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NEW YORK. August q.

REGULAR AEPOHE-
CorToH-Dull and shade lower; sales
900 bales at &c for middling uplauds.
FLoUR-Receipts 10, 225 bbls; market
dull and I5a25c lower; sales OF 1900 bbls
at 81 OOa7 80 for superfne State and
western; IS 5OalO 40 for extra western;
$40 SOal2 80 for choice do; IS 50al0 80 for
shipping round hoop Ohio; $40 4Oall so
for trade brands; SO 00Al4 90 for new st.
Louis. California Flour-Heavy: sales
1000 bbls at Sl2 Z5al3 rs. Rye Flour
Ouiet; sales $50 bbls at SO 96sS 80.
MISUNDERSTANDING
GRAIN-wheat-Rec 81 1896 bush;
market n shade firmer for white; steady
for red; sales "a 900 bush at So O0a2 IS for
red and amber Southern; 81 l5a2 As for
white Southern; y 10 for white Michi-
gan and Genessee; 81 30 for extra am
Der Rye-In lots at 81 As for western,
and 81 50a1 50 for State. Barley and
Malt-Dull. Corn-Receipts 81 ,05O
bush; market a shade hrmer and more
active; sales 143, bush at 81 09Ha
l ll1S tor new mixed WESTERN 81 liza
1 tx for very choice do; 81 05aI 09 for
unsound. Oats-Receipis 20, 100 bush
market a shade firmer; sales e, 600 bnsh
at 69a7Oc for old western; 75asoc for new
Ohio; 6Oa64c for new Southern, and SC
a5Sc for Jersey, new.
RICE-Nominal.
GRCCERIEs-Coffee- Sugar
Steady; sales 800 hhds Cuba at 11al21<c
Molasses-Dull.
PETRoLEUII-Dull at I2a121zc fol
crude in bulk, and I7c for do in bbIs;
&c TOR refined in bond.
LEATHER-Quiet at 291<a301zc fol
Buenos Ayres light weights.
wooL-Less active but without deci
ded change; sales 100, 900 pounds.
CoAL-Quiet and unchanged
PRoyIsIoSs-Pork-O heavy and
closed more firmly; sales 1910 bbls al
S23 lsa23 81 for new mess, closing al
S23 . cash; S22 rs for old mess; S19 T5s
20 90 for prime; So rs for prime mess
Beef-Firmi sales 145 barrels. Bee
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CATrLE.-The supply of cattle this
week was unusually light, not half as
large as it was last week and the week
before, and, as u matter of course, the
market ruled a shade firmer, though
prices were no higher. The best retail
ing cattle, such as our best butchers are
in the habit of buying, sold at from ~
to 7IzG, and some few extra brought TX
aSc. Stock cattle continue dull, and AS
the eastern demand seems TO be fall
ing of, prices for this particular
grade of stock must rule still
lower, or else the receipts must
fall of considerably. We continue
to quote at Az to SIC for coIn-
mon TO good stock steers, and 5A<s6c for
prime do. For bulls the demand con-
tinues light, but the offerings are fall
ing of, and prices remain about the
same as last week ranging from ~ to
SIC, according to quality and condi-
ton. The impression is still gaining
strength that prices for all grades OF
cattle must and will 20 lower, and this,
as a matter OF course, makes operators
cautious, and, to some extent, reIards
operations.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-The market for
sheep and lambs was again dull this
week, with a supply fully up to the de-
10 supplying the wants of the retail
trade. We continue to quote at 4Ha5c,
gross, for prime fat mutton sheep.
suita BILE for the retail trade, and there
were but few sales at the outside quo
tation. Stock sheep may be quoted at
S2a2 so per head. Lambs sold all the
way at from S2a4 90 per head, according
to quality.
HoGs.-There is little or nothing do
ing in this class of stock, except in a
retail way, and prices remain about
the same as last week, ranging from
to 7X, gross, for fair to prime heavy
averages. We heard of one small
bunch having been wholesaled at 81.
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Fire.

MEANWHILE, Pa, August 2s.-A fire
broke out ut Conference.-The, Pa, this
morning, about one O'Clock, on the
corner Of Main and Centre streets, de-
strUying fifteen buildings in the busi-
ness centre of the town, Including the
SchofieId Block, the Presbyterian
Church, and twelve business firms
were burnt out, osing everything.
About two acres were burnt over. The
fre is supposed to have been the work
of an incendiary and several arrests of
thieves have beep made. The loss is
variously estimated at from 100000 to
SI25, 900. Insurance not known.
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Nem Yori, Nems

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-J. w. Winter,
clerk in the army paymaster's office,
was held to bail, charged with forging
draft of $4,000 on the Treasury De-
pariment. - r--...-.- ~
George w. Holmes, managing direc.
tor of the alleged grand Masonic Con.
cert in aid of the Masonic Hall and
asylum fund, was arrested on a charge
of keeping lottery Office.
A serious disturbance occurred
among the members of target COM
pany who went to an excursion at East
New York. Several were stabbed and
beaten with bludgeons.
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NASHVILLE, August 2s.-A Radical
Convention was held at the CapitOlIhis
afternoon, to nominate a candidate for
Mayor. Those who called 1t expected
the nomination of n. G. Scove4, an old
loyal citizen and large property holder,
and the declension of Alden and Myers,
but the Myers men were present in
force and re-nominated him. This
leaves matters unchanged, and Col.
Alden will probably continue candi-
date regarding himself as the party
nominee. The Present Mayor, Brown,
Conservative is also a candidate. The
election promises much excitement.
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ST. LOUIS, August 2s.-The Evening
Dispatch pretends that quite a number
OF southern men have brought their
families to this city to escape the effect
of negro uprising, which they sclaim
is meditated in many quarters. They
say the negroes are well armed and
exhibit their weapons defiantly.
Two more suicides have occurred
here since yesterday. Nearly, If not
quite thirty self-murders have been
com mitted here this summer.
A magnificent row of marble front
stores Is to be erected on the site of
the LindelI Hotel, at a cost of $500, 900.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 2s.-The
registration returns in full from all the
whites. 72,747; blacks, ss,24s. There
are only ten candidates announced in
the State so far-only one colored.
Sixty-siX bales new cotton have been
received in Montgomery up TO date.
The corn crop is safe and large.
damaged, within the last few weeks,
from lack of rain. and by worms.
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TORONTO, August 2s.-Great excite
ment prevails throughout Canada over
the election in South Riding, Ontario,
for member of the House OF Comons.
The contest was between George Brown,
leader of the Opposition, and Thomas
U. Gibbs, local candidate. On the first
day there was polled tie vote. The
second day gave Gibbs a majority of 20
out of $500 votes.
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MANCHESTER, N. H., Aug. 2s.-Chief
Justice Chase arrived here last evening.
Ex-Gov. Smythe' and delegation OF
citizens welcomed him. BE WAS taken
10 the residence of Gov. Smythe, where
the citizens generally during the even
ing gave him the utmost hattering re-
ception ever extended to an eminent
visitor in New Hampshire. Judge
Chase made brief address. bnt did not
allude to politics.
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NEW York, Aug. 2s.-A series of
gigantic whisky frauds on the revenue
have recently been discovered, which,
il is said, implicate merchants of high
standing In this city and Boston.
Names not given.
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CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 2s.-The Mary
Irwin sunk on Rising Sun Bar. She
was soon raised and repaired, and Is
now running as regular packet be-
tween Evansville and Cairo.
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FORTRESS MONROE, August 2s.--Reg.
istration returns from four precin cts oil
Granville county n. Co. show an aggre-
gate of 357 whites and LOTT blacks.
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Bosros, August 2s;--Dr- James j..
died last evening, aged SO years.
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, August 2s.-The
fifth national horse show commenced
yesterday under the most favorable
auspices.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2s.-The Mu-
tuaI Base Ball Club of New York beat
the Athletics. Score % against 81.
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NEW YORK, August 2s.-The loss by
the fire at Thomas Benham'sr last night,
WIS forty thousand dollars.
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ALBANY, August 2s.-The Republic
can state Convention will be held at
Syracuse. September 5th.
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There cometh glad tidings of JOY TO all,
To young and 10 old. 10 great and u small;
The beauty which once WAS 80 precious ant
Is free for all. and all may be fair.
NJ, .ha SO. ~
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-The steamship
Northern Light, from Bremen, has ar
rived.
Chauncey LarkIn, the notorious conf
dence man, was arrested to-day for sew
eral crimes.
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AUGUSTUS POLLACK
20 CASH AND PROMPT BUYERS

Tue stock is. as usual. very complete in All
Prices governed by Eastern markets
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RxoEns1oRI EXCELSIOR II
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Hair Exterminator ! !

Roofing Cement.
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DKAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LADINo
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
CHECKS, NOTES, RECEIPTS.
SHOW BILLS for Country Merchants.
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Hams-Qulet and steady. Cut Meats
Dull; sales 10 packages at 1Iall1zc
for shoulders l5al6c for hams. Lard
Heavy at 124<sl4c.
BUTTER-Steady at Ila2S for Ohio.
CHEZ. SfaadN
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For Sale or to Lease.
sINHE new block the eastern side of Cross street.
Il suitable for Stores, Offices or Mechanics Shops
Will be sold separate If desired For particulars in
quire of -r JIG. PROCTOR
April "a. diff
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. II IL u
a Dream OF Summer

Bland as the morning breath of June
The Southwest breezes play; ,.--..s
And, through its haze the winter noon
Seems warm as summers day.
The Snow-plumed Angel of the North
Has dropped his icy spear; ..
Again the messy earth looks forth,
Again the streams gush clear.
The fox his hillside cell forsakes,
The muskrat leaves his nook,
The bluebird in the meadow brakes
Is singing with the brook.
Bear up, o, Mother Nature! cry
Bird, breeze and streamlet free,
sour winter voices prophesy
OF summer days to theeE
So, in those winters OF the sour, t
By bitter blasts and drear
O;erswent from memory's frozen pole,
VIII sunny days appear.
Rsyiyipe hope and faith, they show
The soul its living powers, 80
And how beneath the winters snow
Lie germs of summer flowers!
The night is mother of the day,
The winter OF the spring;
And ever upon old decay Id.
The greenest moses cling, .r.
Behind the cloud the starlight turks. HL
Through showers the sunbeams fail:
For God, who loveth all His works,
Hath left His hope with all. s
9EI- John G. Whittier.
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NOTICE.

A an Sn msnce to buy three storied brick bouse
xan;snca bsats sCfoet modern built with every con-
En1uire of - scam: Immediate possession.
HANSON & DOW,
Mae =, Real Estate Agents.
Mayo No. 544 Union Straaf
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Valuable Real Estate on CONNER
ciai Sta et for sale.
I A LOT of land about 81 feet front ON Commercial
IA street aud extending 264 It to Fore ST. the came
now occupied by b. f. Noble g. 20. g.,
sAppl! to IL -4 - j.. BROWNE,
May 1. If 10 state street.
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A Now EiOa.rKiIIer.

The newspapers of Algeria speak OF young
Freedman named Betoujlle, employed IN tne
typographical service, who Dlds iair " Ii.ai .ue
fame OF Jules Gerard. Being lateiy IN the
neighborhood of Soukahras ne Was i.io a5issO
night. In consequence, he prepared his arms,
and took up position in the dusk behind
thioket, at about fifteen yards from the re-
mains of the OK. AT ABOUT Two III the morn
ing the lion appeared and recommended his re-
past. when the sportsman took the opportunity
to discharge two spherical balls into its body
The animal fell without sound but immedi-
ately rose, and staggering along for some little
distance, again dropped down-dead. 1t meas
ured nearly nine feet and was supposed to BIO
about twelve years old. A few days later Nj.
Betouille went on another expedition in the
same locality, having learnt that loness and
two lions were committing great ravages every
night. Having entered the forest which the
animals frequented, he fastened an old mare
to tree as a bait and then posted himself be-
hind some thick bushes. He had not been
there long before noise was heard in the thick
ct, and magnificent lion made its appearance,
advancing with precaution, AMI passing within
a few yards OF the marksman, who was unable
to take aim at the moment from his rife being
entangled in the brushwood The animal then
made circuit round the mare, licked its lips,
and crouched down for the purpose Of making
the fatal spring, when the sportsman, from
about forty yards distance, fired and lodged
two balls in his right side. The animal gave a
terrific roar, and, piunging into the forest dis
appeared. The next day its dead body was
found at about five hundred yards from the
place of ambuscade. 1t was a noble animal,
put not SO large as the one previously killed
PLAYING FOE MANS HEAD.-During "the
reign of terror" few came to play at the Cafe
de la Regence. People had not the heart, and
1t was not pleasant to see through the
panes the cars bearing the condemned
through the Rue st. Honore to execu-
ton. Robespierre often took seat, but few
cared to play with him, such terror did the in
significant little man strike into every ones
heart. One day very handsome young man
sat opposite him, and made a move as signal
for game; Robespierre responded, and the
stranger won. A second game was played ana
won, and then Robespierre asked what was the
stake The head of a yonng man." was the
answer, "who would be executed tomorrow
Here is the order for his release wanting only
your signature; and be quick the executiontr
will glve no delay" 1t was the young Count
b. that was thus saved The paper was signeu
and then the great man asked But who are
you, citizen?" Say citizeness, monsieur;
am the counts betrothed. Thanks and adieu z
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p0AIlaMD 4 kEAaE8tc &,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Monday, Nov. I5tH. Is .a

S"'s'saShskbs m"sasSys WOW 1@th. Is g.
--gss{.sE1 Passenger Trans leave Portlanl q ~
sssE@&ac& at LOO 4. NJ, ion Gath, Augusta, Y IT.
ertAle hendaiis MiIls, skOw lac "a y, s i!.teIleC Ia
stations, tconrecting ut BrGnsU lex v i.h Aaarcs
Slh H. H., for Lewiston and EaImlastOn AZ.
hendalIs Mills With Maine Central ;. H. ior Bal
ndintefinedIate stations. Fares asfGO b. M. ~
as any other.
Leave tortlaud Tor Bath, Lewiston, augusta M
ihteIIAedlate stations OF Saturday Only ~ 7.sJ Il ~
Mixed main leaves Portland iOr Brunswick am /. f.
NJ. -
Freight Train, with passenger car attached. viii
leave foetaIti Iof SkOwhegsnI and uL2 mediate a.
tons every moaning al O'Clock.
Trains from Brunswick and Lewiston arc da,- II
Port9a'i q: ~ H., and from S69wlegsii ana
bennington and all mi efinedale stations al : Or
d. % C0nlee with trains for BOSTON,
stages lOr I'ogkl connect ~ BatA; AVID J i,1,
Last az Augusta leaving daily arrives Of train io4
BOSTON, leaving at 80 Z. M; and tor Soiun, An5i
Norriase"oeh, Athens anu Moose lead Luat
Skor beg IN, ami cr China, East and .,0Uh Vas a-
bor0 at NassaiborOi for Unity al /. .naail NJ. III
and for Canaan at PishOn's Eerry.
" bAECE5. Sspersa7en:eT
augustai Oct e. letv. noyiZd
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For sale

A NEW u story house, stable and wood she'd
"A together with two acres of excellent land sill Ii,
aled In Cape Elizabeth, on Pleasant street new
street,, about one mile from Pc tlanu bridge near
the Town House 1t is one of the best locations in
town, there being splendid view of the city, har-
por am Islands, and surrounding country. The
brick este N. '' '''7''3 ~ IT II
Also, limited number Of house lots, near the
above property. Apply to
d. T.. PARROTT,
May %. dit s<E on the premises
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GaaAD THUNA TsI1..T
sSt Canada,
SPRING ARRANCEsIEyi

ofhING AhIANGtNENT
EI5gE9,sl On and after Monday. pgil IL lS,7
40 @sssEsss trains Will run as iollows:- 800
Train for South Pans and Lewiston, 6t5 nj
Jaii Train for Waterylle, Bangor, uolha.D- -,
Pond, Montreal and Quebec at ]. 10 i. N!
This train connects with Express tgah: ..r r,re.,
60, Detroit and Chicago. Sleeping cais attached &, i,
ISLAND Pond 10 quebec and AsOntieal -
Train Tor South Pads at 3 50 i. H.
No baggage can be received checked amer
time above stated.
Trains viii arrive 40 f5ilJws:-
From so. Paris, Lewiston anu Auburn, at eIa -
From Montreal, Quebec, &C., 2Is j. y
The Company are not responsible tor b,-,,,,s
any amount exceeding $50 iii value tai.u ttai -,
all unless notice is given, paid iur al the ,at
one passenger Tor every $500 additional value
q. j. ERfDGkS, A,laaying Isy.etoy
II. 8-ILLEl l, Local Superintendent.
Portland, April II, 1861. ar