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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-13
MINOR TELEGRAvus

Large seizures of Illicit stills have been made in
North and South Carolina.
Avessel on fire was seen Oft Cape Charles, Satur-
day.
The arguments in the Fitz John Porter case are
finished.
Mr.. Thomas Lord, the New York millionaire,
whose marriage with Mrs Hicks gave rise to so much
talk, is dangerously i'll.
The lower house of the Tennessee legislature has
passed resolution that any settlement of the State
debt must be submitted to the people.
The trial of Troy Dye, ex-public administrator of
Sacramento county, CAL, for the murder of A. M.
Tullis resulted in verdict of murder in the first
degree
W. A. Duryea shot his wife and then killed him.
self Friday, at Toledo, Ohio. Cause, jealousy.
Several buildings in the business portion of Bur-
lington, Vt, were burned Saturday night. For a
time the whole town was in danger but fortunately
the fire extinguihed before its loss very Sc
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Gloucester Fish Market.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, January II.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending December 2S:
The receipts for the week have been confined to
two fares of herring from Passport ami Grand
Menan and 10000 lbs halibut from the Banks, the
latter selling at and cts. per Id for white and gray
shores fish have been in moderate receipts with last
sales at 2 and IA per hundred lbs for steak and
market cod IA cts fr paddock 80 cts for cusk and
hake and IS cts for pollock fresh tongues at 2 cts
per ID, frozen herring at Is cts per hundred lbs.
Mackerel proved drug, and prices are merely
nominal: say 2i@s2s % ti Tor choice mess; Sill a,
sl2 for Bay rs; I5@$16 for Shore rs; 5@s7 for 2s,
and 81 for 3s. Cod fish unchanged; we quote prime
Georges at "a y qt for large, and SO So 25 for med
Bank 81 q 80 for large, and 90 Tor med; Shore
80 q rs; dry cured Bank %: picked cod so
% Dbl; picked paddock 50 halibut fins 10 90; fins
and napes 50; halbut heads 90; lounges y sounds
picked handock $50, Guss $50 p qtl, had
al IS, smoked haibut u 4y fb, medicinal oil 90 ID
GAL tongue oil 35c, porge oil 25c herring 1sc % box
fresh homeless and prepared fish SC to &c per pound as
to quality picked herring 81 and &c per barrel for
round Shore S5c for shore split and 45c for Labrador
split; salmon IL 10.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, January 1-Evening.-Ashes are
nominal; pots at Is q 90; pearls at 90. Cotton
deliveries unchanged and moderately active; ordi-
nary uplands at &c; ordinary New Orleans at
M Sc ss bbs market
more steady with little better export demand sales
ls,900bbls; No 2 at 25 q 90; Superfne Western
and State at 8 90 a 30; common to good extra
Western and State % q so; good to choice West
ern and State at 8 60 q 80: common to choice
White Wheat Western extra at So q rs; Fancy
extra White Wheat Western at 80 "a 6 80; common
to good extra Ohio at Is a 90; common to choice
extra st Louis at so q 90; Patent Minnesota ex-
ira good to primeat so "a 90; choice to double
extra O5 a 90, including 5000 bbls City Mills extra
at co "a $40; 300 bbls low grade extra at 80 1
rs; 300 bbls 8 Winter Wheat extra at 65 q Is:
1900 bbls Minnesota extra at go "a 90, the market
closing steady; Southern flour steady and moderate-
ly active; sales $500 bbs including 23OO bbls for ex.
port at 500 q So; common to fair extra at 8 rs
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MARINE NEWS.
A saco Vessels Crew Rescued.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE bark Edmund Phinney
of Portland Capt. Berry, from Iquique Sept 9th via
Callao, which arrived Sunday, picked up JAM 9Th
Capt. Falker and the crew of the sch. Frank W.
Emery of Saco from Savanna La Mar for New York.
The schooner was in sunken condition and gale
was blowing from the northwest. The En-
cry experienced very severe weather, the sails
being blown away and the sea washing
over the decks and filling the cabin; jan 9Th the
Phinney fell in with the schooner Rolph Carleton,
Capt. Spear, from Cardenas for New York, in a
sinking condition. Took the captain and crew and
brought them to this port.
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New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, January 1t-Evening.-Moneyc closes
at per cent on call.
Sterling Exchange is dull and lower We quote
bankers asking rates go days bills at 81 s2I per
and on demand 81 s6B. against $3S2S0s4 s73 one
week ago. Commercial bills, S4st@S4 s15 gold.
600. 00'-''' |"' ~-''-0-
Internal revenue receipts to-day, S4l5,O00.
The stock market was first class and even exceed
ed in buoyancy any day this week. Some stocks
were specially active, with large sales. If to-day s
week may bring we may look for lively times.
The Sub Treasury paid out $5,ls9gold for United
States Legal tender notes and took in $1970O for Ie-
gal tender notes.
Governments active and firm. State bonds dull.
Railway mortgages firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 1876, 290 shares.
Bar silver currency 1903: coin, 1@1A per cent dis
count.
Exchange, long 4.s3. short 4.S7.
The following were the closing quotations Of Gov
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XLVTH CONGREss-SECOND SESSION
HOUSE..
WAsUr,

WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
In bis prayer this morning, the chaplain feelino,v
alluded to the death of Mr.. Scheicher of Texas ana
invoked the divine protection on the remaining
bers of the House.
After the reading Of the journal. Mr.. Giddings of
Texas announced the death Of Gustave Scheicher of
Texas, and presented resolution, which was adopt
ed, for the appointment of seven Representatives
and three Senators to superintend the funeral and
escort the remains to San. Antonio.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Giddings, Shelley
Mckenzie, Muller. Loring and Townsend of New
York as such committee on the part of the House.
House then, at 12.15, adjourned.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. January 11-Sugar.-Better advices
from NEWPORT have animated offers for Centrifugal Is
other sorts neglected and nominal stocks are accum-
ulating; grinding is being prosecuted satisfactorily
elsewhere. Centrifugal Sugars Nos II to 10 in boxes
i sSof has az anH ana MA
receipts for the week at Havana land MataDzas 3677
boxes, $500 bags and 105Ohhds; exports during the
bags, and 1850 hhds including all bags and 23l5 hhds
to the United States. Molasses nominal Freights
in fair demand loading at Havana thr the United
States box sugar at So q 61Ac currency. HID sugar
at so q Toe to Falmouth and orders) Is shllings
loading at ports on the norte coast outside ports for
the United States. Tobacco croy, looking favor
able
Spanish gold 200 q OBJ. Exchange firm; on the
United States sixty days gold at Il q 81 do short
sight q 81; on London 10 @ 191 prem; Paris q 81
Drem.
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THE AFGHAN WAR.
The Ameer in Russia Occupation of
Canadian BY the British

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1.-THE journal de ST.
Petersburg today says: "The Ameer of Afghanistan
entered Russian territory not in consequence of
cess of the British but in order to invoke the media-
ton OF Russia. The Amer will receive sympathetic
hospitality, but the idea of mediation is illusion
upon the clearing up Of which probably depend lon
the. continuation of his journey.
LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE Viceroy of India telegraphs
today that Gen. Stewart on the 9Th inst received
news that the Governor of Candahar with most of
the Cabul officials had fled toward Herat, and the
garrison had disbanded. The deputy governor was
sent offering submission. The British troops will
march through Candahar today.
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DIED.

In this city, Jan. 10. Mrs. Martha A. Hastn gs,
wife of VIM. P. Hastings, aged IS years months.
Services this Monday afternoon at q O'Clock. at
her late residence, No. Wimot street. Friends re
invited. Burial private
In this city, e. NJ Robinson wife OF the late Jef e.
miah Robinson of Bath, aged rs years.
Funeral Monday at m.
At Cbebeague Island. Jan. II, Thomas D.. only on
of John M. and Ella E. Rose, aged years mont his
and is days.
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MARRIED.

In Boston. Jan. I, Calvin s. Evans of Portland and
Miss Sarah c. Lttlefeld Of Boston.
. In Waltham, Mass Jan. l. at the residence Of r.
3. Foster. ESQ.,, by Rev. E. E. Strong, Albert Ffeld
of Peabody, Mass, and Miss Mary E. Swan OF Frye
burg, Maine.
In Camden. Jan. G, Capt Archelaus W. Smithe OF
Brewer and Miss Cassie Hemingway.
In West Camden, Jan. 4, Fred e. Buzzell and Miss
Nellie G, Paul.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AT THE CAPITAL.
Meeting Of the CivilService Com
mittee.
Scaling Down Salaries of state
Officers.

AucrsTA. Jan 1l.-At a meeting of the joint
sneciaI committee on civil service reform after full
interchange Of views it was decided to work for
scaling down of salaries, the average resulting
for Governor $500; for Supreme Judges, S2O0O for
Superior Judge for Cumberland county, $500; for
Superior Judge for Kennebec county, $1,000, to be
paid by the county respectively. No decision was
reached in the matter of Councillors and the secre-
tary was detailed to procure the items making up
the payroll and contingent fund of the Governor
and Council, for examination at subsequent meet
ing.
The Senate was not in session to-day
HOUSE.
The stevedore,s Petition and the Drug.
gists' Bill.
There was a thin attendance in the House. barely
a quorum being present.
On motion of Mr.. Perry of Camden, the House re.
coded and concurred with the Senate in refusing the
order looking to school for deaf mutes In this State
TO the committee on education, instead of special
committee.
Mr. Dana of Portland presented the petition Of
Charles Merrill and 3O6 Others Of Portland, relating
to the work Of stevedores also the memorial OF the
Maine Pharmaceutical Association with accompany
ing bill, which was referred to the committee on
temperance and the prohibitory law. Crhis is the
druggists bill defeated last winter3
The speaker appointed on the part of the House.
the committee on printing and binding, as follows
Perry of Camden, Poor Of Sebago, Woodcock Of
Princeton, Simpson of Searsport, Richards of Gar
diner, Homer of Bucksport, and Craigin Of Norrdge
wock.
Presented and Referred.-Bill an act to ralify and
confirm the mortgage made by the Bangor 81 Bucks
mort railroads 0ruer looking to the Appropriation Of
money for tine repair OF the Houlton and Bearing
road; Order directing the secretary OF State TO fur
nib TO each OF the members for the of the House
one COPY of Worcester's quarto dictionary, copy
of the revised statutes one copy OF the laws since tie
nal: petition of j. w. Porter for reduction of sala-
ries Of officers of Penobscot county, and pay ofjnror
and witnesses in court.
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DefauItiuq Treasurer

GLOUCESTER, Jan. Ito escape investigation of
'isaccounts by the mayor, Francis Bennett treasur-
of this city, confessed to defalcation of IS 6OO
-3ennett has held office many years, and has long
seen leading citizen.
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.-EUROPE.
Another Desp0 tie Measure by
Bismarck.
A Plan for Disciplining the
ReicIsStag.

LONDON. Jan. 11.-A Berlin despatch says that
for some iue past sinister rumors have been afoat
that the chancellor is casting about for power to pre-
vent the members of the Rechstag from using I'M
becoming expressions in the highest representative
assembly for the land tonight Thursday all Berlin
has been put into commotion by the publication of
document which leaves no doubt as the the inten-
lions of this strong -wied man. This is no less than
an outline of bill aiming at the federal council and
il must unnecessarily take prominent place in the
history of civil liberty. The document bears the
date Freidrcks Ruhe, December 3lst. 1t places the
power of punishment of members of the Rsicbstag
in the hands of a committee composed of two vice
presidents and ten members. The committee
would authorize to infict penalties as foil ows:
Ito order member to receive public reproot
before the assembled house.
2-To oblige an offender to make an apology before
the assembled house.
$40 exclude deputy from the Reichstag for a
fixed period.
Should this exclusion extend to the entire term OF
the session Of the Legislature, member punished
may also be liable to lose the right OF being elected to
the Reichstag, and further Independent motion in
favor of depriving deputy OF his right of election
| may be brought forward in the House. If the I'M
becoming conduct of which the members of the
Reichstag is pronounced guilty, involves action
punishable by common law, the deputy in question
may be handed to the Judicial authorities to be
dealt with according to the law, simultaneously
with in1iction Of such punishment by the Reich
stag as reproduction of the speech or remarks
which called it forth in stenographic report and
any other publication of them in the press may be
prohibited. Convictions of this prohibition to be
punishable with Imprisonment of from three weeks
to three months.
The French Republicans.
PARIS, JAM ia meeting of the Republican
Union has condemded the ministerial programme.
Gambetta was present and proposed to refer Til
programme to the Bureau Of the Chamber, who shall
instruct committee with the duty of moving vote
either Of confidence or want of confidence in the
government. Gambetta reiterated his determination
to refuse office.
Germany and Denmark.
BERLIN, Jan. 1.-THE German Ultramontane
organ says that in consequence of the attack of the
semi-ofcia press upon the Danish court about the
occurrence at the Duke of Cumber lands wedding.
representations have been addressed to the German
government by the Danish legation.
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MAINE.
Saw Mill Rnrued.
Fire in Farningdale.

FAIRFIELD. Jan. l11-Getcheil Brothes saw mill at
Limestone destroyed bys accidental fire today at
O'Clock. No insurance. Loss estimated from $4,000
to $4,000.
Fire i'm Farmingdale.
GARDINER, Jan. 1.-THE house Of Anthony
Sprague in Farmngdae was totally destroyed by
file last night, caused by Capt. Sprague's falling
down stairs with lighted kerosene lamp, which was
exploded, burning him seriously. Loss on the house
and furniture $1,000; insured for $500.
Death of Commodore Guest.
PORTSMOUTH, N. FL. Jan. 12.-Commodore John
Guest commandant at Portsmouth navy yard, died
Sunday. Gastric fever and heart disease combined
with kidney difficulty was the cause He was 90
years Of age He leaves wife and daughter, who is
the wife of Lieut. Seymour attached to this yard -four
sons one of whom is Lieutenant of the 9th Cavalry.
The remains win be taken TO Philadelphia Tuesday.
The funeral will take place Thursday.
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ME PSYCHOLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SrGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Jan. 10, l A. MI
For New England
stationary or falling barcmeter slightly warmer,
partly cloudy weather, variable and westerly Winds
CautionaIy signals continue at Macon, Cape Look
out, Cape Hatteras Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Nor
folk, Lewes, Cape May, Atlantic City, Barnegat
Sandy Hook and are ordered for Key West.
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Farm for Sale.

TWISTING to make change in nv business
w hereby offer for SALE my farm situated in Harri
son. Said larm contains about 1855 acres about AZ
acres in fields under good cultivation, about two
thirds OF the remainder being in pasture, and the
rest in woodland. 1t cuts about S. tons of good hsv
per year, nearly all smooth enough to NOW with
machine. ~
An old orchard Of p acres bearing, the present
year, lCO bushels OF apples, young orchard OF 10
trees. choice varieties in thrifty Condition. panted
last spring, also few pear trees cherry trees gape
vines, &c
The farm is well fenced principally with stone
wall, There are two good wells Of never failing
water, under cover, with good pumps. The house
and ell are two story high containing ten finished
rooms with convenient closets. The cellar is good
with separate milk room. Woodsbed rs leet long bv
25 feet wide, connecting house with barn. The barn
is 50 feet long by Sc feet wide, with two sheds adj
joining Also, convenient stable aud carriage house.
Buildings in good rep tir. This farm is especially
adapted to dairyiDg, it being capable Of keeping IS
cows besides oxen and horses to carry on the farm
Will sell said farm easy terms exchange t tor
stand in village. Parties wishing to purchase a
farm are invited to examine the one described An
letters of inquiry will be promptly answered. Adj
dIess N A. TRAFTON
Harrison, Dec. 8, 1878. wtfI9
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BROOKLYN, Jan. 70 AT 8 o'clock Sunday night
Madame Anderson's pulse stood at 70 and there was
nothing to indicate that she would not complete the
270O quarter miles Monday night At ten O'Clock D.
m. she began her 2601st quarter. The bisters have
entirely dis appeared from her feet which are nearly
healed.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Receipt. of Maine Central r.. r..
clearing House transact ions.

~ II.
For Portland, % cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads At cars miscellaneous merchan-
disc.
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MEMORANDA

Barque W Cochrane, before reportedion fire at
Galveston, scntled and sunk in twenty feet water
She is badly burned and will be condemned Part
of the cargo will be saved.
Sch Rio, Nutter from Yarmouth. Ms for Hillsboro
is reported total wreck near cape st Marys, Bay of
Fundy.
Sch W Lewis. Hopper, at Port Royal, sc, from
Thomason, reports, Dec 81, during gale, the second
mate, Polk. was lost overheard.
Sch Terrell which went ashore at the mouth OF
CathariDe river last fall is being rebuilt at Bath and
ceiled, new decked, new topped and strengthened.
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Second Call.
$4,000 Eastern Railroad 3A's ................. III
Sales at Auction.
20 Boston & Maine Railroad. ....... 1899 "a 100
$1,000 Waldoboro, Me-, Town 6s, 1902. -. 80. 96
$500 Newcastle. Me-. Town 6's, 1902 ....,,,. 95,
$500 Damariscotta. Me. 6s 1902. 96
$4,000 Eastern Railroad 34s, gold ........ 71@711
1000 ...do.. ................. II
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MARINE N WS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

saturday, Dan. II.
ARRIVED.
Steamship State Of Alabama, Richie, Liverpool
mdse to Thompson. Murray q Co.
steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer JAS A Gary, Grant, Eastport for Boston,
(and proceeded)
Sch NJ Andrews. Alley, Jonesport-herring for
a market.
CLEARED.
Sch Isaac Orbeton, Crockett, delphia-Grand
Trunk Railway Co.
Sch Grecian, Duncan. Winterport-S W Thaxter.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler, st George-Nath'l Blake.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

GALvESTON-Ar 10th, brig Screamer, Sinnett,
Rio Janeiro.
MOBILE-Cd 10th, sch Annie Conant, Baker,
KEY WEST-In port 4tb. schs Eva Yates. Yates.
for Pensacola same day; White Wing, Stnbhs, from
Havana for Boston, reftting
FERNAN 18th. sch Anita, Small from
ST Pierre, Mart.
Old LIST, sch Mary Lord. Smith, Port Spain.
Cid Sd, sch Gertle Morrow, Dunning, New York
Cid 9th, sch Whitney Long. Bickmore Matanzas.
PENSACOLA-Ar 9th, sch Warren Sawyer. erie.
BRUNSwICK-Ar Sth barque Glacier, Beattie.
OHARLEsToN-sld 10th, sch NJ Hart, Brown,
Fernandina.
FORT ROYAL, Scar 18TH sch W Lewis, Hup-
Also ar 10TH brig Mary E Pennell, Leighton, from
Navassa.
NORFOLK-Cld 10th, sch L Knight, Rhodes for
NEW YORK-Ar 11th, schCarrie Saunders. Saun-
ders, Miragoane.
Cid 10th, schs Mary Lunt Lee, for Point-a-Pitre;
L A Edwards, Miller, Fernandina.
Sid 10th, briggs Kaluna, for Gibraltar; Ellen M
Mitchell, for Port Spain Carrie Purington, for
Brunswick: sch Eastern Queen, for Eastport.
NEW LONDON-In port sth, brig Morancy, Small.
to load for Porto Rico.
PROVIDENCE-Sld 10th, sch Jennie NJ Carter,
Carter. New York.
NEWPORT In port 1Oth.Isch M L Varney, Weeks,
Port johnson; Victoria. Milken. Ellsworth for New
York; Sunbeam, Saunders, Rockland for do.
Also in port 10th, schs Maria ADELAIDE, Kent, East
Greenwich for New York; VIM Rice, Pressey, from
Rockland for do; James Henry. Snow, and idaho,
Peck, Pawtucket for do; Fannie Mitchell, Boyd,
from Calais.
BOSrON-Cld 10th, brig Alice Tarlton, Lothrop,
Cape de Verbs.
Ar l1th brig Gipsey Queen Chandler, Black River
ia, Dec 8, (has been blown off,
Cid 18TH sch Eunice Rich, Chase, Barbados.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 9th, schs W Baldwin, Levi
cane Island; Nile. Spear, Hoboken tor Searsport.
CALAIS-Ar 18th, ech Swallow, Carlow, Portland.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE OF MAINE,


An Eo"sa or Representatives, Jan. 8, 1879.
ORDERED, That all Petitions or Orders for legsla-
tion except those for redress of wrongs which NAV
be presented to this Legislature after Tuesday, jan
uary 2st inst be referred to the next Legislature
and this Order to be published in the National Dem
ocrat, the Daily Kennebec Journal, Daily Eastern
Argus, Bangor Daily Wing, Pennington Chronicle.
Daily Commercial, Lewiston Evening journal, Bath
Daily Times, Portland Daily Press, Portland Daily
Advertiser; provided, this order may be suspended
or reconsdered at any time by majority vote of the
members present.
Read and passed, sent up for concurrence
b. L. STAPLES, CLERK
In Senate, Jan. 10, 1879
Read and passed in concurrence.
SAMUEL W. LANE, SECRETARY.
A true copy. Attest: SAMUEL W. LANE,
Jal3sntd SECRETARY.
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The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction at -husinass fo,,o.~se day.
Gross Exchanges. .............$ 104,S77 03
Net Balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q, 1862 Al
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Daily Domestic Receipt,


By water conveyance-1oOO bush corn meal to G
W True 81 Co.
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IFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

IFROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
At Gibara Dec 90, sch Como, Bunker, from New
York, unc.
At Melbourne Jan g. .ship Republic, Holmes, from
Sundswal disg.
Slo FIN Wellington, NJ, Nov 16. baroue Genevie M
Tucker. Foster, Cor Merriman) Newcastle.
Ar at Adelaide, Aust, Nov l23d, barque Jennie S
Barker, Waite, Sundswali.
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Stock and Stand for Sale.

UyHE subscriber wishing to make change in bus
IL mess offers his stock and stand situated in No.
Yarmouth, Me-, near "Wanut Hill" The stock
consists OF the usual variety kept in country stoses
For further particulars enquire OF CHAS.
MCLAUGHLIN 81 co, 81 Commercial St., Portland
or the subscriber on the remises.
my10eod6m&wtt is, STAEWOOD
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ESSENTIALLY HEADS
are in a moment beautifed by the operation of
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.

which, without the slightest trouble, mparts to the
hair of the head, the whiskers, beard or moustache
any shade of brown or the most perfect black. La
dies can use it without song their fingers 1t is the
most expeditions hair dye in the world and the only
one free from every poisonous ingredient, and that
contains nourishing and emmollient vegetable
p1incple,
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LAME AND SICK
HORSES
Cured Free of Cost.
Giles Eminent I0didG Ammonia,

GlI% LlllllGlI I0dldG Ammonia.
Spayins, Splints and Ringbones
cured without blemish. Send for
pamphlet containing full inforra-
ton to DIR. VIM. M. Giles. l2O
West Broadway, N. Y. Use only
for horses the Liniment Ia yellow
wrappers. Sold by all Druggists.
Trial bottles, % cents.
DELI eod&var,