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sE e NEW York, Aug. Is.
Schooner Amy Warwick. with ninety tons
coal for an Eastern port, got adrift last night
and collided with the barque ShawmIlt, at an
Choir in the stream and sunk immediately
The barque was damaged. No one was on
board the schooner at the time. Ne
Three burglars were arrested last night in
the act of opening store. Two of them proved
to be notorious English cracksmen.
Daniel Carver and Patrick Stewart, steve
dOres, have been arrested for stealing $4,000
worth of silks from Brazil steamer last Feb
Seventeen missionaries leave here on Satur-
day for Beyrout Constantinople and Damas-
GUS tass ~ Ana Isl. .s4.l8
John Whitman fell from the second story of
the Gold room to-day, mortally wounding him
self. ~ FaMH f
The Daily News of this evening states that
the affidavits published in the Times this morn
ing, duplicating Hon. Ben. Wood and others
in subornation of perjury in procuring aft
davits to be used against Judge Advocate
General Holt are false as far as he is con-
cerned, and that he does not know, and never
had any intercourse with Conover or either of
the atlantis Roger A. Pryor has also published
an affidavit denying the truth of the state-
ments SO far as he is concerned. '..as.5 s,i
p Gen. George w. Buckley originator of the
order of the knights of the Golden Circle,
DIED at Baltimore on Saturday. ioaf
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A GENTS -wanted-s25. Ooo.-m male and FINAL,
agents wanted TO sell the most salealle article III
me age. Agents can easily clear 800 per day. Sam.
pic anu circular sent free. Can be done nj bon, q,
travelling For further particulars a,l,reis aEU ~
KUHN q Co, $50 Broadway, NY. N. B.%Tbis /.
no humbug or gilt enterprise. aurIodiw (, a.
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Desperate Fight with Indians near Fort
Phil Kearney.

NEW YORK, aug. 10.
The Tribune's Omaha special Of the 18th
inst. says a hard fought battle between the In
dams and whites occurred near Fort Phil
Kearney on the I'd inst. Forty citizens and as
many soldiers, under Major Powell and Lieut.
Jump, left the fort for the purpose of gather
ing fuel, and when within five miles of the
fort band of $50 savages made an attack on
them. The whites made a desperate resist
ance, but the Indians, after killing Lieut.. Jump
and others and wounding two priyates, sue
ceeded in stampeding the cattle. The whites
then took 2 position behind breastword of
wagon boxes, OK yokes, &c. The savages en-
circled them with wild yells and continued to
fight with fendish desperation. The whites
fought the Indians three hours, killing and
wounding great many. The battle continued
with undated fury until Major Smith, with
two companies of United States regulars and
two howitzers, came to the rescue from the fort
when the Indians reiterated. going northeast.
and leaving five dead bodies on the field. Major
Powell reports the total loss of the savages was
sixty killed outright and a large number
wounded. 1857 3't lifeaB.
The official account of Gen. Augur charges
Turkey Foot, the chief of the Cheyennes, as
being alone guilty of the Plum creek massacre
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RriscelIaneou. Dispatches.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 15 B
A difficulty occurred last night between the
new elected Congressman, Maynard. and his
late opponent The parties came to blows, but
Were finally separated by their friends.
New ORLEANS, Aug. Is
In few days Gen. Sheridan will issue an
order calling an election for or against con-
vention, in accordance with the terms of the
law. a
ksoA mNa CLEVELAND, O., Aug. Is.
Sayer, Kulp & Co.'S sash factory, at Wads-
worth, was burnt to-day. Loss $4,000; in
sured. .sRps sa6s2EK. y hs8ef1 ffks
40 INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Aug. 10.
McMinnaway, the murderer of Johns, the
telegraph operator, at Gosport last Spring, has
been convicted and sentenced to State prison
for life. + - f,se
bsorsf feas SPRINGFIELD, Aug. Is.
The game of base ball in this city to-day, be-
tween the Union club of Lansingburg, N. Y,
and the Hampden club, of this city, was ter
minated by the rain after five innings and
eight tallies for the former and six inn
ings and ten tallies for the latter. Had the
game continued the Union club would prOba-
bly, have been defeated. - sXEs4SfhS
amla4wf New York, Aug. 49,
Mr.. VIM. III. Knapp, one of the earliest OPP
orators and printing. photographers, and for sew
eral years connected with the Boston office of
the New York and Boston House Line, died
near Micanopy, Florida, on the 4th inst, where
he was successfully managing cotton planta-
ton on the free labor system. 80 = aliH
es'lt4 Ad 4 ALBANY, Aug Is.
| Gov. Fenton, accompanied by his daughters,
eft this evening for the White Mountains, and
will be absent nearly two weeks. e.AsRsg
5asGl RICHMOND, Va, Aug. IL.
Collector of Internal Revenue James was
tried for acceptinsoblibe and acquitted today.
ssh ROCHESTER,, NY, Aug. L.
Prof Langworthy, while performing in the
lions cage at the circus at Honey Falls, N. Y.
last evening, was attacked by the lion and bad
ly injured. His side was crushed and back
and limbs lacerated. He will probably recov-
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NEW YORK, Aug. 10.
The Times special Washington despatch con-
tains copies of numerous interesting docu-
ments which are on file in the office of the At
torney General, the Bure au Of Military JUS
tice and the War Department, which the
Times says form startling and remarkable dis
closures of political intrigues, and regards
these documents as Democratic plot against
the Bureau of Military Justice, and asserts
that Sanford Conover was hired to manufac-
ture evidence against Judge Holt.
Among the documents are petitions to the
President for the pardon of Conover signed by
congressman Rogers, Radford, iNiback, e.
bridge and LeBlond whom the Times charges
with being heleaders in the attempt to dam
age Judge Holt. Atfidayits are also printed
from Nathan onscar james +. Matterson and
John Martin, which show that they were pres
emit at interviews with Roger A. Pryor Dick
Taylor, Ben Wood and Conover, for the pur-
pose of manufacturing false evidence against
Judge Holt and to secure the release of jeff
Davis by bail or pardon. Money was offered
and declined by them TO become participants.
These documents were sworn to before nota-
~ public in New York last week. an ls4s&
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CHARLES MORSE, M. D.,


No. Deering Street, Portland Maine.
Having devoted all his fine and attention to the
treatmentot CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma, and all Chronic Diseases of the Throat and
Lungs, by. COLD MEDICA1ED INHALATION, has
met with success unparalleled in the treatment of
these diseases. He also treats all diseases compile
Gated with those named above.
He has practiced extensively in New York and
Boston, and the last ten years has been located in
Portland. He formerly visited towns aud cities in
the valley of the Kennebec, where he has large
number of patients, many of whom are living wit
nesses of the efficiency of his treatment. aass
The great increase in practice, coming from all
parts ofthis and other States and the Provinces and
Canadas, renders it impossible for him to visit the
towns and cities as he was accustomed to few years
ago, but is prepared to treat patients at Lis Office,
to send medicine and directions to any part of the
United States Provinces, by receiving an accurate
description of the symptoms the patients can give.
August 10. eod1w&W f,.s..t
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p.rina Robbery.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Aug.15.
A bold robbery was committed last night at
Pratt Whitney & Co.'s factory, on Flower
street The premises were entered at mid
night by four men, two of whom knocked down
and gagged the night watchman, while the 9TH
er two rifled his pockets and secured the keys
of the office, where they attempted to blow up
the safe with powder, but the combination lock
rendered the job useless. They then went up
stairs to the office of the Weed Sewing Ma
chlne Company, one of the number guarding
tne watchman below, and blew open the safe
ana TOOK MAO in money and made off, lOckiI G
bers left the city Immediately after, on the one
O'Clock train for Boston.
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Meeting Of ,he National Academy Of Sci

q
sal,g1s HARTFORD, Conn.,. Aug. Is.
There was good attendance at the hour of
opening this morning. Prof. Agassiz dis
coursed on the structural character of "Zlach-
ian, lucid and interesting paper, illustrat-
ed somewhat from the Professors recent re-
searches in the Amazon. At the conclusion
Mr.. Pierce remarked on the topic, and Mr.
Van Wick was invited to take part in the de-
alterations Of the body. By vote an invita-
ton was then extended to DIR. Ill. BARNARD to
present the Academy of Science with plan
of the new National Department of Education,
of which he is chief The next paper was notes
on "curvatace." Mr. Hall, of the New York
State Geologst, was the author of the next
paper, being remarks on geographical rela-
lions of the mastodon and fossil elephant, sug-
gested by the discovery of the Cohoes mastodon.
He said the mastOdon might have been brought
down by a river, have settled upon a prOec-
ton in the bank, and the bones finally washed
into pithole, or it might have been carried
thither preserved in ice like the mammoths of
Siberia, and by the gradual melting of the gla-
cier been deposited in the localities in question.
Professor Agassiz said Mr.. Hall did not go
far enough in his views of glacial action. Not
only was deposition of bones the result of that
action, but pitholes themselves have been
formed by glaciers. No fuvial motion could
have made them. He described the occur
renee ofprecisely similar holes in Switzerland,
where they could be seen in actual process of
formation. They We're caused by water falls,
frequently LOCO feet high in crevasses of gla-
cels EH 80
The fourth paper read was by Brig. Gen. J.
u. Barnard, U. s. Engineer gG Hlf8Ft
In the afternoon, Prof. Agassiz presented pa
pers on "Sterility" sls. 7,rlft rs-sfE
Senator Dixon gives a reception to the MEM
bers OF the Academy Tomorrow evening.
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New York Market

tAE2aA 1Sss New YoRK, Ang. 10.
Cotton-frm; sales TO- 900 balesj Middling uplands
at 2s3c.
Flour-10 a. zoe higher; sales 10000 bbls. super
fine State at 20 al 75 round hoop Ohio at 80 "a
~ 70; Western at % % 1900; Southern at ii 0O 09
IA 30; California at ~ coo IA 50 y
Wheat -tirm; sales IA 900 BUSH; Amber State 80;
Amber Michigan 2 %; new Amber Southern 2 20 %
2 so; White California rs % 2 so; White Southern
2 40. a4Qil.o 7t 81 ,aailiifiih gsh
Connective; sales 100000 bush. new Mixed West
10 az ~. Ia -1n -ltislf = '-igii % :, g
Oats-firm lt'aa ltas3 tntis't 9f'-
Beef-firm. a5oa'o - = ,afait fl3t l's g
Pork-heayy. fv.i 3ll Af,t 49, -
Lard--steatiy. I' -'fff li-H '7it
Whiskey-quiet. ~.
Sugar-in moderate request; sales GOO hhds. Mus
covado at ii ) a 12lc. ea'i 2 i-i
Other Groceries quiet. 2 raj
Naval Stores-quiet and firm; Spirits Turpentine
at 594 % Coo; R0sn at IS a. go -N'i
Ons-dull; Linseed az 30 "a So; sperm quiet.
Petroleum. shade better; crude at lie; refined
bonded at % a 2SIc. Ass&sh sNh
Tallow-steady. n 50
Freights to Liyerpool-quiet. Aaft DTG GIL
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Fron, New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10.
Full registration returns are whites. A, 1872;
blacks, S2.907; total, 127 y637 The whites have
very small registration in ten parishes, and the
white majority in this city is 40. AS soon as
the State is arranged into districts Gen. Sheri-
dan will issue an order for the election of men,
bers to the convention to form a constitution
under the reconstruction act. ca za
Fourteen deaths from yellow fever have oc-
CURED during the week ending this morning
Accounts continue to be received from this
State and the coast counties of Texas of the
destructiveness of the cotton worm.r
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It, LET.
To be Let.
To Let.

OFFICES in the Sd story of the Canal Nationa
" Bank building Also large room in 4ih story.
Apply at the Bank, aug12d1awtf new
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Medical Inhalation.
isea FOR THE CURE OF titt.A
liIffs 1s.lal 7g-f
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, ca
tarrh, and all Affections of the
/ re- sep n ugs Lunss. 8A

Iak0latioa-This is subject which is at the pres
ent time exciting almost universal attention, and as
rational and scientific mode of treating Pulmonary
diseases, stands unquestionably first and foremost
among the discoveries in medicine of the present
century. Ina climate like ours where chronic pull
monary diseases are prevalent and universally
fatal, and where. too, profound conviction of the
usclessness and ineflicieney of all the ordinary
means employed by the professiop based on the pain
full and melancholy experience of the past, pervades
all classes of the community, this interesting discoy-
cry in medicine cannot but be hailed with the livei
est emotions and heartiest welcome by every high
minded, generous hearted and intelligent practition-
CT in the land. fEEAff
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Chicago Markets.

!" - CHICAGO, III, Aug. 10.
Flour-frm and unchanged. Wheat firm Winter
8 a SC higher No. red at 12s az 20; No. do at
2i6; No. Winter White 500 So; No. do at 1 81
az S2l Corn less active; sales No. at ~ az size,
and 92t q 93ic for No. 3 Oats at 57Ac for No J6sc
tor No. 2 Rye less active and DC lower: sales at %
20 ior No. aad " s 10 or NO. BARLEY III e
0 % 50 Lard nominal at IL a 12ic. Beef Cattle ac-
tive at advance of 10 "a zoe; common to good so
90 so. Live Hogs declined 15 q zoe; common to
good at 90 a %. Sheep active and 10 a. % lower.
Reeeipts-3,000 bbls. flour, $4,000 bush. wheat
BUSH corn, 81 900 bus OATS 800 hogs. Shipments
5000 bbls. -four 25 900 bush. wheat, $50 900 bush.
corn 5e, 900 bush. oats ay - g. Z a..
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Southern Items.

q. 90 AUGUSTA, GA, Aug. 70. y
An accident occurred last night on the Au-
gusta and Savannah Railroad, near McBean's
station, by the washing away Of culvert, kill
man, Charles Calvin, and freedman. - -
A. B. Lamar, Solicitor General of Wineso-
gee County, has been removed by order of Gen.
Pope. &&sNEH GsNE ~ Ff
The Montgomery Advertiser says Gen. Pope
has removed all the civil officers of Macon
County from Probate Judge down.. .sg1r
County Conventions are being held in Flori-
da for the purpose of adopting a platform up
on which the whites and blacks can commune
cate. ~ .5l
As far as heard from, the following is the re-
suit of the registration in Alabama:-White
59,045; blacks, 766i0; total, 135,6S5.
Asxss RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. 15.
Regis tration commenced here to-day. Sew
enty-one whites and 67 blacks were registered
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case of poisoning occurred in Martin
township, Mclean County, on Friday last re-
sulting in the death of three children of Mrs
Hart, and probable death of four ether chill
dren, who were living at last accounts. Sns-
picon rests upon married daughter of Mrs
Hart and.a brother of her husband, who are
under arrest.
DIR. A. Goodrich, who caused the arrest of
several members of the Board of Trade few
days since for selling grain "short" has brought
a suit against the Chicago Times for libel
damages $4,000 The libel consists in attrib-
uting mercenary motives to him in procuring
the arrests.
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York County Nominations.

Especial Dispatch to the Press by the International
Line.l
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fosiA fs" New YORK, Aug. Is.
Marquee had been taken prisoner at the Ha-
cienda Paredones, and was on his way to the
capitol. ss Az ets.fs4 asa ealr.i.s at.ali sil4sf
Among the list of condemned officers is
Salm Salm, whose wife is still in the country
trying hard to save his life. 1t is again report
ed that she is the neice Of President johnson.
Ottoboufg had received his credentials as
Minister Plenipotentiary. tffFs 3st ~ ~
Congress is to be convened in November, and
the Presidential election will take place in De-
cember.
Santa Annals son, in protest to Secre tary
Seward against the seizure of his father at
Sisal, intimates that the Washington Govern
ment must have been in completely with the
Liberals who arrested him.
Saltillo letters contain an account of the re-
ported assassination of Lopez, the betrayer OF
Macmillan 90 ldHg 5dj -, , W n ..H : ''ft
GALVESTON, Aug 10.
Monterey dates of the Sd inst state that Ca
males had revolted and attempted to capture a
specie train but failed, and is now marching on
MaIinoras.f l.--ssf ~ ri rr-ap IA IN. - r.rs d
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FOR SHE.

nNE-HALF part in common OF the large and
" beau eifu i6. on the northwesterly side OF Con-
gress street, little 10 the west OF Carlton street.
whereon those large elia trees are standing, and
known the 'Tree lot" having front OF ls4 feet
on Congress street, and defth Of PSI feet. IL VIII
be sold in whole or part to suit pa rehasers plan
OF same may be seen at Office OF ASS ignee. ~
Also the large and elegant brick hose and lot on
Bramhall fronting ON the Promenade, h. ished anu
complete IN nearly every particular, with gas, water
wo ks, bathng room and all modern imprOv v.
On the same lot IS very convenient and new brick
barn. complete in all respects. The whole premi SEES
present the most attractive and desirable residence
offered ior sale in the city. i t.i.. l.I-r
Also several small lots of land Munjoy Hill,
fronting on Monument street, and several in rear
and adjoining. plan Of same may be seen at said
office. ''
Also ONE quarter part in common of the two sto-
ny brick house and lot, No. Oak street, now occu-
pied by VIM. s. Broughton.
Also three pews in High Street Church, pleasant
ly located and furnished,
For further particulars apply to
SEWALL q. CHASE, or
HENRY p. DEANE, Assignee.
tuI No. elapp's Block, Congress Street.
Portland, July s, 1867. - Sjy9-iss odtf
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From, Nyashi.a,o..

stlsa WASHINGTON, Aug. 15
Mr.. Bradley, Jr., was arr ,sted this morning
bail in $1,000. -lai
1t has rained here since midnight .-
The Pacific Mail Steamship Co. has rendered
free passage to San Francisco to the Rus
sian Commissioners for the transfer of the
Russian possessions. saa ~
The amount of gold in the Treasury is $685.
$4,000. OF which $40, 600, 900 are in gold GER
tificates. Amount of currency is $67 ,281 OOO
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Dissolution Of COpartmership,
THE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
i firm OF VARNEY 81 GARLAND, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. c. p. GARLAND is au-
thOized to settle the business of the late firm.
A WILLIAM VARNEY.
CT. G ARLAND.
Portland, Augu 1T 18th, 1867. aug15:d2w*
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Cincinnati Markets.

2 2. % 8raf LaHI7l lCINCINNAJI, Aug. 10. .
Flour firm and unchanged; family 10 90 "a 10 so.
Wheat firm with light supply; Mol red 2 II "a
10; White $50. Corn steady at SIC. Oats-sales
No. at 80 q Coo. Rye firm at 90. Barley in GOOD
in bond, and demand light. Provisions unchanged;
Mess Pork at % rs; Bulk Meats at III "a 131c; Bacon
firm at Tor shoulders, sides Lie, and clear sides
steady at mar y ~ TFTsf . ss77s's
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COmmercIal.-.lscr Cable.
FRANKFoRT, Aug. 14-Evening

FRANKFORT, Aug 14-Evening,
United States bonds closed steady to-day at 77 for
1862. -
asa LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1t-Evening.
The Cotton market closed firm with an advance of
I'll. The following are the closing quotations: Mid
ding uplands 10sd; do. Orleans 113d. Breadstufs-
The market closed generally unchanged from the
opening quotations. Provisions-Cheese dull at 51s
Va for American; Beef 1865 Cd per Dbl; Pork 76s Cd
per Dbl; Lard and Bacon unchanged. Produce
common WILMINGTON Rosin is quoted at Is Cd; me-
nium los; Spirits Turpeniine 33s Sd; Taow As Cd;
white. --'' - : - : ,f1Y145 = - =
Consols 942 for money y l1-sf'fN1s ! -'zi
AMEkicAN SEcURIrIEs.-The following are the
current quotations for American securities United
road shares 45s 'o' AA''e -'''-
Cotton quiet and steady; sales TO-DAY nrobahlv
10, 900 bales. Breadstuffs-The rain checks
Corn declined to 5es Cd other articles are unchanS
ed. -Eslss - a
LIVERPOOL, Aug 15-2PM
The market for articles of American produce both
here and at London is generally quiet, and prices
without material change. Tallow advanced to AS Cd
per cwt. Easssg ..flsar .rfaGi 'll Is
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W." -->------'--'--'-''--
A VOID tn Roth SoypS.

CHOULD .ny Lady wish to imnrove her COMPLEX
- ION reriove freckles moth patches or any eth
er d1sh drations Ct the skin; also should any gen.
temah desire to repr0d lost hair IN the head,
or Increase the 6. owth OF whskels or moustaches,
o. change the hue to more desirable color, they
may address Nine j. d. ARTHUR. "A BleeRer ST.,
ma ion by return mail as will surpass their most
sanguine expectations au13w3w33
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ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 10.
Cattle-receipts here this week are generally Of an
inferior quality but the demand is active; some 5000
head changed hands at aly;inc of "a 2c prices
from a sc live weight outside for best extra. Ken
lucky Steers-receipts 1900 head; market dull at AZ
"a SIC. Lambs "a 7lc; receipts $500 head.
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"a The Negro Equal Rights Convention held
two more sessions to-day and adjourned. Res
olutions were passed condemning the course
of Senators Fessenden, TrumbulI and other
Republcans TT
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Seiznre Of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given thai the following des-
in cribed goods seized at this port, the
days hereinafter mentioned for violation of the Rev
enne Laws:
june 7th, 1857, on board steamer New England, 1
I'm, piece black Silk, piece watered Silk, pair
lady's Boots pairs lady's Cersets.
june 1eth ON board brig j.. O. York, half barrel
Molasses l WheelbaIrow, Blanket
June 18th, at 1875 Fore Street, gross briar wood
Pipes. carton watered Scarfs.
sy,June 18th, on board steamer New York, silk
Dress Pattern, piece sink Lining, yards Velvet.
June 18th, at PORTLAND, packages Kid Gloves,
cont aiming seveIaly 81 pairs, 80 pairs, 10 pairs and
Bpairs.
ANY person or persons claiming the same arc re-
quested to appear and make such claim within TWEEN
ty days from the date hereof: otherwise the said
goods will be disposed of in accordance with the acts
OF Congress in such cases made and provided.
.s- ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
~ % ~ Collector,
Portland, August 5, 1867. d1aw3w
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Havana Market.

Freights-moderate business for the United states
rates closing weak; shippers being disposed to load
&C u % 9 81 81 per box to New York Exchange on
$Z2o,0oO at "a q 23a for short sight Transactions
ior Glayed Sugar exceedingly light 1000 boxes sold
| af9s Offers of buyers do not exceed 8 9 81 reals
tor NO. ~ Dutch standard Holders continue firm at
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New orlsan. nrarI.e,ls..

Iss.,a..e sEsstf NEW ORLEANS. Aug. u.s. :
Colton--dull and unchanged; sales 200 bales; Low
Middling 26 g 26lc receipts s. bales. sugar-prime
10 choice Louisiana Ice Cuba low TO fair at &c., Nc
1921 q 1544. New York sight Exchange prem
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