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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-02
mEsfOCRATEC STAlE E7GMET.


foR GoTEa3Ha
ALIEN C. THURN2y, Of FrJablhita,
tIEUTEsASr. G0TENoa.
DANIEL q. UssE., Of Rolms.
rReAsunyr OF sTAr1,
C. FULTON, If Cruefori.
AUDITOR or STATE,
JOHN McELWEE, o. Batter.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
FRANK III. y7TRD, Of Eaor.
SUPREME JCDIE.
THOMAS NJ. KEW, Of Nm7tpn.
COMPTROLLER OF TIE TREASURY.
Egg. SHERIDAN. jr., Of Hd7i'ms
MEMBER RoARD OF PrBnc WORKS.
ARTHUR FfUGHEs, Of Ca41ioro
On Constttnttond1 Amendment. cjmo5
.NsyYor the right to Vote end Hold O9Eoe
nNO ~
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PROPOSALS.

WILL BE Received AT THIS OFFICE, un-
wv til o'clock p. NJ, ON Thursday, the sth OF
Angus. next ror m Sco cubic yards more
boats alongside the scarps, at Fort Gorges In this
harbor. The earth is to be Of two kinds viz: 1st
such character as will compact well under the
rammer. OF this 2, 800 cubic yards lmore or less)
VIII willie &c required; ID rich mOgld-to form soil
sEPARATE PROPOSALS will also be received, Tor
to be- Delivered alongside the wharf At q Fort
Georges. The sods must be u niche ssquare, cut to
measure and not less than four inches thick; they
Tree from weeds, and grown upon good soil, with
sufficient tenacty for handliog and laying.
mence within ten days after notice given by the En-
gheer in charge, and in such quantity as may be re-
qeired-al 10 be delivered not later than the 2oth
Bidder Will state the price per cubic yard for the
earth, delivered as above-specifying each kind and,
per superficial yard Tor the sod, delivered as
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder, and be subject to the approval OF
the War Department. The undersigned, however,
reserves the right to exclude the bids OF any persons
who there is reason to believe, will not faithfully
and promptly perform the contract; also, any in
formal bids, as well as those that are above rea-
sonable price tor the work; and no member Of Con-
gress. officer or ag mt of the Government nor any
person employed in the public service, shall be adj
mited to any share in the contract, or any benefit
which may arise therefrom.
Payments will be made ON the delivery OF the
earth and sod, If approved and accepted by the
experimenting Engineer-20 per cent. to be reserv-
ed from each payment, until the completion OF the
contract.
Persons desiring to make proposals will please
call on the undersigned at his Office, in Morton
Block, on Congress street, for forms Of same and,
on transmitting them, win endorse thereon "Pro-
posals Tor furnishing earth Tor "sod," as the case
may bel ior Fort Gorges."
GEO THOM,
Bvt. Brig General U. 8. A.
u. S. Engineer Ofice,
Portland, Me-, July 26, 1867. edtd
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Brighton MarIse..

DRlGHTON, Aug. Z.
Atmarketfor the currentweek: Cattle, 2oO6; Sheep
and Lambs, 1893; Swine, 1900; number of Western
cattle 1860; Eastern Cattle, q; Working Oxen and
northern Cattle, 125 Cattle left from last week
PRICES: Beet Cattle-Extra $13 so a IA 90; first
guan6y $lo 90 "a S13 %; second quality $12 90 "a
SH 90; third quality $40 80 "a 81 so Y 100 Tbs 1.-THE
total weight of hides tallow and dressed beef.
8 q SEC " 1b. ~ v W. -',si'o'i -aio",
County %, n Hides 10 lOacp ID; County Tallow, u
Lamb Skins. &c each -AFn et4s' .
GAG, Car SKINS Is e zoe h. Sheep Skins, 40 SOC
Remarks-The supply OF Beeyes IN ,,.r,,o.s :,
larger than that OF last week. Most Of 40 TT NJ ".sS
Cattle came in on Saturday, and trade was n;t on
tive; only 800 head were sold on that tlay Pr;o az
has been few Cattle sold as high as Iic g M az 1
one pair at 14lc, which was the highest prices oh
tanned for Beeves this week. Most of the ward Cat4i
were sold at 13Ic " Id. The quality was about The
same in proportion to the number that it was last
week, and trade has been very fair go ~ - - : :.
Store CattleMost of the small Cattle that are in
fair condition are sold for beef There are but few
Cows.
Working Oxen--There are more in market than
has been in before for several weeks, Holders are
asking from $1G0 q $500 per pair. IN
Mich Cows-We quote sales extra $50 a $40;
ORDINARY $50 90 $50; Store Cows $40 6 IS per head.
Light supply and not an active demand. 14 eH
J, Sheep and LANDSLIDE trade is dull, and many of
ene Eastern Lambs were taken at commission. We
qnole sales OF lots at 49, 81 25 TO- 49, S. 25 So 80
W 20 "a " y head for Lambs. ~ ~
oWme-ihere are few Store Pigs in market prices
at wholesale 13c " ib retail "A az Sc P fb Colum-
bia county Pigs "a Sc ~ fb; retail ( Dc ~ n Fat
Hogs.l6o0 at market; prices higher; we quote at 8
~RS4c ~ Id. sNo'' ~
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Meeting Of iic Indian Com missloners.

$500. 49,. ST. LOUIS, Aug. T.
~ AT preliminary meeting of the Indian
commissioners yesterday, Col. Taylor Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs, was elected Presi-
dent of the Board and A. s. White of the In
dian Bureau, Secretary.
a general discussion of plans for getting the
Indians together was had, but NOTHING definite
Wa. was determined upon tits probable, however
Northern Cheyennes, Sioux, Blackieet and
other Northern hostile tribes somewhere on
the Platte river, perhaps at Fort Laramie. and
the southern Cheyennes, Arapahoes and other
tribes at Fort Sarah, or some other point on the
Arkansas river. 1t is important to meet these
Indians at the earliest day possible, but as
they only assemble in council during the full
moon, q meeting cannot take place until early
in September, as the next full moon will be in
seven days from this date, which will not give
the commissioners time to communicate with
the different tribes. In the mean time fine
Board expect to examine the Western coun-
try, with view to select reservations for the
hostile tribes. and also with a further view to
dom.ciling, if possible, all the tribes West of
the Mississippi, hostile and friendiy.iA. the
course Of time. The Board will hold anotSss
session to-day '-o'ner'
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New York Market.

.......-.., NEW York, Aug. Z.
Cotton-scarcely 50 firm; sales $50 bales; Middlng
plands 2S9 a 29c. ~ . n = =
Flonr-heavy; sales $4,000 ,bbls.; superfne State
at 20; round hoop Ohio at 8 10 a II 90; Western
at 8 20 q III so; Southern easier; sales at IL 90 a
10 90. - y
Wheat-sales Al 900 bush. new Amber State and
Georgia at 20 "a 30; Amber Michigan old at 20
0D25j. -
Corn g &c higher; sales 81, 900 BUSH; new Mixed
western Is "a Is; White Western 49,
Oats-more active; sales 81 ,00e BUSH; State at 90
"a 95c; new Chic at sic; Western at 70 a SAC.
Beef-frmer. 4I ,lttt54lI ass ~ ss.-a
Pork-heavy and lower; new mess at % 81.
Lard--heavy. ol.Qsgas3- " -
Whskey-guiet. iul sea 800 lii $50
Sugar easier; sales Muscovado at11i a 12c.
Cotfee-quiet but firm. a. ahfi%- = ~ I.l-f
bIolasses--dull. ~ x Faagf4eieE Waa ,I5y-s3 i5E
Naval StoresSfrmer; Spirits Turrentine 59s a
Petroleum quiet and declining; crude at 14c re-
fined bonded at 81 a 29c. 90 9'isi i5slj'l 'll
Tal0w--steady. .-n14eft .asatEf hHH AfVa
Wool-dull and heavy: sales 10 900 lbs at 46 a SAC
for domestic fleece; as @ TIC for California o8c for
Port Phillip. and SEC for Cape. lo3i 81 9sdlft'
per steamer. rsla Hal 81 lilfSI JIG 80 II
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EUROPE.
NEws5sY THE GABLE

LONDON, Aug. g.
In the House of Lords last night the amend
ment to the reform BILL increasing the basis of
the fodger franchise from e10 to SIS per an
mum, was reconsidered and rejected. Before
adJournlng the House of Lords agreed to mass
the reform bill to its third reading tonight.
az LONDON, Aug. 7-Evening.
Adylces received here from Abyssinia re-
port that the British captves in that country
are no longer in the hands of King Theodo-
rus. al ssf4h 4l
The Brighton races began to-day. The first
race was the Biennial Stakes, which were won
by Trocadero. Van Amburgh came in second.
The other race was for the Rothschild Stakes,
came IN as follows: Patty l. North Star g. Eau
dc Vie, g. 4 1910 =. =
1t is officially stated that the contracts for
carrying the British mails to New York, at the
expiration Of the Cunard contract, are open to
ships will have the preference
LONDON, Aug. 6-Midnight.
In the House of Commons tonight Lord
Stanley Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
promised to submit to the House before the
close OF the present session the correspondence
which had passed between the British govern
ment and that of the United States in regard
TO the Alabama claims and all other dOcu-
ments bearing on the case. ~
In the House OF Lords tonight in accord
ance with the understanding arrived at yester-
- euC lCiOTul JILL Was 16au a third
time and passed.
w.. DUBLIN, Aug. G.
Ihirty-three Fenians who have been on trial
before the commission in Tipperary have been
convicted of treason.
80 fsf trE BERLIN, Aug. 6. q
Hon. George Bancroft, United States Minis
ter to Prussia, has arrived in this city
90 PARIS, Aug G.
The name of Bishop Dupnloup is promi-
nent among those who are spoken of in con-
nection with the Papacy. 1t is said that his
choice as q successor to Plus TX i'm the Papal
chair will be strongly urged by France, whose
influence it is believed, will largely preponder-
ate at the next election
1t Is now denied that any interview will take
place between the Emperor Napoleon and the
King of Prussia 7fl
VIENNA, Aug. G.
Active negotiations are now going on be-
tween the Austrian government and the HOLY
See for the establishment of a new concordat.
-. .,,aa--t5t.f..- PEsTH, Aug.6.
1t is said that Kossuth declines the seat in
the Hungarian Parliament conferred ON him
by the electors of Waitzen.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. z.
An Omaha dispatch says that the Grows.
Sioux and Shashones have driven the miners
away from the South Pass, killing one white
man and two others are missing.
NIshakee has ordered Brigham Youno to TO-
call the Mormon miners from the new dIgginps
as the country belongs to his tribe.
A large band of Sioux crossed the Blacl,
Hill, on Friday last going East. They were
struck by Mr. O'Neil's engineering party and
an Indian was killed.
Twelve deaths from cholera occurred at Fort
Lyon July 4th.t I'd fsa s
etsH Ia CHICAGO, Aug z.
A special dispatch from Omaha to-day says
a freight train on the Union Pacific Railroad
was thrown from the track last night at Plain
Greek station by the Indians. The engineer
fireman and brakemen were all killed. The
merchandise was burned. 1t is also reported
that three or four men at the station were
killed. This outrage is supposed to have been
cgmmitted by Spotted Tails band, who have
been feeding at the public expense for some
time. s&A Ll2 " IL Sil i-+ Il ~
The steamer Silver Flame arrived at Fort
Benton, reports that she was fired into by In
dams forty miles above Fort Rice. One of the
crew was wounded.
Another dispatch from Omaha says the In
dams attacked a freight train near Plain Creek
last night, and threw it from the track by pill
ing ties upon the road, and killed and scalped
seven of the train men and set fire to The train
destroying it entirely, and throwing the
slaughtered bodies into the flames.
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NTiscellnneous Di.pa,cbe =.

ni New YORK. Aug. Z.
Richard M. Evans, residing at "a Vandam
street, is reported to have died of cholera to-
day. f- ia ..igg ad9t n II $500
a-zn RICHMOND, Aug. q.
Judge Underwood to-day granted an injunc-
ton against the James River and Kansas Can
al Company, to show cause why they should
not be declared bankrupt ltfs
BRFFALo, Aug. z.
Thomas Ellan, of Fest Boston, Mass, aged
65 years, was found dead in a sleeping car at
tached to the Grand Trunk train, this morning.
w.. s8a*stsawasa CHICAGO, Aug.7.
Fairbank, Peck & Co.'s oil refinery was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss on build
ing and stock $125000; insured $1O5,OO0.
-. SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug.7.
The Trustees of the State Agricultural Col
lege at Amherst elected to-day Professor VIM
s. Clark. of Amherst College President, in
place of Paul Cdadbourne, resigned, Professor
Il. Smell, of Amherst College, instructor in
mathematics, and II. HI. Godell, of Williston
Seminary at East Hampton, in French gym
nastics and military science. -.
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Patent and Employment Office,
WANTED. WANTED!!
EMPLOYERS, Men, Boys, Girls Agents, Every
~ bodyl One hundred good girls wanted for all
Sorts OF situationsi Men to work on farms, &c.
All persons wanting good male or female helps for
any employment. can be supplied at this Office at
for sale. " al" IT Gov e. 10 e
yuneouu 35ll Congress ST.
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SAMUEL p. COBB,
No. 1856 Congress Street,
- NEAR HEAD OF. GREEN STREET.

DIANO FORTEs, Melodeons, Organs. Guitars.
L Violins, Banjos, Flut;nas, Music Boxes, Con-
eS s Aecordeons Tamborines, Flutes, Flageo
Music Stands, Drums, Flies, Sheet Music, Music
Books, Violin and Guitar Strings Stereoscopes and
views, Umbrellas, Canes Clocks, Bird Cages, Look
Horser Pictures and Frames, Fancy Baskets, Chill
drcns Carriages and great variety Of other articles
Osl Eannos Taken iM Exchange for New.
ESFlanos and Melodeons tuned and to -Ant
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,.fs, CHICAGO, H., Aug Z.
Winter do declined &c; sales at 90 for No. l. Win.
ter Red at 10 q 15; No. Spring at IS q 1 3d.
ened and closed at 95d a 96c. Oats dull and nom-
nall sales at IS a Soc. Rye firm and advanced u9
Be-; sales at 90 "a Oh No. -Provsions-Pork active
at % 90 a % 50; Lard nominal at 12Jc Cattle mar
ket very dull and declined so a CO., sales at so a
30 for best shipping Live Hogs active and steady
at 8 80 G 90 for common to best. Sheep active at
so @500. 8if WOOD fs8sfb i'FsFi-'7f
Receipts-260 600 bbls flour, 81 900 bush wheat, st.
600 bush corn 70, 900 bush. oats, $500 hogs. Ship
ments-35O0 lbls. flour, $500 bush. wheat, 1000
bush. corn $500 bush. oats. z 9Te3i s'Ill'
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CIncinnatI Marle,,..

rn CINCINNAJI, Aug z. 2
Flour steady; supcrfne Z rs; extra s Is @ 0 Is;
1amay 20 Wheat quiet bu4 firm; sales No. / Red
at 90; prime to choice Kentucky White 25 al s0
Corn active. Oats in good demand and advancing
Rye dull and dropping; sales at Soc tor No. l. Whis-
Key unchanged. Provisions firm and but little do
ing beyond jobbing trade. Mess Pork Is 25 Bulk
Meats-1e for shoulders lac for sides, and 151c for
The weatherfs dry and hot, and unfavorable for
the growing crops, especially Corn and Oats which
were thrown out by the continuous rains of JuEe
and July, and are now being dried up The late Po-
tatoe crop, it is believed, will be a failure -.
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Flour Barrels Wanted
IN and after January I'd, 1867, shall resume
" the purchase OF Flour Brls. for CASH, at the
Office of the 1921
PORTLAND Sugar Co..
~ III Danforth ST.,
febSdf j. b. BROWN q SONS.
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Wanfed.

Wanted.
A FEW good Male and Female oants in,rooi,;ato-
"A " For further particulars address with stamn
call on i N ~ ;v Titr II amp
"a Market Square, up stairs, Portland. Me.
June b. d3m N' 'ie'
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Il lei e MI A r. * ETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, Aug. TO P. M.
Money abundant and unchanged. Gold closed
frmer at i4Qa. 1t is understood that the Govern
ment sold half million to-day to relieve the pres
sure. Foreign Exchange dull and lower; prime
bankers bills at 1891 q 1O91 Government securities
closed firm. Stocks, closed steady, and after the
Board Erie rose to7l2. Mining shares depressed and
lower The business at the Sub Treasury to-day was
as follows: -Receipts $S1s IT'S; payments, $22f oiS
balance, $129 255. The receipts include for Gus
toms, $62l 900; Gold notes, $45, 1OO y i
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State Of Maine.

TO Charles Staples, J, Clerk Of the Third coagye-
gationdl Society in Portland;
YOU are hereby required to notify the memDers "
trail Church, on Congress Street, ON Mednesaay ey-
ening August 14th Instant, at ~ O'CLOCK 10 act On
the following articles VIZ:
2To see Tfhe society win accept The proposition
OF tue 18th on the receipt of thirteen thou
ssSS dollars their Meeting House and other
free ,o 81 s Of new seseT 10 Re
Tn case 1t Is decided to dispose Of the Societys
10 of land to appoint some person to execute and
Icliyer a good deed of the same.
ITO act on any other business that may legally
conc before the meeting.
Given under 1.-The hands and seals of the Assessors
and Stand ng Com mittee of said Society, IN Fort
land this fifth day Of August, A. ID: 1861
.....' WIN. z. H0Mso,spsos
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HOUSE TO LET!
OECOND house from the end OF Portland Bridge
~ A good chance for family just commencing
housekeeping, the present occupant wishing to dis
pose OF part or the whole OF the Carpets Furniture
&C. Apply to GTf AT go
PERKINS, JACKSON & CO,
aug6d1w Foot of High Street.
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Boarding.

A GENTLEMAN and wife, OF two gentlemen, can
"A be accommodated with furnished rooms and
board at 81 Wilmot st. augldtw*
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Wanted.

A GENTS to canvass tor the .... .s-s
IA .'MAGIC CLEANSING CIgEA w >,
Apply to N. NJ. PERKINS & CO.,
june7dtf No Free ST., Portland, Me-
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~ For Lease. uit. Nu'
THE valuable lot OF land corner OF Middle and
L Plumb Streets, Tor term OF wears. Enquire
OF G. C. MITCHELL Il SON,
aug. 2e. 1e6g-dtf 17e Fore Street.
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LONDON, Aug. 6-Evening.
bonds at 76i. 81. s.. w
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6-Evening.
The Cotton market closed dull at the following
quotations: Middne upands 10ld; do. Orleans IOId:
sales 10000 bales Decentralization 3Ss per quarter
Wheat lbs 10d; Barley 5s; Oats st 11d Peas 42s Cd
Bacon 49, Cd. Produce-common Rosin rs; fine do
us; Spirits Turpentne Sis; Tallow 45s; Petroleum
spirits Cd; refined is ed - .'
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Cambridge Market.

goa aa CAMBRIDGE, Aug g.
Receipts-CattIe, CTS; Sheep and Lambs, Co.'s
Horses, 105; Swine, 4719; Calves, none One wear
ago, Aug It'll; Cattle, 1909; Sheep and Lambs 9O16;
PRICES. Eeef Cattle Extra S12 55 "a 10 90: first
quality, 90 IL 90; second quality SO Oh a 10 30
third quality, 50 90 a 80. 20 'ai i'F 3ii-7 i- :
Prices OF Store Cattle Working Oxen, y pair, $50,
$500, $3.50 a $500. fl4 --5'N-'
Mich Cows and Calves from $50. $50, $50, $s5 a
Yearlings 500 q 3d. two years old $40 a so; three
years old 500 70. l'i'i - t.tH ~ =
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots So 80, IS co.
DC " fb y
Spring Lambs g 90 g $4oo.B EBgE ssEas Il
Hides 81 "a 1Oc Taliow "a TIC P lib.
- Lamb Skins 80 a &c each. CalfSkins 20 a 25c Y
Id. - 3 IN n 800, - = Y ~
Clipped Lamb Skins Is q 379c each. sloi eb
N. lBeef-Extra and first quality includes moth
ing put the best large, fat, stabilized Oxen second
qnahty includes the best grass-fed Oxen, the best
stai-iea Cows and tho best three year old Steers:
ordinary consists of bulls and the refuse of lots
Sheep-Extra includes Cossets and when those of
INFERIOR 1ualty are thrown out OF the lot. ss-r.
Iiemarks-Cattle-There were nearly as MANY Wes-
Tern e Calte driven from Brighton as Northern for
5hls market The large supplies from the West have
decieasea prices ooc cwt Some OF the Northern
droVers taxing note of Western sales of Cattle with
quality combined, say that they can't get them up
or tne money We are inclined to believe that nrces
VIII iaii considerably more this fall Quality gener-
ally fair with an easy market SN"s' sSAe@-
Sheep and Lambs-Between 200 and 300 less Sheen
and LAMBS from the Northern States than last week
and better quality conld be bought for The same
as they were notdisposed of as early The deSSand
for mutton that is good holds fair at orl-ot.
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Re-Opened!

T HAVE taken the store No SO Center street. near
Congress, and opposite Lancaster Hall, where
shall be pleased to meet all my former customers
and the public generally, and furnish them the
Sheet Music School Books, Stationery, News Papers,
and all other periodicals that they may want
r1 -.rarrre K. q. ANDREWS.
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"a LONDON, Aug. Moon

C0nsols frmer at 81 for money,
AMERICAN SECURITIEs-Ihe following are the
current quotations FIR American securities: United
States 52Os 10 1.16; Illinois Central Railroad shares
n; Erie Railroad shares 454; Atlantic g. Great Yves
tern 224. r -IT--,-- - -.
~ LIVERPOOL, Aug. Moon
Cotton quiet and unchanged; sales 10000 bales;
Middilng up!ands 10ld; Middling Orleans 105d.-
6readstuffs-The weather is unfayorable for crops.
Corn advanced to SIS 81. = - -
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(By Western Union Telegraph, Branch ofice)
Havana Market. SO

sQHe 9u7lJ a & HAVANA, Aug. 2.
Since last advices from the United States there is
less inquiry as there but few shippers and tom
mage scarce. Only three or tour vessels disposable
which causes rates to be sustained.
- ~ - HAVANA, Aug. 8.
CIayed Sugar closed inactive on basis of 81 a 81
reals for No. 49, Muscovado Sorts from to - reals:
inferior to fair refining az 81 reas; fair to good do
81 reals groceries; stock here and at outports
small. Exchange active with an upward tendcncy:
bills on United States, go days currency, 25J a. "a
discount. i.srs ie '1sfs d 80 H. "a
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New orleans marIscts.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. a. 81
Cotton--hrm; sales $50 bales; Low Middling 25c ;
receipts 1856 bales exports 81 bales. Louisiana SUI
gar-Stock light with only local trade. Cuba Su-
gaI-fair to prime 131 q 14c Molasses 48 a 65c.
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To Let.
To Let

DOOM suitable for light mechanical business, or
Ii other purposes, in good location.
jy23dtf GEO. II. MITCHELL, 20 Preble ST.
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TEETH TEETH rEETHI
GENERAL AGENCY.
F.; est City Intslligence& Employment Office
orposit, Mechanics Hail Building.

Opposite Mechanics Hall Building.
NSRs IOI1JsA n, 1VEY having returned to the
lu city after an absenc. Oh one year. VIII resume
the management Of the above haI,s do en
old established Office, male and H. nae nsiR, uomes
tics, German, Irish, Scotch English anu 3 a,ss
girls for private families, hotels and boar. ;
Good girls can always find employment at Ia nte,.
and boarding houses Citizens and strangers alwessS
supplied with the very best Of help Please 10 give
a call. MEIVuI,E HOVFT
july20d1m~ LOUISA HOVEY
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I. o. O. r
For sale,

r G. CROWELL, West Dennis, Mass, is the
Assole proprietor OF Crowell's Patent Self-Seaing
Paper Bag and no person agency has been au-
thorzed to dispose OF any part Of said patent For
particulars address the proprietor. 90 aug6dst
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DROMISE il their friends and the public will pat
ronize them with the cash to sell on and After
Monday, July 15h at the corner OF Green and Port
land streets, Flour, Groceries and Country Produce
at wholesale or retail az a very snaau profit.
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