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Notice to Contractors.
KAssls PAar1c R4nxAI CoxRAS11
uFY5CE uT CHIE4 ESoESEkK,
PHI SHERIDAN r O., kAnsAk- June = ta1.1
EE4LKp PRpP0sAI-S VII ht received until ja3y
Il lsse Il tte onte cf the Ctai Engineer kAN3A3
PACIFIC RAILWAY COXPAEY-Ia.e un,oa Pacific
Railway Company, E4stern Hv1alon-st Pill Sheridan.
kaaaA4 ltte present we4ten te11toa Of th nAlA foe
GRADING and BRIDGING On tho Eltst Ai:..ca Il
the E1teuatan Of the road to Denver, Colorado.
P7oEIes aud Specifications of tho work ua1y b. seA
Aftr July 1Et. thta Office and 1t the Oct of tho t-
eral Superintendent Il LANTenee, Kansaa
n 4 GREENWOOD
Chief Engineer &E., KaaAAs factdc E. B. q
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
New York STOCK md Money mar,,e,

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S-Evening .-Money easy at
Yesterdays rates; discounts dull and nominal For
eign Exchange dull at 1897 Geld firmer closing at
1885, The rates paid for carrying to day were "a
per cent. Governmentss trong and advancing. Hen-
ry Clewes q Go: furnish the following 4 Is quota
tlons:-Unted States coupon 6s. 1884, 1881; do 52ts
1862 1913; do 1864, 121t; do 1869, 1911 do January
10-40's, 1i3i; Pacific 6.s, 1854.
Southern State securities stronger on the last CALL
Tn, Chief movement to-day was in the special tax
bonds OF North Carolnas. which sod largely % o
55I.
The Stock market at the close was generally dull
and all off from the best prices of the afternoon,
There are some important railway consultations still
going on at this point The pr limnary papers have
been signed for closing the Toledo & Waba, h road
to the Lake Shore Company, and the Directors OF the
latter in session the matter. The terms oil the
proposed lease guarantee of per cent. per an
mum on the common stock of the Wabash for the
first year, per cent for the second per cent. for
tue third year, and equal dividend with the Lake
Shore thereafter 1t is stated the thing is likely to
be carried through, but nothing yet been official
ly announced in regard 10 it The railway question
has not vet been settled. but the indications favor
carry adjustment of the difficulties between the var-
GUS roads. Freights have advanced in some cases.
and the Erie Company is charging 45c to Chicago.
The Pacific Mail Directors met to-day and declared
quarterly dividend of per cent, payable Septem-
Der LIST The books close Aug. Goth, and reopen Sep
yesterday and shares declined per cent. ON an
nouncement of it. There some further considerable
transfers OF gold between New York and San Fran
cisco allowed by the Treasury Department this af
ternoon. 1t Is probable that the total amount OF the
transfer will reach S5Oo0O 900 when all tho operations
are communicated. The following are $50 street
quotations: Western Union Telegraph Co, 3sI; Pa
cifc Mail, $50; New York Central. 293; Hudson,
1871; Harlem, 1852; Reading. 96t; Michigan Contra
Cleveland & Pitlsburg, lo5; Chicago g. Rock Island,
11es; q cago & North Western, ssi: do preferred,
96s; Pittsburg g. Fort Wayne, 1915 Erie, 49, do pre-
ferred. 51t.
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day is as fol-
lows:-Currency, 81, 900; general $92, 6S3,0nn
The gross claarances at the cold Exchange Bank
to-day amounted to $50, POI eco.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
ne.saenfic Markell

new YoBK. Aug 1871 p M-Lotton Ic better: :
GOO bbis.; State and Western heavy and Zoe lower
supe fine to choice fancy State 90 a 40; do to
choice Western 80 a 45; Southern is dull and
@ IL Is; California dull and declining 80 a 30.
Wheat dull q 4c lower, sales 1000 bush. No.
ter; sales $4,000 BUSH; new Mixed Western SIC a
L" for unsound, and 10 a % for sound. cats
heavy anu 2 "a &c lower; sales $500 bush; State
and Western at ga q zoe: new and Southern 60 az
&c. Beet quiet; new plain mess 80 % ID so; new
extra do II 90 "a II co. Pork dull and heavy; sales
$50 bbs.; at 80 60 % 3S 25; old do 50 70
prime q Is a 2s 80. Lard steady; sales go tierces
steam rendered IS a zoe; Kettle 20t a 20Sc Whis-
key firmer; sales 100 bbls.; Western II a 17t.
Muscoyado III a 12c. Molasses firm; sales zoo
hhds. Muscovado 4sc. Talow heavy; sales 65 600
Tbs at ~ g 12tc. Linseed in moderate request at
ia q 10 Gold. Freights to Liverpool shade
Ter; Cotton per steamer I'd; Wheat per do 10ld; do
per sail Sd.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-Flour dull; Spring extras at
90 % 80 Wheat active; sales No. at IS "a
40; No. easier at 39I a 40. Corn advancing;
No. at 925 q sc for fr sh receipts: sales No. at
92c cash. and 92c seller this month in the afternoon
No nominal at %. High Wines firm and high
er; sales at u. Provisions firm and more active.
steady at 13sc; rough sides nominaiy at i6c short
rig middles tic. Cattle active and lower at 8 II %
Z so for common to good Texan Steers and G % a
Z % tor good Steers.
CINcINNATI. Aug 1s.-whiskey firm at IL "a
u. Provisions quiet and unchanged with no sales
OF Importance. Money cay.
MILWAUKEE. Aug 1s.-Flour dull and nominally
declined 10 a 25c. Wheat declining; No. at As;
No at AZ. Oats dull; No. 2 new at 52}c. Corn
nominaIly at 93c for No. Rye nominal. Barley
nominal.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 1s.--Cotton is quiet;
HIiddlngs nominal at 3iic. t.. fl.tlil
AUGUSTA, Aug. 1s.-Cotton tirmer; MidIlings 81
| a 32c.
MOBILE. Aug. 1s.-Cotton closed firm; low Mid
| dlings at SOC.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 18 Cotton dull; low Mid
dlings nominally at SOC. Sugar dull; common II q
re; prime 1i3 q 144c. Molasses inactive; rebo!le
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
e U OPE.
(By the Atlantic Cable.)
Great Britain,



LONDON, Aug. 18-The Harvard and Oxford
crews were out to-day, and both went over the
course from Putney to Mortlake. The Har-
wards made the distance ia 20 minutes 25 Sec
onds, averaging 81 strokes per minute. The
time of the Oxfords was a few seconds less,
and they took Sc strokes per minute. The bet
ting stands five to two on the Oxfords.
THE LATE MINISTER TO DENMARK
George H. Yeoman, late Minister to Dem
mark, has arrived here and will sail for New
York on Saturday next in the steamer China.
DIR. CUMMINGS AND THE POPE.
Rev. DR.. Cummings has written letter to
the Pope asking leave to attend the Ecumen-
cal Council for the purpose of explaining the
reasons for the separation of the Protestants
from the Roman Catholic Church.
Switzerland.
ARRIVAL OF MAZzINI.
PARIS, Aug. 18.-Joseph Mazzini has arrived
in Switzerland. n
France.
THE sENATUs CoNsULTUM.
PARIS, Aug 1S.-The Senatorial Committee
and council of Ministers have come to an I'M
derstanding on all points of the Seraatus Con-
sultunl
IMPROVEMENT OF NAPoLEoN'S HEALTH.
The Emperor to-day presided at the Council
of Ministers. His health is much improved.
INAUGURATION OF THE sUEz CANAL.
Prince Napoleon will attend the ceremonies
on the occasion of the Inauguration of the Sue2
canal.
Spaig.
ATTITUDE OF THE BISHOPS TOWARDS THE
GOVERNMENT
MADRID, Aug. 18.-Bishop Jaen denies the
jurisdiction of the present Government. aud
appeals to the Holy See. Some of the Bishops
have obeyed the decree of the Regent, oblig-
ing them TO warn their clergy against an insur-
rection. Others still maintain silence.
CORTEs SUMMONED.
A cortes has been summoned to meet on the
18th of September in consequence of the ur-
gency of affairs.
Aueiril.
FRONTIER MILITARY ORGANIZATION.
VIENNA, Aug. 18.-At a Cabinet Council to-
day, the Emperor presiding, it was resolved
that the present military organization on the
frontier should be practically abolished. Some
important towns are to be placed under civil
governors directly.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
The Wool Market.
Especial Dispatch by Interna .ional Line. !

BOSTON, Aug 1s.-IReported for the Press j. The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon
Demonstrating ana Pennsylvania pick-lock IS "a
60c; do choice Xxx 50 a 54c; fine X as a. soc; med
1m As g Doc; coarse 46 az 4Sc; Michigan extra and
Xxx As q SOC; fine AZ a 4sc; medium a 49c; com
mon 40 q Acc; other Western fine and X 46 Ia Acc:
medium m &c g 4Ss; common a3 @ aec; pulled extra
combing fleece go "a 65c; California 20 "a 39c % h.
Foreign Wools-Canada combing 20 75c; Smyrna
wasned % q 40c, ana lnwashed Is % 22c; Buenos
Ayres 26 2 SAC; Cane Good Hope 81 a 42c; CHILEAN
% g SOC; Donoski So q 40; African unwashed Is q
1Sc ~ lib.
The market was firm and full prices continue to be
obtained tor fleece and pulled. All grades are now
in demand and with the prospects OF the goods mar
ket, more encouraging than for time past Man.
uacturers are supplying themselves with more con-
fdence. In New York the failure of the large wool
en- goods firm is understood to have caused some
financial embarrassment among two or three manu-
featuring firms there to extent, unsettling the
market. In Philadelphia there has been more in-
quiry and a little more movement in domestic Wool
since last week, the manufacturers having operated
to a moderate extent in medium and low grades
while the fine descriptions have been purchased more
freely. The continued unsatisfactory condition of
the WOODEN goods trade is having most depressed
effect upon the latter description, and the manufac
turers manifest no disposition to take hold until
goods bring more satisfactory prices
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
IPer steamer City of Bostcn.]

II U
Ar at Liverpool Sd inst. Vanguard, Russell, from
st John, NIB. Peruvian Isl Ballantine, Quebec land
ent out 4th tor dol; 9th, VIM Woodbury., Mcclellan,
New orleans.
Sid Sd, Pontiac. Shilling for Bombay; 4th Mag
net, Heating, Quebec.
Emit out Sd, Emily McNear, Scott, for New York.
Ar at Deal 4th. Gapges, Potter, from London TOR
Demarara land proceeded)
In Kingroad Sd. josie choas Nicholas from
New York Tor Gloucester.
=, OF the Start cd, Mary O'Brien, Smaey, from
Shields for Caao. ~
=, Ar at Tariagona 25th ult Commerce, Miller, New
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
Brighton, Cambridge and Meafora Cattle
Markets.

ISpeclalDispatch byInternational Line.l
BOSTON, Wednesday, ku.. Is.
At market this week:-216I Cattle II ,77G Sheen ana
Lambs, 400 SWINE 800 Fat Hogs, and les Veas; Ias
week. 1880 Cattle. 1868 Sheep and Lambs $50 Swine
$3.50 Fat Hogs. and 1877 yeals.
. Es,-BeeyesCExtra quality s12.5 q 10 2e
Il 90; third quality $40 20 a 81 25 poorest grades
OF Cows, Oxen, Bulls, &c, 50 90 a. 10 90 % 100 ibs
1.-THE total weight OF hides, talow and dressed beef
" 9 10c; Brighton Tallow s a SIC ~ fb; country
Hides q s8c; country Tallow a 7jc % ib.; Sheet
SKINS Zoe each; Lamb Skins 75c each; Calf Skins
Working oxen-Extra $3.50 to $500; ordinary SIS
70 S225 pair. The supply is larger for this week
th an, h pa been fsr several weeks past.
Mich Cows-We quote extra $75 "a ITO; ordinary
$40 to Is; Store Cows S35 to S55 ~ head. Prices Of
Mich Cows depend great deal upon the fancy OF the
-Yearlings SIS to sos; two wear Odds $40 to
S4f three year Odds $45 to sG5 % head Prices Of
mail Cattle depend much upon the quality and their
Sheep and Lambs-Extra and selections So 50
S37 81 90 a 81 so head; Lambs So 90 81 so ~
head. or from to &c u ID.
Swine-Fat Hogs from IL TO III c ID ib: Store Pics
wholesale 10 q lie; retail. IL to 3c ~ ID; country
Spring Pigs wholesale, 12c; retail, u q l5c y NJ
live weight; Turkeys 20 a. 22c ~ ID.
Cattle from Maine--G Wells, "a; j w Withee, IS;
Gage, 10; Rackife, s; Libby s Thompson 10 +;
W Dyer. 80; J L Twtchell, II; r d Blinn, 4;
Lambs from don Rackliff, 126; Dow u Jewell, 112
u Lawrence, 100.
We quote sales OF Eastern Cattle as toows:-J w
Mither sofa pair. girth feet, nice ones for 1926
Raeklih sold l26 lambs al SO 50 ~ head; 1 COW tor
matched 2-year ODDS for sio2; pair years old,
grth 81 OF, for $1i0; pair years old grth ieef
Inches for $ 80; pair 2sears old, girih feet 10
inches, for SSC L Savage sold for beet at lie ~
fb dressed weight at lie ~ ib, dressed weight av-
s;rage weight 1860 TBS; d Gage sold al 10j % ib,
dressed weight, average weight, $50 TBS; 6 Wells
sold 10 two year olds S3i ~ head; pair, grth
feet inches $3.50, cost in Maine $245 pair glrth
9inehes Tor $2O5; Freeman & White sold 2 pairs
girth feet inches Tor $500; pair, girth feet a
inches, for $40; W Dyer sold pair girth feet
inches, for $115; pair, grth feet ii inches for
500 pair, girth feet II inches, Tor $3.50; pair.
Slrth feet, for S2l5; OK fol- lilo; TWO year old
hellers at 10c " h. SO per cent. shrinkage.
Remarks-The demand has been better this wee,
tor beeeves. There we're but few OF the Maine
Cattle suitable to slaughter There were more Cat
tie in market from Maine than has been in in any
one week since last Spring. There were considerable
many small Cattle among them. The trade tor S ore
Cattle and Working Oxen is duh, and has been for
several weeks past. For Western beeves there was
allght supply and prices have advanced from to Bc
" lib from our last quotations.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
q q N "a s. ~ CrAt.


Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-S56 bbls flour. cars
corn, 10 90 lumber, do slaves, do clapboards do
spirits, do cattle, do slabs, do Shocks boxes
r. oags spoos 1873 cans milk, 81 pkgs sundris
ior Shipment East, 400 bbs. flour, car suntirIes.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-l53 bdls shooks &
Dds. beans, 81 bdls dowes, 6 do scythes "a boxes
eggs, cars saw frames, do cattle, DO shingles
do slabs, 2O4 pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND 81 KENNEBEc RAILRoAD-2carsv waste
DO lumber, IL hides 10000 clapboarts 80 lambs SO
naes goods so bds Irvine, IS trusses 35 cases sh
aoo ods paper u do sash, do blinds, 10 doors, 126
freight for Boston. fe
is, SrEA h MONTREAL, FROM BosToN-11o bdls
ro,, dds OIL IL do soap, 1s1 do apples 81 pumps,
90 kegs nails 235 melons, IS boxes fruit Il crates DO
10 tes lard, horses 1870 pkgs Princes EXPRESS loo
20 10 order; for Canada and up country OF bars IRON
z32 empty bbls, 26o boxes cans, 30 bales WOOL l3i
der.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS. FRoM BosroN-31 b3ls
IRON ga bbs app:es 25s weights, 1874 cases Shoes 25
bbs pork 2i horses 40 boxes tomatoes 100 do cheese
40 pkgs Princes Express, 100 do to order for Can
ada and up country 81 boxes md.e, 80 bags wool 81
rolls leather so bdls green hides, 100 pkgs to order.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
[Per steamer Scotia. at New York;


CID at Liverpool 9Th, Nunquam Dormio, Cousins,
New YORK: Arlington, Newconb, Gale.
Emit Tor ldg 9th. Brison, for Camden, Me; Coronet,
clifford, Tor New Orleans; 9th, John Potter, NC
CluIe, tor Bombay.
lao.
Sid I'm Queenstown 9Th. Com Dupont, Matthews,
from Matanzas) Tor London.
Passed st Helena July 6, j Godfrey, Sears, from
Yokohama for New York.
Ar at Genoa I'd inst, j U Brookman, Sayin, New
Orleans.
Ar at Cadiz 30th ult, Leila NJ Long, Ames, from
New York.
CID at Havre 4lf inst, Theobold Theobold, New
port and United States Egera. Starrelt, Cardilf
and United States; 5th, Soule, Snnctt. Cardiff.
Ar at Brouwersbaven 4th inst, h b Wright, Treat,
Callao.
Ar at Hamburg ath inst, Devons,re, Drinkwater,
Callao.
Sid I'M Gottenburg list inst Rosetta Mcneil, Kel-
leran tor -; Frank Marion, Thompson, -.
Ar at Cronstadt list inst, Chasca, Crockett, Phla-
delphia.
SPOKEN
june 80, la s, Ion 20 W, ship Atmosphere, from
Bombay oI Liverpool.
July 6, lat 20 N Ion 80 W, William M Reed. trom
Ca.lao Gibraltar.
Aug l. lat N, Ion 40 so ship Charger, from New
\ Ork July "a tor San Francisco.
Aug Ii, lat Al So lon GA 80, barque Hanson Gregory
from Leghorn ior New York.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
MAIN E..
KENNEBEC COUNTY

KENNEBEc COUNTY DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 18.-At the Democratic
County Convention for Kennebec county, held
here to-day, Hon. L. l.. Stanton, Bradford
Sawtelle and @. d. White were nominated for
Senators, V. d. Pinkham for County Treasur-
er and Emery o. Bean for County Attorney.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
VIRGINIA.
DISCHARGE OF A PRISONER.

DISCHAKGE OF PRISONER.
RICHMOND, Aug. 18.-Gen. Candy has or
dered the discharge from custody of police
Capt. Callahan, who shot and killed Joseph
Kelley at the registration Office in this city.
Callahan had a preliminary examination by
military commission, but no trials
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19


LONDON, Aug. Northumberland at 92I for
money and SO for account 80
American securities-United States 5'o0's 1862
$751; do do 1867 s2i, old do do 1861 S5 Stocks ouet
Illinois Central shares s44; Erie shares 49,
LIVERPOOL, Aug 1s-Forenoon. Cotton active
sales $4,000 bales; Middlng uplands 19sd; Middlne
Orleans 13sd. Corn Sis Cd. Other articles unchang
ed
FRANKFORT. Aug. 1s-EveninS limited States
5-2O's closed quiet
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1s--Eyening. Cotton closed
active and excited.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
MARRIED

In DIddeiord, Aug. II, by Rev. S. r. Wetherbee
VIM f. Dearborn and Miss Lizzie E. Noble, both
OF Kennebunk.
Ii. Pike.
In Skowhegan Aug. I, VIM. H. Edwards and Ly-
dia e. Whtten both of Madison.
In York, Aug Z, Obadiah Simpson and Miss Sarah
Snow.
In Searsmont Aug. 7, A. G. Drake and Eugene Il.
Philbrick, both OF Hope.
In searsport, Aug. i, RUFUS L. Sargent and Lizzie
G. Sweeney.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19

The undersigned will publish daily during
the four days of the forthcoming Fair, paper
called the "NEW ENGLAND FAIR" for
gratuitous distribution at the Halls, and on
the Fair Grounds
The distribution will be made by faithful
and reliable men, and not by boys.
The paper will be in PAMPHLET FORM,
neatly folded, seaced and trimmed, and will
contain scattered throughout its pages, a
brief but faithful transcript of matters of
interest pertaining to the Fair, and a HIS
TORY OF ITS PROGRESS FROM DAY
TO DAY.
The extra " idth of our columns allows an
unusually fine display of advertisements. while
the style of make up, with new reading
matter daily on nearly every page,
Will greatly enhance its value to
the Advertiser.
OF the "MAINE STATE FAIR" which we
published last year, one fact was particularly
noticeable, that while the grounds were liter
ally strewn with every conceivable form of
circular and advertising sheet, not a copy
of our paper was to we found trOd-
den under foot at the ball, or on
the Fair Grounds. The reason is obvi-
Gus. For the information it contained, its
items ofinterest relative 10 the Far,it was pre-
served, read and re-read and laid aside for
future reference, or sent davay to friends,
THUS ADDING A THOUSAND FOLD TO ITS
VALUE AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
B. THURsTON & GO, Printers,
Printers Exch. III Exchange 81.
ATWELL & CO., Adv. Agts.,
au13eod1w IVA Middle Street.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
ARIZONA
ANOTHER INDIAN OUTRAGE.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. ia private letter from
Arizona says wagon train belonging to Je-
rome Gonzales was attacked by the Indians on
the Gila river on the 4th inst. and thirteen
men killed,
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

INDIANAPOLIS Aug. IS. The weather for the
last few weeks has been very warm. During
the last few d iys several fine rains have fallen
The prospect for good corn crop is fine The
other crops generally are very good.
IOWA.
CRowN POINT, Aug. 1S-The weather is
clear and sultry. Corn will not realize more
than third of a crop. Oats and wheat prom
Use good crops.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
Portland Daily Frcss steck Eist.
For the week ending Aug. IS, 1869.

CORRECTED BY WIZ. II. WOOD son, BROKERS
n. Ella na.roa xeL-d
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
BR1NDRETH'S PILLS.
En aG.a

Brandreths Pills have been known and used by
your grandiathers and grandmothers. They are al.
ways safe, and sure to do you good. They purely
vegetable, and diminish tho de 18th principle; some
think they increase the principle of lite But in TAX
ing out bad humors IRON the blood, they do make
the body lighter, and thus seem to add energy
Many families have used them for upwards OF forty
years,
They are the best medicine Tor Colds, for all Bill
,1us Affections, tor Fullness about the Head Of
Heart, and in all Cutaneous and Contagious Dis
eases they are unrlvalled, In all cases in which
purgatye is indicated, no medicine yet known can bt
compared to Them. Two hundred physicians havt
testified that Brandreth's Pits are superior to al
other purgatives whatever.
Sold by all Druggists.
jy 27-eod&eowImsN
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
CALIFORNIA.
PLOT TO BURN THE BRIDGES ON THE PACIFIC |

FLOI To BUM THE BRIDGES On THE PACIFIC
RAILROAD.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 1S-The Directors of
the Central Pacific Railroad Company have
received information of conspiracy among
the dsaffected men formerly employed ON the
road to burn all the bridges and stock of fuel
east of Sierra Nevada Mountains in one night.
The company have taken measures to Illustrate
their designs
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
DIED.

IN inns city, Aug. 10, Edward p, son of Grenville
+. and M e. Mitchell, aged 8 months % DAYS
In this city, Aug. H. Mr.. Nathaniel Roberts, aged
70 years months. ' 49,
IRON his late residence. Hatch's Place BrocS,ctt IT
Relatives and friends are invited to attend,
In FreepoTt, Aug. H. Mrs Layinia g wife n,
Samuel Andrews, aged 81 years months.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
AmericanPb lsi6 L

Cop.Sheatbins So a
.Shsathing 81 q
BtonZe Do. " a.
Y. ri. Rolts. =. q q
COrdc ra
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
pENNsYLyANTA.

SUSPENSION OF COLLERIES.
PorrsyILLE, Aug. 1S.-A few large colleres
have SUSPENDED for few days in consequence
Of a lack of orders. There is no strike In this
region as yet.
MOVEMENTS OF PRESIDENT GRANT.
READING, Aug 18.-President Grant and
party passed through here at 3 P. Nj. in spe-
cial train en- route for the Schuylkill coal re-
gions. the train stopping ten minutes. where a
crowd had assembled. The President appear
ed on the platform in response to the calls and
to that section of the State, after which he sinh.
mtted to prolonged Misunderstanding till the
tram !, move off After inspecting the new Read
ing railroad mill, about a mile above the city,
the party proceeded on their journey
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-19
rertIaua Dry Goods Market.

Corrected by Mcssrs WoopNAE. TRUE 6 CO