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gOud offerings.

IBY telegraph TO mo Dispatch-l
WASHINGTON, February 9.-The bond Of
ierings to-day aggregated si99,5O0. Ac-
cepted, sl97, 900 as at l0salO9!.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE
RlLrf1oss FebrlSty a-tiour fairly active
and steady. Mhes'-Noutbcrn hrong and hlgh-
er; Falts and Lonsb-rry. tiatl.i0 No south
ern siati. o2; western easy No winter rel.
spot and February. 9lAAl3f.c. Corn-Southera
firm add waited white. 4istic.; yellow. t1.str.,
western nrmer. Oats arm southern aud Penn
syiy0nia, 3gA9c. weatsrn white, S<1Hc 10
mixei, 2oa3ic.: graded No. 2, sbltA p = ss1sc.
Rye Jun aud oasisr A. bs4S9c. Hay dull sni
cssier prime 70 choice Timothy, ScAtls-Sl PRO
visions GIist sni steady. Bultsr-iop sraass
lrmer: M lium steady western packed. lns
osc.: best roll. igaisc creamery, gagSse
Eggs firm - i4shiSs. Petroleum quiet; ronnod.
$3.50 coffee Quiet and steady hto csrgoes
far, ING sugar QUOT sud sfendy sofr &c;
Whisky steady a. all. Freigas 10 Liverpool
per steamer rTm: cotton, 7-fei.; graAn- oss
5s,:. corn Tor orders, s.. 81. As. g.. ssles-
Wheat 5000 bushels: cora. si.0O0 oushelA
ST. LOU.
81. Laura February 9-Flour quiet aud un-
changed. Wheat lover No. 2rei. cash. IS. bid
May, s6c .uns, az. Corn lower No miaei,
cash, 2sNc. February, 2s',c. NAY. S0hc. oss
hrmer: cRsh. 2iAc. asked Nay, 2src. Mhiskey
steady az 81. %. Provisions stronger. Pork. "a
Lard-PriIns steam. $50
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. February 9-Elour hrmsr. wheat
strong No . rel, s.. Cora steady No. mixed.
$40. oats arm No. 2 mixed. y hc. Lhri guios
AZ fss0 Bulk-nsais and bacon quiet Mhis-
key sLOa Hogs nrmer; common and hShI
sfa490; packing aud butch srs, ~ tsasLs@
WILMINGTON
wuxvarox. " G.. February a-rurpsauas
frm at 44Ac. Rosin nrm good strained, ssNe.
Tar firm AZ ti.So. Crude turpeaune nrm, hard,
el.30; yellow dip and rirgtn. t2JA
LOUISVILLE
LouIsvuts, February S.-Grain and provisions
unchanged
NEW YORK COTTON FUrUREN
NEW YORK. February . Cotton No, recelp,s,
100 bales: gross receipts. 1,ls0 bales Futures
closed quiet aud steady; salos $50 bales; Fob
ruary, ta1gaSasO; Nsr,h, fi.sataei, April.
So s3Afg ~ May. Si0O2atl Oi. JunA tlnllA
son July, SO l7RSi0iS; August ilo-iasl1tfi
September. 81 Sass. -. October. i95iAt25-
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL February s-Noon -oo'ton dun :
prices generally In buyers favor; Amen an
niddling SGD SALES, 800 talns; speculation
aud export, ,000 bales, receipts. l3po uae-
American, 1880 bales. futuroi qliet bnt
steady: February, cf.fii, February sni
March. s 86-sid. Msr'n AMI APRIL. b aD-oil. :
April and Nay, 3Jtit.. also 3sDil. way
sai June V-6id. jln7 ami lulI 81 bl1 /,
July and August. oi-5l'. A.so .'-Otl Az
gust aud September. aff.ii
1 r. H-Amrrican mltdulE, $50. safes %
day, s1u1 bales. luriuIinf 800 telcs Amefi.
can: February. SSH. t.l O., Fob uary ana
March. 3l-d4i.. so'rr: daroh and April
Nay oni June. e J,-sti, buyer: june ant
! July 5 T-sfi.. seller July nnd August 5'-fti,
seller. August aai Soy ointer. il-tii. sellof ,
September. 3G6ii., selIsr luurc3 steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
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Tho Postmnstsrshin.

Among the asplrsnts for the postmaster
ship under President Harrison sre Messrs.
SvlVanus stokes, :. Blair Morris, Richard r..
Walker. James {. Smith, John l.. GruDbs,
\. j. smith, aud General Randall.
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Eyw YORK srocK MARKET.

NEW YoRx. February a-Ths depression In
the stock market OF last night was not over yet
NJ the opening this morning. aud at hrst prices
were gensraily from haS per cent lower han
last evenings figures, With Omaha, Missouri
Pacific, and Aiclison showing largest losses
London had some selling orders. which account
ed for the weakness. There was rsnowai OF
buying by commission houseA however, aud
the market became active aud strong thrOush-
out although g., g., -. ana l. developed marked
weakness sftsr opening up = PEI cent ana
rapidly lost over pont There was considers-
bic animation In few 81 tho leaders, but tue
general hst was dun until tho last hour, when
more general distribution Of business occurred.
and the strong tono disappeared The bears
raidod the graagers. and although the losses IN
those stocks were small the general list sympa-
thizsd " marked extent. aided by some reali-
za;ionS The market closed sctve and weak, az
about the lowest figures, which we're nut sllgnlly
changed from those Of the opening. Pullman ~
up 70 ga: Oregon Short Line, ~. Other caaaees
are for small frAesons only, and arc asout
esauy divided between gains and losses. saAes
aggregated lH.00 shares.
Essnfas.-Excnange dll and steady A. 4siHa
les. Money easy at ,. Sub Treasury balances
Gold. SlJC.y72.O0O: currency. slN,yss.0O0 Gov
ernnents urn 20 err me; per cents, l174
~ coupons, io3A. state bonds dun ana ne
elected. 1900.
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A fre-aarm vas turued in yesterday after
noon abou, 3 O'Clock. A small framed house
occupied by Carlisle Flint. at 42S west
Baker street, was burned. Loss about 500.
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by telegraph 10 the pispatch.l
ATLANTA, GA, February 9-Hou. r. W.
| Turnipseed, an ex.member OF the LegI3la-
ture, dropped dead in Folsome's restaurant
to-day OF heart-disease.
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Hem a ants.

In our Bargain Dasartmeatares several odd
leis OF Linen Towels at 10. l2t. sad lie.
esch. You'll want 'em st Miller, Rhoads
q Cerhups.
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ing futures RANGED ~ follows;
HsyIxw or THE CHICAGO aASxsr

HkVIEw or TuE cnIckG0 NAhkN
CHICAGO, February a-Whsst was less sc'lvs
to-day, though there wss good Dusnes. dons.
The market opened about tc. lover ibsn yes
tsrday's closing. Aiysnced Ne. ruled s'e.iY.
aud closed about &c. lower Than on yesterday.
Corn opened seady, but soon became weak
upon free onsrlags. and closed ss.G lo~ef
than on yesterday. Oss opsned siroag, sd-
vanced 80, rscsded. aad closed az about issids
figures PORK MAS quiet but atvaaced taloc
early in the DAY. weaker feoling Vas de-
yelopod iatsr. and \ reduction o. 2)ass'se vas
suOmlttsd TO- Lard ruled ttne higher esriy,
but declined ltalSc., and closed wax. ehort-
ribs closed geax AMI gSaikc- lower.
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spEcfALriEsI IN PRINTING.

CUMMED LABELS AT 2Oc. PER
W 1850 in lots Of half million and upwards;
printed in osrraias. Gold. and Black; accurately
trimmed and aeasiy boxed.
samples seat on reanest.
Address cussoNs. MAY co.
fe o-Sn Glen Allen. Va
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T1s WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY vas

fair.
Range Of Thermometer Yesterday;
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s-TRINITY LUTHERAN

CHURCH corner Twenty-ninth and 7 Streets
Rev. GEOsGR T. sHUEY, Pestor.-services AZ II
A. N. and 7:s0 P. 81. Subjects: Morning, "The
Bible" evening, "Ths Last Night Of Fool"
Sunday school at s:l5 a. u. Strangers are cor
daily invited to all Of these services
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TVHE BAZAAR GIVEN By TIE
4 Young ladies Of ST. JoHNS lIril sltAH
CHTiRCh, corner Of figttb end Marshall streets,
WILL 81 CONTINUED Iu~MpNAOW, ltts-
DAY. AMI NkDN n~DAf NiJhlh- there Nih
be varied attractions Tor euca oVenias. Iho
nuhll. /. lorlIally laLItnl. ~ WV
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II you wish 10 enjoy Flowers In all their
beauty and fragrance visit Merson's. His
greenhouses were never more hxuriant.
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...,,.,aice Appsinllnsnts.

Postmaster Culhngwerth bias made the
,.i,ow,ny APPOINTMENTS TO positions In the
nn.s.ai,ise: BeDisniu b. Forest clerk In
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Canfarree. Arrea.

by telegraph 70 the Dispatch-l
WASHINGTON, February 0.--Tbe confer
Tees on The diplomatic and consular sppro-
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r. G.. CARRNGToN.
THOMAS Y. WALLEN,

by telegraph to the Dispatch J


o1cisl: c. c. Bean, Secretary.
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HaRr Rh1a.
.,...r.. n,..,,fu, rrev.r..

Sc. best Dress Cslicoes, sc. yard at NIL
Ter, Rsosds Il Gerbarps-
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DICHMOND MOZART ASSoCIA-

the regular bl-wsstiy solrss wiz tahs placs
a tho Noxsrs Academy Of Ausac TOMORROW
luonday) EVENING - " s'ciock Adpissaoa
ealy BY msmbsrxhiv o. Invitation cards. vhse
obtain invitation cards ca spp1ra4oa y " =
sisaKI, al Brood street: hksLr - kx4oe
Co, ~ Main street. % WALxxs " - SSAs
100 Main suvek ta0ss9sss
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NlO LOVERS OF HORSE o.,
FLESu. <S@A

Having leased and com 9letely romodellof ne
CENTRAL aIABLkS. 1873 aui 1871 east irankiio
street am nON ready 3D. board horses 10 nrrt~
class style. olthrr ~ h1E or ODen stall, on
ground Or board 1o1r. aud with best Of fcoi. sc
i buy II W. -. Todd hts godon-seei oats. gilt
edge hay, and silver straU. seeking your pal
rOnsge remain. kesPsrtuug, -
10 lO-5t' SAMUEL H. NILSSON.
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szAIE AID COTTON ExUaas5x.
RIcazoSo, February 9. is3l
0FFxQIs3L

oFFgRIS3s.
WHsAr-gis ousheia
COkS.-22 2s bushels.
Okrs.-3.S70 bushels.
NILL-OFRAl---l5 ions.
SALTS gsPO2rtD RI SECRETARY.
WHBAT-Longoerry is bushels good AZ ti06 ;
"a bushels good a. Sl.0L shortberry. $50 bushels
very good at si.05 10 bushels good a. sl.0Z. To-
IA sIles OF whea9 2l5 bushels.
Coas.-Wni,s. % bushels prime at &C.; rs
bushels very good 81 Sjc. Total sales OF corn. zos
sushelA
OArA-Mixed. 1000 bushels worry good on pri-
yate terms Winter. Is bushels good on private
terms. Total sales Of okts, LOIS bushelk
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OUR MARKET REPORTS
Arp IN CONNECTION HEREWITH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record OF tbs New York and Richmond
stock yxehangss-Grsin. Yiour. Cot
ton, Neat, ana other o1otasiona

ny telegraph n tho Disostrh.l
s----1 wAsnIyGrov. February a-For Yir-
IN" glnla, fair, warmer, generally westerly
windA
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aAmrNE iNrELLrsENCE.

K0K1 o. NEWPORT NEW4 FEBsuAkf . 1913.
lby Tslsgrsphi
ARRIVED
Steamship Bersshirs, Baltimore, aad sailed
for Norfolk. merchandise.
Steamship Wy1aske, Boaz, Richmond, and
sailed for New York. merchandise.
steamship Roanoke. Hulphsrs. New York. and
sailed for New York. rn.rch sndise.
Steamship Bsunaysntura, New Orieaus-coaied
ana sailed for Liysrpeoi.
steamship Lske Nepeson, Norfolh. 70 lead
grain and cotton.
sAUgn
Steamship Leonuria, R)uen. coaled.
Steamship kenawht, Sears. New York, coal
Tug Ocean King, vita barge 1imour, Boston.
coal
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fsrSECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

BIZ OLCOND DhI 1AOA III ASSA
(cornsr kaln and Sixth strests)-RoE WILLIAM
w. LASDsuM. D. D., Pastor II A. N. and
p. 81. Rev. Il. 81. WHARTON, Of Baltimore, viii
preach. DR.. WHARTON will preach every nigat
during this week,
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Companies A. u, G. aud l. viii be drilled
in battalion movements by Colonel Spols-
wood tomorrow evening al s O'Clock.
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A treat is In store for the lovers Of comic
opera NJ TIE Mozart Academy, commencing
Thursday Cy,uInc next, when Richard
stshrs Jricnul opera "Said Pashs" VIII
receive its first production here.
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KIOrK

We quote gia.. 81 5ossl7s. supsrnas. ss7sa
sa.s& extra, g. 50ati7s: family, sisilbl psEsai
laniIy. country, St-73sta.5
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THE PRESS.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH is.
the PRESS

NAY be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF =
y: tessenden, Horse Railroad Station; MARQUIS
h%change ST.; Chisholm Bros: Union s "
poli Hodgson, 961z Portland ST.; Jonn S9A; 1oe
AZ Middle ST.; Jewetf, 300 Congress St. Peter,
SON. Exchange ST.; Goold, corner Oons ~ ee1 Hon ,u
Chestnut Sts. Chisholm, 100 Congress ~ H BOP
klns, Commercial, corner PaIk morIIl,, dsS orth
81 India ST. Abbott. 24S Spring St.; Barter, 100
Brackett ST: Elliott 243 York St.; ana OF Cms.
holm Bros agents on all trains running OUT VI
the city.
Auburn, Haskell s. Reynolds.
Bath, j. o. Shaw.
Biddeford, II. M. Burnhanl.
A. l.. Jefferson.
Boothbay, @. f. Remission.
tSnston Mass, American House.
brunswick, b. J.. Dennlson.
Cumberland Mills, X. s. Raymond.
Damariscotta, Il. w. Dunbar.
Deering Q. NJ. Record.
FreepoTt, W. A. Mitchell.
E FsisEdie,E /, & !. k Evans.
Harrington, II. G. White & Co.
Gardiner, Palmer & Co.
Gorham, Jas. II. Irish 4 Co.
Lewiston, Chandler Il Estes
Long Island, I. M. Glendenning.
Mechanic Falls, Merrill n Denning,
Norway, s. L. Crockett A. o. Moves
Old Orchard, Geo. Z. Fogg.
Richmond, g. A. Beale.
Rockland, o.s. Andrews, R. h. Burnnam & A
saccarappa, W. B. Boothby.
Saco, II. B. Kendrick & Co., VIM. Stackpole.
So. Paris, A. M. Gerry. fEFETNlf
Skowhegan-Bixby 8 Buck, Geo. Cushing.
Thomaston, X. Walsh.
Vinalhaven, A. b. Vinal
Waldoboro, g. Bliss.
Wateryille, O. ii. Hayes.
Woodfords, ii. A. Leighton.
Yarmouth. w. Il. Bennett
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aomesr,c Markers.


NEW YORK. Mch 49, lsse.-FIour market
receipts 10,s54 packages exports IL 224 bbls and
= sacks; heavy: sales Ia, $50 bbls.
mills extra at 1905 city mills patents at s, 60
1885; winter wheat, low grades at 10a3 so;
fair to fancy at 8 5000 go; patents at 0oa5 So;
600; do patents at s sf@e7b; do rye mixtures
at lha5 90; superfne at 2 35@3 10; fine 2 COG
to fair extra at loas 30; good to choice do GO
@8 90. Rye -four duh and heavy Buckwheat
hour unchanged. Wheat receipts 400 hush;
fair demand; No Red at 92@9sl4c elev, 9s1sc
afioat, 939941kc I 0 b; No Red 88aSSlsc:NoI
a Red az "a no White i at 9sc; uneraded red at
recepts l4n, 800 bush exports 5s,76l bush. sales
10000 bush; steady and moderately active No
White at 4slsc, No al IN azs,sc c' Steamer am
Mixed 4ZssG431ac Oats receipts AZ 900 bush i.
exports 7l0 bush sales 81 900 bush; quiet and
No2 at 31a32c; do White S2a33c: No at 33c:
Wait do at see; Mixed Western at 29a33c do
at 321ac. Coffee, Rio barely steady; fair cargoes
at l9c. sugar-raw firm :refned firm; at 5ss@
sac; Extra @ at e1ta6Ac; white Extra s.
8ssc; Mould a 71sc; standard AIe7sc; Confec A
6Ysc;cut loaf and crushed S1s powdered 7sxc;
o Sew orleans s sasa SS s
snIet. united az ssts. PORK more active sales las
extra prime IL rs. Beet dull Lard lower and
dull; Western steam at 25; city 8 80; refined
easy; Continent at 3o017 so; s x at 16as rs.
Batter quiet andiweak. Cheese steady with a
moderate demand.
Freighss to Liverpool steady.
CHICAGO. Mch. l6. iss9-The Flour market
Is steady and unchanged. Wheaf firm and higher
No Spring and No Red at 941aa9a1sc. G IN
weak and lower no 2 at 341sc. Oats active but
unchanged: No at 4A. No2 Rye 43c. No
Barley nominal. Provisions moderately active but
weakness Pork " o6G12 10. Lard at SOC
S215. Dry sailed shoulders at 90; short clear
sides 5OG6 621s. Whiskey 03.
ST. LOUIS. Mch. 10, 18s9.-The Flour market
is steady and unchanged; Wheat irregular, but
closed 1s@Mc hieher-N0 Red at 93e Corn is
lower-No Mixed at 29c. Oats lower; No 2 at
2S@2bc. Rye-No at 41tha42c. Barley-nofh-
ing doing Whiskey steady O3. Provisions dull
and weak. Pork IL 30. Lard-nothing done. Dry
sailed meats shoulders at s IS; longs and ribs
at 259s 30: snort clear at 8 5oae 80. Bacon
shoulders at 8 IL longs and ribs at g 6711 q
Z 90; short clear at z 1907 90 Hams sl0al2.
Recepts-F our, 1000 bbls; wheat 1900
nush; corn As 900 bush oats 46, 600 bush !: rye
o0ap bash: barley, 1000 tush
Shipme nts- Flour 600 Ibbs; wheat, 5000
bush corn, 157, coo bush; eats 1000 bush; rye
1000 nnsh. harley 1 900 bush.
DETROIT, Mich 10 1885, Wheat No White
at 9S1ac; No 2 Red csc.
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portIand pehY Press stock LIS.

Corrected bs SWAN & BAKRErr. Bank srs and
Brokers' 1856 Middle street.
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European Markets.
Bv Talepraph.1

LIVERPOOL, Mich. 1e-The Cotton market is
quiet with limited inquiry; middling at 11-16d;
sales 6, 900 bales; speculation and export 800
bales; receipts 81 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Mch. rs. 18S9-Quotations-W Win
ter at rs 3D. Spring wheat at 8s; Club Wheat at
rs Cd. Corn, mixed American at IS 11Ad. Peas
at IS I'd. Provisions, So-,-Pork, prime East 65s;
Racon at 34s Sd for short clear and 33s Cd COR
clear. Cheese Sos Cd. Lard at 35s Cd. Tallow
26s ed,
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sesson STOCK aafp q,
lby IeeRrapn.l
The following quotations of stocks are received
sEx-dividend.
New York Stock and Money market
(By Teiegraph,1

NEW YORK, Mch. 1e, 1889.-Money has been
easy with no loans. and closing offered at per
there Is smaller demand, all the city banks hav-
ing Withdrawn from the market and rates are
now Az G4s4 per cent, four months acceptances
IA GbA per cent, and good single names with
from four to six months 10 run 514lG6M per cent.
Sterling Exchange dun and steady. Governmen Mt
b0rd. dull but firm. Railroad bonds are quiet and
steady. The stock market active aud strong at
the best prices OF the day.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre
gated 10 1880 shares n
Inc following are to-day's quotations of Govern
ment securities:
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PORTLAND & WORCESTER LINE
Portland & Rochester X. *.
STATlOE. FOOT or PREBLE STREET.

otNiAeHs toot W
On and after msaday. Oct. ~, fsss,
Passenger Trains will Leave y Brfinndf
Ter Worcester, Cfinfsn, Aver Jnne1tSns
Nashua, Wtndham aud EpDimR al T.30
q. n. and 1880 N.
Fer Mnnehesfer, Concord, and pOikts North
&C 1880 y. IN.
fsr Reehesser, spring vale Alfred, wsies~
and $50 ,. m.
Fer Gerham at T.30 n. M, 1880. S.oO
$50, and $40 y. IN.
for saccaraDpn, Cumberland mills, pess
brosh Suuetien and Wsodfsrd,s at T.30
and 1000 a. M, 1870, 500, $50 and
$40 y. m.
for Forest A yeuae (D~erinEl Gao .. M.
The 1880 y. ma. train from Portland connects
Aver Junct. with "Hoesac Tunnel Route
for the West, and at Union stafien, Werees-
ter, for Providence and New York via
"Previdenee Line" for Norwich and New
York, via Norwich Line, with Bo@ten a
Albany X. 70. for the West and New York
all rais Via sspringncld", also with y. n. a
N. X. ~. II. l"6teamer Maryland ROute'1 for
Philadeiph.ns Baltimore, Wa.hiagisa,
Through Tickets TO an points West and SOU,
may be had Of 8. II. HELEN Ticket Agent. Pc.
land.
oct19dff j. w. PETERs sups.
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APO

PLECTINE. Pain I'm Region OF the Heart with
Feeling OF sutfocation, Ringing Sounds in Ears
Numbness or Prickly Sensations of Limbs, Pain
Between Shoulders and in Side, Pain in Small OF
Back or Hip scanty and High colored Urine,
smarting or Burning Sensation Passing Water
together with Flatulence, Sour Stomach, General
Debility &C., are symptoms that are quickly
heved by this Purifying and Tonic Remedy. For
sale by all druggists for S1.OO six bottles for
$500. Send to DR. r. s. HUTCHINSON CO.,
Enosburgh Falls VT, for circulars and testimonials
proofs Of the cures wrought BY ANTI.APQ-
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ISLAND sTEAmRRs.
Harpswen Steamboat Co.

On and after Oct. TO- 1888, Steamer MER-
RYCONEAG will leave Orr's Island $40 an.
Bailey's 700; Harpswell 7.15; Great Chebeague
7.45; jerks 500; Hope Island sos; Little Che
beague 8I5: Long Island 1856. Arrive in Port
land 9.15. Return leave Portland for Orr's Island
and all intermediate landings at = 80 p. m.
0c2 dn
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

SATURDAY. March I6
Arrived.
Sch Lizzie Chadwick, Chadwick, Horse Island
TO complete cargo for Aspinwall.
Sch Allandale. Potter, Ellsworth
Sch Harrington, from Jonesport-lobsters to
G A Skillings & Co. w
Sch Emma W Day, Grindle, Penobscot.
Sch Sbepardess, Tibbetts, New Harbor.
Sch II W Denham, Hinckley, Rockland for New
York. N"
Sch Ann Stevens, Tice, wlscasset for Bridge
port CT.
Sch John N Plummer, Cape Shore. with 10000
cod and paddock.
Cleared.
Steamship Winthrop, Bragg New York; B
Coyle.
Sch Norman. Holt. Havana-Isaac Emery.
Sch Maggie Ellen, Littleiohn, Bridgeport Rum
Sch Glenullen, Bunker, Block Island umery,
Birnie q Co. $50 w
Sch wild Rose, Bunker, Cranberry Isles-J H
Blake. - ~
J II Blake.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
ROCKpORT, Marsh 16--Sld, sehs Kate Morse
Crocker, New Orleans; HOratio L Baker, Crowell
Norfolk; Maine, Kent, New York.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-18

SAN FRANCISCO 18th. shin Oneida. Latin
Kodiak.
fESsAcoSa-Cld iSth sch i Drsko. h prisEo,
Philadelphia.
Sherman, Boston, ~ N'''
Sid IN Fort George i Hfp sch Maynard SUMNER
Dyer. for st Jago.
sAVANNAH-Cld 14th. sch Seventy-Six, Hart,
D4RiEN~Ar 1l,n. sch Carrie Bailey oush.
So GBFa5ilso 18th, sch Fannie stewart,
] Lane, New York
Ar 9th, sch Rose Esterbrook, Bootbbay.
man Shepard, Laguayra. ''A -''"
GEORGETOWN, Dc Cid 18th. sch Harry
| Messer. Smith, Baltimore.
ton. Providence. - '' i4'n' sen . r00ie 0nari-
Cid 14th, schs l. A Plummer Howes Boston /;
Clytie, Langhton Cardenas.
PHlLADELPHIA-Ar 18th, sch Mollie Rhodes,
| PERTH-AMBOY-Passed up 14th, sch Rosa
Mueller, iof EnzaDethport.
NEW YOkkTAr 10th, schs Nellie + Sawyer.
Fawn Mcdonald, Harmonfs Har6or.
81 John. NIB Clara Rogers, and Minnie 9 Taylor.
~ Jonn, NIB; Adm kichardson. and L warren,
belfast; Addie sawyer. Calais; VIM Demng, and
Dophin' aoi Lucy. Damarlscotta tor Atlantic CITY
Sp rav ana Aca i,,e Aen, femDroke neie r
Marrett, Richmond; Nile. Edw Lameyer, and Joe
Carlton, from Rockland; Abbie Walker, vinal-
:, Also ar 18th, schs John Somes and F T Drisko.
Proyiaence; Brave. Alice Boardman, I b sar,
gsnt, henry, PARAGON, ana = Leonard, 90;
wizard, newport; willard, NorWalk; Thos
Conary. kockland, l. Eaton. and Addie Sawyer,
Calais; Nickerson; Portland; Corvo. and Gen
nan. hockiand; Appie ID Hodgman, New Bed
cid 10TH brig Ned White, Elwell, Rio Janeiro
stubbs, Stubs. Demerara; Margaret 5 Smith,
Marshall, Norfolk. sre
The reported arrival Of ship Gov Goodwin, 18th,
| was an error.
Sid sth. ship Tacoma. for San Francisco.
| Lord, New York for Lubec; Emma Briggs q ray,
| Savannah for Providence. $500 80
Passed the Gate 18th. schs David Torrey from
| New York for Portland; Emma Briggs, Savan-
nah for Providence; Jennie G Pisbury, do for
| STONINGToN-Ar 18th, sch p Emerson,
Day, New York for Portland. = = =
PROVIDENCE-Ar 18TH. ting Aries. Croker
| Portland: sch Addie Wessels Miller rark;s
| Cove for Pawtucket. "o''e''' 1"i''ei' oia'A
Sid 18th, schs Walker Arlington, Drinkwater
| Newport News Red JaeEet Arev Narraoan,
sett Pier Com Tucker Powers ew Ynres Ss
| New Bedford. -
COWFSFTT-Ar 18th sch r IT Drisko Drisko
| Red Beach. -' ss A'Ao' Dii'Ao
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR 14tb schs
| Coryo and Allie Oakes Rockiand for Nav york
| Addie SAWYER. Calais for do. Iavinia r warren
| Cole, Belfast for do: Rineleader Pond Rncksnori
far dos Hvna Hinckiav Portiard Tor a.. u I "
ton G,ierson Calais for do. Incv sooS iDamari s
coffa for Atlantic Citv. n Ranegict Iinscntt t,
| Portland for Port Jefferson: Doughias HAYNES
| (,reeneaf Wiscasset for Bridpenorf "' ',"'"''
DUTCH ISLAND HA Ia Ar 18th. schs
| Wildfre. Grafton Ambov for do ~ Do''o'
NEWPORT-Ar 18th sch Red Jacket, Arey,
| Rockland via Providence for Narraeansetf. ''