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MAINE.


The Election neutrality-suspicious. he
publican VictOry.-.UnIOn Majority
About I3,0OO---LarEe Falling on IN
the Vote.
PORTLAND, September 9-The follow
ing returns of elections have been re-
ceived:
Republican, 8, OS9, and Pillsbury, Demo-
crat, s, $50, being majority of 2, 450 for
Cham berlRin. The same towns last
wear gave Chamberlain majority of
5,sl9, showing Democratic gain this
wear OF 8, 1853. There Is a Repub lican
loss in Bath of 27. Bedford gives a
Democratic majority of go against 80
last year.
LATER-one hundred and nine
towns give Chamberlain. Republican,
27,7l5, and Pnlsbury 1858. The same
towns last year gave Chamberlain ST.
$50, and Pillsbury 10. SOS. Chamber
lain's majority this year is 6,OS2, against
Is ,OS5 in the same towns last year,
making Republican loss of 9.05S. The
aggregate vote in these towns is 43, 1893,
against 4S, 2l5 last year. The total vote
OF the State last year was Ill ,6S4; this
year it will probably fall little under
100, 600. ThTee-sevenths of the State is
in. with loss of nine fifteenths of the
majority last year. The same ratio will
reduce the Republican majority to
about $500, or a loss OF l,4OO. The
Democrats will gain Representatives in
some towns, but not enough 10 give
them much power in the Legislature.
BELFAST, Me, Sept, l0.-Four Demo
cratic Representatives are elect ed from
Waldo county, a gain from last year.
The Republican majority is reduced
BOO
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NEW YORK, Sept. lO.-The HerHld's
Havana special dated the 9Th, via the
Cuba Cable, has the following Mexican
news:
Otterburg presented his credentials to
President Juurez as minister pleni po-
Tertiary, from the United States, on the
Goth ult.
Mr.. Plumb, who had just arrived by
the steamer Liberty from New Orleans,
will take passage in British steamer
for Vera Cruz on the 22d inst.
Senior MAserans arrived per steamer
Mersey, charged with dispatches from
Juarez, for Washington.
The several arrests in convOcatoria
of JuareZ, which continues TO keep the
Mexicans ut boiling heat, are unCOnsti-
tutional, the executive not being en-
powered so TO act unless Congress ap-
proves them.
The Governor and Military Com
mAndant OF San Luis are accused of in-
ringing circulars of October 9th, and
tuition.
Mashiorz has been named Chief Off
cial on foreign relations.
A convoy, with 81 500, 600 from MeXi-
CO, arrived at Vera Cruz on the 3lst ult.
The Intersections OF Otterburg, Per-
fro, Diaz, and five other Generals, and
a host of Influential persons, in behalf
of O'Haran, were made in vain.
NJ. Magma, Prussian Minister at Mex
leo, keeps in seclusion at San Luis. He
is supposed to be insane, aud is in pos
session of orders from Prussia to leave
the country.
Admiral Tegethof arrived at Vera
Cruz on the 25th ult., aud was to leave
for the capital the next day.
Minister Otterburg telegraphed to
Washington, after receiving his APP
pointmert, that mis- determination WAS
to leave in September.
War Is irrevocable. Santa Auna con-
tinues prisoner in San Juan dUlloa.
1t is believed he would not be shot.
Not word is said about Marquee.
A Herald special dated the Sth, also
has the following Havana news: The
Captain General dissolved the volnn-
teer cavalry of Santiago DeCuba, Pu-
SperitO, Trinidad, Escemedeer. This is
Significant fact.
Cianfuegos, il is reported, resists the
collection OF the new tax. 1t is rumor-
ed that polite iutimAtion has been
given that 1t would be enforced at the
point o. the bayonet.
Saiurnia Martinez, cigar Lwister aud
editor of the Havana Artisans Sunday
Aurora, is reported to be in close con-
tinement. The number of cigar twist
ers is assumed TO be II, 700. A few have
also sbeen impressed, and many are
fleeing 70 the United States.
Senior Tara, the administration direc-
tor, has been suddenly taken i'll. His
sickness is underlined by his physicians.
The supposed scheme of hllibuster-
ing in Mexico is a swindle.
The Spanish squadron, under Mem
DEE, arrived at Rio Janeiro on the 18th
ult. Ithad sustained serious damages,
but after repairing proceeded TO the
The vomit to is moderating in Havana.
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BY THE GABLE.
Advioss TO the 10th of September.

LONDON, Sept. lO-Noou-COnsols,
"a 9.l6i Erie, 4414i U. s. bonds, rs; lll-
nois Central, n.
LATER.
LONDON, Sept. lO.-U. $. bonds, 7S1s.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. lO.--Co'tOn, dull,
but unchanged; pork lis.
LATRK.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10 Breadstutts
tirmer; wheat, advanced to lSs I'D for
California; corn, advanced to 36s cd;
beef, advanced to 1923 Sd; cheese, ad-
vanced SIS; tallow, declined to AS Sd.
LONDON, Sept. lO-Evening.-Con-
soils 81 g.l6; U. S.6-2Os 731Ii Erie 4i1[;
Atlantic and Great Western 2lH.
FRANKFoRT, Sept. lO-Evening.-U.
8. bonds 1917.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. lO-Evening.-Cot-
ton closed heavy at further decline OF
I'D on American descriptions; mid
ding uplands ea<d; New Orleans lodi
sales during the day 5000 bales. Bread
stuffs closed firm; corn 38s Cd for new
mixed western; wheat, lSs Sd for Cali
lornia white; oats. IS sd; barley, 5s;
peas, 42s. Provisions closed strong;
beef 1928 Cd; pork, Ills per barrel; cheese
5ls for American: lard, sos Cd; bacon
42s Sd. Produce-Tallow, AS 3d. pc
troleum, lid; spirits, Is cd for refined.
LONDON, Sept. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
24s I'd. -I. .
ANTWERP, Sept. l0-Evening.-Pe-
troleum closed firmer; standard white,
80 francs 90 confines.
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New YORK, Sept. lO.-The Herald's
Panama correspondent says: The Co.
lumbar Congress, it is stated, ex-
tended the Panama Railroad Compa-
Dy's franchise for ninety nine years
in consideration of million dollars
cash, gold. ana annual payments OF
quarter of a million dollars from date.
The Francisco's crew had attempted
a revolution in Guatemala, but wns
shortly suppressed. They were cap
tured and shot Immediately.
No new cases of cholera were reported
in Nicaragua, and il was rapidly sub
siding.
Mr.. Richard P. Rosseau, United States
Minister to Honduras, was dangerously
The HeraId's Callao, Peru, CORES
pondent says: The difficulty with Bra
zil threatens to assume alarming pro-
portions. The army of Bolivar, with
whom Peru is also at odds, was en-
camped near La Paz, the President
Melgario being personally in com.
maQQ,
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WASHINGTON, Sept. lO.-The follow
ing dispatch by acting Commissioner of
Indian Affairs at Omaha, has been re-
ceived: A messenger arrived at the
North Platte on the 7th inst. from
Spotted Tails camp, with information
that the Interpreter told Randall, who
accompanied him, that the friendly
Indians would be at the North Platte
on the 18th of the month with 6 white
captIves, three women and three chill
dreu, and the Cheyennes and Sioux
were willing TO make peace, and want
commissioners to walt on them at the
North Platte. This looks well.
(Signed) a. B. DENMAN,
Superintendent Indian AFsirs
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NEW YORK, Sept. l0.-A fire broke out
in the residence OF Wm. C. Sheckel, near
Jamaica Leicester, which destroyed
three buildings, inflicting loss of $780,
900. The Insurance will cover the loss.
The Herald's Boston special says {:
Ro1burg, yesterday, was declared an
nexed to Boston by the votes of the cit
liens of both places-a decided MAORI
ty in a very light vote iavorinR the
proposition. By this action Boston
gains 80, 900 more of a population, and
becomes the fourth city in the United
She Is now next in population TO our
suburb Brooklyn.
William Hagadorn, late editor of the
Troy Budget, died at Harlem, yester-
day.
The Tribune states that Collector Cal
Washington, in Brooklyn last evening"
and held to bail at $50, 600.
Ninety-three soldiers are down with
dysentery on Governors Island.
New YORK, Sept. 1O.-The charges
against Callicot, the Internal Revenue
Collector of Brooklyn, are of defraud-
ing the Government out of the tax on
Ali barrels of whisky, upwards of
S42 900.
The Post says it Is reported that Cal.
licot permitted the Government to be
deiraudsd out of $4,000 on similar
bonds during the first month he occu-
pied the position OF collector, from the
imperfect manner in which he attended
to his duties. Callicot is still in WASH
iugton it is said, attempting to avert
arrest.
New York, Sept. lO.-Geu. Sickles is
to have a reception and testimonial
from his comrades ofthe Excelsior Bri-
gade.
The Congressional Committee, to in
vestigate the frauds in the pay depart
ment, commenced session to-day.
The depositors and bill holders OF the
suspended Farmers and Citizens Bank
OF Williamsburg will suffer no loss.
The bank will not resume business.
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Throw away your talse,friEzss, your switches.
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the face, It has no equal 1t will force the
beard TO grow upon the EuoOthest face In
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heads in from two To three months. A few
Ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there Il nothing that will force or hasten tho
growth OF the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands OF living witnesses
iron their own experiencel can bear wit
ness But many viii say, how ars we 10 dis
tin9uish the genuine from the spunousT II
certainly Is difficult, as nine-tenths Of the
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may have already thrown away large
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would say, Try the RepRrator Capllli; II VIII
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does not keep IL, send US one dollar and va
viii forward it, postpaid, together with a re-
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you on application, providing entire satttao-
ton Is not given. Address,
W. L. CLARK q CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette ST., SYRACUSE, n. Y.
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NEW YORK, Sept. lO.-Ths Tmes'
special says: The pressure upon the
President for cabinet changes is still
great, but strongest against Seward.
Gen. Steedman assured the Presi-
dent that he is not n candidate for the
War office, and urged the President not
TO remove Secretary McCulloch.
The President Informed Gen. Steed-
man and Gen. Gordon Granger that
he would make no change in the lead
of the Freedmen's Bureau at present,
but when he did lie would assign Ger.
Granger TO that department. In the
meantime, Granger will join his regi-
ment at Memphis.
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SEPTEMBER lO.-Plour-Quiet.
GRAIS-Wheat-3Cb better; sales white
Michigan nj 81 35a2 &c; amber do 81 ga
. %; No. l spring do 81 90. CoTn-ic
better; sales No. l Wabash at 81 ISa
1871; No. do 81 l0sI IL; Michigan do
81 10. Oats-Ia2c bett er; sales M. / at
5Sa59c. Rye-lc better; 81 2Oal 2O1< for
No. l. Barley-$l 10 for No. 1.
LAKE FREIGHTs-Dull ard unchAng-
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New YORK, Sept. lO.-The Tribune's
CousIantinopls dispatch says: The
Russian Ambassador has Hgain de-
manded the cession of Crete 20 Greece,
and Iuii equality to Christians and
Mahomedans in Turkey. An answer
is required in ten days. The demand
ID considered to be RuSsis's ultimatum.
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PoUaHKEEPs1E, N Y, Sept. lO.-Rev.
Church, New York City. died after a
short Illness, last night, at his summer
at West Park, on the Hudson
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SAVANNAH, Sept. lO-Joseph S.
Caruthers, teller OF the Central Rail-
road Bank, absconded with eight or
ten Thousand dollars. Saturday night.
A reward is offered for his apprehen-
sion
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dickens NOVELS, DIAMOND Ed
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Walter Soott's Novels Household Edition.
Gail HRmilton6 Works.
Captain MRyne Reds WorkA-
Ecce Homo.
Ecce Deus.
Louisa OF Prussia and her Times, by Miss
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The Seven Weeks War BY, MoEler.
The Bench and Bar, by L. J. BIgalow.
Old England. by James L. Ho Ppln.
Sunshine and Shower, by SteinmetE.
Curious Myths OF the Middle Ages,
The:CaxIons, by Buiwer.
Bryan Maurice.
Far Above, Rubu5,
Two Marriages
The lnviAibleS.
A Noble Life.
Cecil Castlenau, 9sge.
Elsie MRgoon.
Tales OF a WaysIde Inn. by LonEfellow.
The Last Days OF a King.
Twice Tod Tales, by Hawthorne.
Recollectlons or Five Years, Grace Green
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LongEellow, Blue and Gold,
Whittier,
Burns,
Eliza Cook.
Jean InRelow,
Laus Veneris, by Swinburns.
Ecott's Poetica1 y oFHs, &c, &c.
woman's Relation 10 Education, Labor and
sacerdotM celIbacy, by n. q. Lea.
Heaven and He'll. by 1wedenborg.
Religious Lie IN England.
Irving's Washington.
Irving 8 Spanish Papers
Lectures on the English Language, by
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origin and History OF the Engli h Ian
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Man and Nature. by MaTsh.
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Rollins Ancient History, 1 vols.
B'Auoigus's Reformation in the time OF
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Plutarchs Lives.
studies in the Psalms. by Dr. Pioneer
Life OF Luther.
Tbs FederRlist.
Ruskin's Works
Bankrupt Laws OF 1867. with notes and de-
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school BOOKS and Stationery.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. I0.-Ths extern
siye shovel and spade factory of George
Griffith, near coDer of Third and Race
Loss heavy.
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WILMINGTON, DEL. Sept. lO.-The
extensive spice mill of ]. Fells & Bro,
who do business in Philadelphia, was
Recidently burned to. day. Loss heavy.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.-The boot
and shoe makers have made a strike
for p percent. advance in wages. A por-
ton of the shops have agreed to the adj
vance.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. lO.-The
naval school ship Macedonian, from
European waters, has arrived In Chesa-
peAke BAY.
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Greenwood Cemetery.


CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
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interTlentS, sale, and Improvement OF lots
II contains 81 acres OF land, and Is laid out
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fountains, etc, to make Il equAl to the best
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Ample provision Is also made for its en-
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Persons destrOus OF purchasing lots, can
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Persons wishing TO make intsrments win
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Tickets of admission TO LothoIders and
ViEitors will be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECToRS.-A. j. Sweeney
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Rhodes, John G. Muth, Geo. Mendel, Jos
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Dry goods are quite active and well
maintained, except one or two brands
OF standard brown sheetings, which are
10 lower, viz: Atlantic A sheetings.
IKE; do II, Pacific and Boot D lac.
Lawrence q jobbing us low as 1870 and
biunkets have recently been reduced
slightly III price, but other fabrics are
generally firm aud in active demand.
The cause OF the decline in sheetings is
ON ing somewhat TO the heayiness in
the cotton market,
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4 LII THE POPULAR FAIRLY AIEDI
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sEpr. lo.-FLoUn-Firm and no hign-

er.
-wheat-Higher, closing Mt
90 lsa2 20 for No. red. Corn-Firmer
and more active; No. at 81 0saI 10.
OAts-Steady at 60c for No. l. Rye-A
shade lower, closing at 81 %. Barley
Higher at 81 30al 40.
CoTToa-DulI and prices nominal.
wHIsKY-$2 IS in bond.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork-M irregular (;
sales 200 bpls at $24 50a24 T5s25 90,
chief1y al inside prices. Bulk Meats
Firm at l3sl5c, and offered sparingly.
Bacon-l4ka15c for shoulders; lie for
sides, 172<c for clear rib; 1salS1<c for
clear. HHms-Sugar cured advanced to
22a23c, and scarce. Lard-Advanced to
l3c; sales z, 200 tierces; holders now ask
BurrER-2a3c higher and supply
light; central Ohio at 29a32c; Western
Reserve at 33a35c.
CHEEsE-Advanced to ll11al2c; sup
ply light.
EaGs-Advanced to l7c. ,.s e.
GRoCERIEs-Coffee-1zc higheri good
to choice Rio at 25a275fc. Sugar-Uu-
changed and quiet.
OIL-Linseed firm at 81 IS.
SEEDs-FIaxseed-s2 10, and demand
good.
MoEEY-Market unchanged.
Chicago
SEPT. IO.-FLoUR-Firm.
GRAIE-wheat-Firm at 81 SO. Corn
At 81 O41<a1 OK. Osts-5lZc. Rye
81 IL. BHrley-Sl II.
Provisions firm; held
at SIS 90. Shoulders-Held at I3c. Lard
-Firmer at about l3c.
WHIsKY-Nominal at 81 90.
Buffalo.
SEPT. lO.-FLoUR-Stats spring at
$40 90.
GRAIN-wheat-SfI spring,
to arrive, at 81 95; No. at 81 05. Corn
Closed at 81 II; No. 2 firm. Oats
Closed at soc for Chicago. Barley
at 81 q.
Milwaukee.
SEPTEMBER 1O.-FLoUR-Ftrmi City
Xxx, SlOaIO 25.
GR&IS-wheat-Fir at 81 SO for
No. 1.