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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4-The Flour market-
receipts 30,7S5 packages: exports 22O6 bhls
and 30, 644 sacks; less active, closing weak /;
sales %, 80 bbls
city mills extra at 250b IS city mills raj.
ents 2515 GO winter wheat low grades. at
660a 20; fair to faneV at 3Oll5 co patents
AZ 60ab 80 Minnesota clear s 3 Sat4 3 +.
straighfs do a. ! g as IS do patents 7oG
s go: do rye mixtures $500 81 superfpe at
20G3 80; fne oOa3 6b. Southern -four
dull and steady. Rye flour is quiet aud steady.
Buckwheat -four du and easter ar O502 o.
Buckwheat unchanged 60@56c Cernmeal s
dull, unchanged. &hess-reoaipts 10000
bush; exports 1908 bush; sales $4,000
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bush: unsettled lower and moderately active !:
No Red at o3A @l 04 In store and elevator
l 0614 al 06ss afioat, l O51z0oi OTsh q h.
No red 99@9o1zc; No I Northern al al C56
oS1s; No hard at 09la No2 NorthesS
at at ga Eye heavy ana unsettled Western
..S Uy;gl 70: barley steady and quiet mo Mil
Waukee &C. Cern-receipts 78O2b busn: ex.
ports go bush; sales 78 .oo0 bush: nnsattled
@esl; ana quiet; No 2 at 66a67c elevator. al
Sa S1 z2c anoaC; No 2 White 8Dcc: No 8 al 5S6
c cSn9S steamer mixed 68G64Iac, sRsts-rs-
Snn'pss oi,l1o bush; exports 80, 3S8 bush: sales
111a,VeV push; active, higher and firm; No al
Joy, luo white at 40lA d4O1ac; Ne 2 at A0s4 al
wac; 90 White 41@41Ncs No at 42c; do
W wh,.e az 4Sc: mixe0 Western at 39942ci do
kAn,cago Al (g42140. Coffee-Rio quiet and
ndai 70 az lSs4c. snxar firmer but quiet;
Isnned steady demand fair; No at 8 1S-l6c;
40 at 1l-l6c; NO 3 at 35s No 8 at 3 9-16c;
No 10 at Sic: No IL at 3Tsc: No IL at Sssc;
of A B 15-N 6941s Mould A 7-16c standard
at 6-l6c; Confectionery A at 4 S-16c; cut
loaf at b1sc; crushed 51sc: powdered at 4ssc;
troteum quiet and steady united 691sc. Fork
In moderate demand and steady Beef inactive;
beef hams dull; tlerced beef Quiet and STEADY;
cut meats steady and dull; middles dull. Laro
hrmer and more active; Western steam 10 40;
city at SO 90 refined quiet; Continent at 80 bOD
80; 8. A. at 81 66. Batter quiet ana easy.
Cheese quiet and barely steady.
per steam I'd,
CHICAGO, Dec. A. 1ssI.-Wheat closed easy
at 9O1ac for Dee. Corn rather easy at 47ss c
for Dec. Oats closed easy at Bly,. Pork firm
at 8 80. Lard firm at 90 for Dec.
ST LOUIS, Dec. A. 1891 Wheat opened easy
at sac bid cash. Corn opened at Ale bid. Oats
easy at 81 lac bid
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DRESS GOODS.

Bargain No. 4 IL positively The
last case OF the SO inch TrtcOfs
60 be sold for
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Cloak Department IN Basement.
az Cts. Yard.

All our 81 I-2c, csc and 50 E.2c
Plaids will be cut TO one price,
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Foreign Markets.

fly Telegraph.l
LONDON, Dec. 4, Is81--Consols "a 15-Ied
fol money and 80 Sic for the account.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4, 1891. Quotations
Winter Wheat Ss 6lS ass cd; Spring Wheat
at IS 51ad@Ss odd; California average IS aJhd
4Ss l0d; mixed American Corn at 6s esd
Cheese at 56s.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4, 1891. Cotton market
moderate business; prices easier: middling 4 r.
lied: sales 5000 bales; speculation ana ex-
port 1000 bales receipts %, BOO bales.
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A few words on q subject that
that doesn't n perly belong to
Christmas, but its no harm TO
mentioa that. We have taken
tea per cent Off the price Of
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8 Briggs, FIN Wiscasset for Newport; Douglas
Haynes, do for Patchogue.
HYANNIS-Sld Sd, sch ARENAS Tirrell, Gar
diner for New York; Fair Wind, Ellsworth for
do Ellen Perkins, Bangor for do; Post Boy, do
for New Bedford.
Also sid Sd, schs Racehorse, .Henshaw, and
for New York Edward Iameyer from do for
Richmond; James Ponder, Jr, Bangor for New
York; Douglas Haynes, Wiscasset for Patch
York; John Proctor, Portland for Philadelphia.
Ar 3D., schs Lester A Lewis, from Bangor Tor
New York /; Fawn, Somes Sound for dol J Il
for do; Blaisdel. Ellsworth for do.
Sid fm Bass River 3dpsschs Allen Green. Ken
for New York; Katharine ID Perry, Boston for
BOsT0N~Ar 4th. sch silver Heels, ouinlan.
Ar 4th, brig Hattie M Balm, Dunning, salt Cay
I'll, 20 days; schs Captain John, Smith, New
YORK; woodbury. M Snow; Steel Amboy; An
couta. Lewis, Rockport.
Cid 4th. sch Jennie Lockwood, Poland, Fer
Sid 4th. schs Fred Belan,, for Bremen, Me;
Lorng @ Ballard, Catter returned1
SALEM-Ar Sd, sch VIM Thomas, Calais for
In port sd. schs Palestine, Calais for New
Haven; Viola May, do for Fall River; G b Ea-
ton, do for New York; Frank McDougal, from
Franklin for Philadelphia.
DOvER-Ar 80, sch Hope Haynes, FIN Forth
GLOUCESTER In port schs VIM r Chester,
Boston for Belfast; Hannah kimball, from
Rockport for Boston; Eastern Light, Boston for
Millbridge; ANNA L Wilder do for Rockport;
Edith May, do for Calais; New Zealand, York
for Boston; Tim Field, Boston for Swans Isl.
and Geo Pierce, Bangor for Bridgeport.
NEWBURYPORT - Ar I'd, sch Pochasset,
Herrick, Souta Amboy for Amesbury.
BANGOR - Sid Sd, barque Skobeleff Tuck
er, for Washington.
BATH-Sld I'd, schs Carrie A Lane. Hough-
ton. Philadeldhia; Mary olys, Moore, New
York.
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PICTURES
and EASELS.

So will enable you TO make a
present that will always be adj
mired think of it last year 81
would not have bought the same
style of Picture or as nice an
Easel.
Prices down? We should say
SO. 81 the beautiful imported
Draper % and POrtieres that are
bringing $40 in Chicago and New
York, selling at our store for
SIS. 1t takes q manager to keep
his eyes open for these bargains,
and we calculate TO be on deck
every day in the week.
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Notice Of Foreclosure Of, Mortgage.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the twenty
IN seventh day OF April, A. ID. 1887, Mont
gomery s. Gibson, of Portland, In the County Of
Cumberland, by his mortgage deed of that date,
recorded in Cumberland County Registry Of
Deeds, Book AL, Page 23S, conveyed to Cor
ham Savings Bank, a corporation created by
law and having its office in Gorham, in said
County, the following described real estate, viz:
A certain lot of land situated upon Cushing's Is
land In said Portland, bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Beginning upon the soutnerly
side of the Carriage Drive from the steamboat
landing to the Ottawa House at the southeast
erly corner OF Lot numbered thirty-seyen upon
Plan OF said Island made by Frederic Law Ohm
stead recorded in said Registry In Plan book A,
page b6; thence running South-westerly by the
south-eastery side line Of said Lot No. 81 to the
north-easterly side line of lot one hundred feet
in width, at right angles conveyed to William NJ
Sargent by Francis Gushing by deed dated Dec.
z, 1885; thence North $50 20f West by said
thence north-easterly by the line between said
Lot No. 81 and Lot No. 80 on said Plan, to said
carriage drive; thence around by said carriage
drive ON slightly convex line to the corner be-
gun at; together with all the rights and privil-
eyes mentioned in the deed from Francis Cush-
ing to said Gibson, dated Dec. 8, 1885, recorded
in said registry. in Book 522, Page 3l6. Also
one other lot or parcel OF land, on said Cushing's
Island. part of which is portions of Lots num-
bered twenty and twenty-one on the Olmstead
Plan of said Island, recorded in said Registry,
Plan Book A, Page So, which lot IS described
and bounced thus, viZ Starting at point in the
fence north of the road leading to the Ottawa
point being one hundred and fifty-eight feet five
inches from the corner OF a stone wall; thence
easterly along said fence three hundred aud
ninety-one feet five inches to point sixty feet
distant from the corner of another stone wall;
thence on curve to left of eighty-nine feet rad
ius until 1t meets said stone WALL at which
point il is sixty feet from the said corner of wall
and fence; thence north-easterly along the wall
and road forty feet to point; thence north
westerly four hundred and sixty-three feet six
inches to point at the side of a road; thence
south-westerly along said road two hundred
feet to point; thence on curve to left of fifty
five feet radius to point begun at lines by roads
to follow the general curves of said roads. The
same, containing two and six one-hundredths
acres, was conveyed to said Gibson by Francis
Cushing, March 3, 1887.
That said Bank claims said parcels of
real estate under and by said mortgage and
that the condition of and in the same has been
and is broken, by reason whereof said Gorham
Savings Bank claims foreclosure of said mort
gage. pursuant TO the statute In such case made
aud provided.
GORHAM SAVINGS BANK,
By Its Treasurer, John A. Waterman.
GOrham, Nov. 20, 1891. nov25d1awS3w
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3-Cld, sch Everett, Boston.


Ar at Demerara Nov 7th, sch Benz c Firth,
FaleS, Boston,
Sid Nov 6, sch Henry Classon Appleby for
Philadelphia.
Ar at Berbice Noy 4, sen Montana, Bradley,
New York.
Sid FIN Kingston, ia. Nov 20, barque Grace
Lynwood. Giley, for Chester, Pa.
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Domestic Ports

pembroke, Dec l-Sch Comet, Rice, which
went ashore on Denbow Point about two weeks
ago, has been repaired and is reloading cargo
for Lubec.
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DT. s. - "a eed >
BOTANIC AND CLMRVOyAET PHYSICIAN,
sheriff,s sale.

6HHCEEEE . GNHGs
STATE OF MAINE. CUMBERLAND SIS
TTyAKEN by virtue Of an execution In favor Of
II Edward G. Sherburn, OF Boston, Massa-
chusetts, and against the Atrato Mining Com
pany, OF Portland, in the County of Cumber-
land, and (unless sooner redeemed) will be sold
by public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
office of George K. Bird, Esq, No. SO Exchange
street, in said Portland. on Tuesday the twen-
O'clock in the forenoon twelve thousand shares
of tine capital stock of the Atrato Mining and
Developing Company, standing in the name of
the said Atrato Mining Company and evidenced
1883.
November, A. ID. 1891.
noy2Sdl awS3W Deputy Sheriff.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

BOOTHBAY HARBoR, Dec 1-Sld, barque
Emma II Smith, (Br) Faulkner, for Wind
s0r, Ms; schs Ailandale, Thurston, Bangor for
Boston; Joe, Sawyer, MlllbTidge for New York |;
Game-cock, Wallace, Mnlbfidge for Portland /;
Bertha v, Wilson, Bangor for Boston, Canary,
WATSON, st Johu; NIB, for do; Beaper, Brown,
Snulee, Ms, tor Providence; Ksrsiie. Barns.
ST John, NIB, for New York.
SASO. Dec a-Cld sch Everett Roston
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If sou don't happen to have
enough ready cash to spare, to
pay for all you'd like to give
away or use 10 add comforts 10
your own home, that's ali right,
You can make a small payment
now and a small one each month,
and you'll hardly miss IL.
We are ready with all that goes
to make perfect comfort, wheth-
or it be in the home OF the rich
man or the daily tOiler.
An assortment to please every
one, prices to suit, terms to suit,
and a discount for cash buyers.
Don't hesitate. buy now while the
stock il complete.
Fashions latest Ia always on
our floors, the greatest variety is
TO be found at our store.
Your orders Will receive our
hest attention, and If you want
us TO hold goods and deliver
them Christmas Eve, or at any
time. re shall be pleased to at
tend 10 your instructions.
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our Price rs cEkTS.

Crops are good, weather il
good, our tempers ought to be-
good, and ii ever folks were in
Inclined to royalty celebrate
Christmas this ought to be the
year.
Be happy yourself aud make
everyone else as happy as yOu
can.
1t won't cost you much for
your Christmas Presents if You
come to US. We have lowered
our prices, secured specialties,
and will give you a chance to
select some CT the hands0mest
goods for trifliDg sums.
1913 different styles Of
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cotton Markets.


lbJ
NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-The Cotton market
quiet and steady; sales 1888 bales; ordinary up
lands at 8 ll-l6c; do GUT at 6 1-16c: good ord
nary stained 8 Ice: Smidding uplandS 4 Lie;
Gulf do 7-16c; do stained sec
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 4-CotTon market is
steady; middling at 7ssc
SAVANNAH. Dec. A, 1891 Couon market
easy; middlings at 71sc.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 4, isel.-Ccttoa mar
ket quiet miodling at 71Ae
MEMPHIS, Dec. 4, sl69l The Cotton mar
ket Is quiet; mlddlings at71ac
MOBILE, Dec. 4 l89l.-Ine Cotton mark ct
quiet; mlddlinRs at Z 6-16
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Thursdays quotations.
Gloucester Fish Marker.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING. Dee .

Squirting bait So y Dbl.
375. A
Outside fare sales Bank cod 81 80 and 8 rs;
Fare sales of fresh mixed fish rs for cusk.
] 30 for hake, 10 for pollock, 81 o for had
dock and 3 rs for cod
Last fare sales of Bank halibut l41A and
l0l4c " fb for while and gray.
the receipts for the past week have been as
0llOws:
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Parlor Stoves.

The weather is against their
sale but, just as sure rs this is
December, zero weather will be
here and if you have no Stove
you would do well TO look over
our line and see how cheap we
can sell you one.
All the Blankets are gone ex-
cept few pairs. Was it any
wonder9 Wholesale price was
$3.50, retail price was SIS we
sold at $3.50, and when people
looked at them they bought
quick for fear we would alter our
minds. It was q genuine clear
ance. Probably fifty pairs or
so are left; If you happen to
want q pair or so. better see
about them right of.
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fares


. I"IV0 LIIUuoio#U %, I6U 13
Mackerel, jobbing, small IS, So SO and 40 /.
medium 80, $40 30 and Sill; large 3s, Sl4: me,
oium rs, SIS and S A. large %. sl72Si8 hav
Is, S2i; Share IS. s24i extra Shore is, S 20 ;ex-
ira bloateIs $50. -
we quote new Georges Goldfish at 81 25 ~
att for large, and small at 0u@5 60: Bank Al
sb 75d6 rs for large aud 81 20 for small shore
at So 70 and Sass for large and small. DRY
Bank at 81 90; medium s51s.
We quote cured cusk at SO co % qtl: bake nj
SO 90; Maddox So rs; heavy salted Pollock AT
SO "a, and English cured So 20 per atl
Homeless and prepared fish at 5G7c % II for
lake, haddock and cusk, 71s@1Ue a ID for
Al love " fb for strips aud lI1ac for chunks !.
smoked salmon 19c; do maddox &C. MEDIUM,
herring at &c y box; tucks 1Sc; length wise
l3c; No Is at l4e; Bloaters at zoe; canned
trout 81 b0;tresh halibut at SO 20; fresh salmon
81 %; herring s5c.
Labrador herring at so y Dbl; Newtouod-
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PORTLAND. Dec. A, 1891.
Receipts by Maine Central X R-For Portland
20 cars miscellaneous Merchandise, connecting
roads 1926 cars.
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Forelcn Ports.

Ar at Hong Kong Nov 20, barque B F Hunt,
Pritchard New York.
At sydney, NSW, Oct Q. barque Carrie Wins
low, Barrett, from New York, ar Oct IA, for
Valparaiso and Newcastle.
AT Melbourne Nov 2, barque Spartan, Ander-
son, for Boston.
Sid I'm Pisagua Oct 20, barque Richd Parsons,
Thorndlke, New York.
Sid I'm Caleta Buena Oct 2, barque Grace Deer.
ing, for Hampton Roads.
SID I'm Nanaimo Nov ~, ship Wachusett, for
San Francisco.
Sid FIN Cardiff Nov 2i barque Bonny Doom,
Burgess, Trinidad.
AR at Barbados Nov A, brig Victoria. Ham.
Sid FIN Laguayra Nov 10, barque Albemarle,
Forbes, Navassa, to load for Carteret.
Ar at Port Spain Nov "a, sch Jennie Butler,
Butler, Philadelphia.
Ar At Havana Nov 20. sch Minnie Smith, Arey,
New York.
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EaSV CHAIRS and Rockers,

We know of no article that
gives more solid satisfaction to
the receiver Of a present than a
comfortable, r0Omy chair +; it
lasts, il keeps you in remem-
brancs for it gives ease and adds
beauty to any room.
One speciality is a Leather
Chair for $500; they were never
made for the money, but the fac.
tory went TO the mischief,
couldn't pay its debts goods
sold by sheriff, and we have
them. What you might call a
bargain.
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Cloak Department.

Cloak Department,
Great reduction in Furs. The
WARM season caused Ii. we
think the stock a little too large
for this time in the season, so "a
sacrifice of profits follows. TIE
start trade in This department
we do Ii aud shall offer sOEme OF
our Fur Capes to-day nt Nearly
Half Price.
Note the remarkable prices of
fered in Ci0Hks.
One lot Black Refer Jackets
worth $500, ut
$500.
our q 90 Black ChevIoI Egeex-
e. Jacket fer
Our $1,000 Black Cheviot
Refer Jackets, collar and
fronts OF real Astrachan F.,
Only / 9.98,
Black Chevt0t Reef jacket,
80 inches long, collar and fronts
OF Black Oppossum Fur,
Only $500.
actually worth $4,000.
An extra fine line OF Misses
Newmarkets, with the new En-
gIisia and Military Capes, the
very latest styles; ages from
~, IA, I6 and rs years.
ChlidFen's Cloaks, cut from
choice patterns of Plaids and
Checks, ian Gretchens, Newmark-
cts with fancy capes, and all the
new styles, at prices for six days
that will enable us TO close near
ly cur entire stock.
An extra ane line Of Fur and
Quilied Lined SILK CircuI ars and
Seal Plush Sacques.
A large line OF Ladics' Ne y.
markets. with and without
rapes. The prices are an object
to y9u.
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BASEMENT

BASEMENT.
Blanket department has its
share of bargains. You should
examine them. One hundred
pairs white Blankets,
SIS Cts. Pair.
as pairs Grey Blankets
60 Cts. Pair.
One of the greatest bnrgains
we have shown this season will
be an f.4 White ALI Wool Blan-
ket with jacquard borders,
fully TWO yards wide, strictly
perfect,
at $3.50 Pair.
We have Just marked our EN-.
Ire ss ..t OF BlanE els nt = FREE
them as "A special feature to-
morrow, Tuesday. at prices that
Will command an instant sale.
Come tomorrow.
Great bargains i'm Table Da-
mask. One lot Rieached Linen
DamHsk,
25 CENTS.
One lot Half Rieached Linen
DamRsk,
10 CENTS.
lOpieces genuine Turkey Red
DDmRsE,
Is Cts. Yard.
turkey Red Table Covers,
= yards long, 80 cents.
= a.2 yards long, 20 cents.
A large variety OF BGeached
and Umbieached Damask from
so cents us. Also Napkins 10
match
We manufacture our Oyyn Com.
fOrteTs IA fine quality of cover
ing and filling. One special
bargain is "a pineapple rissue
covering filled with the best sen
F0aFn fsatliDg, extra large,
$3.50.
White Quilts in "a large variety
n IN n
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CALIFORNIA, TEXAS And MEXICO.

SemtMontbly Parties, Personally conducted.
combining comfort, low rates, quick time, Pull
man sleeping cars. Call on or address Il. Il.
CURkIkR, New England Agent Southern
Pacific Co., 1872 Washington st. Boston, Mass.
jan19 cody
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Sch Geo L Dudley, Wilson, Somes Sound for
New York-Peter Nickurson.
Sch George l. Drake. Goldthwaite, Bangor
and Charleston-Ryan & Kelsey.
Sen Leonessa, Robinson, bangor and New
York.
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Railroad Receipts

Imports.
CHEVEIRE, NS.i Schr Chrisina-35n tons
plaster 10 Carleton Bros g. Co.
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OUR PRICE 70 CENTS.

Genuine English Serge, SO
inches wide, ala sOOs, sewer be.
fGre Eetfsslesi less thasa $l.ON,
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White Quilts in "a large variety
OF pate rms and prices.
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NOTHING TO COMPLAIN OF.
Andthara ia S;,var,v.~a

And there il SilverWare /; see
the choice berry dishes, fruit
dishes, cake baskets, casters and
tea sets, TO say nothing OF pie
knives, oyster ladies', les water
sets, butter dishes and pickle
stands; all Rogers Al or Reed
& BartOl's goods (; we keep no
trashy Silyerware, every article
has been sorted ont and every
thiDg not of the very latest style
was put aside to 90 at the sacris
flee price. Ii SilyerWRre is in
your mind we can sell you cheap
err than any store.
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M airline NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
FRIDAY, Dec A.
Arrived.

FRIDAY, Dec A.
Arrived.
Steamship Maverick. Daboll, Bayonne-oil to
Barque Falmouth, (Br) Davidson, Windsor for
New York.
Sch Christina Moore. (Br) Crowen cheverie-
plaster TO Carlton Bros.
Sch Reaper, (BD Brown, River Herbert, MS,
for New York.
Sch Minnie c Taylor, Qunlan. st John. NIB,
for New York.
Sen Canary. (BT WATSON, st John, NIB, for
Boston.
Sen Friendship, (Br) Hill, st John, NIB, for
Boston.
Sch Karslie, (Br) Harris, st john NIB, for
New York.
Sch / r, (Br) Geldert. st John, NIB, for New
York.
sen Galatea. tBp secord. St John, NIB, for
sch Modena, tBr) Gale, St John. N 3. for New
York.
Sch Elite, (Br) Comeau, St John, NIB, for New
York.
Sch American Team. Handy, st John, NIB, for
New York.
Sch Game-cock. Wallace, Mlllbridge.
Sch J II Butler, Brown. Rockand-lime 10
G 8 Chase.
sch Paine, Deer Isle for Boston.
Sch Bertha v, Wilson, Millbridge for Boston.
Sch Joe. Sawyer, MiIlDridge for Anew York.
sen Ailandale. Belts, Bangor for Boston.
Sen Good Templar simmons, Friendship.
Sch Enterprise, Chamberlain, Phlpsburg.
Sch Alfred w Fisk, Vinalhaven for Philadel.
phia.
Sch Sarah D Rawson, French, Bangor for
New York.
Sch Lady Ellen. Calais for New York
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spoken.
Nov %, off Bird Rock, sch M A Achorn, from
Wilmington, NJ for st Jago.
No date, lat % 80, Ion SO 40, ship John Cur
rier, Lawrence, from New York for Yokohoma.
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Mr.. Emerson (of Boston)-How rapidly City,
temnestra grows!
Mrs. Emerson-Yes. The dear child will be
four years old next week. quite old enough to
put into eyeglasses. VIII you select them for
her, or shall l,-Harper's Bazaar
The germs of scrofula are destroyed by Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Sold by druggists.
Smith-Your wife don't seem to be in a very
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Jones' She has had some very bad luck this
morning, poor thing. She went out shopping TO
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Sifttngs.
The severest cases of asthma are Immediate
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Solicitors Spouse-What makes Won look so
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Great Lawyer-Well, I'm having considerable
trouble down town.
spouse-Now you must tell me all about
Lawyer-Well you see, want to keep the
ONCE open TIL five, ana the office boy wants
to close it at four. and we can't seem to ar
range matters Boston Courier.
Halls Hair Remover keeps the hair soft and
lustrous, and easy to arrange.
Didn't Gauge Him Right.
haherdasher What did you charge the ar
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Cleik-Two dollars
Haberdasher-Did he take it?
Clerk-No; he said he wanted one for about
three dollars and fifty cents.-Puck.
Allow me to add my tribute to the efficacy
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Faith Without Works.
Tramp-Madam, have faith to believe that
you Will take pity on me and. give me "a nice
warm breakfast.
Madam-Yes; but you must remember that
faith without works IS dead. There's the wood
pile at your service.-Boston Transcript.