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xLyTH CONGREss-sECOND SESSION
SENATE.
Corbin Gives Up the Csntest-Passage g
the bill to pay Arrears of Pensions.

SbNA AEs
Corbin Gives Up the Csntest-Passage of
the bill to pay Arrears of Pensions.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %.
The Vice esideut laid before the Senate COM
municaton from David I. Corbin withdrawing from
the contest for the seat to which he claimed to be
elected. Tabled.
Mr. Morrill,, from the census committee, re-
ported back the census bill as amended by the House
and recommended that the Senate non-concur and
asked tor conference.
Mr.. Conkng said some of the amendments i'm.
proved the BILL aud upon his motion it was ordered
that the amendments be printed, and fnrther con-
sideraton postponed till Tomorrow.
After passing number of private bills the Senate
resumed the bill for the payment of arrears of pen
sions.
The pending question was Ingalls, amendment
providing toI division of the country into rs dis.
tricts and the appointment of a surgeon and pen
sion clerk to visit each district, make examination
and take testimony in pension cases, etc., with
view to preventing frauds on the Pension bureau.
Several amendments and substitutes were offered
and discussed at length by leading Senators, but no
action was taken on important points.
Mr.. Dawes presented a resolution of the Massa-
chusetts legislature asking the abrogaton at the
earliest possible moment of the articles in the treaty
of Washington relating to fisheries. Tabled and
ordered printed.
Senate at the evening session passed the bill ap-
propriating money to pay arrears of pensions, and
took up the sundry civil BILL
Many amendments increasing the appropriations
agreed to, including $25,OOO to purchase land
adjacent to the custom house at Providence.
HOU ~E.
The Post Office Appropriation bill Sew
ard's COntumacy.
After short debate as to the priority of business
Blount from the committee on appropriations, re-
ported back the post office bill with recommendation
which was agreed to that Senate amendments with
the exception of the Brazilian subsidy and classi
cation of mail matter be non-concurred in. The
committee also recommended that those two amend
ments be non-concurred in, but desired that they be
voted upon separately and some time allowed for de-
bate. Debate ensued.
At four O'Clock George F. Seward was brought be-
fore the House to answer why he should not be COM
PEELED to produce the books called for in the subpoena
After scene of great confusion and short debate the
matter referred to the Judiciary committee to re-
port what action shall be taken Seward was dis
charged from custody on his own recognzance.
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Europeau Markets

LONDON, FEBRUARY 2S-12.3O P. M.-Consols at 96 s.
16 for money and account.
LONDON, February 2S-12.30 P. M.-American SEE
UpstSSl 0tsst
i0ss new 43s at O7s; 1O-4ts at 043; Erie at 255
LONDON, February 2s-2 80 P. M.-Consols 96 5-16
for money and 96s for account
!.ags! oGpands at 5sd orleans at Ssd sales G
600 bales including 1000 for speculation and export
Receipts 800 bales. including 200 American.
Futures steady.
Flour at q 10; Winter Wheat at SO q 9 o; do
Spring at II 8; California averages at 10 q a;
club 81 @98. Corn at Al Peas 5. Provisions, & c.
Pork at 50; .Beef7l; Bacon at 27 3 q 2S 8. Lard
at "a g. Cheese at 40. TaD0w at 36. at London 35 g.
PARIS. Feb. 25.--Rentes 1l2 IS.
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Cid z7tb, sob Maggie Todd Norwooa p,,.to,


NEWCASTLE. DE Passed uo 2stb sch Nellie
Bowers Stackpole from Matanzas
NEW YOkK-Ar 9th ship Snow &, Bursess. An
% ors G,s Ssa Mnron Leland Cardenas
er, Snowman, Santos 46 days; FANNY Flint Warren
Miragoane 80 days. San Juan Noble Eionteta 20
days day Georgia, Coffin, Cardenas days; Mail, Mer-
rill. Fall River.
Cid 9th, ship Gatherer. Thompson San Francisco
brig Jeremiah, Ford. Carlenas; scbs Newman,
Newman, Kingston, ia; Frank Pearson. Cushman,
Norfolk. N"s~'
Sid 27th, baruue Regina Tolck. for Gibraltar: Mi
Lama Cobb, tor curacao. "eN"' w.
Passed through Hell Gate 9th baroue Martha p
Tucker. from New York for Buenos Ayres: schs e
nightingale. Hilyard, do for Eastport los Henrv
do tor Fall River; Abby Wasson frn Weebawken for
New Bedford; Louisa Smith, Weber FIN do for 40 .
Olve, Mitchell. Port johnson for BOSTON. Garland
Li6ov do for Fall River; Maria Adelaide fm do tor
providence; Eva Yates, Yates, Brunswick, Ga for
Boston. va W
NEWPORT-Tn In port 26th. schs Sarah Wooster.
DolVer, Providence for NYork; Nautilus Tolmau
Wareham for do; zen Hall, Summons, Bristol tor do
John balch. Hannah, aoDoken for Boston; j Lind.
sey: Kennedy. New Yurk tor Fall River.
VlNEYAkD-HAVEN-Ar 26tb scbs Judge Low,
Morong, Portland for New York; f II Odiorpe,
Cfo%el. Boston for Woods Hole
Sid, schs Elihu BuIrltt, William Thomas Maggie
Ellen, Com kearney, Joe Carton.
,nOsIoN-Ar 9th. brig Ann Elizabeth, Burgess
sierra Leone, John Mason, Griffin, Ponce sch Em-
press, Emery, Richmond.
Clu Zith sch l. oteere. Baker, Portland.
ar zeth, brig Ann Elizabeth, Burgess, Matanzas
scps q Ferris Webber. Eastport: Lillian. Ryan,
,nenaSI; Geo Shattuck. Slower. and Mary Eliza. Bu
E, iock Belfast; Hero, McDonough. and NJ A Heyer
crockett, Wnterport: Alfred Chase Robinson, from
Rockport: Arlosto. Elwell, Rocbland.
| tor Belfast. >'' ~
EAST MAoHIAs-Ar 25th, sch Jerusha Baker
Chase, Portland.
| Cid, sch Alma ,Johnson Rarbadoas
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virginia G,cuinr Excitea.

RICHMOND, Feb. 2s.-The Indictment OF five
county court judges on charge of Withholding from
negroes the right of serving juries was brought
to the attention of the State Senate to-day. Reso-
lutions were adopted setting forth the fact of the
alleged nanrnatinn and axAreisa nnwarranted DOW
err and directing the Attorney General to take prop
the Supreme Court Of the United States, in or
der that such lawless measures be checked by COM
petent authority and requesting virginias Congress-
men to move for committee to inqnire whether the
Hon. Alex Rives. judge of the Federal court has not
been usurpDg his judicial power for the purpose Of
bringing about an unnecessary conflict between the
State and Federal authorities in enforcement of
criminal laws of Virginia, thereby engendering the
harmony, Ipeace and good order of the common
wealth.
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WaIlack,a Orcbes1ra -The orcbestra

WalIack's Orchestra The orchestra of Wal
lacks Theatre, New FORK is famous for its ex.
traordinary precision. This is due entirely to Thom-
as Baker, an Engshman, who has conducted it for
years. Mr.. Baker used to suffer terribly from rheum
atism, but now is as supple and nimbe as school,
boy He ascribes his freedom he ought, to Giles
Send for pamphlet. 45l Sixth Avenue. N. Y. Trial
size 25 cents Th, saw
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THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
Letter nOm Public Printer Defrees- Pro.
test A y al sstt living the Printing TO Pri-

Letter ffom Public Printer Defrees-PrO.
test Asai estt Giving the Printing TO Pri-
vate Parties.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 2s. The following letter was
sent TO Senator Anthony to-day:
WASHINGTON, Feb 2S.
To Hon I'll. b. Anthony, Chairman of the commit
tee on Printing:
Sir,-My attention has been called to the amend
ment proposed to the sundry civil bill, by which the
government printing Office costing S5OO,OOO is turn
ed over to private parties for the riing of So,
OOD a year, who are to do the public printing and
binding, ten per cent. below the present cost. The
cost OF this work is regulated by Congress, it fixing
the wages al fair living rates to be paid employees.
Give this work to private parties and the wages of
workmen would be reduced in thtse hard times 30
per cent. at least and the bours of labor increased
The pay rolls Of last year amounted to 81 032 1888 ST.
On this amount they could make clear profit Of 20 per
cent, amounting $2O6 37767 This amount will be
taken from the wives and children of employees and
put into the pockets of private parties. The scheme
simpracticabe and cannot be carried into effect for
many ye RS. notice it proposes to make me custo-
dian Of the Office wish to say that shall not be
party to such arrangement which must prove disas.
trous to the public interest.
JOHN D. DE8 REEs Public Printer
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Califorui. Mining stocks.
Chicago Cattle NIarLa

CHICAGO. February S-Hogs-receipts IL 900 head .
shipments 1000 head market dull and trife lower
choice heavy at 90 g As; light 80 9O;packing
at 8 80 q 4 90.
CattIe-receipts 44Oo head; shipments 2loO head +:
market dull and lower; shippnipg at 80 "a 90 /:
Bulls at 2 25 a $40
Sbeep-receipts 1400 head; shipments 800 head /:
market lower at 8 0O @4I5
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
March J., 4 A. M.
For New England
winds shifting to easterly and southeastery, increas
ing in force, high but falling barometer and slowly
rising temperature during the day, with increasing
cloudness followed by snow during the afternoon
night Cautionary signals frcm Smithville to New
York.
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CABINET MEETING.

The President Pretty Certain TO Veto the
Chinese Bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-The Cabirlet session to-
day was mainly devoted the discussion to the Chinese
question. There is no doubt that the views of the
President are strongly to the effect that an absolute
necessity exists that he should veto the bill; and in
taking this ground it is said the President is sus-
tanned by the entire Cabinet. Indications are that
the veto message will be prepared without delay and
sent IN CoDotesS
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Mills Starting Up.
MASSACHUSETTS,.


BOSTON, Feb. 2s-Nothing new in the Lynn trdnk
mystery. Detectives are actively at work and are Of
the opinion that the crime committed in or near
Boston and that the victim came from some Iying-in
establishment.
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EUROPE.
The Ca11Ie 0ues1ion in Parliamen

The Cattle Question i'm Parliament.
LONDON, Feb. 2s.-Mr. Cambell's motion in the
House of Commons that the prohibition of the inn
portation of United States cattle is cuaed to de-
stroy an important trade, was postponed on the
ground that the subject was not ripe for discus
sion.
Destination i'm Sheffield.
The mayor of Sheffield says that 1000 destitute
people in one district of that city and 400 families
are actually starving.
The Situation in Roumslia.
Russia suggests that foreign instead Of an Otto
man governor in Eastern Roumelia might obviate
many difficulties.
Suffering by Storm and InundatiOn.
The French minister of the interior asked the dep
uties yesterday for 100000 francs to relieve the
sufferers in the South of France by iuundation and
storms.
The New Treaty Between Russia and
Turkey.
The protocol Of the treaty between Russia an
Turkey provides that although the stipulations of
the treaty Of Berlin are recognized in the treaty
the former is to be interpreted in OF doubt by
the latter that all claims Of Russian subjects for
damages sustained during the late shall be set
tied by Russian Commission, at which the Sultan
shall be represented by delegate; that koumania,
Serva and Montenegro are left free to make any ar
rangements they please with the Porte respecting
their claims for war indemni y. and that the am
mes provided for IN the treaty shall not prevent
either Turkey or Russia from taking precautionary
measures .anst DANGEROUS persons.
Foreign Notes.
Rio Janeiro dates OF the 9th instant, states that
there serious outbreak of the yellow fever among
The shipping but the health of the northeast prov
ince is improving.
Prince Arthur of gland will be married on the
18th of March to the Princess Margaret, niece of the
German Emperor.
During gale at Trieste, Tuesday. the sea invaded
the lower part of the town, doing much damage to
shops and cafes.
MINOH TELEGRAMS
NJ. A. Bell has been sentenced to be hung at Coop
erstown, N. Y, for murder.
Jones' mill in Monticello, Iowa, is burned. Less
$4,000.
The Potter comm ttee did nothing Int audit ac-
counts yesterday.
The LOBBY claim to have secured rs votes for the
Brazilian subsidy.
The Rome, Watertown g. Ogdensburg railroad is
still blocked by snow.
The Army and Navy Journal states that the Sec
retary of War has authorized the formation of a
team of regulars from each Of the three military
divisions commanded by Generals Sheridan, Hancock
and Mcdowell to compete at the fall matches OF the
International Rifle Association.
Fifty citizens OF Perkins and Peoria, H., have
beeu arrested for completely in whisky frauds--
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NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-Evening- market
active at @ per cent, closing at per cent Sterl-
ing Exchange firm at 1859 a 1856 for long and 4sss "a
4S9 for short sight, Governments quiet some Isl ues
weak. State bonds dull; Louisiana consos clcssd at
503
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
20S, 900 shares.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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IFRoM OUR CORREsPCNDENr.l
EASTPORT. Feb 22-Sld, sch Winnie Weston,
Smith, Portland.
Feb 23-Sld. scbs H Butler, Kelley, and Clara
Dinsmore, Chase Boston.
Feb 2i-Ar, sch A Brooks, Smalley, Winter Har-
Dor.
Feb 25-Ar, schs Carrie W, Fearaby, New York.
Sch Empress, IDgersoll from New York for Lubec,
partly loaded with flour and coal, parted chains and
went ashore on Duck Island, Grand Menan. night Of
Feb 21st and bged The crew succeeded In making
landing. The cargo is a total loss and the wreck
has been sold for $50,
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MINOH TELEGRANIS
FINANCIAL AND COW MERCrAL
Portland wholesale Market

FRIDAY, February 2s.-The markets generally are
without material change. Flour continues firm at
quotations. Corn in active demand and unchanged.
Sugars are steady; granulated is quoted at sgc,
Extra G at SIC. Oil-Lgonia 193c, Kerosene l7c,
Petroleum 12c.
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GRAIN.
IUrT -
FLOUR.
clearing House Transactions.

The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. ......... ............$ 6926s 81
Net Balances. 25 268 OF
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MAINE.
Lewiston Reform Club.

Lewiston Reform Club.
LEWISTON, Feb. 2s.-The Lewiston Reform Club
celebrated its fourth anniversary today. The meet
ing was large and enthusiastic. Many were present
from other places.
Mills Starting Up.
PORTSMOUTH, Feb. 2S.-Chase's woolen mills at
York, Me-, which have remained idle about six
months Immediately to start up with an increas
ed number Of hands,
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MARINE N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Friday, Feb. 2S
ARRIVED.
U S steamer Dallas Hodgdon, cruise west.
Sch Lamoine Leach. Bucksport, to load for Cuba.
Sch TanIs Scott, Webb, Deer Isle.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler st George.
Sch Majestic. Sawyer, Bootbbay.
Sch Diana, Orne, BuGthbay.
Sch Mary Elizabeth. Dunton, Boothbay.
Sch Ariel, Tainter, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Sch T Haynes, Lunt, CaIais-G W True & Co.
Sch Josephine. Bunker, Tremont-G W True g. Co
SAILED-BarQue CeEa.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

PORTLAND. Feb. q
For Portland, 90 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting loads IS cars miscellaneous merchan-
disc.
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ROREIS.N PORTS

Crowell, Cardiff 135 days.
AT at Acapulco Feb. g. ship Occidental, Dunphy,
=, Ar at Havre Feb &c, ship Northampton, Murphy,
New Orleans
"A. Ar az eard Feb 27, barque Olive Thurlow, Cor
At Calao Feb 6. ship Belle Morse, Hutchings, unc;
parque Edw L Mayberry Knight, do.
SID i'm valparaiso Jan IS, ship Oasis, Lord, from
Iquiaue.
Arat Montevedio Jan 15 barque Itonus, Smart.
Oardlif; 18th. Devonshire. Falker, from Ponta Are
At do Jan %. baraue Nineveh, wyman, for New
fork; sen Lizzie Dewey, Peters, unc
Baltimore.
At Porto Allegro Jan %. sch R 7 Clark, Hutchin-
Sid TN Minatitlan Feb 2, brig Ramirez Bernard,
New York.
81 SD TN Para Feb 5, sch NJ Champlin. Foreman,
Sid TIM Para Feb II, sch Lizzie Gregg Anderson
Sagua.
ar at Porto Cabello Jan 12. sch Cook Borden Lunt,
New York, (and sailed 18th for Maracaibo.)
at Port Spain Feb T. brgs Ellen nj Mitchell. Ea-
ton. from New YORK ar Sd; Suwannee, Sawyer. from
Demarara, ar Jan 2S: schs Mary Lord Smith, from
Eernandina. ar Jan 81; VIM Deming. McCurby from
New York VIA Barbadoes Melissa Wiley, Wiley,
rom Pensacola, ar 9Th; Lizzie Lee Peterson. from
| Sid tD St Thomas Feb, schs John Proctor. Allen.
Brunswick, Ga: 18th, brig Rachel Coney COney. tor
CaibarIen, schs I A stusrt, Libby. Cuba: Lizzie
MaJar Hammond, Arroyo; Wm CoDnors, Morrissey,
POrto RICO; 18th. Belle rrown. Hunt Sagua.
AT Ponce Feb TO- sch Emene Sawyer, Lamson,
| from New York, ar Sd, dsg.
AT Caibarien Feb Z, brigs Ernest. Lunt for North
| OF Hatteras; Edith, Gates from Portland, disg.
--latest by European steamers
SID fm Antwerp 1'th ult, Jos Clark, Havener, for
| Philadelphia
| Sid I'm Cardiff Feb 10, j Lincoln, Lombard, for
i Rio Janeiro
| Cid al Genoa 10th ult Mariposa Fletcher, Havana
Cid at Gibraltar 9th ut, David Babcock CocOTd
| Tanger
| 9 f,, 7 m
| London Ent out 18th, Norwegian. Lincoln, fol
| Philadelphia.
Sid fo Portland Roads 18th. Martha Bowker, Bow
| ker, Qron Havre) for New York.
| SPOKEN.
Feb 8, lat 40 50. Ion o. snip Union, Greenleaf from
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DIED.
In this city, Feb. SO, Caleb Kigore. aged SO years

In this city, Feb. 49, Caleb KIgore, aged SO years
months.
[FOneral services at his late residence 35 Mel
bourne street, Monday afternoon at o'ck. Burial
at convenience OF the family Relatives and friends
are kindly invited to attend without further notice.
In this City, Feb %, Mrs. Hannah, wife Of Patrick
Conneliy. aged 80 years
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
at her late residence. II Pleasant street.
In 5, arboro Feb. u, Frederic s. Deering aged 81
years 10 months.
In New Gloucester, Feb %, Washington Jordan,
aged 68 years months.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at IL o'clock
at bis late restdeuce Upper Gloucester. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend. i6 y
In Bux'on, Feb. II. Capt David Waterman, aged
SO years months.
In Biddeford, Feb %, Mr.. Daniel Mitchell, aged 10
years II days.
In Richmond. Feb "a, Mr. George Harford.
In Auburn. Feb. %. Mrs. Marcia b.. wife Henry
NJ Sprague, aged 2S years months.
In North Auburn, Feb. II, Miss Lois Adelaide
Berry. aged 3s years months.
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A Compe,ent Cb,istian Woman

wanting comfortable home and fair remuneration.
and willing to devote herself to the duties Of the
household assisting in the are of the children,
ing &c.. will do well TO address with references A'
at the Press office. mhldlw
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TrRom MERCHANTS ExoHANGE.l

E1UHANGE,I
Sid fm Liverpool Goth, steamer Lake Cham plain,
for Portland.
Ar at Cardiff 9th, barque Ormus, Shackford, from
Round Pond.
Ar at Havre 2etb, ship Matterhorn, from New Or
leans.
Ar at Nv York 2Sth, sch Sullivan Sawip. Rich.
New Orleans
Steamer Ffanconia. from New York for Portland,
passed Bass River, Cape Cod, 4PM,
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NELsoNvILLE, Ohio, Feb. 2S.- HOUSE of j. M.
Lubsfed was burned this morning. Mir, Lunsfeld
and six children were smothered or burned to death.
Only bis wife and one child escapei.
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MARRIED,

In Lewiston, Feb. 24, Fred L. Donnell and Miss
HorteDse Bond.
In Foxcrott. Feb 20, Rev. Carlisle NJ Steadman Of
Foxcrott and Miss L. Estelle Gray of Dover.
In Hollis Feb. "a, Aaron b. Buinham and Miss
Geo. A MerIick.
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By water conveyance-1OOO bush corn meal to G
True s. Co.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


PORT GAMBLE-Ar 18th, barque Alice Reed
Kelleran san Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO Ar Feb 10th, baruue Heca
Gould. Departure Bay.
NEW oRLEANS-Cld 9th, barQue Lisbon, Dun
ming, New York.
Ar at the Pass 9th, barque Wild Hunter, Minot,,
Bremen.
JACKSoNvILLE-Cld 9th, sch Jas w Brown.
Patterson, New York.
Sid 23d. sch Leonora Bonsey. New York.
SAVANNAH-Ar 9th, schs ID M French Frenoh
Baltimore; White Sea, Stoyer. Charleston.
, CID 9th. ship Marcia Day, Ross. New York; sch
g M Bralnard, Remission, Union Island.
PORT ROYAL, SC-Sld 9th, sch e Emerson,
for Charleston.
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 9th, sch Sally B, Bate
man. Baltimore.
NORFOLK-Ar 22d, sch Laura Btidgman, Wilson,
Boston.
Below 9th, brig Geo Burnham, Staples, from Ma.
tanzas,
FORTRESS MONROE-Sld 26th, sch Nellie I D,ns.
more (nom Gloucester) for Baltimore.
:, In the Roads. schs Old Chad. Lucy Ames, and
K Birdsell. bound North
PHILADELPHIA-Ar2 9th. schs Nellie Bowers,
Stackpole, Matanzas; Kit Carson, Lawrence, Car
denas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Eastern Express Co.

Undos the Now Arranaement of Trains,
On and after Monday, 18th inst, and until
further notice. all packages deposited at
our office for New York up to IL M, will
be delivered the following morning.
III s. OSGOOD.
General Agent.
auOn
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MEMORANDA

Brig Mary G Mariner Collins at New York from
Cardenas reports II days North of Hatteras with
strong wv winds; lost and sprt sails.
Brig l Henderson, Patterson, at New York from
Sagua, reports. Feb so, had heavy NV gale last
ing three days; shifted cargo and lost sails
Big George w Chase. Clark, at Philadelphia from
Matanzas reports rough weather and stove cargo be-
tween decks. ~
Brig Proteus, Whittier. at Philadelphia from Ma
tanzas. reports heavy weather the entire passaoe
lost and split sails. and shifted cargo.
Sch Kit Carson, Lawrence at Philadelphia from
Cardenas. reports heavy gales from to NV The en-
tire passage; was days North OF Hatteras, ' ~
Sch Grace Webster Young, from PHILADELPHIA for
Havana put into Newcastle. Del, Feb 27, leaking 21
inches per hour.
Sch JOS Oakes. Parker, from Rio Grande for New
York. put into st Thomas FeD ~ with loss of sails
&c. Would proceed in few days.
B See general news columns for other repotis.
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Boston stock Market.
lSales Of the Brokers' Board, Feb. 2Sl
Eirst Call
Second Call.
New York stock aud MONEY M.rke,.

Boston s. Maine Railroad. =. ..,... 11I1
Boston q Maine railroad, 7s,...........1I7S "a 11S
Eastern Railroad. ..................,. 101 % 104
Portland, Saco s. Portsmouth Railroad. -. - (0 95
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New Two story House for Sale

HOUSE No. Ellsworth street. 10 rooms. good
IL cellar and drainage Lot 3Sx75. The most lib-
eIa terms offered, viz: cash, balance a term OF
years at per cent interest. Apply to g. PAr-
TERSON, Dealer in Real Estate, or Canal National
Bank. mhIdtf
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Feb g. lat 40 50. Ion 9. snip Union, Greeneaf from
Havre for Charleston.
Jan 81. lat 19 n, lon 3s W, barque Abbie Carver
from Boston for Melbourne.
Feb g. lat 16 20, lon 56 4s W, sch Fred Smith, from
Pernampuco for New York.