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MAINE.
The Camden Post once.

CAMDEN, Feb. 2.-Wilfred b. Rich entered
upon the duties of postmaster to-day, having
filed str ng bond of the heaviest business
men, both Republican and Democrats. He
employees as assistant Miss Cobb, sister of the
soldier for whom the Camden Grand Army
Post is named. The post office excl ement
has subsidized
Slight Fire in Orono.
BANGOR, Feb. 2.-The basement of the town
hall at Orono was damaged somewhat by fire
this evening.
The Katahdin and Penobscot Both Stuck
in the Ice.
Steamers Katahdin and Penobscot are both
stuck IN the ice, the former few miles below
Bucksport and the latter at Searsport,
The revenue steamer Woodbury. is expected to
arrive tonight to render them assistance.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR 1Hs NEXT TwENrY-FouR-
HOURS.

INDICATIONS FOR The NEXT TwENrY-FoUR-
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. G.
Feb. 3, A. M.
For New England.
increasing 'cloDdiness and snow or rain,
winds shifting to east aud south. Slight rise in
the temperature and lower barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
A storm has developed in the Southwest,
central in Indian Territory. and snow prevails
at all stations in the Northwest and the Lake
region. Light snow is also reported from New
York and New England, and local rains from
the Southern States. The temperature contin-
ues from 20 70 80 below zero in the extreme
Northwest 1t is 22 degrees below zero at Che, :
ne and Ii degrees below at Denver. 1t has
risen east of the Mississippi but continues be-
low freezing in the Lake region, New Eng
land and New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Address sll communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISETAl CO
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Interesting Decision in a Telegraph Suit


CHICAGO, Feb. 2-Judge Moran of the cir
cult court this morning decided the case of the
Mutual Union against the Western Union Tel
egraph Company. The court holds that the
charge for extrawords is a reasonable aud prop
er requirement, and refused o issue an> iniuno
ton 10 change the course of business in that Re-
spect. The court is also of the opinion that tb Q
Western Union is under no obligation 10 re-
ceive night dispatches at reduced rates when
transferred from the Mutual Union line. The
court also decided that the senders ofiteleerap
dispatches dad right to employ boys of the
Mutual Union Company in sending messages
from their offices to those of the Western Un-
ion Company, but that the Western Union 10
not Obliged to receive such messageswhen writ
ten Oh blanks of the Mutual Company. The
order will be settled hereafter.
The bucket shop case of Nohe against the
West RI Union telegraph Company and boal
of trade was also decided to Jay by Judge
Moran, sustaining The right of the telegraph
company to withhold market quotations upon
the ground of the immortality and illegality OF
the business in which the complainant was en-
gagged.
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DR.. Blood Arrested
HEAVY ROBBERY.
$40, 900 in Diamonds, Jewelry and Bonds
StO1ap

$4,000 in Diamonds, Jewelry and Bonds
Stolen
NEW YORK, Feb "A heavy robbery was
reported to the police tonight aud detectives
detailed TO try and find the thieves should they
come to this city. The victim is Henry f. Gil
lg, Manager of the American Exchange, Lon
don, Eng, who has been staying in this city.
Some lime yesterday Gillig went to Spring
field, Mass, to attend to some business, taking
with him valaise containing diamonds, jew
elry and bonds to the amount of over $4,000
He out up at the Massasoit House and left his
hotel this morning to call upon the wife Of a
banker named Lloyd to show her set of dis-
monds worth $3CC0. His valaise he left 10 a
room. When he returned he threw his $500
seaskin overcoats lin one of the pockets OF
which were the diamonds) down in the Office
and went to his room. When he came back
with the valise the coat was gone. In the ex-
citement that ensued the vaise " as laid down
for few nomeuts, when it too disappeared.
A search for the missing goods were frnitles.
II is thought that the thieves were professions
ais and belonged to this city.
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A RAT STORY.
The Tale the Father OF the Prohibitorv
Liquor Law Tells.

My home Is supposed to be ratproof, writes
Gen. Neal Dow in the Congregationalist, and
was so when quite new: but at one time, more
than 20 years ago, we had a large colony Of the
rodents. greatly to our annoyance, and it was
with us matter of daily wonder where they
found weak spot in our defences against
them. One evening a young lady from q
friends family, living in large, fine house
nearly mile away, was with us, and the talk
turned on rats, as we heard ours galloping in
the ceiling and scampering up and down the
walls. The young lady said that none had
ever been in their house, and she did not
think that there was any point at which they
could enter. My eldest daughter, great
ed to do 80 in writing, rats will leave any
house, and go to any other to which they may
be directed, and will tell ours that at your
house they will find spacious quarters and an
excellent commissariat." At the moment, be-
fore us all, she wrote most sgrandiloquent
letter to the large family of rats that had SO
long favored us with their presence, pointing
out to them that No. 65 Pearl street was a
large, fine house, which had never been fav-
ored with the residence of any of their family,
where they would find ample quarters and q
fat larder. When finished she read the mis-
siye to the company, and we had great
laugh over it. AS an old superstition she
then put lard upon it and carried it into the
attic, where it would probably be found BY
those to whom it was directed. A few days
after the young lady was at our house again,
and burst into laugh, exclaiming: "Our
house is overrun with ratsl" That recalled TO
US the fact that we had heard none in our
walls. My daughter went 10 the attic, and the
letter was gone. While we were talking and
laughing over the curious affair, friend came
IL, and. hearing the talk, said that two even
ings before, in the bright moonlight, he saw
several rats running down Congress street,
which was the straight road to Pearl street.
We have never been troubled with them
since, but have not heard how it has been
with the house to which our benefciaries were
directed.
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CHEAP OCEAN TICKETS,

A Ii desiring to nd for friends in the Old Coun-
IN try win save money by buying their prepaid
steerage tickets at the General Ocean Steamship
OFF e, No. % Exchange Street, don't mi take the
number) at the sign of the big Locomotive at pre-
sent reduced tes by theCunard md other fast rst
on the warm Gulf Stream route, thus avoiding all
dangers from ice and icebergs. | sell prepaid
derry and Belfast for 81 90; Dublin S22.OO; Lon
don, Bristol, Cardiff and Galway. Sz4.0O; Haui-
burg Antwerp, Havre, Mannheim, Amsterdam, Rot
terdam, Paris, Bremen and Har ngen, S27O4;
Copenhagen, Christiana, Christi lsand Bergen
Trondtj jem, Goteborg. Malino, S2S 10; chjldren un
der . half fare. Sterling and Scandinavian ex-
change at low rates. j. l.. FARMER, Agent,
Jan 24dtf % Exchange St.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Success Of tho Ecuador Revolutiop,sts

Success OF tho Ecuador Revolutionists.
NEW YORK, Feb. IA Panama despatch
says advices from Ecuador give the pastfciiArs
or the capture of Esmereldas, the leading
port on the coast, by revolutionists. The at
lacking party had Is killed and 26 wounded
and the dictator lost 40 killed and 40 wounded
The defeated government troops landed at
Gusyaquil. The people generally are highly
elated at the success Of the revolution. A gov
ernment has already been nominated with a
eupreme director, Alfaro, and four ministers.
The new dictator will at once expel the Jesuits
and establish restrictions upon the clergy.
Prior to abandoning Esmeraldas. the dictator's
troops plundered the port and set fire to it in
three places. An American named Feros was
among the killed. In Guayaquil panic pre-
walls and the people are fleeing the town. 1t
10 the last stronghold Of the old dictator. He
was impressing men, horses and everything
available for military service.
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THE PRESS.
-
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 8.
BY TELEGRAPH.
AUGUSTA.
The Facts in the Rand Extradi
tion Case.
A BRILLIANT RECEPTION IN PREP
ARATION.
AUGUSTA, Feb.

AUGUSTA Feb 8.
Especial Despatch to the Press.l
In the matter of the requsition upon the
Governor for Rufus Rand there have been sew
eral mstatements in newspapers,
First-That Governor Plaisted refused to
| grant it upon application made by former
| Governor of New York. Governor Plaisted
| did not refuse requisition. He held the pap
| ers nearly six months under advisement
Second-That ''some of the affidavits on
which it was asked were signed by persons
who were obliged to make their mark" AS a
matter of fact the charge in this case was nott
based upon affidayits but upon an indictmens
by Grand Jury, the strongest legal document
upon which a requisition can be made. There
were copies of the afiidavits upon which the
indictment was found, but in no case does it
appear that they were signed by parties max
ing their marks, nor were these affidavits at
ali necessary to the granting of warrant on
the requisition.
The Governor of State, upon whom requi
sition for fugitive from justice is made by a
Governor of another State, has no discretion
in the case, providing the papers are sufficient,
in due form and under the broad seal of the
State, the Governor of which makes the
charge. The constitution and statutes of the
United States make it the duty of the Gov
ernor. in such case to issue his warrant for the
apprehension and delivery of the alleged fugi-
tive There are numerous decisions of courts
bearing Oh this question and they are all one
way. The ground taken by Governor Robie is
the only tenable ground legally, and he could
pursue other course without violation of
his oath of office.
RECEPTION BY GOV. RoBIE.
Governor Ro bic is to give a reception to
members of the legislature and ladies and his
friends in Maine and other states on Thursday
evening, February 18th, in Granite hall The
names of the gentlemen having the affair in
charge are sufficient guaranty hat it will be
enc of the most IT tcherche aud brilliant parties
ever given at the capital. Invitations will be
ready by Monday.
ITO the Associated Press.l
Committee on education voted to make a
change in the law that five days shall consti
tute school week, and four weeks a month.
Il was voted that the high school year shall
close in June.
Committee on revision of the statutes are
busy at work. Vote Oh constitutional prohibi-
tory amendment will not be taken till next
week. The vote will be close in the House
with danger of its failing of passage
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Mrs. Andrews, mother of Mrs. Pilsbury
boarding mistress at No. 52 York corporation,
Biddeford, was burned so severely yesterday
morning that she died soon after. Mrs An.
drews was over so years old and was addicted
to smoking. Yesterday morning she was
alone in the sitting room smoking
when in some way fire fell from her pipe
aud igntiIs her dress she was soon wrapped
10 flames. Hei shriebs soon brought several
persons to her aid. A young man named Chad
wick was the first to arrive and in wrapping
rug around the old lady he was severely burn
ed about the hands and otherwise. The fire
was soon extinguished but Mrs. Andrew was
so severely injured that she died about 4
o'clock In the afternoon.
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a Mexican Outrage

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2-The Alta publishes
letttr from George Caleb, master of the
schooner Advanna of San francisco, dated
La 2. Mexico. The writer complains that
that i'll December. he anchored IN distress with
3 cargo shifted, and leaking in bay near La
Psz, that he was seized by custom authorities,
taken to La Paz, thrown into Jail, refused le-
gal advice or communication with the Ameri-
can consul and that his vessel is detained un-
der suspicion of smuggling with no present
prospect of release. The Alta vouches for the
character of the captain.
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The Mavoraltv of patarsb,,ro Va.

PETERSBURG Va, Feb TT. j. Jarratt
Qteadjusei) who was elected Mayor of this
city by the City Council yesterday afternoon,
accompanied by the Commonwealth attorney,
made formal demand of Col. f. Ell. Archer,
the Democratic Mayor, today for the office,
which MIR. Archer refused to surrender By 8
mutual agreement neither will hold court until
the Supreme Court of Virginia passes upon the
case. The duties in the meantime will be dis
charged by one of the magistrates OF the city.
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NEW YORK.

More Trouble for the Mutual Union.
ALBANY, Feb 2.-The comptroller has RS
quested The attorney general to bring action
against the Mutual Union Telegraph Company
for failing to make proper returns of their
stock Tor purposes of corporation tax law. The
suit is for the amount of tax and penalty.
Libel Suit for $50, 900.
New YORK. Feb. 2.-Joseph Parker, paper
manufacturer of New Haven, Conn, to-
day brought suit for libel against Howard
Rock wood publisher of trade paper here,
claiming $50 600 damages
DR.. Blood Arrested.
DIR. Charles L. Blood was arrested to-day on
suit by the government for $4,000 penalty for
selling patent medicines without proper reven-
ue stamps affixed. A few days ago Blood was
arrested in Phil 4delphia and taken to Boston
on a requisition signed by the Governor of
Massachusetts. He then gave So 900 bail and
was returning to Phlladelphia when arrested
in New York. Bail is required of him in $780,
600.
Business failures.
New YORK, Feb 3-Business failures for
the last seven days as reported to r. G. Dunn
s. Co., New York, number 305, as compared
with 274 last week. Tho New England States
had Al.
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ON Trial for Manslauehter.

SHELBURN FALLS, Feb. 2.-Ir. Eugene j,
Hosev, formerly height conductor on the New
Haven ana Northampton road, was t. led in the
district court here to-day on charge of man.
slaughter in causing the death of George b.
Phillips OF Fitchburg, Edward N Lewis OF
Ashburnham and Albert Egglestoa of;North.
ampton by collision at Zosr on the Troy and
Greenfield Railroad last September. He wai
held in $1,000 bonds for the grand jury.
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Discoverv a. a Naw p,anat.

Boston, Feb 2.-Despatches received at the
Harvard observatory from the association of
European astronomers at Kiel, Prussia, say
planet was discovered last night by Palisa at
Vienna. Its place Feb. LIST Greenwich mean
time. was in right ascension 10h 5m. 10 sec. /;
declinaton 8 deg. 49m. 40 sec. north. Daily
motion in right ascension is minus "A sec.; de-
clination I'm north.
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The Union Iron and Steel Company

CHICAGO Feb. 2.-Judgments ageregating
$1,CS6, 800 were today entered against the Un-
ion Iron & Steel Company, including one for
$12, 800 by the Second National bank OF Bss-
ton, and one by Amasa Stone, president Of the
company for $3.50, 900.
The liabilities Of ihe Union Iron and Steel
Company are stated to be $2,284, ,258. The
works are held by the United States Marshal.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Portland Daily wholesale Market.

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND, Feb. 2.
The market for Breadstuffs and Provisions is very
strong and dvancing in sympathy with further
rise at New York and the West. New Mess Pork
sold in New York to day at 10 20 for February and
March, with Lard excited and 30935 points better.
At Chicago the Flour market was unchanged while
at st. Louis an advance of &c was established.
Poultry is firm and held higher.
rhe foliowlns are so-dsy's quotations Of Flour,
Grain. Provisions. 30.
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Chicago Live Stock msrhe.,
By Telegraph.)

(By Telegraph.)
CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Hogs-Receipts 16, 900 head;
shipments 20 head; generally higher. fancy Phil.
grades 20dI 3; common to good mixed lots ar
@8 SO; light bacon grades 20a6 75. mostly 90
60Oa6OO.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head shipments $500;
5g DC higher. common to choice shipping at 20
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THE DOMINION.

Arrest OF Thieving Halifax Clerk.
HALIFAX, Feb. 2.-William Guy, clerk for
the Halifax Banking Company, was sent to
the post office with parcel containing $5Cco.
He abstracted the money and substituted was
paper. He has been arrested and confe sses
his guilt
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WOLFE'S
Schiedanl Aromatic
SCHN APPS.

As a general beverage and necessary
corrective Of water rendered impure by
vegetable decompOsitjon or other causes,
rs Limestone, Sulphate of Copper &c, the
Aromatic Schnapps is superior to every
other alcoholic preparation. A public
saltr of over 80 years duration In every
ection Of our couptry Of Udolpho wolfe>s
Schnapps, its unsolicited endorsement by
the medical faculty and sale unequaled
by any other alcoholic distillatian have
Insured for it the reputation Of salubrity
claimed for it. For sale by all Druggists
and GrOcers.
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Nominations by the Governor.

The Governor has made tho following ap-
pontments:
Justices of the Peace Eben Chase, Jr ,
Edgecomb: Albert G. Neal, lisbon; W. B.
Ferguson, Dixmont; Lewis 81. Dudley, Starks;
W. M. Higgins, Starks; Levi b. Wyman,
Ellsworth; Alexis Cyr, Grand Isle; Fred E.
Sprague, Corinna; James o. robey, Machias-
port; Charles f. Piumley, Lincoln; Otis w.
Andrews, Monmouth; Edward P. harrington,
Brewer; John Reed, Lewiston; Daniel B.. Alb
bott, Clinton; Hugh r. Ohaplin, Bangor.
Trial Justi, es-Luther H. Webb, Skowhe-
gan; Lawrence Williams, Hartland; Albert a.
Maddocks, Jackson.
Notary Pubrc-Chas f. Daggett, Presqus
Isle.
Fish and Game Wardeus-Lewis f. Tapley,
Bueksport; A. j. Crockett, Rockland.
Taxidermist-Dsuiel @. Robinson, Augusta.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REMOVED EVERY
SYMPTOM.


s,-.s. e,,oo,so ~ -A.lor+a' ,ec. 20, 1851.
bsya 6aIsye thns Io,,e, "a; e., ...,
sure" in the trial of S. S. s in NV own case
and am most happy toreport that it has en-
as yra,s, erauacaeeu every symptom OF the dis
advice Of Tom Swift in nv Wars ionoweh " tHe
would have saved me ten years s Of intense tel
scourge, and especially to the physicians in
cs,o ros;t;,,aIa SHe Knew my conait,en; and when
only relieved me Of pain. but has entireiv s res
moved every symtom of the disease from my
Sfs1;bla fsg1 ~ ougns 70 CONVINCE even them OF its
qualities. MX ~>sM ~sM ~ssNSE he nnb-
wish my szsssss-azzzz2 nie1 b,t Won
so a,e Iree Ie snow my letter to those who
thai human kind should suffer from the
g RoeJuGices S ot pnyslc,ans 10 anything not laid
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New y.rh s,oca and Money Market.

(By Telegraph) =, -,
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-Money on eau i9ane1 be-
tween w Al closed offered at PRIME aesr msI
tor long and sc for short Governments irregular,
but inn in main strong and 1$gI higher. State bonds
neglected. Railroad bonds Irregular on small vol
ume of business. CO.,
ed 42O. 900 shares.
1he following are to~day's closing quotations Of
Government Securities
Go hn1lda %
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day Sundays excepted by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co,
AT 81 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND, ME.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS

is published every TEURsDAY Morning At az. so a
year, If paid in advance at S2.0C yess.
RATES OF ADVERTISING: One inch OF soses the
length Of column. constitutes square,
Si.oe per square. daily drst week, rs eants per
ing every other day after first week, 80 coats.
Half square, three insertions or less, rs cents:
one week, S1.00; 80 cents per week sfSas.
SPECIAL NOTICES. one-third adfsitiopeI
Under head of "AMUsEMEErs'' and ssAUorToR
SALES, $500 per square per week; GeEee inser-
Hons or less, $1.5O.
Advertisements inserted in the 'MAHnB STATE
PRESS (Which has large circulation in evory part
OF the State Tor 81 90 per square for ErSt inser-
tion, and DO cents per square for each absequent
Insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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Another Snow Blockade in the North
west.

CHICAGO, Feb "A heavy snow storm has
prevailed throughout the northwest to-day,
aud trains in all directions are badly delayed.
From Milwaukee it is reported that all trans
have been suspended since noon. The storm
is general throughout Kansas, and from Salt
Lake city it is reported that the Union Pacific
and Utah and Northern roads are blockaded.
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European Markets.

(By Telegraph
LIVERPOOL, Feb 2-l2.3O Z M.-Cotton market
easier uplands At Sd; Orleans Sad; sales 1e
900 bales, speculation and expert 1000 nafes; fus
turss dull
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Steamer Faraday aground.

NEW YORK, Feb 2.-Steamer Faraday
from Londun, while proceeding down the
lower bay, about 2.30 III. today, grounded
hear Red Buoy No. 10 on the west side OF the
spit where she still remains.
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stock Market.

The following quotations of stocks are
and corrected daily by Woodbury. & Moulto'
bers of the Boston Stock Exchange), or"
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MEETINGS
Hlaine Ntea1msIlIp Compa
Haydn Association.

VIHE annual meeting for the choice of officers, and
IL the Transaction of other business Will occur
on Friday Feb. 8, in Union Hail. at s o'clock p. M
full attendance is desired.
f. II. GLOVES, Sec.
febl dtd
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thicngo Grain Quotations.

PORTLAND, Feb. 2.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph to day by Bigelow Co., 157 Com
mercal street, Portland:
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Alabama's Thieving Treasurer.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 2.-Tbe defaulting
State treasurer Vincent, carried off his bond.
He took also the records of 1t from the ofsce OF
Secretary Of State.
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Drv s,ood. yyso,e.n,c rrarke,

PORTLAND, Feb /.
Received by Maine Central Railroad, fer Portland d
10 mis- ellsneons dsr~hsndse; for connecting
roads 96 miscellaneous merchandise.
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MARINE NEW S.
Saved by Pouring Oil on the Waters

1"FcU DJ Jul iHB UT Oh III5 w HUVI5
LONDON, Feb. 2--f5ritish schooner Rare
Plant, from St. Johns, N. F., Jan. 8th, arrived
at Liverpool with cargo of oil. She encoun-
tered terrific weather on the 10th ultimo. A
portion of her bulwarks and rails were carried
away. The cargo is supposed TO be damaged.
The safety OF the vessel is attributed to the
fact that small bags of oil were towed over the
stern, thus preventing the sea from breaking
over the vessel while she was running before
the wind.
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Tho following quotations are wholesale prices ano
corrected daily by Stortr Bros. u Co., Dry Goods
woolens aud Fancy e. DDS, IA to 162 Middle street