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. FOREIGN ExpoRrs.-The total value of f

eign exports from this port last week, amount
ed to $41,613.H. Included in the shipments
were 2,472 box shocks, 1,511 shocks and heads,
$1,000 hoops, 1876 empty casks, 81 IL M shin
giles, 45O,561 feet lumber, 100 brls. flour, % brs.
meal, 80 brls. oat meal, 2 brls. beans, 10 brls.
pork, boxes tobacco, 157 pkgs. butter, 2 pairs
carriage wheels, 1877 gross matches.
LARcENY.-Three fellows went into the shop
of Amos Grover, on Congress street, Saturday
afternoon, and while one of them was bargain
ing for ham, one of the others went to the
money drawer and stole two S. bills. Mr..
Cover did not discover the theft until after the
fellows had gone from the shop, and it was too
late for him to pursue them '-~f- -,' =
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"Buy me ana I,U do voa Good. ,,

USE DIR. LANGsLEY,S ROOT AND
HERB BITTERS tor Jaundice, Costiveness, Liver
Complaint, Humors Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Piles,
Dizziness. Headache, DrOwsness, and all Diseases
arising from dis0rdered Stomach, Torpid Liver and
bad Blood, to which all persons subject Spring
and Summer. Sold by GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO.,
SO Hanover St. and by all Dealers in Medicines
mar12d cod lew 8. N.
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POLICE ITEMs.-Saturdaylt the Deputy Mar
shals made seizures of small quantities of
liquors in shops ON Washington and Pleasant
streets. Sunday they seized small quantity
of liquor and abarrel of ale in the shop Of Mo
Z rams, on Clark street. Inthe shop were four
or five persons.
! ( Saturday night five persons were taken to
the lookup for drunkenness, one for an assault
one for obstructing the sidewalk, and one for
larceny. -,
Sunday afternoon fight took place between
two of the occupants of the barracks, opposite
the Glass Works. The combat was bloody
one, and the police, who interfered and arrest
ed the combatants, got smeared with blood in
their endeavors to separate the men. The COM
batants were taken to the lookup J-
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For Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
Try the old and well known VEGETABLE
BALAAM, approved and used
by oldest and most celebrated Physicians for forty
years past. Get the genuine. -, 4A
Us '3aln REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggists, -
Decentralization 'a = Boston, ProprietOrs.
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Long Sought For I = '.i'aq al
.a44q '' ~ p. n '78 Come at Last !
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found for sale by all City
Druggists and first class Country Grocers.
AS a MEDICINE Mains Wine is Invaluable, beins
among the best not the best remedy for colds anC
pulmonary complaints, Manufactured from the pure
Juice OF the Derry, and unaduterated by any impure
Ingredient we can heartily recommend it to the scl
as a medicine.
8 To the days of the aged 1t addeth length, O.
To the mighty 1t addeth strength"
Ills balm for the sick, joy for the we'll
800 Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
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NOTICE.

A rare chance to buy three storied brick house
N on Spring street, modern built, with every
yenisn nee heated by steam. Immediate possession.
EnIniIe of HANSON Il DOW,
Real Estate Agents,
May6 II No. SAT Union Street.
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SUNDAY HORSE CARs.-A petition i

SUNDAY HORSE CARs.-A petition is being
day, cars may be, discontinued There is SO
much rum in that vicinity that some folks get
noisy. If they would forego the convenience of
grog shops by petitioning for visit from Dep
uty Constable Hawkes., it would be more to
their credit and the convenience of our city
folks who like to visit the graves of Their
friends on the Sabbath without coming in con-
tact with the "critter" a.
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Board W0aafed
For Sale.

DY young man and wife In private family;
ID one large OF two small rooms In vicinity OF En-
cry and Spring streets. t1
Address box $40 may27diws
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, GF "A soldier who had lost the use of his limbs
from Rheumatism has been completely cured and en-
abled to abandon his crutches by one bottle Of MET
CALBE'S GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. 1t Is truly
the wonder of the age. ~ Apl 10sn15w#
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Adversisemeu,. To-Day.

New Advertisements To-Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
industry and Charity-L. c. Dodge
7.lsaaassl-a-- ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Base Ball Match.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Pavement-Gatley, Sheridan s. Grifliths.
Board Wanted. .ss-......-- ..-.-=-.-.s.,-
NOuce-GeO. A. Thomas.
Copartnership-Snaw y McConkey.
New Books-Lee ~ Shepard.
Iced. w. Clark.
To the Electors of the City Of Portland.
A Card-Walter Brown. rtM u =
For Sale-Wm. Baldwin. X "
Bankrupt Notice-Wm. P. Preble.
For Matanzas-Emery & Fox.
Beet, &c.-ltandall, Emery & Co.
Sewing Machine-Geo. r. Davis & Co.
For Sale-Wm. AitchisOn.
Unclaimed Letters-W. Davis. =
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Massey ON GREELEY AND DAvIs.-Petrole
um V. Nasty has written letter descriptive
Of his feelings in witnessing the "Triumphal
Progress of j. Davis from Fortress Monroe to
Richmond" We regret that We have not
space for the whole of ii, but his account of the
bailing scene is quite too good to be lost: .,t
Never shell L forgt the shout tn at assembled
ez Horis wuz snin his name.
SO chears for Jeffyson Grealy and Horis
Daviss-one s. inseperabill, now & forever"
shouted ] enthoOsyastick corfedrit. ...
Immortality is yorse!" sed another, seazin
him by the BB- corjelly. Jeffyson Davss is
the big dorg ov the age, and 700, mi deer sir,
are the tin kittle tied 2 his tale. Wat joy!-
Wat happynis! When posterryty speeks, Nv
HIM tina will speak NV Yooi" ----.llt 10
coOdent restrane myself no more Dustin
in teers fell on2 Grealy 3 buzzum and we
imbrased. Ez he hed'nt, his spettik les on he
spoased it wuz Daviss Lisself, & he bustid in
teers also, and thare wuz 1 of the most strik-
in tabloos ever exhibited. l got ava afore he
diskivered his mistake. ..-.-
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z BASE BALL.--In the game between the Pr
oneer Club of this city, and the Sebascon Club
OF Gorham, playei in this city, Saturday, the
Pioneers were the winners, the score standing
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW B OOK S,
&F JUST PUBLISHED,
LEE AND SHEPARD.

BY the Author Of "Neighbor Lakewood"
N faSa OBS WIVES. By ]. T. TRowBRIDGE.
BY the Author of "Among the Pines"
on THE BORDER. By EDMUND KmKE. 70 mo.
STEPHEN DANE; BY Miss DOUGLASS. Author
of I'm Trust" 12mo, Cloth. s15o.
TWICE TAKEN. An Historical Romance Of ,ho
Maritime British Provinces. By GRANTS w
HALL. l2mo. Cloth. $1.75. vs.
SHAKINGs. Etchings from the Naval Academy.
by member Of tho Class OF 81 Fifty-eight Il
SERPENTS IN THE DOVES NEST. By REV.
JOHN TODD, ID. ID. Paper, Is cents; Cloth, 80 cts.
PEAT AS AN ARTICLE OF FUEL. Rv Fl
LEAyIrT. limo. Cloth. Sl.75.
BEET ROOT SUGAR, and Cultivation Of the Beet
~ By e. B. GRANT. l6mo, Cloth. S$1.25.
WHY NOT /? A Book for every Woman. By Prof
H. R. STORES, M. D. The Gold Medal Prize Es-
say on Abortion.) 16mo. Paper, 80 cts; Cloth,
ca ~ ---sF
I'm Prcss.
LITTLE BROTHER and Other Stories. By Fltz
Hugh Ludlow, 12mo. Cloth. $i.50.
STONES AND SKErcHEs, by our best Authors.
12mo, Cloth. e1.5O.
TIE OOLLEaH, THE MARKET, AND THE COURT /;
or, Woman's Relation to Education, Employment,
and Citizenship. BY Mrs. Caroline Ii. Dali.
TEN MONTHS IN BRAZIL. By Capt. John Goldman
I"Rinebelt."l 9A>- --s o." =
ssld by all Booksellers and News Dealers,
And sent by mail on receipt Of the price.
LEE & SHEPARD,
May 81. dit Publishers, Boston.
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MuniciDal COurt.

JUDGE KTNGsBURY PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-JOhn Cuskley, on a search and seiz-
ure PrOcess pau S22.30. = III - q
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HENRY r. MERRILL, M. D.,
and Surgeon
1853 CONGRESS STREET.
May 4-sNdf
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
r5s rent Wines. ~.
So highly recommended by Physicians. NAV be
found at wholesale at the drug stores of WV Whip
pie ~ Co., II. II. Hay, W. F. Phillips d Co., L. t.
Stanwood and j. W. Perkins g. Co. jan12sNdIy
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MINERAL BATHS At HOME.

MINERAL BATHS At HOME.
DYSPEPSIA CURED
RHEUMATISI CURED
ERUPTIONS ON fIhe FACE CURED
.- .ayi-s....'e, SCROFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Do away with all your various and often perni-
cious drugs aud quack medicines, and use few baths
prepared with 90 ,,-
"STRUMATIC SALTS ~
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors of the Mineral Well ofthe Penn'a Salt Man.
taeturing Co., in Pttsburg, and packed in air.
tight boxes. One always sufficient for bath. Di-
rections are attached. EEa- E
INTERNALLY USE
"Strumatic Mineral Waters I"
In bottles of and half pnts. One sufficient for
a days use. ~ = .Air u-satr.
t8-Sold by Druggists generally. .,.
Merrill Bros No. 215 State st., Boston Raynolds,
Pratt & Co, No. LOG Fulton st., New York, Wholesale
Agents. no20sNeodSWIy
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MARIN N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday, May 25.
- |.H .5 ARRIVED. 20 81. E'ri.fUu
Sch Clara d Smith, Smith, New York. .eutG-s
Sch Amanda Powers, Robinson, New York.
Sch Yantic, Deland. Boston. los. ..lsi|.F .
Sch Sawyer, Smith. Boston. .Gl-...E '
Sch Charles d Halock. Frisbee. Portsmouth
Sch Harriet Baker. Weber, Portsmouth.
Sch Lizzie Guptill, Kennedy, RoeklaDd.
Sch zen Washington, Miller, Rocklsud. -r
Sch Planet, Carroll, Rockland. ~ ftIE
CLEARED.
Steamer Dirgo,5 Sherwood, New York-Emery q
Fox.
Brig Elmira, Galley, Bridgeport, CB -Yeaton g.
Hale cqNr rrrrgorr lrr-4rtnAf
Sch Petrol, Curtis Washington. 81 AIL! = :.
Sch Michigan, Pickering, New York-C w Pierce.
Sch Adelaide, Haraden, Providenee-Berlin Mills
Company. .r.-.rs..f- --s-gas,.- ..
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick, Boston.
Sch Lively, Br) Anthony, Digby, Ms.
Sch Mary Eila, Thomas, st John, NB-Ryan g.
Davis. - ...-...- . .-...... 30 .
SAILED - Barque Henry Lord (; brigs Snow
Bird, VIM r Sawyer, and o, hers.aiiDf s-..I 4.
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DIR. SWEETS al
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT,

The Great External Remedy, Cures
Rheumatism, Cuts md Wounds,
Neuralgia, TeOthnche,
Sti6 Neck and oints, Sores,
Bruises, Ulcers, .. t.
Headache Burns and Scalds.
G0ut, ChiIblains,
Lumbag0, Bites and ktinQs.
Sprains,
Also the most efficient remedy for LAAMENESS,
SPRAINS, CALLS, SCRATCHES, Sc, in horses
GEO. G. GOODWIN & c D., Boston, Manufactur-
ers and Sole Agents. Sold by all Druggists.
mch12cod16wsN 'tlf
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Beef Pork and Lard.

ANN y l' ia-l- . n ijf!iu9 l.4..f .1zr
HUI BBLS Plato Beef. <.
80 BBLS. Elk IA Mess Beef. '- 1.
100 BBLS. Clear Pork. "a
so TICS. Choice Lard For sale by
3. ,-r-.s- ..-... RANDALL, EMERY s. co.
p = % Commercial ST., head Central Wharf
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COp0TtnerShiD Notice !

COp09't9aerShip Notice
THE subscribers have this day entered into copart-
Il nership under the firm name of
.,l.. SNOW a. McCONKEY,
tor the purpose of carrying Mason Work in all its
departments. sL
iHlt t.... -..... JOHN II. SNOW,
JOHN McCONKEY.
Portland, May 20, 1867. my27diw. I-
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r "A New Importation
JUST RECEIVED AT
ANDERSON &Co'sf
SSirt and Corset Store,
maysdtisN 333 Congress, above Casco.
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nUSASTER2.

Sch Martha Maria, (of Bangor) Capt Garlic, from
wilmington, NC, TOR West indies with hard pine.
put in to Fortress Monroe 25th and reports, 18th,
near the Southern edge of the Gulf. was struck by
lightning which shivered the topmast and mainmast,
and settled the vessel two feet The were pros
trated by the shock and Capt earle went crazy and
died on the oath. e.faaHl ry
Sch Sarah Fish, ashore in Pecosin River, is dis
charging and will come off in a few days.
Sch + A Bailey, tof Eastport) Small from Wind
sor Ms for Philadelphia is the vessel before report
ed ashore on Great Point Rip. She went on during
a dense ,og night oil the 22d where she filed and
sunk, and viii boa total loss, together with her
60 of plaster. Grew saved. n - 81
Brig II F Colthirst, from Mansanilla. was spoken
9th inst, five miles from Cay Blanco, with loss OF
loretopmast. sails. &c. Would so in to Trinidad or
Cienfuegos, for repairs . 80 -
A cable dispatch states that ship Medora from
Newport for New York, put into Falmouth, K, 22d,
in damaged condition.
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We publish belowa synopsis of the penalties
imposed by the Prohibitory law of 1858, now in
force, and the additional penalties imposed by
the act OF 1867. The additional penalties are
printed m italics, and it will be seen that thei-
effect is simply to make imprisonment, for a
longer or shorter term, the invariable instead
OF the occasional consequence of conviction
under the law:
SINGLE SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS.
First c0nyiction-Ten dollars fine, and costs,
and inlprisOnn,et thirty days. n
Second conuiction-Twenty dollars fine, and
COSTS and Imprisonment SIXTY days.
Third and subsequent c0nUictions.- Twenty
dollars fine and costs, and imprisonment three
months. ~ Do. .4-. ...t.
FOR BEING A COMMON SELLER.
First c0auicti0n-One hundred dollars fine,
and costs, and imprisonment three months.
Second conuiction-TwO hundred dollars fine,
and costs. and imprisonment four months.
Third and subsequent conUictiOns-Two hun
dred dollars fine, and costs, and Imprisonment
four months ... r. ..-'.
KEEPING DRINKING HOUSE.
FIRST conuiction-One hundred dollars fine
and costs, and Imprisonment three months
Second and subsequent conuict,ons-O One hun
bred dollars fine, and costs, and imprisonment
sir months. -., .-..
SEARCH AND SEIZURE PROCESS.
Each conviction dollars fine, and
costs, and imprisonment three months.
The statute of 1858 allows the manufacture
of all kinds of liquors, by giving bond not to
sell, except to authorized agents. The amend
ments allow the manufacture OF pure rum
and ALCOHOL" and no other kinds of liquors.
But both alike authorize the manufacture of CT
der, and the sale of it by the manufacturer. Un
der both acts, if the fines are not paid there is
additional imprisonment, from two to foul
months
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Sch Ethan Allen Blake. Philadelphia. 4
Sch George Deering, Willard. New YORK.
q Sch L Snow, Griffin, Rockport, Mass. ~
Sch Talent, { Br, Cofill, Windsor Ms = "
BEI.OW-Brig II Means, in light trim.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

TuJRspAY Aug l-Recepts OF Beeves this day-2ls at
Onehundredth-st; 155 at Cnmmunpaw; and los a Hud-
city There was very little TRACE a one hHn9re@u.. @
rough up to Ice for good u cwt Illinois steers
OwTiers early withdrew most Of their cattle. As the
markets have been for few weeks past this place may
just rs well be closed on ThuLsdays throwing tne S.ov
over to swell the numbers Monday. AZ Commnnipaw
nearly all the cattle closed out last night ana All e
fresh to-day few Texans Prices niue stronger
than Yesterday Some thin Illinois steers o1 q cWt'
brought i5c, and bunch OF light u cwt Texans Rdl5c
The Hudson City cattle, Ohio and Illinois steers OF %
egt are reported at 5a Cc and all sold The total since
Monday i272 and including that day 5722 for Tic week
quite enough for the demand. IL would be 700 lndhy
but for large call from ouisdeHarfOrd, New-IIayen,
BrldgppuTt Newark, and points on Long lhlahu' Inc
rouutry aue distance around the city s bare OF
cattle butchers have 70 depend upon this market Tor
Sleep are doing much better. There about ic ad-
vance Yesterday aud another &C. to-day caused by ghter
rriyas and good weather The dead meat markets are
becoming relieved and everything consplres 10 lNey
trade. How long it viii continue uncertain, iOr Wheh
reports present advance get abroad IL u more tn
likely another rush will set them back Arrivals to-day
are. Fortcth ST. 22jl ~ Hudson CITY COO az Cnin M
our.e the chief trade st FOTethst, where nearly
lll the stock sold on before IL O'Clock thc shcep az
aTc and lambs sa9ie. Fat sheep are In most denand
TN there Is an advance on hhiDs; Amops 'Hc 'H
,9Ies by Hume 4 Elliott lot Of 65 ID
state lambs at 9c fGW 9ie., with some 100 ID
,cep M 20 Some extra 100 sheep were picked out Tor
.hipping at Ttc One bunch OF feshy 6i lambs run
from 9aio with 2l2 head Ohio sheep, ~ ~ in falr nes
III al Gle H.. Of $50 strong 9G Ind sheep Drought Ie'
HcCraw sold about 700 lambs, nearly 90 d. at sslc,
Kirby sold his lambs at B. d9.c some pckeu ones "I
with eulls at 81 81 each. Onehat car iat 70 sneop
brought &c. .y.t.,A
Ilogs too show nm improvement the % cars Foreth
n uns Of quick n lively market at llc Tor foush o
t3e for fair aud &c FOR prime, the whole averaging &c
u win be observed that the plhclpaL Hog uslo :, -, 90
these yards present. Arrivals at CommunipaW 'oi
Leul-alsD sold.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
PASSENG ERS ARRIYED.

FROM BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON August lin assmshin
BscMr and Mrs y IT, OberDe, Mr. and Mrs 81 meigs n o.
Hubbard Armstrong Charles Armstrong Rosing Jas aGd 0so
Pnce Robert Fulton Elisha Ross samuel Hutton David Lea Meta
Maria Ford Tboy and Engue Francois
Caroline aud Whemna Pointer and Auguste Mayeh H. Eebs,
L. Bumen Bernard Ben Theodore Gerbadne and Jo
Kra Christina Mes H. Haser r Flip Lowen'
STEM G. spz Barbara aud Bernard IIsk Julius Eseng "" well
audit, James StOlmer
FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN August lin steamship
Engsnd-Mrs Baanore and children Mrs A. Jones Mr. and Mira b.
Fuller children Mrs. Fuman, Rev. M Mccall and
H. Bradley M Brough, Miss Godfrey Mr. AAgD, w Jones, MTs
HUDSON F. TysJe Mrs Fuller W. O. Morrison, and Aj stseg
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
TIE MARKETS
tCaretulJ rcpOrte1 ior THE IRiRrNA
TuTpepAY An .-Itgf

THURSDAY, August I, 1867.
AsTFs-Tbc inquiry Is light aud the market Is steady
at 6, u; Pearls nominal. -,
prices are only moderate We quote as follows; bI,hs
for P ladelpha FRONT. Cement 40 Al 51fnr ko7endae.
Hair al J5c for Rio Grande Mixed; jia53o Tor bncuga
Avres Mixed and II al2c. for Western lnw1shrd Mixed
Sths at ss three months Lime az 81 10 for Conhon ana
81 for Lump. Nails at s. 75 for Cut HdCdJ - 3asI 90
scotia; 81 10 A. tun for white Nova Scotia - ~ Dbl
fur CacinCd Eastern and 81 30 Dbl Tor Cacihed mick
crincker and Eiupre Mills ,
BEIsWAX-Yelow Western has been IN moderate de
maud. and steady at ~ i3c. -. ~
COTTON-Thcre has been less activity to-day, but he
atLct remains very firm at the fun figures OF the atc
,nprovrnct eacs OF oi0 bales on basis OF 1oc' lor
MIdding Upaud@, 20 zoe. for do. NewOrleans- .-,
COFFEE-Prices steady, but the market ohy nho'
eratey active sales OF G50 bags no. eh steamer oou'"
America. al l2i. gold, in bond. -
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW YORK.
CLEARED.


Steamship AriDoniA Maury Apara Psesc Mail seaDshpCo
Steamship coiam5is barton Havana. Garrison Allen
Steamship sss.@: ssnss aSaSs S1s
Steamship a%:s atos sa King ks So City PoSs and ekIsoSd
Ship Good Hope Hanson San Francisco W T. Coleman
sh George feabqd Paine San Francisco s. L Merchant %
BaIk j. II JlessOh MarSck Cow Bay b. BRET. Son Co.
Bst Bss Easfs soss: Ba Sf Corr Ss S B iil E. R9Sl
BaTs David NhSa COC%; Boston 4 Z BGSi w q.
5 Bs q " R3 LSsn 1 SsPsfa Sse Btc M'sy soS e5a' CO.
BIZ. Mary Grace (Br Pet Windsor s., crandan U"VArp
BGs Bessie CBr,. TObiu ST John n b. Brett Son Co.
scbr G IeanOr lBr) McPhsr'O9 Para, @ Lndmann Co.
Sc5I Conrad FsI Mooiso%sy Richmond Van Bru9.& s.sh.
Harriet Thomas Gnl Robinson cidiI and market Bentley
M;o. King Pygyids9; 4 R1s1s 1Ss. Tsf; S.,,, s.
ss ssf saRis EiRiEsf Baer i eH Racket Tyof
Sehr Maiy, sprngsteed, Fairhayen, Ferguson Wood
ARRIVED.
osS s'i% 9 R E'd . .n q G 5 PToH HaI G II Had SSs
Sea%hp Babe Rogers Bremen 18th u via Southampton lss
with md and 7 pass TO Isaac Taylor Has had strong '" wings The
steamship Henry CAaqncsy G.y A'pnTAl Ialy a. with pass,
Ship Ellen Hood Pennei Liverpool oueen,tovn "a DAY. y
Nsuth Has besA "a days W. Oths Ranks With high
BARI Gi5essOa Gates liverpool days With coal 70 H. aalOry
BARK Maria LOUISE Davis Jago, day' with to Jonas Saith
s sa 6sal S 10y Ems es rs' m 2 S: sp
Brig Reporter cOombs Bangor days with lumber to ROyehs
Scbr Fred Smith, Smith, Galveston 30 days with OOSD 70 r. w.
Sehr yphen ,oNa.sau " P Gardiner Cat Island 10 days with
pine apples, 20 r. +. II tchinsou Co - -
Bangor shesn Ellsworth days with lumber 10 John Boys
Sehr Astoria Ball Franklin With timber Simpson CaDP
Sc6r Ibbio Br ROart windsor s., days. plaster TO
'inS'; se5i George and Albert MeDonaa Bangor for J. City
ssT seS # f. ffa Hs4 fs1S RoSbp PSa Hartford Sf91 or BaSors
Scbr C,tlarae Davis. Ellsworth days
Schr r. L. Gree0fr, ThoWdike NnehAyen.
Sehr. Alice b, Barker Boston for ROndoHk
Sehr VIZ. Thomas White, Plymouth.
Schr J. H. Hunting ton, Jones, Boston
Schr MedOrl, =, ProYidence
Schr De'AwaA Wood Rocksnd.
Sehr Ontario. Barber Newport
sehr Chief Champion Newport
Schr Feetwing Nsse, ROcslAnt.
sehr Veranda Pond, Providence
SPOKEN
By plotboat F. p williams No. H. sehL James, from n'spOOl
July %, OF Nantucket.
Georges, Bremen bark Clara from Bremen for Baltimore
Sesosins-shp Br.), July 22 lat. 49 So lon. IL 80.
John MAnn-ship OBJ, July q, lat 10 a. lon Is IS .
DOMESTIC PORTS.
August AFuye steamships Prpon1 Lyepool Romsn
Philadelphia; Neptune bgs Chares Miller John
Pierce Remedies Galveston New 0esns Rich PHILADELPHIA
belmont HSnpdea Port ohBon Henry Perkins Aqua
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
p1SSENcEPS SALLEn

FOR AsPISWALL ke August lln steamship Anso1ia-Hssy
Hoop and s Nahoa Sands WIFE ch and servant g. W. Crane hs
Sarah and Miss J. Bsey 9. j. Spandng L. A. Gingeather
Gohsmih, Z. Meyer W. e.s Mr. and Mrs ~ hAeoBday W.
Stranb Miss Athertob F. Cre Mrs a. Hoffman Brown
ston ard wife Komg Thcmpsog Mr. and Mrs Hen and child
W Kohnherg n IL CteHden Ms A. A. Palmer brother and
sister Miss L. Kaher j. LewkoEitz j. Washington Payaser
Painter, n Mr. and Mrs Bishop aud child, hs Perez
Rashd wife and ch Mr. Mrs T. O. Clifford r. Putnam Rev.
Dwenele Mr. and Mrs E. Abbott Capt Quinn Sanboa g.
A. Burt J. u. Smith Vim. Gey J. Hens Mr. Stewart H. Nathan,
r. GiIender, Mason Dr. Geo Badger Wood ~ Keith
Yerrby and Mrs H. and Mrs @. Muller and child, g
Uroa j. Consoles T. seydel Hsrnson, Wn Franz D X
Thomas D. T. McGee Chas McDouga M g. Lay and child A.
Smith rwife and children W. &. Campbell Frank Bel, j. H.
ToNnsend s,nrn Wallace M Plat Mr. and Mira SeS'et and
mother A. c. Sennug H. H. Taylor JOS Potts o. Holman, Harm
Thos owens bliss Mcbride Mrs Davis and chh Mrs hcNsbb,
daughter and children Moody Dr. She and child
Charles Bose W. Morrison w, Seharl Dr. A. Bunneh H.
Hoffman, large number In the second cabir and eeage
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

The Office " the Country Treasurer OF WAYNE
County Pa at HoDesdale was broken into hls DeOa Ht
e burglars got very little for their pains-here pens
but three dollars IN pennies In the vanlt Jhey iels M
opened by picking the Locks. From appearances uey
easentood the business aud we're undoubtedly pro'es
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
The London Economist of July 20 thus remarks upon
fl,a ,nonev market.

The b1HY ArgUs learns that contracts arc being made
for the new crop 0 wheat IN the western part o c e
al prices nearly lower than Our micrs have bcen !
ing this week Tor what they need 20 keep their regular
customers supplied Flour Is falling in price p SOC
day and ere seems TO be good for hoping thal
within the next i've six weeks the best brands VII NOT
command more than - or $40 barrel.