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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-05
New York Items.

New York, Sept. 4.
The Mexican arrested for having bogus gold
bars has been discharged.
Thomas Allen, an English prize fighter has
been arrested, charged with abducting a wo-
man from Syracuse.
Twenty ships are being quarantined and dis
injected
Crispin D. Caroline, in fit of jealousy, killed
his wife by stabbing her this morning in East
Eleventh street.
A tobacco warehouse in Williams street,
containing 10000 cigars and ten barrels of to-
bacco, was seized yesterday by the revenue
officers.
The steamship Persia has arrived. Among
her passengers are VIM. G. Bryant and family
The steamship Mississippi, from New Or
leans, arrived at the lower quarantine yester-
day, with 50 passengers, including 81 soldiers
of the Austrian legion. She had four deaths
from fever on the passage and six are now sick,
who will be sent to the hospital ship.
The final meeting of the Southern Relief
Commission was held yesterday here The
total receipts have been quarter of million
which have been expended. 175000 bushels of
corn were purchased. The contributions in
aid of the South have been nearly SO 900 900
from all quarters, including $500000 expended
by Gen. Howard by order of Congress.
Hon. James G.. Blaine arrived home from
Europe in the Persia to-day.
The rowing match at Newburg on Friday
excites much interest. Brown left for New
burg to-day. A large force will be sent from
this city to preserve order at the race.
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New York Market.

s4lit tit1 tfIi t NEW YORK, Sept A.
Cotton-more active and firm; Middling .uplands
at 2ek q 27c.
Flonr-rather more active and uns hanged; sales
$500 bills. State 65 a. 10 So round hoop Ohio at
20 "a IL 49,; Western at IS a 10 90; choice do 10 80
"a II 60; Southern more active and iavors buyers;
saes at 100 O. 10 90; California lower sales 100 bbs.
at II 90 a 10 so.
Wheat-steady with moderate business; sales
q 900 bush. Amber State 32I a 81; Amber Mich
igan 30; White California 2 25 White Michigan
2 81; Amber Ohio SO; Amber Southern 80 a 2 5.
yCornmqn 81 sales $4,000 bush.; new Mixed
oats--frmer; sales $4,000 BUSH; new Southern &C
q Csc; new Ohio 6S a CSC; old Western Go a G6c.
Beet-trm; new pain mess IS 90 q "a 90; new ex-
ira mess "a Oh a % 90.
Pork-firm; sales $3.50 bbls.; new mess at % As "a
% 20, closing at % 30; regular old at % 10.
Lard-steady; sales $40 bbls at 1872 "a 14c.
Butter-steady; sales Ohio at II O. 23c; State at Is
@3.c.
Whiskey-quiet and steady; sales 400 bbls. Western
in bond at Sc "a 3sc.
Rice-quiet.
Sugar-quiet and firm; sales $50 hhds Porto Rico
at l2sc; Muscovad0 at III a 1910.
C)fee-hrm; sales GOO bags Rio on private terms.
Molasses-dull.
Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine at 5sJ; Rosin
firm at 4 90 q 70 for common to low; Tar quiet.
Oils-quiet.
.Petroleum-frm; sales 1900 bbls. crude at 49, a
l4c; refined bonded at 295 "a 3lc.
Iallow-frm; sales Sc 900 lbs. at ia a 124c
Wool-frm and demand moderate.
freights to Livelpool-dull and lower.
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From Washing tOu i.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.
Capt. W. III. Hall, of the Marine Corps, died
of yellow fever on the 28th ult at Pensacola.
George G. Whiting died here last night after
short illness, aged about 30 years. He had
been connected with the Department of the
Interior since its organization, and at the time
of his decease was chief clerk. He had often
acted as Secretary of the Interior dd interim.
He was formerly Commissioner of Pensions,
was o prominent Mason and Grand Master of
the District of Columbia
The President to-day appointed Hon. Thos
N. Stillwell, of Indiana, an ex-member of Con
gress from that State, Minister resident to the
Republic of Venezuela, in place of James Mel.
son, deceased.
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Foreign News per Steamer.

- NEW 1ORk, sept. 4.
The steamship Persia brings the following
Radotti s. Co. and Garpolete & Co., of Man
chester, have disappeared after purchasing ex-
tcnsively, leaving debts of eS0,OO0
The discovery was made on the recent trip Of
Queen Victoria from Carlisle, ON the Waverly
Railroad, that the new carriages of her train
were too wide to pass through the bridges
The discovery was made inst prior to starting
The harvest was progressing satisfactorily.
Cholera was an epidemic TT Rotterdam and
in the towns and villages in the vicinity. 1t
had also broke out at Mortiguy and on the
southern slope OF the Alps.
The Spanish insurrectionists and Govern
ment forces had severe fight at Costongia.
All the former but thirty were cut to pieces
Confidence was reported established owing to
the loyalty of the army. Official reports state
that the rebels were put to flight at Catalonia
and Aragon. The escaping rebels from Cos
tonga We're surrendered to the Spanish au-
thorities by the French officials, to whose Dor
der they fled.
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marsdtsept II. Il

Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. on new
~ market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses,
Carriages, Harnesses, dc. uh'il a.'
ApI 90 Z. o. BAILEY. Anctioneer.
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Southern Items,

~ SAVANNAH, Sept. 4.
A Merchants Exchange was organized to-
day.
AUGUSTA, GA, Sept. 4.
1t is not true as stated in Northern paper,
that Gen. Pope had suppressed the Albany
News. 1t is also denied that private instruc-
tions have been issued forbdding freedmen
running for the Convention.
New ORLEANS, Sept. f.
There were % deaths from yellow fever yes
terday. The Board of Health declares the fe-
yer epidemic, but of mild type A communi-
cation to the Board of Health yesterday, an
nounced the organization of the Howard As
sociation, but declared that it was without
funds.
The streets Were flooded this morning by
tremendous rains. ~
CHARLESTON, Sept. 4. OBJ
Gen. Sickels has appointed Beverly Nash, a
prominent negro Of Columbia police magis-
trate. q
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 4.
The Conservative State Convention met
to-day, and Is out of 90 Counties were repre-
sented. Considerable enthusiasm was mani
Tested. Eighty-seven delegates were present,
OF whom 20 were colored. A platform will be
reported tomorrow
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NEW YORK, Sept. 4.
City of Mexico advices to August 5th. and
Vera Cruz to Aug. I'D, state that Santa Anna
IS prisoner at Castle Vera Cruz. Vargas
had entered the town of Hidalgo and hanged
all the members of the City Council, ana did
other acts against Juarez lG Il
Arrangements were being made with the
merchants Of Vera Cruz, to compromise the
Gu 'tom House duties on the merchandise in
port for $15O,00O. The government has probi-
olted the late Imperialists from holding offices,
and from locating in certain states
The steamer Pisaro is to make semi-weekly
trips from Matamoras to New Orleans
Forcible enlistments are being made in Vera
Cruz. The Prussan Minister had been very
sick at San Louis, but would soon leave for
home. Juarez has decreed that conf5cation
be commuted to a fine, for those who support
ed Macmillan.
The gold placers of Chihuahua are yielding
abundantly. The water tax in Puebla has been
stopped. A large number of French troops
embarked for home on the Goth. 5
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Massachusetts HENS.

DfhINHFIELD, Hd5S., CUpI. F.
The semi-annual session of the Grand Lodge
of Massachusetts, Good Templars was held in
this city to-day. The order was repol ~. to be
in prosperous condition, having 25N lodges
with membership of about $4,000
A public meeting was held in the City Hall
this evening, which was addressed by Senator
Henry Wilson, President Minor, of Tufts Col
lege, Rev. Edwin Thompson, and others.
A five mile regatta, for 500, between the
J. T. Tapley and the W. I'll. Baker, both six
cared boats, came off in this city this after
noon, and was won by the former in 80 minutes
and 7 10 seconds
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Cincinnati Markets.

xr,., - CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.
Whskey firm at &c in bond. Mess Pork active
tne close 70 20 q "a 90 was asked Bulk Meats active
anu higher, and all offered at II a 14c for shoulders
was taken closing at an advance of ic and in some
cases hlgher prices asked. Bacon higher:
shoulders at l @ 134c clear rib sides at 1Gic; clear
clear SIDES at l62 q lie; demand pressing from the
come out OF smoke; there were none in the market
ready for delivery. Hams cunhanged. Lard firmer
sales 5000 terces at 12ac.
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.

BOSTON, Sept. 4.
Three Children, under ten Years of age,
named Margaret Durgan, Mary Ann Reardon,
and Alice Martin were killed yesterday after
noon near Neponset while running across the
track of the Old Colony Railroad in front of
an approaching train. M aGau
i-r i44 CHARLESTON, Sept 3.
The interest in registration is tagging. The
blacks have two-thirds of the whole number
registered. .i M
WILMINGTON, Del, Sept g.
j. S. Valentine, Radical, was elected Mayor
yesterday. The Radicals carried all but one
wand. 4l1i
The Board of Health has declared the prohi-
bitlon OF the sale OF certain vegetables, fruits
and oysters. fflatttta ffs0 Etf
New YORK, Sept a..
Golden City, Colorado, is. burned Loss
Capts. Weston and Hodges were killed near
Saltwater Montana, by Indians recently.
Toronto dispatch states that Alrich and
Harvey, notorious counterfeiters, who escaped
from Brooklyn prison last week, were arrested
there to-day. - 9ss<
akrs NASHVILLE, Tenn Sept. 4.
John Curran was MORALLY stabbed yester-
day evening by John Cochran in College
street. Both were saloon keepers.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. A.
In the Constitutional Convention to-day
another memorial against prohibitory liquor
laws was presented, representing S25.000,OOO
capital.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Sept. A.
Yesterday afternoon fourteen young persons
took a sail on Lake Eric, and when attempting
to turn the boat short it upset. Six girls and
three boys were drowned. The bodies have
not been recovered 5e
OswEGo, N. Y, Sept. a.
A block of three story buildings in First
street were burned this morning. The falling
walls demolished two small buildings occupied
as groceries. s
TORONTO, Sept. 4.
Adrian Harvey and Charles Ulrick the
counterfeters of American Treasury notes,
were remanded until the 7th inst, to enable
detective Wood to proceed to Washington to
obtain evidence
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Chicago sinrise,s.

= CHICAGO, III, Sept. 4.
Flour quiet and buyers insist on a reduction of 10
"a l5c; sales meagre at 10 so q IL Is for common TO
choice grades White Winter extras, and 90 as 80
Tor Spring extras, Wheat steady and frmer; sales
no. Spring at "a a rs; No. at | 70 % 1 66J /;
NO, at 56 a 80. Corn firm at an ADJ ance of &c
under speculative and shipping demand; sales ut
Sc Tor No. Nc at 9ic. Oats advanced 2Ic; sales
lzooGO BUSH at "A 46Ic for No. 1. Rye in goo de-
manu- at an advance 1lc; sales at o. for No. l. Bar
FORK PORK sold last at % so. Bulk Meats--dry sailed
shoulders 12c; clear sides lie loose.
oo aeecipts-5,5O0 bbls. flour, 100000 BUSH wheat,
o9ooo bush corn, 40, 900 bush. oats. Shipments
o,ooo hbls flour, 10000 bush. wheat, 100000 busf
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PROVIDENCE, II. I, Sept. q.
The Commencement exercises of Brown Uni
versity occurred to-day. The following hon
orary degrees were OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
Arts, Hon. Charles G. Vanseed, of Newport;
James A. Blackinton, of Boston; Doctor of
Divinity, Rev. VIM. Hadley Eaton, of Nashua.
N. H.; Doctor IF Laws, Hon. Charles Smith
Bradley, Chief Justice of Rhode Island Su-
preme Court. Among the distinguished gen.
tlemen present are Chief Justice Chase, Gov
ernor Bullock, of Massachusetts,, Ex-Governor
Smith, of New Hampshire, Gen. o. o. How
ard of Washington, and Hon. John Bigelow,
of New York. Gen. Howard yesterday re
ceived a telegram from Gen. Grants headquar-
tiers, stating that he need not hurry back to
Washington, but might prolong his stay.
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A Partner Wanted.

w In In, 5000, to take an equal interest in an easy
BUSINESS paying large lrofts. Apply soon TO
General Business Agents. al 4 C SU1 Street
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Delaware Equal Rights G Convention.

" iLMINGIUN, DeI., Sept. z.
A largely attended Equal Rights Conven-
ton for the State of Delaware was held here
to-day. The colored people were well repre-
sented. One hundred delegates to the Border
States Convention were appointed. A series
of resolutions favoring impartial suffrage by
national law, sufficient constitutional guaran-
tees of Republican form of State Govern.
srs;on anu Socr .nG hs recon
ton was addressed by ex-senator Cresswell, OF
Maryland, and Hon. w. d. Kelley, of Penn
sylvania. 1t was very enthusiastic, and is con-
sidered by the friends of the movement a great
success.
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The Eenian Congress.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 4.
The Fenian Congress convened with closed
doors yesterday. The House and Senate held
a Joint session. j. M. Fitzgerald, of Cincin-
James Gibbons President of the Senate. Pres
luent Roberts read his annual message, giving
a.; let I Oh Tue doings of the Brotherhood dur
Eng .ne past year, detailing the plans for the
sun+ anu nal appealing to the members for their
during the week. io"i'in ~ 'o''i'''
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A GENTS WANTED-$t0 to $40 day. to intro
~ duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price $50. 1t uses two threads,
and makes the genuine LOCK STITCH. All other low
priced machines make the Chain Stitch. Exclusive
territory given. Send for Circular. w. g. WILSON
q Co., Manufacturers, CLEVELAND, Ohio. aul3d3nl
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II, LET.
Lot to Lease.
A Desirable Rent,

(AN be had in the western part of the city, by any
Sparty having $1,000 or $500 TO loan on coed Sc
curity tor term of three years 10 be used in finish
ing the housA. Address with name, tor further par
liculars, Box A, Post ONCE.
Aug27-dtf
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North Carolina Republican state Con-
ventiOM

The Republican State Convention assem-
bled here to-day. Sixty-six counties are repre-
scented, several of them by proxy. The pro-
ceedings are harmonious. Gen. Joseph G. Alb
bott is President and Gen. Alfred Docl1ery and
Hon. Robt. p. Dick are among the Vice Presi-
dents. A committee to draw up platform
was selected. A mass meeting is to be held to-
night.
EUening.-The Republicans held a grand
mass meeting in Turner's Hall tonight. A
band of music was in attendance and hymns
and stanzas were sung. Several colored men
made speeches, all of a very radical character
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Assignee's saIe--House and Land.

7,
NOTICE is hereby given, In pursuance of " Re
In solve to carry into effect chapter two hundred
eighty-our ofthe Resolves Of eighteen hundred SIX
tyIour in favor of Bates College," approved Febru-
airy 2s, 1861 that townships numbered 9, Range II
and 10 Range II w l. s, situated upon the UYer
Saint John River, excepting the Southeast quarter
by public auction Tor the benefit Of said College, al
the Land ofdce In Bangor, ON Wednesday the nth
day Of September next, at IL O'Clock, noon.
One third cash and satisfactory notes payable Ii
and two years, secured by mortgage on the prem
ises. will be received in payment.
- 'rtuu l8a :. : ISAAC X. CLARK.
mareltSept IL. a +. ... Land Arehl.
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efkll To Let. W
TNHE Spacious Chambers i'll the corner store of the
new block ON the corner of Pearl and Middle
Streets, comprising the 3D. Sd and 4th foors each
containing about 5000 square feet and suitable for
and Furs, Clothing, Carpeting, SC.
The fourth floor is spacious Hall, one of the
largest and most desirable in the city.
The lower floors win be occupied by Woodnan,
True s. Co.
Parties desiring to lease any of these rooms, can
have them fitted to suit, by applying at once to
aug6df GEO. W. WOODMAN.
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California Election.

I-r4T SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4.
The election is progressing rapidly through
out the State. No indications as to the result
are obtainable, though it is certain that the
Democratic vote will be larger than for some
Years past. 1t is thought that Gorham will
lose San Francisco, but the tickets are SO vari-
Gus and so much scratched that it is impossi-
BILE to make safe estimate. At 2 o'clock p.
M, Haight DEM for Governor, was 100 votes
ahead. In Sacramento the Democratic Legis-
lative ticket is elected.
The Bulletin thinks there is some probabili-
~ of Gorham's election by majority far be-.
hind the general ticket. There are some doubts
OF the election of Phelps (Union) to Congress
IN the LIST district. The success of the other
Union candidates for Congress is thought to be
so a
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Sale of forfeited Goods.

FTNHE following described Merchandise having peen
L seized for violation of the Revenue Laws of tho
United States, and the U. S. Appraisers at this port
having certified under oath that the expense of ITS
Keeping will largely reduce the net proceeds OF the
sale, the same will be sold at public auction, in front
Of the Old City Hail. in this city. ON "Wednesday tho
18th instant, at IL o'clock A NJ, to wit:-
One Red Horse.
Under the provisions OF Sec 49, of the Act entitled
San Act further 10 prevent smuggling and for other
purposes. approved July is, 1866. 7'|'7
ISRAEL WAsHBURN, Jr., Collector.
Portland, Sept g. 1867. dtd
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TWO or gentlemen be accommodated
i with genteel Rooms and board. Apply at this
Off c.
Portland. Aug 10, 1867. aug2O-dtf
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Co,nn,erciai.--Per Cable.

FRANKFORT, Sept 3-Evening.
United States 5-20s closed this evening at 773 for
the issue of 1862.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3-Eyening
Cotton--The market has been strong throughout
the day and closed firm. The following are the au-
thorzed quotations: Middling uplands 1Obd; Mid
ding Orleans 10Jd sales 10 600 bales. Breals.us-
The market closed irregular but rather weakea Corn
closed at lbs I'd per GENITAL; Oas IS 5d Barley and
Ais GIL. Provsions-The MARKETS unchanged. Pro-
duce-The market unchanged.
LONDON, Sept. 3-Evening.
The Sugar market closed at 24s Cd for No. u Dutch
standard Iron-Scoicb Pig SIS per ton. Whale Oil
els. Linseed Cakes $40 IS. Calcutta Lnseed 6ss
Cd Lnseed Oil $50. 6.eCF aal.f.,
LONDON, Sept 4-Noon.
Consols at "a 3 16 for money.
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-The following are The
current quotations for American securities United
STATES 52Os 73; Illinois Central shares ~ Erie Rail-
road shares 45f.
Co.,. l, LIVERPOOL Sept. 4-Noon.
600 bales. Se''''"'eu 'aie' 'o-u"y w
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varions LIENS.

J.. 81 New York, Sept. g.
A proposition is being discussed in the reve-
nue. department to do away with detectives,
inspectors, ETC., by granting monthly licenses
to whiskey distilleries on basis of the capacit,
of stills.
Generals Sheridan and Griffin telegraphed
that the yellow fever is now fully an epidemic
IN New Orleans and Galveston. Surgeon Tyng
is dying. and Surgeon Atkinson at Galveston
is sick, leaving no medical officers there.
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$50. HAVANA, Aug. 81.
Sugar-market closes more active and frmer on a
basis OF 81 q 81 reals for No. IL, good strong 0rts
Exchange firm on United States at 2fs discount
ffeghts dull and dropping at Havana; boxes reals
70 on1portsi sugar u q s; molasses d q Al. Lum-
per ~ Boards scarce at $50 % 32; narrow S26.
BOX Shooks-store sales at $5I; Hhds Shocks $21 a
70 Moasses Hoops dull at $50 a IS for long shaved
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Guardians Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue ola license
~ from the Probate Court of Cumberland County,
shall sell, at public private SALE as may be dee
september next, a. 10 o'clock A NJ at the Office OF
WIN. y. Jerris, No. 2s2 Congress Street, Portland,
certain parcel ofland in said Portland, situated on
f'eanor M Elder and Georgianna Elder, minor neirs
OF John Elder, late of Portland, deceased. further
~. IN JOHN HAYDEN, Guardian.
Aup "a 1897 aug2e-dtd
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Cambridge Market.


CAMBRIDGE, Sept 3.
Receipts-Cattle, 70S: Sheep and Lambs, 1885,
Horses, 100; Swine, l, 760; Calves, none.
PRICES. Beef Cattle Extra, S12 90 "a ~ 30; first
quality, $i1 90 q II so; second quality Oh "a 10 90
third quality, IS 90 a $50.
Prices of Store Cattle Working Oxen, ~ pair, $780,
5000, $500 $500.
Mich Cows and Calves from $45, $55, $75, $s5 a
Yearlings $40 q aO two years old ss5 q as; three
years old $55 a 20. -
Prices of Sheep and Lambs--In lots SO 70, So %,
y 90 g 50 IS each; extra So % q 70, from 81 q
Spring Lambs So so q sS77.
Veal Calves S. q $12. IN,
Hides 10 "a f0kc. Tallow a TIC ~ fb.
:, Lamb Skins go a zoe EACH Calf Skins 1G a tic u
ib.
N. b. Beef-Extra and first quality includes moth
ing but the Oest large fat stabilized Oxen; second
qualty Includes the best grass-fed Oxen, the best
stai-1ed Cows, and the best three year old Steers;
ORDINARY consists OF Bulls and the refuse of lots.
Sheep-Extra includes Cossets, and when those of
INFERIOR quai1ty are thrown out of the lot.
Observation-Disclosures overstocked market of last
market; but as the supply brought in this morning
was light there is better feeling prevailing and
prices now stand nearly where they were fortnight
ago.
Sheep and Lambs-The Sheep trade has been uuiel-
er and there was some improvement in prices upon
the better grades: Receipts nearly 5000 less than
last week. The drOvers think the money made Is
conhned to retail dealers in mutton, who obtain
nearly 100 per cent upon the cost this we know to
be fact, which should not be continued The farm
ers are the losers, and also the consumers
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State of. Maine.

VIE undersigned, appointed Commissioners to
Il examine the condition of the Insane Hospital,
and the treatment OF the patients therein, by virtue
OF resolve of the last Legislature, will commence
session tor that purpose, at said Hospital in Au-
gusta, on the thirteenth day of next September at
ten OF the clock A. NJ, and continue the same from
day to day as long as may be deemed necessary to
complete said examination: and all persons having
purposes OF said examination, are respectfully re-
quested to be present and to testify accordingly,
A. g. JEWETT, -
JAMES M. DEERING
rr-s. 3 .a,lf.e JARED FULLER
August 1. 1867. dtillsept13