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Assignee's sale.

ship Buiiding and Farmiss Material,
mt Auction.
ON Wednesday. Aug fth, AZ 10 O'Clock A N. az tle
" Ship Yard, formerly owned by Ralph Kelly
near the eastern end Of Taket's Bridge, weslrosk,
Lumber, Wood, Blocks. Rigging. Ship n ider's
Tools, Old Iron, Carrii ges Sid.-Surinr Wasnn.
Carts, OK aud II rso Wheels, On Bows, Hnrnq So
Rake, Moving Machine, Farming Too ., a..
~ +. N. HASKELL. Assirnee.
jy5otd y. o. BAILEY. Aneslsneer.
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Notice.

NOtlc0.
The Temperance Men Of Falmouth who endorse
the nomination ofN G. Hitehborn, are requested to
meet at the Town House, in said Town. on Satur.
day, Aug 7th, at4 o'clock P NJ, to choose delegates
to the County Convention to be holden at Portland
Aug 18th. Per Order.
Aug 4-tdsN
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TENNESSEE.
po11r1cAL EXCITEMENT,

POLITICAL EXCITEMENT.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 4,-Considerable excitement
exists in regard to the election tomorrow
Extra precautions have been taken by the au-
thorities to prevent any disturbance at the
polls, where for the first time the whites and
blacks will have to vote together.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-The Internal Reye-
nue. receipts to-day were 1914 900.
NEW INTERNAL REVENUE REGULATIONS.
The Revenue Bureau has ordered change
of the small tobacco stamps for two ounce
packages of Glass No. 16 for strip stamp A
new series of tobacco stamps, registered fare
now being printed, and will soon be ready for
issue. Unregistered stamps are promised to
be ready in ten days.
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF VISITORS TO WEST
POINT.
The report of the Board of Visitors to the
West Point Military Academy, received at the
War Department, states among other things,
that although the institution has effected much
good, it does not meet the requirements Of the
present day, and should, therefore, be raised to
a standard unsurpassed abroad. They re-
commend that the Academy be enlarged
and that the number of pupils be increased
The Board find that, considering the existing
obstacles, wonderful results have been attained
under the present organization, and that many
defects in the organization can and should be
remedied.
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TEXAS.


REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..
GALVESTON, Aug. 4.-The Bryan Congress
sional Republican Convention has unanimous
ly nominated Gen. w. s. Clark to represent
The nomination is considered equal to an cleo
ton.
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C2'yyO2s Heads Dr0sC2s,

From Photographs or Ambrstypes,
BE ID. !. STRAIN, Craysn Artist,
Nos Carlton St., Portland, Me.
July 3l-sN1w*
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TRANS MONUMENTAL RAILROAD CONVENTION.
OswEao, Aug. IA call for Trans-Atlan
tic Railroad Convention, to be held at Oswego
on the sixth Of October, will be issued in flew
days. 1t is expected that all the principal
railroads on the line from the Pacific Coast to
Nova Scotia will be represented
THE SEIZURE OF THE SPANISH GUNBoATs,
The seizure of the Spanish gunboats slill at
tracts attention. Mr.. Delamater had an inter-
view with Marshal Barlow this afternoon rela-
tive to the ultimate course to be pursued by
the Government about Spanish gunboats. 1t
is understood that the Marshal informed him
he shoulh rigidly obey the orders of the Gov
ernment for the suppression of filibustering,
vessels will be held until their release 10 or
dered by the United States authorities at
Washington. 1t is stated that Mr.. Delamatsr
contracted TO deliver the vessels to the Spanish
Government without the armament for $780,
600 each; while per contra the Marshal il said
to have information that the vessels were TO
carry 0o-pounder swivel gun, and that the
manufacturer of these and other necessary
munitions of war have been contracted for
with the Kimball Works at Cold Spring.
Measures have been taken by the Marshal to
prevent the delivery Of the armament TO the
Spanish authorities.
THE SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA, Aug. 4.-The attendance at the
course to-day was large and fashionable. The
first race for the Travers stake for three year
Odds, IL miles, was won by A. Belmont's b.
G. Glenelly. The second race for the sweep
stakes, all ages, 1 Ia miles, was won by Narra-
gansett; time 2.10. The third race for sweep
stakes, two year old, half mile, was won BY
IL. n. Morris's c. b. Remorseless, in 40 81.
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STATE OF MAINE.
IL HEAD QUARTERS
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, I b
Augusta, July 2s, 1869.
I N order to secure the end contemplated by the
Il Legislature In authorizing the equipment at the
expense of the Sta n Ten Com panies of Infantry
the following regulations will ne observed -
The companies are to be separate corps indenenf
emit of each other. and must consist OF not less tnar
4 fly men each, who must conform to the standa, a
prescribed Tor the U s. Army, and perscr win be-
accepted or retained in the service who Is notorons
TOR 1ntemperate or OF Ter immoral habits In gener-
al itis expected that especial efforts will he mazda fo
secure MN OF character and standing in their sew
erai communities, 30 that this force though small
can be made body OF soldiers which viii adorn as
well as defend the State thft the COMPANIES NAV be
considered schools for officers each capable OF being
expandeq INTO regiment when necessity requires
Its the intention OF the Commander-in-Chief
that these companies shall be an honor to themselves
and tue state, and anything tending 10 impair their
emciency VIII be scrupulously guarded against
All applications from organizations desiring 70 Do
accepted under Che act referred to, will be carefully
considered and the sele ton VIII be based on the
character OF the applicants and the ioeahues winch
they represent. e 4 trL
The successful applicants will be notified as soon
decision is reached and viii ut once forward TO
the Adjutant Generals ONCE Descriptive List
showing the organization as perfected. The Quar-
termasfer General will then issue the necessary
Arms and Equipm EMS, together with the Uniform
prescribed for the U. s. Army or Communication IN
lieu thereof. AS soon as possible after the Eaup-
ment or the Companies they will be carefully in
spected by the Assistant Inspector General and The
Assistant Surgeon General, and only such men
mustered into tie service OF the State VINO are found
to conform TO all the Requirements above specifed
II at any OF the subsequent inspections a company
IS found inexcusably deficient in discipline, deport-
meht OF uriti II shall be placed probation and
unless there is marked improvement at the inspec-
non next following, the company will be mustered
out OF service. faf
BY order OF the Commander-in-C Chief
Colonel q Asst Inspector Gen1.
July 31-dlw
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THE SARATOGA RACES.
PRNNsYLyANIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4.-Since Z o'clock
this evening an immense fire has been raging
in the United States bonded warehouse on
Lombard street wharf. The building contained
10000 barrels of whiskey, which win be totally
destroyed. The loss will probably reach $780,
900. The fire was caused by the explosion Of
a boiler. 1t is thought that the engineer and
Waterman have persisted in the flames. The
fire ia now spreading frightfully.
Midnight.-The fra is still raging, with but
little prospect of being subdued till morning.
COAL FREIGHTs.
The Vessel Owners Association, at a meet
ing to-day determined to continue the mini
mum rate Of coal freights from Philadelphia to
Boston and ports east Of Cape Cod at $3.50 per
ton.
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Assignnee's Sale.
WhoIesaIe sock OF Paints, Oils. ulms..
Medicines, Ge., by Auction,

Whoiesnie Stock Of Paints, Oils, WImgs,
Medicines, Ge., by Auction,
ON MONDAY, August 9th commencing at ~
" O'Clock, p. M, and continued at 10 and 1-2
o'clock each day, until the entire stock Is solo, /
shall sell at store, ~ a. 40 Middle ST., Porf-
land Me. The stock OF e. l.. Stanwood, Bank
rupt; consisting In part OF Drugs, Medicines Chem
icas, Patent Medicines. Paints OILS, Varnish, Glass
ware, Demijohns. Jugs, Kegs, Dye Woods, Acids
Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Goods Imported and
Domestic Soap, Truscs Shoulder Braces Supporters
large assortment of Fluid and Solid Extracts DYE
Colors, Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, &C. Also Fixtures
and Furniture in said store, Consisting Ct Desks
Stove, Letter Press Office Chairs, Counter and Plat
form Scales, Gas Stove, Trucks, Tools, Baskets,
Empty Casks, Barrels and Kegs, Faucets, Tunnels,
measures &c. I.I t.N
This stock is wei selected. Was purchased tor tho
retail drug trade, and can be relied upon for purity
and geuuinsness. The above goods viii be s0ldsby
catalogue in lots 20 suit purchasers, and the sale
offers an opportunity which dealers In the above
goods will be sure 70 take advantage Of For iur-
Their particulars. call on
July5l-utd II. d. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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MILWAUKEE, Aug. 4.-Flour quiet and unchang-
ed. Whea quiet at AZ for No. 1 and 81 for No.
2. Oats dull and nominaly &c for No 2. Corn Is
nominal. Rye unchanged. Barley nominaiy I'M
changed.
CHARLESTON. =. g.. Aug. 4.-Cotton dull no
sales; Middlings nominaliy 3it q &c.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 4.-Cotton frmer with nothing
doing; Middlings 31ac.
MOBILE, Aug. 4.-Cotton-nothing doing.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 4.-Cotton firm.
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Hair Switches !!
ALLOW as s5, 80, and ~,
ut 100 EEch0aage ST.
1 =. r. SMITH.
Wanted immediately.

A active, capable boy, IT to 10 years of age
"A who resides in this city; one who Is wanting to
learn the Apothecary business No other need APP
ply. Good recommendations required.
Apply at once at the Daily Advertiser Office.
Aug 4-dtfsN
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The Wool marke,.

Especial Dispatch by International Line.]
BOSTON, Aug. 4.-tReported for the Press The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoons
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-1ock 58 a
G0c; do choice Xxx 81 q SIC; fine x IS q soc; medi-
um 48 q Soc; coarse As a 4Sc; Michigan extra and
Xxx At a Doc; fine 46 q 49,; medium At @ 49c; COM
mon 40 a Acc; other Western fine and x 40 q 4ec;
medium &c q 47c; common 43 q 45c; pulled extra
40 q soc: superfine 40 q 53c; No. at % q soc /;
combing fleece go q &c; California 20 a 39c ~ ib.
Foreigy Wools-Canada combing 70 q 75c; Smyrna
washed 20 q 40c, ana 1nwashed 10 q 22c; Buenos
Ayres go % 45c; Cape Good Hope 81 q 43c; Gillian
q @ soc; Donskl 81 q 43c; African unwashed Is q
1Sc % fb.
Remarks-Western fleece comes forward slowly.
but there is q fair stock oil Ohio and Michigan Diff
ferent grades of combing and delane fleece are sold
up close. In New York there is an increased move
ment in new clip Wool The stock of Old Wool Of
desirable kinds is very light, and prices are largely
nominal; new is arriving quite freely, and as REIN
ers nave manifested disposition to meet consumers
upon tne basis of more moderate scale of prices,
Tue result mas been an enlargement of the volume OF
pusness In foreign there has been but little moves
menu ana prices reign nominaliy unchapsed In
fhliadelph1a the demand for Wool has been less az
tive and the inquiry is confined to the medinm and
low grades; the finer sorts have been verv anil n
is now acknowledged that the new elm of wester, s
considerably below the averag in ouantitv ard -,
this hypothesis probably buyers there cont;n,a -
pay prices relatively higher than those on tbe sao a.
board. Manufacturers generally maintain thof
decrease of the clip is fully offset by the depressed
condition of the dry goods Market and that there i
no present warrant for an advance in prices Of the
raw material,
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To Contractors.

C,EALED Proposals will be received until 4 o,eiock
- P NJ, Saturday, Aug 7th, for the erection and
compile ion OF two story Brick WARD BUILD
ING, for Ward 2, City Of Portland.
The ilans, Specifications Sc, NAV be examined
at the ofiice Of the Architect Geo. NJ Harding, BOYD
BIO <: with whom the proposals are to be LETT The
DulIuing committee, in behalf OF the city, hereby
require q Bond from the Contractor of two thous-
ets. es A N'"''
The right to reject any CT all bids not deemed for
the interest Of the city, Is hereby reserved
VIM. l.. PUTNAM
Au3d3t Chairman
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
N Il w
Hair Dressing ablishment,
100 Exchange St.--First Floor,
Up. SMITH.
RAYMOND.

Raymond.
Tho voters Of Raymond who are in favor of the
election of Mr.. n g. Hichborn for Governor, are re-
quested to meet ct the Town House in said Town,
on Saturday the 7th inst at 6o'cock M, to choose
three delegates to attend the County Convention to
be held in Portland on tina 18th inst.
Per Order Town Committee.
Aug Is. sNtd
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Perreotype Rooms for Sale
Market Square. Port

viii be sold very low II applied for before the list
OF September. Cheapest rent and best location in
the city. Apply or address rl =.
j. u. p. BURNHAM,
an5dlwsN t 16 Market Square.
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AdnsinistratOr,s SHE.


WILL Be sold q Puhlir Auciion on THURS
w DAY, 9th September nent, a n o'cluck A ~.
a The Merchants Enchanrc. Portland. Ne. Al fhs
Real and ferssnal Proporly Of The Casro trun Cas-
fiAts, situaied a. tide water ~ the mouth a Pre-
sumpscot river. vita a water fonia1e 81 several
hundred icet, and large AREA ~ uuinproved nnfA
and good depth 81 wafer a. ~ wharf
The Worka corest Of Forge Bulldmg abouf foo
~ ilo ieof, centalnng Furnares. Enrlre, . an ton
Nasmyth and other steam hammers, and al ihs
Iools and maehinery ~ 10 gug heavy cranks. ear
axles, and al kinds 81 Iron work.
yhls property l. within one mile of The civ and
VIII be sold without reserve.
Per vote 81 Stockh0lders.
J. N. CHURCHILL, Pr 81.
W. H. STEPHENSON, Treas
Plans q the property may be sen At Msr-
chants Exchange. ly2sdtd
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NEW HAmPsRIRE.
Especial Dispatch by Western Uni on Line.l
RAILROAD CONTROVERSY SETTLED.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug 4, 1864.
At a meeting of the stockholders Of the
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Railroad, held
in this city to-day, the proposition of the Bos-
ton 8 Maine and Eastern roads to pay the in
terest due the Portland, Saco & Portsmouth
road in gold hereafter, and an additional two
per cent on the interest paid in currency since
the suspension Of specie payments, was unani-
mously accepted. The meeting was very bar
monious. G.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 4-6 p. M.-Cotton firm; sales
sales 1900 bales; Middling uplands at 35ic. Flour
sales 1400 bbls. State and Western without decided
change; Southern 10 quiet; common TO choice 90 D
II IS: California dull at 70 d 80. Wheat in mod
crate demand and 1c better; sales 1917 900 BUSH No
Spring at 60; No. 2 at 56 q 81. Corn 20 Sc
better; sales O., 0G0 BUSH; new Mixed Western sc
q Sc lower; sales 49, 600 BUSH; Western 70 a. SOC
aAoat. Beet steady and unchanged. Pork Is heavy
and shade lower; sales 600 bbs. new mess 80 10 "a
80 25 old do 80 %; prime 27 so q % go Lard firm
and quiet; sales $50 bbs. steam 1T a 1910; kettle
193 a zoe. Whiskey in fair request sales $50 bbls
Western 10; small lots at 101 q IL. Sugar firm
sales 800 hhds.; Porto Rico III "a 123c; Muscoyado
II q 12c. Molasses dull. Tallow irmer; sales 29o .
600 lbs at If q 12ic. Linseed steady at LII In Gold
I'd; Grain per sail I'D for Wheat.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Flour is quiet. firm and mn
changed. Wheat frm for No. i sales at 40 "a n
345 a 343, seller August. Corn quiet: sales No .
at 81 a SSIc in the afternoon at S9ic seller last half
August Oats advancing; sales at Sc "a 5sc: in fha
afternoon 53jc bid and SIC asked seller August Rve
active at q decline No. 2; buyers optlon g9c Rar
lev 6rm and active; No. at nominally S0: seller
half Sent. 25 High Wines quiet at 1 "a IN wood
and iron bound casks. Provisions firm Hans
sales AT 17Ic Lard 1s3c. Dry sailed shoulders 133c
sales 40 O0o lbs loose cattle quiet and steady at %
"a "a for Cows. 81 a. 90 for good shipping. 1--we
Hogs active at 20 q 30 tor common and 30 q
rs for good to choice.
CIEcINKATI.A Aug 4.-Whiskey dull at o., Pro
visions firm and quiet Mess Pork SO So Bulk Meats
lac for shoulders and 16lc for sides Bacon l53c for
19}c.
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Congress of tax on the coupons of United
States bonds, expresses confidence that the
Repnbl e.ns will remain faithful to the pro-
gramme in which they pronounced energeti-
caily against reputation. The Zeitung de-
clares that the current rumors to the effect
that such tax is contemplated are mere ma
n@uvres of the Stock Exchange.
TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. Am aided -camp
of the Grand Vizier is about to leave for Eu-
rope, bearing a letter to the Vicerov. which.
after reciting the grievances of the Grand
Porte, concludes with an in imation that in
case no satisfactory explanations are given the
Porte will withdraw the privileges accorded by
the frman of 1841
lBy the French Cable
GREAT BRITAIN.
DUBLIN, Aug. 4-The Irish BISHOPS met III
private conference in this city to day. to con-
slider the REORGANIZATION of the Irish Church
Mr.. Purdon, Conservative, has been elected
Mayor of Dublin, but the Liberals have ma
jority in the Council.
PARIS, Aug Ala France, newspaper, re-
ports that Queen Isabella is disposed to abdi-
cate the throne of Spain in favor of the Prince
of Asturias.
The Emperor Eugene is expected to visit
Constantinople in September.
MADRID, Aug. 4.-The truth of the report
that Spain has opened negotiations with the
United States looking to the Independence of
Cuba is positively denied
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LONDON, Aug 4-Forenoon.- % for mon
ey and account.
American securities-United States 5-20's s3{
Erie shares 1si; Illinois Central shares ~
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 4-Forenoon Cotton firmer:
sales II 600 bales Middling uplands 12bd Corn 2sss
Pork zoos. Lard 70ts.
LONDON, Aug 4-Evening -Consos closed at 92f
tor money and account.
American securities-United States 5-20s quiet
and steady at S3t Stocks dull Erie shares 19; Iii-
nois Central shares 94i
FRANKFORT, Aug. 4-Evenlng. Limited States
5-20's SSs.
LIyERRooL, Aug. 4-Evening. Cotton is shade
firmer. Tallow Ats.
II, Lo ~ % Avg Evening Iinseed Oil sls. Tai
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Sid I'm Havre 10th ult. ship ID w Chapman. Miller.
Cardiff, 70 load tor United States.
son. from Liverpool Tor Baltimore
Oh the Lizard, ship Martha Cobb Pearson from
Callao for Hayrs, 100 days.
Gibraltar-Cld the Straits 9Th, barque Albert Max
we'll, from New York tor Genoa.
At Buenos Ayres June 10. barque McGyery.
Nichols. for Now York, ldg; and others.
AT 5araeoa zsth ut, sch Frank Howard, for New
At Ceniueeos iesh uIt barque Florence Peters, for
At Cieniuegos 18th ut. brigs Navarino Blood, for
be s,S ready; a Emery small, do.
AtGuantamo 25th ali, brig Ainlcn RoSseI' Davis.
:: A. At Havana sati ult, barsue Harvest Home,
2elh, Berry, Baker, New York.
CID 2sih. barque Flori N Hnribut Curtis. for Fall
Sid 25th brig waltham, Hammond. Boston.
In port 26th. barque H ID Slower, Pierce, for Fall
mouth. ldg; brig Gipsey Queen, Foster, Tor Port
Sid I'M Matansas oath, brig winfield, Loring, Tor
Falmouth, k.
Ar At carasna, 2sth barg1s cardenas cowan. FIN
sch Spencer, Smith, Philadelphia.
per steamer Russia. at New Yoik.l
Ar at Liverpool 2sd ut, Crescent City. Coleneld,
ton, smithwiek, do; oath, Oneida, McGvery. from
sid sad, W stOrsr. Bryant, New York; ATLANTA
CID 2sd, Martha A Mcneil. Watts. Boston.
Emit for ldg 22d, Gen Butler. Chase, Tor New York;
23d, w A Campbell. Curling, Boston,
Ar at London Gath. Corsica, Hayener Rangoou.
CD 22d, Sierra Nevada. Panno, New York.
On On the Start 2sd, Homeward Bound, Gilmore, I'm
= Ar in the PHI 2sd. Lorena. Berry, New York for
Sid TIM Newport 22d, Jennie Eastman, Starkey, Tor
Ar at Glasgow 21st, st Andrew. Isl Scott. from
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DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN FRANCISCo-Ar I'd, ship Esmeralda, Beer,
sAvxNNAh.sh seth, brig Gilmer Meredith,
OHARLEST0N-Ar2 I'd, brig Ellen Maria, II xie
Belfast schs Lottie, johnson, Baltimore Clara
Belle, Amosbury, kockport.
BALTIMORE-Clda ist, sch Lydia Ann, Hayden,
Ar I'd, brigs Mary Pennell, Eaton. Windsor Ms !;
Clara Pickens. Rogers, Boston, sch Nettie Richard
PHILADELPHIA-Ar I'd, sch A Hammond,
CID slst. brig Bernard. Reed, Gibralter.
Cid 3D. sch Ossuna. Haskell, Boston.
Ar I'd, brigs Circassiap, Bunker, and Reporter,
Coombs. Boston; schs Tower, Perry, and Ham
Ar 3d. schs Wyman. FIN Jacksonville. Ella NJ
Pennell. Mitchell, New York. $500
Cid I'd, sch M S Hathaway Cole Boston.
Sid I'm Delaware Breakwater 30th, barque Sarah
Hale. tor Portland; Gan Eden. for do.
NEW YoRK5Ar %. barque Helena Coffin. Lin
Alaska. Strout Cherryfeld; American Chief Snow,
Rockiand; e Elliot, -, Portland; julia Ann,
s Il Jameson. Jameson, do intrepid. Rosebrook,
do; Hattie Coombs. Jameson, Warren; Harriet Gar
Ar Sd. ship Golden Fleece, wicomb, Manila; briggs
Montrose, johnson. Guantanamo; Annie Gardiner,
Gardiner, Demarara 10 days; schs Sinaloa, Steele.
CaiSarisn; Henry Merritt shgles MS Central
Emeline Haight, Avery, Portland; Snow, T6orn-
dixie, do; Giraffe Hatch, Jonesport; Chara, Allen,
Lucy Ames, Flanders, and George W Kimball, Hall,
Rockland.
CID Sd. ship Moses Day, Woodward, tor London
briggs Caprera, Blanchard, Cienfuegos; A Ttcomb,
Titcomb, Philadelphia; sch M Wentworth, Rob
bins, Calais,
Passed through Hell Gate I'd. schs Andrew Peters
Murphy. Port johnson for Boston; Franklin, Rob
inson, from Rondout Tor Providence; Fannie B Hall
Hail. do tor Portland; Kate Carlton, Lamb, N York
TOR Boston.
NEW HAvEN-Ar Cd. schs Mail, Merrill, Bangor
Starlight. Blatchford, and Express, Lunt. Calais.
NORWEGIAN I'd, sch Billow, Eldridge, from
PR0yIDENCE-Ar Sd, sch Clara W ElwelI, Jen-
kins. Charleston.
Ellsworth. -
HOLMES HOLE-Ar I'd, schs Joseph. Bullock
Belfast tor Eddyville; Gillian, Winslow, Portland
for Bridgeport.
Hall and Richmond, Guptill, Rockland for NYork
Pacific, Green, do for Norwich; Mary Louisa Snow
Bath Tor New Haven; Francis Cofin. Reynolds, fu
New YORK Tor 81 Joiner SB Harriet satss
Der, Portland Tor New York; g A Hayden Chur.
chill, Bangor Tor Hartford.
s6sT0n On, a. sehs Forester. Fullerton. Els
Cid Sd, barque John Wooster, Knowles, Constan.
tanople; sch Pioneer, Br) Graham. cornwllais, Ms
Corvo, Crockett, New York. :.
Below. brig Katahdin, from st Domingo.
GLOUCESTER-Ar Sd, schs Cdd Fellow, Bangor
tor Boston; Hepsibah Crosby, and Arctnrus. Smith
Proyidenec; oranaska, I'M Ellsworth Pearl. Morse
NEWBgRYPoRT-A, Sd, sch Harriet A Rogers
Sid 3d. sehs H q Fay, Prescott, Calais; schs .
Myers. Rich, and w A Dubosq Rich Banxor: M
Hope, Farnham, Roekland.
P0RTSMouTH-Ar ID. sehs L g. NJ Knowles
cord, Ames, Rockland. -
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DEPARTED or OCEAN srrAMERs
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND
Wednesday, Aug. 4.

"cNMesuHyS AUX 70
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg. New YORK; mdse tt
Henry Fox.
Steamer New York. Chisholm, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Sch Portland, (new) Nelson, of and from Windsor
Ms, with plaster to A ID Whidden.
Sch Banner, Stover, Waldoboro.
CLEARED.
Brig Victoria Ursula, tBrl Lenoir, Pictou-Little
john & Chase.
Bng Albatross, (Br) Barrett, Pictou-s F Ran
dali.
Brig Mary j Goddard, tBr) Lewis, st John, NIB.
Sch j w Maitland, Leighton. st George, NIB.
Sch Elmaral, Seiders, Damariscotta
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IMPORTS.

A ID Whidden,
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letter from the Straits Of Canso to the Glouces-
ter Telegraph. reports the mackere fleet doing well,
the weather having been very favorable the past two
weeks. The fish are not 20 good as last year, the
schools being mixed. There is but little doubt that
the fleet now in the Bay will catch full iares. Re-
ports from Crank Bank and Bank Quero, represent
the business slack, but some good fishing has been
done on the Middle Ground
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For Sale at North Gray.

r e M o " "A Il f.
The Eastern Branch Agency OF the E INA LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, has been removed to
No 80 Exchange Sc
Thanking the pnblIc for the liberal patronage be-
slowed on this old and popular Company in the past
we hope for a continuance OF the same.
s-trssssrg A. G.. DEWEY, sfs..- Il
jy2isneod2w General Agent.