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& 0 M Nj H RCIAL.
New York Stock and Money vlarL.,

New Y ork stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Money abundant and yery
easy at "a per cent. call. Sterling EXCHANGE
dull at 1921 q 1899. Gold active opening at l46 tel
l45s advanced to 146a and closed at las a. 1864 Some
6us were free buyers, and many bears covered their
shorts. The exports to-day amounted 10 $3.50 OO0
Governments, which opened lower, recovered the de-
cline in the afternoon under purchases by foreigners
and closed firm Henry Clewes s. Co. furnish the
following 4.3o quotations :-Coupon SIS 1881, 1854 "a
l15a; do IS 1862, 1142 a 1l4b; do 1884, o. a 1iO5;
40 1860, ii2t q 1929; do new, 100 q 109k; 10 1861
109 109t; do 1865 100 a IO9t; 10-4U's 1888 1884,
Border State bonds irmer under the news of the
passage by the North Caroiina Legislature OF bill
providing for he resumption of the payment of the
Interest on The bonds All interest maturing previ.
Gus to October LIST is funded into thirty years per
cent. bonds. MissOuri's IS; new Tennessee's 631;
old do sat; new North Carolina, 70; old do, 1884,.
The Railway market opened weak and lower, but
became frmer in the afternoon, Er re ching So
New York Central 1881 Rock Island 1924 and others
II proportion Prices fell of slightly afer the last
Board, but the market finally steady with an upward
tendency. The following are $50 figures Cam
ton, A g 4s; Cumberland, 81 q 81; Adams Express
50 q b25; Merchants Express. 244 "a 245; Pacific
Mail, 1893 az 1881; Western Union Telegraph, "a a.
SIT; New York Central, 1881 a 1881; Ere 57s "a 57i
DO preferred 69h @ IL; Hudson, 1877 "a ISL; Har-
lem, "a; Reading, gu q 9l4; Wabash, g. "a 81; St
Paul. 754 g 7s4; Michigan Central, 1914 a 122; Mich
igan thern, $50 s5s illinois Central 147 Ceve-
land 4 Piitsnurg, ct g 81; Toledo, iO14 q 1olB;
s2s s23 do preferred, S24 q s2t; Fort Wayne, 1881
q 1o8a; Hartford & Erie, % q 23t old Tennessee's
IS; new do, $50: old North Carolina. IA; new 49,
The receipts at the Sub Treasury to-day amounted
4ls,S86. -. I'd :
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From New York, Member BY Diploma of the Re-
formed Medical College, Y, celebrated both in
Europe an this coun ry during the last twenty Ave
years OF his practice for the cures he has
effected, tn usands of ases ana MANY in the ast
Stages OF Consumption, after they had been GIVEN
W oy every 9thsI practice as ineurable treats all
iseases OF the Chest, by Roots, Herbs. Gums Bal
sans, Leaves and Barks. in connection with Cold
Medicated Vapor and Constitutional appliances,
With N Success Unknown 10 the Physi-
eIans of this Country.
and invites the attention OF the Sick and Afflicted
lsboring under any OF the various forms Of diseases
Splitting of Blood, Pain in the Chest, shoulders,
Sides and Back. Sore Throat. Bleeding Lungs Cbron
platon, Justification or opsy OF the heart Dysrep-
10, Liver Complaint, Chronic Diarrhea, and all
Female Complaints, such as Prolapsus Uteri or
FaitaDg OF the Womb, and all Uterine Complaints,
such .ss Cancers, TumoIs. Enlargements, Suppress
sion Of the Menses, Excessive Menstruaton, Leu
eorrhGa or Whites, Serofulous Affections, Spinal
Afec Gravel and Poisonous InnoculatiJns, and
ali Diseases of the Blood DIR. LAmONT Is the only
Physician in tois country gitied with
The Power a. Telling Diseases at Sight.
By looking into his eye, VI bout the patient saying
q word TO him. he can tell them how they affect
ed in every particular, and prescribe the INN edi
relief an permanent cure 81 their complaints -
he car De consulted tor short tnne, FREE Oh
Every tuesday, wednesday and Thursday from q
A till 9 P NJ, also on Friday from A M tiIl s p
NJ TIL urther notice, at 3545 Congress st. tew door.
below the City Hotel. and directly over W r Cobb's
Music Store, Portland
and to those who are not able to call by sendipo
then address DIR. Lamont WILL CALL AND aTve
ADVICE FREE. Invalids requiring his nroIss
siona servc requested to call or send vitbnnt
delay so that they receive the tn benet Of bis
peculiar and highly soccessinl mode of treatment
DIR. Lamont rs permitted TO refer to the Venerable
Wooster Beach, M. d., President and lanes u We're
n. y, Secretary OF the Reformed Medical College
Or; Lamont uses nothing but Roots, Herbs, Gums
and Balsams. Leaves and Banks
fLbAsE SHOW THIs TO YOUR FRIENDS. 1t may
De Ihe means OF SAVING 4 yALUABLu LIFE.
Ierms very moderate, IN accordance with the
times. GREGORIE LAMONT M ID.
July 20, 1868, diff
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Rare Chance for Manufacturers 4!
machinery and Mill Lease for Sale.

rINHE lease of fine mill. 125x4O ~ stories high,
i having wharf with IS feet OF water attached with
improvements; a 35 horse power engine, with tubu-
lar boiler is offered sale on very low terms. For
p"i DEARBORN & BRowNELL,
julyl3d1m Portsmouth, N III.
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AUCTION SALES.
Il. M. PATTEN e. CO., Auctioneers,
OFFICE IA EXCHANGES ST.
Wooden Building at Auction.

IN WEDNESDAY, August 18TH at l23 O'Clock, on
" the premises. Spring street, near Centre, the
occupied as School House. Terms cash. TO be re-
moved Immediately. auglOtd
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RHODE ISLAND.
THE HAWKINS zoUAyEs

New VorL 1st Ra1;mant uawL;ns louavas
which was Gen. Burnsdes body guard when
he commanded the army of the Potomac, ar
rived here this morning, and were received by
detachment of veterans of the army, and
After pleasant visit to Rocky Point the COM
pany were received by the Governor and en-
tertained at his residence. The visitors re-
turned by the evening Bristol boat.
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ALAB AM A.

SELMA, Aug. 1.-THE first bale of new cot.
ton was received here to-day by Messrs. Har-
die & Robinson from the plantation of George
Baker & Co. 1t weighed $40 pounds and is
classed as middling. 1t was sold to Messrs
Hopkins q Kennedy at So cents per pound.
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Notice to the Sick !
DR.. GREGORIE LAMONT.

All Diseases Positively Permanentl
Cnred and Perfect Health Restored.
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BUFFALO, Aug. ia majority of the Board
of Trade of this city and large number of
private citizens will leave here this afternoon
for Niagara Falls, to participate in the hop at
the International Hotel, rendered them by the
Nh;nasa EmhasSy
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Resolutions Adopted by the
Democratic State COnven-
ton Of West Virginia..

l. Resolved That we approve the platform Of
the National Democratic Convention, lately as.
sembled in New York, as the true exponent of
our political principles and pledge our hearty
and united support to the nominees of that
Convention for the offices of President and Vice
President of the United States.
9. Resolred, That we demand of the Lcgisla-
ture of this State a reduction of the useless
swarm of officers with which we are infested,
and such other measures Of economy. retrensh-
ment and reform as will reduce the %urthen of
State and local taxation, which is ,xhau sting
the substance Of our people.
3. ResOlred, That we demand the reform of
the present system of registration rs unjust,
oppressive upon the people, and at variance
with the fundamental principles of free govern
mcnt.
4. Resolred, That we denounce the Radical
party of this State, because, with view of
perpetuating their own power, they have re-
fused to permit the people to elect their own
Registers. and have vested the power of appoint
ment and removal in the Governor, so that the
INSCRIPTIONS purposes of the party NAV be bet
ter accomplished; and because with the same
view, they have by recent legislation relieved
their Registers, thus unfairly and improperly
elected, from either civil or criminal RESPONSE.
bility, for even willfIl AMI corrupt violation Of
duty.
5. ReSOlred. That while we are willing to &C.
cord To the negro the full measure of legal
rights, with ample protection of person and
property, we are unalterably opposed to negro
suffrage, negro equality, and Radical legislation
looking to that end.
6. ResolUed, That we denouncc the Radical
party for having, through its representatives in
Congress, by the passage of certain military re-
construction bills, declared null and void the
Government OF Virginia, which formed the
State of West Virginia, thereby denying the
legal existence of our new State
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From San Francisco.

San Francisco, September 9.-Gener-
al Halleck has furnished reliable in
formation in regard to abuses existing
in Alaska, which have been made the
subject of special investigation during
his recent visit to that territory. Moch
dissatisfaction among the natives arises
from the fact that the old fur company
carried on a sort of patriarchal govern,
ment, taking charge of everybody anu
everything in the settlements. Under
the new system the people are Ire, t da nOt
mon their own resources aud DO not
understand the change. The immediate
effect of introducing a number OF
strange white traders, adventures ana
soldiers was bad.
Late Idaho advices say that scouting
party from Fort Boise succeeded In cap
turing Eagle Eye and his entire band OF
indians, 40 in number, and 81 horses. A
large quantity of provisions was also
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The TrinI Of Whalen.

OTTAWA, September 9.-The trial OF
Whalen was resumed this forenoon. De-
tectives Cullen aud Hess testified as to a
conversation they heard in Jail between
Whalen and Doyle, wherein Whalen &C
know lodged that he shot MCGEE. Turner
testified to having several times heard
Whalen threaten TO take the life oil NC
Gee. Other witnesses gave evidence
which was highly unfavorable to the
prisoner. The case of the prosecution
was closed at six o'clock tonight and
the court adjourned until tomorrow,
when the defence begins. Whalen has
lost the defiant air he assumed on the
first day of the trial, and appears anX-
ious and uneasy. 1t is supposed that the
case for the defence will occupy about a
week, and there is scarcely any doubt
entertained of conviction being Oh
tanned.
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New York Market.

New YORK, September 10.
COTTON-Irregular and unsettled;
sales of 500 bales at 2Sa2Slc for mid
ding uplands, chiefly ut 27Ic.
FLOUR-Closed dull and l0aIlc
lower for new; old quiet, without de-
cided change.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy, 1a2c lawcr
with holders disposed to realize.
RYE Dull at 45al 80 for western.
OATS-Quiet Mt 67a69c Mt railroad
depot, and 70a72c afloat for new west
crn.
CORN-Heavy and dull at lsal %
for unsound and 2Jal "a for sound new
mixed western.
PORK-Dull at % p for mess cash,
and 20 to regular.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUI enthusiastically and unchang-
ed.
LARD--steady at aOsa29sc Cor fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at 27a2sc.
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New York Items.


New YORK, September 10.-Rev. Il. L.
Dashill, of Orange, n. y, has been
elected President of Dickinson College,
in place of ii. NJ. johnson, deceased.
j. j. Roberts, ex-president of Liberia,
and wife, were among the passengers in
the ship GOlconda, which arrived at
Baltimore Tuesday.
Everything i'll Liberia is reported
prosperous.
The trial of Rev. Jno. p. Hubbard, of
Westerly, charged with violation of the
general canon of the Episcopal Church
in procuring and making use of the SER
vices of parson not minister of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, is pro-
crossing in Providence.
The Citizens Association have pub
lished a letter to the public in reference
to pauperism in the State. They assert
that five millions are expended annu-
ally in private and public charities,
and they propose to organize the expen-
diture that it may result in more bene-
fit and relieve taxation for that pur-
pose. The Charity Commissioners have
established q Labor Bureau, to which
the Association calls the attention of
all interested.
The Councilmanic cmbroglio has
ended, the five members concerning
whom legal steps were taken having
been admitted to seats to-day.
Antonio Buchignai, husband of Mrs.
General Eaton, was arrested and
brought before the Court, to-day, on a
charge of having abandoned her. The
prisoner is thirty and the wife seventy
eight years of age. 1t is alleged he had
been living with her granddaughter, by
whom, it is said, has had two children,
and also that he has spent 100000, left
to Mrs. Eaton by her former husband.
The first game of the champion base
ball match, to-day, between the Unions
of Morrisiana and the Atlantics of
Brooklyn, was won by the latter; score
81 TOT. The Atlantics made IL runs in
seven innings by heavy batting. The
Unions were whitewashed six times and
the Atlantics two. 1t is stated that
John Morrissey lost ST 900 by the de-
feat of the Atlantics on Monday.
The compositors at Brooklyn are on q
strike for the New York scale of prices.
Their places are filled by boys and young
women.
The copper manufacturers held a
meeting to-day to arrange certain diff
ferences that have arisen in the trade.
DR.. House, the American Missionary
in Siam, was recently attacked and near
ly killed by an elephant. He will prob
ably recover from his injuries.
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From SnuduslSy.

SANDUsKY, o., September lO.-The
State Fircmen's tournament held here
was a success in every respect Thirty
ii re companies, from different parts of
Ohio, and from Other States, entered for
competition.
The anniversary Of Perry's victory
was celebrated At Put-in-Bay to-day by
grand basket picnic. Delegates were
present from Buffalo, Cleveland, De-
troit, Toledo and other Lake ports. All
the survivors of the battle of Lake
Erie were also present. The United
States steamers Michigan and Sherman
were a. the Island and fired salutes dar-
ing the day.
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gg Telteraph.
. 10 T8K REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
(By Telegraph to the Rogister.l

PARIS, September 10.-Queen Victoria
leaves here for England this evening.
LONDON, September l0.-The cab
strike has ended.
FLORENCE, September 10.-It is re-
ported that Italy has requested the
withdrawal of the French troops from
Rome.
VIENNA, September 10.-A dispatch.
received here states that the Bulgarian
insurgents have formed q Provincial
Government on the Balkan mountains.
PARIS, September l0.-The Emperor
reviewed the troops at the camp of
Challons to-day. The whole amy, in
cluding the 4, cavalry, artillery
infantry, engineer corps, pontoon and
baggage trains were drawn up on the
plain. After going through a series OF
evolutions, all the corps marched by the
Emperor in review, each regiment, as
it passed, cheering with great enthusi-
asm for the Emperor and Empress and
the Prince Imperial. An immense crowd
of spectators covered the neighbsring
hills. The Queen of England, who is
now in the city, is a guest of the British
Ambassador, Lord Lyons. No ceremony
is observed by Her Majesty or attend
ants, but the privacy of her party is
strictly maintained.
FLORENCE, September lot is re-
ported that General Garibaldi has left
Caprera for Naples to attend Congress
of Democrats to be held in that city.
CoNsTANTINopLE, September lO.-The
extraordinary concession made to Adj
miral Farragut by the Saltan, in per-
hitting the flag ship Franklin to pass
through Dardannelles and enter Bos-
phorus, has given rise to vast amount
of comment in diplomatic circles here.
The report that permission has been
denied, which was extensively circula-
ted a few days ago, was without foun-
dation. The consent of the Sultan was
accepted in most gracious manner as
a compliment to the Admiral and the
country he represented.
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Washington Items

WASHINGTON, September lO.-An ex-
port warehouse has just been establish
ed for Boston, to which shipments of
tobacco in bond, under the new rerula-
tions, can new be made.
Solicitor Buckley, although he re-
turned to Washington early this morn.
ing, did not visit the Treasury Depart
ment or Internal Revenue Bureau.
To-day he was engaged in preparing an
official report of his proceedings in
New York. probably to be submitted to
the President.
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". NJ. e.. A. Convention.

AUBURN, n. Y, September l0.-After
q season of prayer yesterday afternoon
in the Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association, the subject of
"What work subordinate to the object
of the Y. NJ. C.. A. can the Association
profitably undertaken" was discussed.
Street preaching, general missionary
work, that the Association should labor
to bring young men to Christ, Sunday
schools, Bible classes, &C., were among
the propositions made by the speakers.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati MA pket.

CINCINNATI, September 10.
FLOUR-Unchanged; family 9 50a
975.
WHEAT-Quiet; millers not paying
better than l 80 for No. red.
CORN Dull and la2c lower; mixed
97a9Sc.
OATS-Unchanged and quiet at 55c.
RYE-Firm at 1873.
BARLEY-Unchanged; fall scarce and
in demand at 2 25a2 80 for spring, IS
for No. 2 and % for No. l.
COTTON-Nominal and lower; mid
ding 26ia27c.
WHISKY-Dull at 65a70c.
MESS PORK-Quiet but firm at 90 90.
LARD-Dnll at l9c.
BULK Misunderstanding
BACON-Quiet; shoulders 12fal3c;
clear sides l6fc.
BUTTER-Steady with fair demand.
enthusiastically.
EGGS-Sales at lie.
FLAX SEED-In good demand at
. 50.
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From Halifax.

HALIFAx, n. S., September lO.-The
Assembly sat yesterday afternoon with
closed doors and discussed the cores
pondcnce between Governor Doyle and
Acknowledgement wilkins. A resOlu-
ton was offered condemning the course
of the Governor-G General as Interfering
with the right of free speech. The
Governor then informed the Assembly
that if the resolution was not expunged
he would dissolve the House. Another
secret session was held to-day resulting
in the resolution being expunged
There is much excitement in political
circles.
The great race for $50, 900 between the
American horse, General Williams, and
the Skedaddler, resulted in an easy vic
tory for the former.
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Personal Rcncontre.

New YORK, September 10.-Itappear:
that dispute between Mr.. Buckley
and United States District Attorney
Courtney, at the Astor House yesterday
ended in personal rencontre. Buckley
was knocked down by Courtney, who
then pounded him to his hearts con-
tent, Buckley crying loudly for assist
snce, after suffering considerable pun
ishment. Two deputy marshals hap
pened to be passing the room, and over
hearing Binckley's cries went in aud re-
leased him. He left for Washington
last night, and will not have anything
more to do with revenue cases here at
present.
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Congregational Nominations.

BosToN, September 10.-The Demo-
Gratis of the Fourth Massachusetts, Dis
triet have nominated P. Harvey for
Congress. ...-
Fox DU LAC, September 10.-Hon. +.
F. Resbo, of West Bend, Wisconsin, was
nominated for Congress by the Repubil-
cans of the Fourth District.
ST. LOUIS, September 1O.-The Demo
Gratis of the Second District have nomi-
mated James ]. Lindley for Congress,
MILWAUKEE, September lO:-Ihe ne
publicans of the First District met In
Convention at Waukesha, Wisconsin,
Yesterday, and nominated General H.
L. Paine for Congress by reclamation.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, September l0.--Gen-
eral John ii. Ketchum was unanimous
ly re.nominatcd for Congress in the
18th District by the Republican Con-
vention.
ALBANY, September 10.-The Demo,
Gratis in the Fourteenth Congressional
District nominated Stephen l.. Mayhem,
of Schoharie, for Congress.
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Chicaro marker.
CHICAGO, September 10.

CHICAGO, September 10.
FLOUR-More active; sales spring
extras at z 50a9 90.
WHEAT-In fair demand; market la
Ito lower; sales No. / ct l Gal 6St, and
No. 2 ut 55a1 Sc; closing at 55al 55t;
No. 2 unchanged since noon Board:
CORN-Firmer; market falc higher;
sales No. l at 96a95ic; No. 2 ut 95a95}c,
and rejected at 9OaO2c; closing, at 96ta
s6ae for No. l in store; sales since
Change at 964c for No. /. t 4.
.OATS-Easier Mt sole, but closed
qniet at SOC.
RYE-Steady and shade firmer; salos
No. l at 21a1 2li; No. 2 at l 16al III
and rejected at l 10.
BARLEY-Firm; market 2a3o higher;
sales No. 2 at 63a1 66i, and rejected al
l 46a1 so; closing at Goal 66i for No. 2
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From Chicayo-

CHICAGO, September l0.-A Denver
special to the Tribune says: The cleo
tion on the 9Th passed off quietly. AL
Ian A. Bradford, Republican, was elect
ed delegate to Congress. Returns from
the territory show Republican gains.
A special from Benton Harbor, Mich
igan, says: The wreck of the propeller
Hippocapay, lies about twenty miles
south of that place.
The steamer Dunbar arrived ut st.
Joseph last evening with part of the
cabin tonnage belonging to the lost
vessel. The Dunbar looked for an hour,
but found no signs of any person.
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, September 10.

TOLEDO, September IV'
Flour quiet and dropping. Wheat,
choice grades of white firm; red and
spring, &c lower; sales white Wabash
at %: white Michigan, 2 LOAF IL; am
Der, 2 02a2 o.; No. spring, l CD; NO. y
1 6l; amber, sellers option for septem.
Der, 3 OF. Corn firm and shade better;
No. white, 05. Oats quiet and I'M
changed ut SIC for No. l; buyers option
for the month, Sole. Rye, No. steady
at | 80; No. 9 a shade better at Il.
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From Philadelphin.

PHILADELPHIA, September IO.-Sev.
eral arrests were made of men suspect
ed of the murder of the child Mary
Marman, but the parties were dischars.
ed, the suspicious proving grouudless.
The coroner's inquest will take place
tomorrow.
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE.
JBy Telegraph to the Register.I

HAVANA, September 1O.-Late advices
from Mexico say it is reported that the
insurgents in Sierra, Puebla, have been
defeated in battle, llosing all their artil-
lery and many prisoners.
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S.3O Note.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September TO-
Secretary McCullech gives official no.
tice that on and after Monday next all
7-3O notes must be forwarded direct to
the Treasury of the United States at
Washington, for redemption.