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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, February The market for bread
stufs ruled moderatelyactive and her easer pro-
visions 1fmer and higher, but not active except on
specula i've account.
COTToN-1he has been a lighter movement the
past week Tor 6oth spots ana futures, the market
ruling quiet and without special feature closing dull
al SAC tor middlng upands and 9sc for middling
new Orleans The sales reported for the week en-
prace oioo bales on the SPOT and 2949O0 bales for fu
FLoUR-Quiet; No at 80 q 90 ;superfne wes-
tern and State at % q 80: common to good extra
western and State 3 10 q 80; good to choice West
eIn and State at 8 90 q so: common to choice
White Wheat Western extra at 50 "a 5 25: e tncy
White Wheat Western extra at 80 q 49, common
TO good extra Ohio al 70 q 5 co. common to choice
extra st Louis at IS q IS; patent Minnesota ex-
ira good to prime al $50 q 90; choice to double
grades extra at 60 q s.. Southern tonr is 1uiet
and steady; common fair extra at 8 s. q 80; good
70 choice extra at SO q rs; the sales the week
RYE FLoUR-Market steady and in fair demand ;
Pennsylvanla and State quoted at IS q 20 per
Dbl; sales for the week 2i50 bbIs,
CORN MEAL-In lair request partly for exnert :
western at 20 g 30; BrandyWine at 81. Bag
meal steady and prices unchanged at IS 90 9Oc Tor
coarse city, 97ci@ 90 fine yellow, and Oa "a 10 for
hue white; the sales OF the week have been 1880 bbs
and 3S4U bags.
WHEAT-The market has ruled more active during
the week and generally steady, closing rather easier
No Red Winter on spot and seller the month Os5
" 0s4; March at 09t a 10; No Chicago at CSC
g 100; No Milwaukee at o2 q OF; No Z Amber
Tor February at 06 a OF; March at OF "a O74;
sales reported for the week l 81 ,0OU bush.
CoRN-Fairy active. The market closed dull and
easier at 45s 45tc for steamer GU the spot; Az "a
for the week 100000 bush.
OATs-Quiet; Western at 80 a SIC; State at so "a
34c the sales for the week have been 275 600 BUSH
PoRK-Market fairly active for futures On specu
latlVe account but ueaers and exporters are hoing
and sales on spot have been light cash mess at IL 10
@ III on for new; 30 for od 10 Is bid for February
March or April sales Tor the week. 1900 bbls on the
spot and 5000 Ubls for future delivery
LARD-The market has ruled somewhat IRREGULAR
FREQ A,.of
tions market closed quieG and raj her easier; pine
steam at 6 60 q 10 on spot; 67A bid for March ;
70 bid for April; s24 for May; sales for the EEK
500 erces on the spot and $3.50 for future deye-
ny.
BUTTER-Quiet and easy, some export demand for
medium 81 ades; State and Western creameres at IT
g Soc; dairy IL q l3c
CHEESE Seady with fair demand from the trade
ana 1or Tor export; common to choice Western and
STATE factory @ 94c.
WHIsKEY-Dull and lower at OF per gallon for
Western.
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GLOUCESTER, Mass, ebruary l.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for The week
ending February 4:
Georges fishery will soon be resumed on an eyten
sive SCALE large number of vessels BEING nearI in
readiness 10 sail The small feet at present em-
poyed is meeting with good success and the prospect
is favorable for successful veutnes. Nnmher of
Georges arrivals reported the past week have been
8, Bringing 1850 900 lbs Cod and $4,000 lbs H.libnt:
market about bare of old stock and firm at 50 a az
pot for large and medium; Bank Cod steady at
81 qti for large and q a for me1ium; Shore Cod
81 "a "a Tor large and medium. Movement of Mack
ere have been large of late and only moderate stock
left on hand: sales of Bay rs at S1 a Sl4 9Y Dbl:
2s at $o and 50 for 3's Shore rs at Is a SIS 2's az
So az So, and 3s at S2s a 81; choice mess S2i "a SOS
p bbl Picked Herring in small stock and firm S3l
ga Dbl TOR round shore, 80 for split shore. and
4 90 q Is for Labrador split. Salmon y a 10 Der
Dbl; picked Cod 80; picked haldock 80, Haibut
fins 10 W " bbl fins and napes 50 Halbut heads
80: lounges q sounds H. picked tongues s. Sword
fish $50, Cusk at 2 so P qtl Haddock 9 "a 2, Hake
soc G 90, Pollock 25 a 1 rs, smoked halibut TAG
~ fb. Medicinal Oil 10 ~ gal, tanners Oil 35c Por-
gle Oil 21c; scaled herring ISc ~ box. No / at 6c,
bloaters SOC per 100, lves 35c per bucket 1Oc per
gallon for fresh; homeless and prepared tso &c to &c
per pouni as to quality. Receipts of fresh fish for
the week has been small; arrivals from Grand Me-
nan With frozen herring which are selling for bait at
4Oc per IOO: from BANKS with 10000 lbs haibut;
last sales at q &c per lb for white and gray STEAK
and market Cod and II per cwt Haddock Il; Hake
and DUSK 70; fresh tongues p ID.
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THE INDIANS.
Sitting Bail still Rebellious.


NEW YORK, Feb. Lone of Gen. Miles scouts,
named Bruquir, arrived at Fort Keogh on Friday,
and states that portion of Sitting Bulls I'm
capapas cane into Poplar Creek Agency on the
18th with several Yankonnais These Indians say
the main camp of Sitting Bull is just across the
border on Frenchman's Greek, but Sitting Bull,
with about so or 60 lodges, is at Fort Walsh. Some
of the hostiles Of Lame Deers band are at Cypress
Mountain. The Uncapapas were about ten days
coming from the main camp on Frenchman's
Greek to Poplar River Agency. About $50 Indians
are on the American side of the line hunting
bufaloes as they are starving on the Canada side.
Sitting Bull says he will never come over again on
American soil. The Nez Perces are on Frenchman's
Creek. Two out OF nihe who were sent down fiom
Sitting Bulls camp, with view to making terms
with Gen. Miles, returned to Sitting Bull with the
terms previously offered by the General and wished
to return with their families, but Sitting Bull
would not permit them 1t is asserted that Sitting
Bull does not rule that camp, but it is run by Indian
soldiers. The only depredations committed thus far
have been the stealing Of stock from Gross Ventress
The head men OF Sitting Bulls camp say that If
they could see Gen Miles everything could be
arranged satisfactorily.
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FRANCE.

Surn,i.es Conc rlinx the New Govern
ment
PARIS, Feb. 2.-Grevy, Gambetta and Dufaure
will form an all powerful triumverate. They thor
oughly understand each other and hold all the gov
ernmental power in their bands. Dufaure will
probably retire from the cabinet and M. Martelle,
now at the head of the Senate, becoming Premier
and Dufaure succeeding to the Presidency of the
Senate. Parliament will probably return to YER
sailles fortnight hence.
The crisis having passed, it may be stated as fact
that the Republican chiefs had resolved to arrest
MacMabon and send him to the military prison at
Vincennes if he refused to yield to the will of the
tion.
Dufaure to Resign.
Later-All endeavors to induce Dufaure to retain
his office have failed.
The President has entrusted WaddiDgton with the
task of forming new cabinet.
Telegram from the Pope.
ROME Feb. 1.-The Pontifcial Secretary of State
has telegraphed the Papal Nucio at Paris enoining
the maintenance of friendly relations with the new
government and also instructed the French bishops
to repres any hostile demonstrations on the part Of
the clergy.
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SPO &EN.
Jan "a, lat 80 N, Ion 70 W. sch Annie D merritt,
Lewis, from Hayri tor New York.
Jan %, lat 80 "a Ion &c. ship Kendrick Fish, from
Baltimore for Liverpool
Jan 80 lat A. Ion 81, ship Ida Lily, Eastman, from
Bath fer New Orleans
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ENGLAND.
The Theatre RoyaI Burned.

The Theatre Royal Burned.
LONDON, Feb 2.-The Theatre Royal, which has a
seating capacity of 1000 and originally costing $780,
0OO having the largest stage If any theatre in the
kingdom, was entirely burned today. No lives lost.
Gladstone TO His Constituents.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-Mr. Gladstone has written to
the Liberals of the county of Midlothian Edinburg,
that he thinks the invitation they sent him to stand
for Parliament arises from their desire to do what
they can to present the great ques ton whether the
country wishes to continue and be governed now,
as public and not personal questi n, and there
fore he loyalty and gratefully accepts their Offer He
reviews his charges concerning the governments
extravaganza It's disturbing and dishonorabe foreign
policy and its abuse prerogative.
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Number Of Policies in force January /, 1879, 41,76i
Insulting, $1l9,l79 529.
EXAMINERS REPORT.
We the undersigned, Committee appointed for
the purpose, do certify that we have examined the
Cash and counts, and valued the Securities of the
Company aud find the foregoing statement of Assets
to be correct; that the Mortgage Investments were
made in accordance with the rule of the Company
requiring them to be on "unincumbsred Real Es-
tate, worth least twice the amount loaned there
on that at this time believe the Mortgages held
by the Company to be good and ample security for
the amount at which they held, and that the
Government, State. aud Municipal Bonds are worth
at market price, above par, S1,447, 3l6.53.
January, 1879.
o. l.. BALDWIN,
THEODORE MACKNET.
DIRECTORS:
Lewis G. Grover. Henry McFarlan,
Joseph A. Halsey, B. G Miller
Amzl Oodd, o. u. Baldwin,
f. l. Freoghuysen, William Clark,
j. B. PEARSON, E. A Strong,
Theodore MackDet, Edward Ii. Wright.
OFFICERS,
LEWIS G GROVER President
b. G. Miller, Treasurer, j. Pearson, Vice-Pres.
e. A. Strong, Secretary. b. j. Miller, Actuary.
II. N. Conger, Adiuster. f. H. Teese, Counsel.
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Foreign Notes.

1t is feared that before next year half the inhabi
tants Of the southern province of Morocco will have
persisted by starvation and disease on account Of the
scarcity caused by last years drought.
Wall Mohammed has arrived at Hazarpir. 1t is
generally thought he is seeking British support for
claims to the throne, but it is not likely he will OBJ
tain it popular feeling in Aghanstan relative to
various claimants is unknown. Gen Roberts has sent
officer to ascertain the general feeling in regard to
the successor to the thoIne of Cabul twill proba.
bly, depend much on mis- report whether the combin
ed movement of the Khuran and Candahar columns
in the direction of Cabul be attempted.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FIFTY-EIGHTH LEGISLATURE
SENATE.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 1.
Mr.. Vinron from the judiciary committee, report
ed legislation inexpedient on petitions for state
board of health.
Mr.. Bradford reported the bill to amend the
law in relation to aucioneers, and that they
may be allowed to sell in any town in the state.
Mr.. Thomas reported an act to amend sec. 129,
chap 1875 of Revised Statutes relative to placing
victs at labor.
MIR. Vinton reported ought to pass on act to pre-
vent the adulteration of sugar and molasses.
Mr.. Chase from the Pscataquis county delegation
reported that the salaries OF officers in that county
shall be as follows: County Attorney. $t00; Judge
Of Probate $3.50; Register of Probate, $3.50; County
Commissioners SITS per day and eight cents per mile
for travel.
) Passed to be Engrossed-Act TO amend chap.
27 Of the Public Laws Of 1872 relating to lien claims
on animals; act to authorize John Williams of Mt
Vernon to remove bodies from an abandoned ceme-
terry; act to amend chap 1870 Of the Public Laws of
1873; an act to incorporate the Elliot Bridge Co.
OrdersThe Secretary of State is requested to fur.
nish the Senate statement Of the amount paid dur
ing the past ten years for the defence of criminals
whom paid, and the names of the criminals.
That the city government Of Augusta be requested
to sand their sidewalks leading to the State House
that persons passing over them may not endanger
their lives.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Pickard introduced an order looking to the
payment of the temporary loan of $4,000 from the
sinking fund.
Read and assigned Resolve for repair of Houlton
81 Rainey road; act to chapter 759, Public Laws of
1873, relating to propagation Of fish; act relating to
white perch in Dabsis stream; &C; to amend Sec 1
chap 1874 of the Revised Statutes relating to the
crime OF adultery act relating to the trial of former
capital cases.
Passed to be engrossed Resolve rela ting to fur
nishing stationery to members; to incorporate the
Androscoggin Telegraph Company; to authorize
Horace Cole to navigate and dredge pond in Nor
way.
Eracted-Bill to incorporate the Auburn Telegraph
Company; to amend the charter of the Oquossuc
Angling Association; TO incorporate the Oquossuc
Angling Company; to incorporate the Circuit Court
Library; act additional in relation to the Boston &
Maine railroad
of Holsters. Prohibits canning and preserving from
August list to April 1s and the taking of Holsters
less than 10 inches long.
The Salary BsW-The salary bill came up as uu-
finished business the question being on Mr.. Wilson's
amendment to reduce the number Of Judges to Z.
Mr. Wallace moved that the salary be fixed at $1,000;
voted down. Mr.. Pickard moved to fix it at $1,000.
Adopted. Mr.. Wilson's amendment reducing the
number of judges to 7, as amended by Pickard, fix
ing the salary at $1,000, was then adopted, 70 to 16
The House then adjourned
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METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Feb 3, / A. M.
For New England
the Middle and Atlantic States, partly cloudy wealth.
er and slowly rising temperature, with northwest
erly WINDS shifting to south-westerly southerly,
rising barometer near the coast and in the extreme
northern portion light snow.
Cautionary of.shore signals continue from New
York to Eastport
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CANADA.
Serious Accident On the Canada
Southern Railway.
One MAN Fatally Injured

WELLAND, Ont, Feb. 2.-While western bound
train was standing on Lyons Greek bridge at this
place. to-day another train going in the same direc-
ton came crashing into it, telescoping its ca
boose and smashing eighteen cars, and setting them
on fire, entirely destroying the caboose and engine.
The bridge was also badly injured by fire. brake
man of the head train was fatally injured
Importation of American Cattle Pro-
hiUitfd.
OTTAWA, Feb. The government has passed an
order in Council prohibiting the importation Of
American cattle into Canada.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs

The New Orleans mint was put in operation Sat-
urday, after nineteen years suspension.
Wizards Hotel, Washington, was slightly damaged
by fire Saturday night. Loss about $1,000.
Mr.. Linderman's successor has not yet been ap
pointed.
Senator Christiancy is in doubt whether or not to
accept the office of minister to Peru.
B. F. jones Oem.) has been elected U. S. Senator
from Louisiana.
Gen Sherman aud staff inspected the barracks at
Savannah, Ca, Saturday. They left for Florida
yesterday.
Three brothers were drowned in the Chic river at
Louisville Sunday by the overturning of skif.
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MEXICO.

Complaint Of the American Minister.
NEW YORK, Feb. IA special from the City OF
Mexico says the government is about asking the
United States to send more congenial minister
there, Mr. Foster has alienated the leading MEM
bers Of the Mexican government from him, besides
which he is charged with acting inEugsh and French
interests,
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Public Debt Statement.

sH1NGToN, D. c., February 1.-The following
reeapitulation of the public debt statement is
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SPORTIN6.
Pedestrianism in Boston.

Fedestrlan1sm In bOstOo'
BOSTON, Feb. LIN the walking contests held
here this evening between parties in New York and
this city, the former successful in two races and
the latter in one. The first race was the two mile
walk, bad six starters, and was won by Henry Arm
strong of New York, in 17m 10sec. The second was
a five mile walk, had four starters and was won by
Fred Mott of Boston in 45m Is sec. The last race
was ten miles, had three starters, and was won by
O'Keefe, in III. 32m. eec.
In Warrington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Washington finished his
200 mile walk in this city this eveningn 1919 hours
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DIED.

In Hollis. JAN 27. Elizabeth Chase daughter of the
late BENJAMIN L. Chase of Buxton aged 81 years
AT Great Falls, WIndham, Jan. 81, James Sturgis
aged "a years.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 1 O'Clock,
at his late residence.
In Kennebunkport, Feb. /, William Jefery, aged
about 81 years.
In saltwater, Dec. %, Charles H., only child of
Sewai N and Sophia Brown Danforth OF Madelia
MlDn., formerly of Norway, Maine, aged % years.
MAINE papers please copy
In Denver, Jan %, BERTHE, only son of j, W. and
Fannie e. Boucher. aged years 3 months
In Berlin Falls, N. I'll Feb. I'd, r. j. Carpenter.
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FINANCIAL AND con- SEEssCEAL.
Portland Wholesale Market.

SATURDAY, February 1.-The markets are without
important change Flour is quoted for Super fine SOC
4 90; Extra Spring at rs q Is; XA Spring 25 q
5 rs; Patent Spring Wheats so a so; Michigan
Winter best 30; Low Grade Michigan 4 so q 5 Is;
st Louis Winter fair rs q 5 90; Winter good % g
5 80: Winter best 90 q Is. Sugars unchanged at
&c for granulated and ssc for Extra c. Oll-Ligona
195c, Kerosene tic, Petroleum 12c.
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clearing House Transactions.

CIearlmX BOuEe FransaCflOnss
PORTLAND February 1.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. ........ ....,........S o62l7 az
Net Balances ..,................. 23776 SO
Transactisns for the week ending February 1:
Gross exchanges ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 436 0s5 rs
Net baances. 920O7 63
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AFGHANISTAN.
The Ameer Poisoned.

The Ameer Poisoned.
JELALABAD, Feb. 2.-Yakoob Khan has written
Major Cakagsiari announcing his determination to
hold Cabul in accordance with orders from his
father. 1t is reported that the Amer has been
poisoned.
CALCUTTA, Feb 2.-The report of the Ameer's
death is very generally believed in Cabul.
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RUSSIA,
Ravages of the Plague.

Ravages of the Plague.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb. 1.-Six more persons have
been attacked by the plague at Selitrero
The Gear has ordered Gen. Melikoff to start mme-
diately for the Astrakan with full powers He ap-
pointed Governor General of the plague stricken
districts which are speedily created into provisional
departments during the continuance of the epidemic.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Anna Dickinson in. b ston.
Boston, Feb. miss Anna Dickinson delivered
her lecture on the The Stage at the Globe Theatre
this.evenng She was enthusiastically received, the
applause at times breaking out into cheers.
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MARRIED..

In this city, Feb. Q. by Rev. Father McKenna
John W. Doyle and Miss Jennie M. hacrow, both of
Portland.
At cape Porpoise, Jan. 20, by Rev. John Cobb,
Chas. X Porter and Miss Mary A. Littleteld, all of
Kennebunkport.
Abbie A. Card
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
oreions of youth nervous weakness, early decay.
loss Of uanhood &C.. will send recipe that will
cure you. FIRES OF CHI ARGE This great remedy
was discovered BY missionary in nth An erica.
Send ef-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
I. lNMAN Station d, Bible House, Neao York City.
no26 sneodSSwly
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SPAIN.

DemOcrafs Urged 10 VOC.
MADRID, Feb. IA manifesto signed by Costellar
and one hundred others who were members IF the
Cores in 1873, has been issued urging Democrats to
participate in the elections, and to abstain from all
illegal action.
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U PRES ENTABLE HEADS
are in moment beautified by the operation of
CRISTAOORO,S HAIR DYE.

which, without the slightest trouble, mparts to the
hair OF the head the whiskers, beard moustache,
any shade of brown or the most perfect black, La
dies it without song their fingers. 1t is the
most expeditions hair dye in the world and the only
free from every poisonous ingredient, and that
contains nourishing and emmollient vegetable
principle.
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havana Market.

HAVANA. February 2-Sugar transactions during
ihe week limited. Purchasers OBI aimed reduction
In prices with quotations barely supported NO 10 TO
~ at 81 % reals reals gold per arrobe No Is
at Al g 81 reals Muscovado sugar, common to fair
at 4 q 81; Centrifugal Sugars No ii to 10 in boxes
aad hhds at 81 g 7s reals; stock in warehouses at
1000 hhds; receipts tor the week at Havana and
Mdtanzas 200 boxes, $500 bags and 1881 hhds ex
poIts during the week from Havana and MataDzas L.
700 boxes 5000 bags and II ,240 hhds to the United
states. Molasses nominal. Freights dull; support
ed at previous quotations. Tobacco iu qualities is
scarce.
Spanish gold POI @ 2O7S Exchange firm; on the
United States sixty days gold at II q prem; do
snort sight at u q prem; on London 49, q 1871 on
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IFRom ouR coRREspLYpNEr.l

EASTPoRT, Jan Soar, sch Adde q Hattie, Da-
Wis. Portsmouth.
Jan Star schs WIN Page, Hillyard New York
Almeda, smith, Boston.
During the severe gale 2jth and Goth. the scbr VIM
Page was Obliged lay TO 80 hours off Cape Cod, dur
and boat swept away.
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NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
saturday, Feb. 4.

saturday, Feb. 1.
ARRIVED
Sch Emeline, Roberts, Wiscasset-heading to Phin
ney 81 jackson.
BELOW Sch Kate Wentworth, from the east
bound west. N"N'
CLEARED.
Steamship Lake Champain, Benson, Liverpool
Thompson, Murray & Co.
Steamship Chesapeake, Nangum, New York
Henry Fox.
Sch Maggie Dalling, Dalling, Matanzas-Isaac
Emery.
sunday, Feb. =.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Dominion, OBJ Bouchette. Liverpool
via balifax, NS-passengers and mdse to David Tor
rance g. Co.
steamship Franeonia, Bragg. New York-passen-
gers and mdse TO Henry Fox.
Steamer Jas A Gary, Grant, Boston.
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Boston Stock Market.
[Sales of the Brokers' Board, Feb. u
First Call,
New York Stock and Money Markes.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-Evening.-MoDey easy at "a
3per cent Governments quiet ana firm. State
bonds dull Sterling Exchange is slightly higher We
per 6 (of $4.s665 par vaue), and on demand 81 ST.
against SASH q 4 87a one week ago. Commercial
bills 81 SO q 1854 gold.
The following were the closing quotations Of Gov
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10 GOmSusnDtiVeS.

Many have been happy to give their testimony in
favor of the uss of "Wu6or'S Pure Cod-Liuer OIL
and Lime" Experience has pr wed it 10 he vslu-
able remedy for CONSUMPTION, Asthma Diphtheria,
and all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs. Manu-
featured only by A b WILBoR, Chemist, Boston.
Sold by all druggists. jan29eod1wsn
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Ex-Couuty Engineer Bowles Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
was arrested Saturday for forgery and raising conn
ty bonds. Amount Of alleged frauds $4,000.