesty's government.
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Passed through He'll Gate 18th. echs Rogers.
Otis. from New York for Boston; M Mahoney, do
for Providence.
:. NEW LONDON Ar 10th. sch Nathan Cleaves, FIN
sTONINGTON-SId 18th, sch Hudson, Coleman.
BRISToL-In port. sch Douglas Haynes, OF Wis
casset, laid up.
PROviDENOE- Sid 10th. sch Annie Collins,
Cousins. New York.
NEwPORT-Ar 18th, schs Red Beach, Holmes,
PASSPORT tor New York; George b Somes, Norwood.
Port William, MS for do; Julia s. Martha. Hops,
Returned schs Commerce, Thorndke. kockand for
New York; Hyue. Otis, Fall River for do; Corvo,
Walker; Roekiand for Baltimore; s..,
Brunswick, Ga for Boston.
bOSTON-Ar 18th. sch Twilight, Robinson, from
Cid 18th. sch HIS Brooks, Quigley, Harmon's Har-
Dor, to land tor New York.
Ar Goth. barque Frank Lambrith. Gray, Iloilo; sch
Ida May FaIhineham, Port johnson.
SALEM Sid 18th sch Benedict, Crockett, from
BaDgor) for Nantucket.
sid l9th, sch Jennie Morse, Anderson, Bootbbay
in tow of tug Knckerbocker.
PORTSMOUTH-Sld 18th, sch L Fitch. Fitch
for Bristol Me.
PORTSMOUTH-Below 18th. schs Rival, Fletcher
and Belle, Harrington. Boston for Westport; Planet
Currier. ProvincetOwn tor Rockland; Yankee, Brown
Machias for Boston; Lyndon. simpson, Calais for do
Hattie NJ Mayo. hickey, for Portland.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sid FIN Cadiz 14th, barque Henry Knight, Pendle
ton, Seville and New York.
Queenstown-Ship John W MARI Morse. from Sar
Francisco is ordered to Antwerp.
Stu I'm Buenos Ayres Dec q brig Addie Hale, Sbep
pard, Rio Janeiro; 9to, barQue Megunticook, Hem
At Aauin Dec 20. sch Mary B Harris, Crowley, fol
New York.
at Rio Grande do Sui Dec 7th sch Paul Seavey
Wentworth. Tor Pernambuco. (cld).
At lnaeua Jan Q, sen Silver Heels, Milan, for New
York, (cld)I
--latest by European steamers
Ar at Tjilatjap Nov, Caprera, Hichborn, from
ar at Aigoa Bay, CGH. Dec 7, Hiram Emery, Wy
man. Foo-chow for Cape Town.
Sid fm Smyrna Dec 20, henry T Wing, Small, fol
New York.
AR at Genoa Jan l. LoreKa, Blanchard, New York
Cid at Gibraltar Dec 80. Motley Plummer, for New
York.
Ar at Lisbon Dec 26. lille, Sawyer Baltimore.
Ar at Havre Dec ), Union, Greenleaf Charleston.
Sid I'd, j Lincoln, Lombard, Cardiff.
Ar at Antwerp Dec 9Th, Jos Clark, havener, from
Philadelphia
on Queenstown 9Th, Moonbeam, Dunbar. Baker
Island tor Liverpool.
SPOKEN.
Nov 20, lat N, lon 26 10 W, ship Lucille. Talbot
from liverpool for Calcutta.
Dec II. lat Is S. lon 43 W, ship Tam OShanter
S0ule. from Liverpool tor Calcutta.
Dec II, lat N, lon SO ", tarque Blanche How
Hussey from Portland for Bueuos Ayers.
Dec 10 lat 46, Ion L. ship Lake Erie. Sclater, from
Liverpool Tor Portland.
Dec II. on the line. Ion "a, ship Alfred D Snow
from New York for san Francisco,
Jan s. lat % Ion go 70, sch W Sawyer, from New
York tor Martinique. 8 DAYS ont.
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HOUSE,
MAINE.
A Bro zen Bird &c,

LEWISTON. Jan. 2O.-The iron bridge on Cedar
street carrying the water works pipes over the canal
broke down Saturday. The water had to be drawn
from the pipes. The bridge was ade by the Boston
Bridge 20.
Poultry Show.
The Androsccggin poultry show begins Tuesday
and promises to be large and fine exhibition.
POstmasters Con firmed.
WASHINGTON, JAN 00-Postmasters confirmed by
the Senate Isaac H. Coffin Of Wlscasset, Alfred L.
Skinner Of Bucksport. Alden Miller, Jr., Camden,
W. Fl. Emery of Fairfield.
Death Of an Old Resid ent of Eastport,
EAsTPoRT, Jan. 2O.-Nathan Bucknam, an early
settler, for many years one Of the principal mer-
chants, died today, aged &c.
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YDEAR DOCTOR: few weeks sine. had !.
conversation With my janitress as to a paraytic
brother .in-lsw He was stricken graphically two
ing the right arm and the right leg He had not
earned penny during the time; at my request he
purchased and used bottle OF your Iodide Ammo
rase his arm and control his leg. He continued the
application until he had used second bottle and is
now earning two do lars day, and Keeps up his
work WELL Use this certificate as you please VERY
truly; GEO g. SIcKLEs, Ill Nassau St., N. Y,
March 4th, 1876 DIR. WIN. M. GILES, 45l Sixth Ave.
JAZZ T&Th&w
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EUROPE.

The French Ministry Secures n Majority.
VERSAILLES, Jan 2o.-Duriug the suspension Of
the sitting otthc chamber of deputies the govern
ment affected compromise with the Left, thus Sc
curing majority for the ministry. On the reassem-
bling of the Chamber Jules Ferry offered his motion
expressing confidence in the government, which was
adopted.
Foreign Notes.
The Socialist organ, The Freheit. published at
London, has been finally and absolutely forbidden
admission in Germany.
1t is said Bismarck is preparing to submit to the
federal council law for the regulation Of railway
tariffs.
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affect the prosecution or punishment Of the offences
already committed against the present law. The
President is authorized to grant amnesty TO such
classes of offenders against the anti polygamy law
and on such conditions as he may think proper The
issue of Mormon marriages if before the 1s of No
vember, 1879, are legitimate and entitled to all
rights of heirs and next Of kin Of parents. Polyea.
mists are disqualified from jury duty.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.-The executive board Of the
union OF American Hebrew congregation convened
here yesterday, and resolved that board of dele
gates civil and religious rights be instructed to
take into consideration the feasibility Of active CO.
operation with sister societies in Europe, for the
purpose of encouraging agriculture among Jews, and
their settlement in this country lands in West and
South.
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CHICAGO, January -Hogs-receipts $4,000 head
shipments 1880 head; the market is 15c higher
choice heavy at $40 q s 80; Light at IS a IS
mixed packing 2 80 q 3 Us.
Cattle-receipts 27l0 head; shipments 1900 head
market slow and 10 q Is lower; shipping at q 90 a
Is; other gra les dull; Cows 90 a 90; Bulls n
"a Is; stockers Q 40 @ 90.
.Sheep-recepts 900 head; shipments, 72o head
market UNCHANGED. Wv ""
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At the afternoon call Of the board the market closed
W WITH Mnsa. tc higher Cora armer butnot higher.
higher at 9 05 for March; 9 20 for April, Lard in
good demand and &c higher.
ST LOUIS, January Colour dull and uncbano.
ed Wneas inactive t and @ i Red Fall at 9c
No Red Fall at s9Ac; No Spring higher at 7sc.
Corn lower; cash dul options active: No Mixed at
higher at 2s ze r cash &c bid ycr J Gaas
uaIy. Rye is quiet at a3s q 44c. Barley is dull and
unchanged. Pork higher at 81. Lard higher at 90
asked, 80 bid; kettle at 10. Bulk Meats strong
and higher; few teller and little done; full cured
shoulders sold at 90 hose; boxed at o. first of
February delivery 20 day bulk short ribs 20. Bacon
higher; short ribs 80 IS; clear sidec at s. hams
Recepts-4,OOo bbls -four, 81 900 bush wheat. a.
goo bush corn, $4,000 bush oats. 1000 bush bar
Shipments 10000 bbls -four 5000 bush wheat. o.
600 ansi corn, 0C0O bush oats, 5000 bush rye 1000
900 case; sales at 925 buyer tor March Lard is
higher; steam at 90. Bulk Meats quiet but firm !:
shoulders at 81 short ibis at ~ cash IS so buy
er February so buyer March; short clear at Al.
Bacon scarce and rm shoulders 81; clear ribs at &;
clear sides 81.
Hogs in active demand and higher common at Q 40
2s3. -''' '''N' 'D'p-1'A''
DETRoIr January 20. Wheat easier; extra White
Michigan held at sic; March at 9s,c; No White
a
no receipts or shipments
TOLEDO. January 20.-Wheat is dull ;Amber Mich
igan ior Jaouay at 94c; February at 94ic; No Red
Winter LOT February at 951c. Corn Is quiet; High
Mixed LED at 324c; No on spot at BIC; seer May
at 3ot " soc Oats quiet ana unchanged.
SAVANNAH, January 2O.-Cotton very dull; Mid
ding uplands at SIC.
WILMINGTON, January 2o.-Cotton steady; Mid
ding upands at &c.
MEMPHIS, January 2O.-Cotton in good demand
Middling uplands Sc.
AUGUSTA, January 2O.-Cotton is firm; Middung
upands at SIC.
NEW ORLEANS, January 20 Cotton in good de-
mand; Middling upiands at &c.
GALVESTON. January 2O.-Ootton is firm; Mid
ding uplands &c.
CINCINNATI, January 20.-Cotton steady; Middline
uplands Sc.
MOBILE, January 20-Cotton irregular; Middlina
uplanus at SC.
BALTIMORE January 2o.-Cotton firm; Middllne
uplands at 9fc.
CHARLESTON, January 20.-Cotton steady; Mid.
ding upands at 81 q 9sc.
PHILADELPHIA, January 20-Cotton firm; Mid
ding uplands 93c.
NORFOLK. January 2O-Cottop steady; Mddlina
uplands At o. @ &c. "
LOUISVILLE. January 2O.-Cotton steady; Mid
dpg uplands &c. -. =
81. LOUIS, January 2o.-Cotton steady; Middline
upands 9.
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NEW YORK,
Senator G onkl ing Reuom;uated.

ALBANY, Jan 2O.-The Republican joint legisla-
tive caucus tonight unanimously nominated Senator
Conkling for reelection. An attempt was made in
the Den ocrac legislative caucus tonight to pass
resolution protesting against granting certificate of
election to ConkIing the ground that certain Sec
tons of state constition providing for enumeration
of people of the state each ten years after 1855 and re-
appointment of senatorial and assembly district has
not be complied with. Resolution was tabled and a
committee appon ted to draft an address to the peo
pie of the state in reference to apportionment and
United States senaorshp to report to another caucus
tomorrow. Hon. VIM. Dorsheimer was nominated
by the caucus for Senator.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-21
An Ariic Explorer Missing.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-Cable special dispatches say
the Car has ordered the authorities Of East Sberi
to despatch an overland sedge expedition to ascer
tain the whereabouts of Nordenskold's expedition
The German friends of explorer believe the steam
er Jeanette OF the American Arctic Expedition, will
he the first to reach and succor Nordenskiod.
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New York Stock and Money Market,

NV YoRK, January 20-Evening. Money very
easy at 2 "a per cent on CALL closing "a per cent.
Sterling Exchange strong at 4s4i q 854& for long
and Ss4 @ 81 $751; short sight.
The Sub Treasury to-day paid out to-day $108, 900
in gold for legal-tender notes
Governments firm. State bonds dull Louisiana
consols declined to Cpl; Tennessees sold at 2SA
Stock market quiet and active throughout.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 100000 shares.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-21
Florida Election Frauds

JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 20.-In the U. S. Circuit
Court today, the case of the canvassing board oe
Barnard county, charged with making false returns
in the late congressional election, begun. Sew
era precinct inspectors testified to alteration and
forging Of certificates of election made by them.
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European Markets

European Markets
LONDON, January 20-1.3O P. M.-Consols at 95 Is
16 for money and account.
LONDON, January 20-12.30 P. M.-American se-
curties United States bonds 67s at 1885, new ga at
106a; new 4s at 083; 10 40s at 110t; Erie 23i pre-
TERED 3s3; New Jersey Central 40. f>0
LONDON, January 2O-1.0O P. M.-Consols at 9e 1. IA
for money and account.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20-12-30 P. M.-Cotton in good
demand ana freely met previous prices; Uplands at
Lied; Orleaas SD Sales is 1000 bales including s.
quo tor speculation and export Receipts 740O bales,
including 400V American. ''
Futures opened 1872 cheaper; January and Febru-
ary lS-32d; February and March, 1882
Flour at Is g 70; Winter Wheai at 8 "a q: do
spring at 10 s;California averages at II as "a:
club 90 @97. Corn % 3; Peas at 50 8 Provisions
&c-Pork at 10; Beef at 70 s; Bacon q 6 q 25 Lard
Tallow at 1858
PARIS. Jan. 20.-Rentes 113 Is.
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DIED.

In this city, Jan. IT, Mamie E., eldest daughter Of
Andrew j. and Lizzie N Falby, aged II years.
In this city, Jan. 20, Capt. William s. Murray OF
Brunswick.
Prayers at the residence Of bis son-in-law, Rev,
Q. 8 Perkins, 3l5 Cumberland street, on Tuesday at
104 o'clock a, M.
in scarboro Jan. IT, Capt. Isaac G. Baker, aged rs
years months
In West BALDWIN. Jan. 20, Mrs. Betsy, wife of
Thomas Rowe, aged 81 years.
In kennebunkport. Jan. 10, Albert Lester onlv
child OF A. b. and Ella G. Seavey, eyed months.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.
ANNUAL MEETING.

TNHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Il Pondicherry COMPANY will be held at heir Of
flee 10 Bridgton, on III ESD ", Jan. 81, 1879 al
O'Clock M for the election OF officers and the tram
saciOn of any other business that may come before
them U. b. GIBBS, Clerk,
Portland, JAM II, 1879. jal4d1w'
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SheriG,s Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
TIVAKEN on execution and will be sold by public
i auction to the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY,
the twelfth d. y of February, A. D. 1879, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon at the Sheris Office In Port
land, 10 SAID County. all the right in equity which the
Abyssinian Congregational Church, corporate relig
ious society of Portland in said County Of Cumber-
land had on the fifth day Of october, A. D. 1878. at
three o'clock and Thirty minutes in the afternoon be-
ing the time the same was attached OBJ the original
WRIT In the action which said Execution vas OBJ
taiued to redeem the following described mortgaged
real Estate, to wit:
A certain lot of land with the buildings thereon
situa' ed Oh Newbury Street in Portland, in the
County of Cumberland bounded as follows: viz: Be-
ginning at a stake standing in the Southerly corner
Of land owned now or formerly by Lemuel Turkey;
thence running toward the burying-grounds North
stake; thence South-westerly Fifty feet q stake
thence south-ea,ter y Seyenty-eigbt and One Quar-
ter feet to said Newbury Street; thence by the line
said Newbury Street to the point begun at being the
sane premises conveyed to said Society by Reuben
Ruby. by deco dated March 9, 1881 and recorded in
Vol. 127, page AZ in cumberland Registry OF Deeds.
Dated at Portland this tenth day OF January A d.
1879. GARDNER NJ. PARKER,
jal1w3w3 Deputy Sheriff.
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MARRIED..

In Vnalhaven, Jan. 8, George W. Young and Miss
Carrie Dunbar.
In Vinalhaven, Jan. g. Reuben L. Shaw and Miss
Addie V. Young.
In Uni n. Jan. IL, G. B. Thompson Of Union and
Miss Eliista A. Wentworth Of Appleton.
In Hope, Jan. ], Ansei Keen Of Appleton and Vic.
toria Moves OF Hope,
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MARINE NEWS.

A Wiscasset Vessel Ashore.
WEXFORD, IRELAND, Jan.20.-The new American
bark Fannie L. Kennedy Of Wisoasset, for Barrow,
is ashore here. The crew are safe.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions of YOUTH nervous weakness, early decay.
loss Of manhood, &c. will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in ath America.
T. INMAN, Station ID, Bible House, Nes0 York CITY.
no26 sneOd&w1y
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Dan voorhees, Renominated.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan, 2o.-The Democratic caucus
has nominated d W. VOORHEES, for United States
Senator for long term by unanimous vote. He will
be nominated for short term tomorrow. The Repub-
licans nominated Gen. Ben Harrison for long term
and Hon. Godlove s. Ortiz for short term.