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NEW nAMPgRHIRE.

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
CONCORD, July ia collision occurred be-
tween the down mail train and up accommo-
dation train on the Northern road this after
noon at Pillsbury's switch near Canaan sta
ton, N. HI. Charles Clark of Concord, one OF
the engineers, was killed and f. Grant, an en-
gineer, was injured. Loring Badger, brakemen
on the mail train, and Edward York, sfiremen,
were badly injured. No severe injuries to the
passengers are reported.
The collision was probably occasioned by
some misunderstanding of kilograms between
the conductors, but as yet no definite informa.
ton has been received. The Trains collded on
curve about a mile north of Canaan. The
following casualties are reported: Charles w.
Clark, of Concord, engineer, on down train
killed; Lofing Badger Of New Hampton, brake
man, was fatally injured. A. NJ. Graz t. engi-
neer on up train, injured; Theodore Gilmore
of West Lebanon, fireman for engineer Clark
badly bruised about the head; Edward York OF
West Lebanon, fireman for engineer Grant,
had his thigh broken; A. Hurlburt, an extra
engineer on engine with Clark, leg broken; G.
I. Summers of Cabot, VI, was badly injured
about the head. Several passengers were
slightly injured. 1t is considered wonderful
how SO many escaped uniniured. No train has
arrived from the place of the accident.
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TO the Editor ofthe Press:

Your correspondent, ''E. F. is misled by
the report of the meeting to which he re.
fers before the City Council, in the matter OF
the Public Institute; and hence is liable to So
mislead the public as to the position of the
Mercantile Library Association, that will bee
the privilege of a word of explanation in their
behalf.
Early in the season the Managers of the Pub.
lie Institute voted to ask the city for aid. Upon
this notice the NJ. L. A. voted to ask the CITY
tor aid; doing SO on the ground that their IL
brary was as valuable, as free and as useful as
that of tho Public Institute. Subseduently
the Public Institute withdrew the application
for aid, and proposed, on certain conditions to
give their property to the city. At the meet
ing of the City Council, met 10 consider that
proposal, l appeared and withdrew the petition
OF the nj. l.. A for aid, and did not ask for
$1,000, as stated in the report upon which 'E
f." raises several questions, which 1 cannot
with propriety ask room of you to answ er, and
upon which he makes one point which may be
considered good one, in connection with the
extreme heat of the season,
The discussion was confined to the question
OF the city accepting the proposed gift, with a
view of purchasing and forever maintaining a
Tree public library at the expense of the City
what thought few practical objections.
FIRST, free public library being strictly a
public charity aud everywhere so regarded
and SO maintained, its adoption by the city re
lieves it of that element and it becomes at once
public institution, similar in its relations TO
our public schools. Secondly, the proposal is
believed to be without precedent in any city
an appropriation of very large sum of money
without legal authority, and most decidedly
without the sanction of the people.
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ROBBERY. Yesterday morning an old man
named Michael Murphy, who was seriously
overcome by the heat of the weather and the
effects of ardent spirit, concluded to rest by
the waysids for awhile, and accordingly seated
himself on Commercial street, near the Grand
Trunk Depot. Two men seeing his condition
seated themselves beside him and one threw
his leg over MIR. Murphy's knees to distract at
tention and then proceeded to GO tbroueb
Murphy, robbins him of eleven dollars. A
well known merchant saw the whole transac.
ton and went and Informed officer Miles who
succeeded in arrestipg one of the men named
Jerry Hurley, and carried both him and Mur-
had escaped and probably had the money with
him as none was found on Hurley.
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domestic News.
CALIFORNIA.
CHINESE COUNTERFEITs,

, ~, I1'11'r OVUNIERFEITS.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 13--Two Chnaman
have been arrested in this City for counterfeit
ing notes OF the charter banks of India. Aus
trailia add China. Thirty-seven thousand
dollars in spurious bills were seized
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Bishop Church of Russia has been commits.
stoned to establish See in San Francisco. He
is expected here in few days. His official title
will ihe "John, most Holy Bishop of America
and the Alentian Islands" The bark Garibaldi
has arrived at Portland Oregon, with 275
Chinese. The vessel passed a submarine vol
cano off japan. The wet weather has injured
the fruit in Oregon
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NEW YORk Ia.

CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW YORK, July 13-The officers of the
English steamer Saladin were arrested and
held in $500 bail each to-day for attempting to
discharge cargo of coffee contrary to the per-
NIT of the quarantine commissioners
The Erie and Pennsylvania railroads to-day
again reduced their freights slightly below
rates adopted yesterday by the fast freight
lines operating over the New York Central
and Hudson River railroads. The tariff to
Chlcagois now 80 cents per hundred, a reduc-
ton of 81 Gents
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July 10 II A. M.-Consols 92a for
money and account.
American securties-U. S. 5-2O's 1862, SO; do
1865, old. SO; do 1867, ISL; U. S. 104Os Sc. Erie
Great Western 26.
LIVERPOOL, July 1911 A. M.-Cotton firmer;
sales 10 600 bales; Middling upands 81 q 9sd; Mid
ding Orleans 81 q 9sd. Corn 3ls. Pork 1O2s Cd,
Lard Ills 3D. Sugar 31s Cd q Sis Sd. Calcutta Lin
seed lower at 62s O. G2s Cd.
LONDON, July 1910 P. M.-Consols OH for mon
ey and account.
American securities-U s. 5-2O's, 1862, s9y; do
1865, old, s9!: do 1867, sgI; u s. 1O4O's Ssh. Erie
shares IL. Illinois Central shares 1924.
LONDON, July 1880 P. M.-Consols 90 tor mon
ey and account.
American securites-United States 5-2O's 1862 at
S9s; do 1865, old, S9s; do 1861 s91; u s. O-4os 87J
Great Western shares o. ~
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ELLwooD's FEMALE MINSTREL TROUPE ap-
pears at the Portland Theatre tonight AS
we understand the entertainment it consists in
good looking young women in very little ap-
parel who play on the banjo and other musical
instruments, sing songs, and give some trapeze
performances ia which Miss Eva Costello and
Brother are said to possess no superiors by the
Troy Times. Dollars are the object for which
these performances are given, and so long as
these entertainments are permitted, no doubt
an abundant supply of dollars will flow into
the managerial Golfers.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

DEDICATION OF A SOLDIERS MONUMENT.
Boston, July ia granite monument six
ty feet high, erected to the memory of the soI-
diers and sailors of Cambridge, who died in the
war, was dedicated in that city to-day with i'm
posing ceremonies in which the city govern
ment, firemen and citizens generally took part
HARVARD COLLEGE.
At an animal meeting of the Overseers of
Harvard College to-day the committee on the
subject reported that James Walker, John c.
Ropes, Martin Brimmer, Henry w. Paine and
Phillip Brooks were elected Overseers for the
term of six years next coming. Hon. John H.
Clifford was unanimously reelected President
of the Board of Overseers.
COMMENANT.
The 14th annual CONNER GENE mt of Tufts Col
lege took place to-day, many friends of the
college being present. The literary exercises
of the graduating class are highly spoken Of
TEMPERANCE.
The Massachusetts Temperance Alliance at
meeting to-day, adopted an address to the
people strongly denouncing the action of the
legislature in removing prohibition from ale,
lager and cider.
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A MOONLIGHT SAIL.-Last evening the Arion

A MOONLIGHT SAIL.-Last evening the Arion
Club with their friends chartered the steamer
Lily TO moonlight sail among the is ands.-
Prompt at the appointed hour the boat left The
wharf and glided out into The harbor, carrying
as joyous freight as ever embarked on par
ty Of pleasure. At first all surrounding OBJ
iects were only family perceptible in that fad
ing light that still fingers long after the sun
has sunk below the horizon, when, of sudden,
faint silvery glimmer began to be perceptl-
BILE on the surface of the water as the moon,
ful-orbed, slowly and maIestically rose above
the broad expanse of old ocean. Higher and
hi cher she assembled, until the waves were
flooded with her silvery light, and then softly
but with exquisite effect fell upon the ear the
voices of the Club in one of those noble songs
of Schubert that breathe forth such heart STIR
ring melodies. How delicately were inter
preted the pianissinao passages; how grand
the fortissinao, as rendered by those forty
voices, SO perfectly blended together! And SO
the time swiftly passed. the acme of earthly
enjoyment seemingly attained as we lazily re-
cned on a settee and gently glided along on
such lovely summers night over the placid
waters of the bay cleaning in the moonlight
and listened to song after song, whose diving
cadences the ear was strained to hear. Com
mend us to musical water-parties, especially
when so enjoyable as the Arons'.
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CUA : IGS Enc MPMENT No. 16, l. o, O. f.
The following Patriarchs were regularly in
stalled into their respective chairs on Saturday
last in Sacearappa:
William Brown, c. p; N. r. Martin. Fl.
P; Belts, s. W; A. L. Hawkes.. S.: D.
w. Babb, T.; by Grand Patriarch j. w. Sar-
gent of Kennebunk, assisted by the following
patriarchs: James E. Haseltine, Grand Mar
shall; j. n. Reed, Westbrook, II. p; A. d.
Smith, Portland, S. W; c. IL. Blake, Port
land, L: W; n. G. Cummings, Portland, S.;
Chas. H. Nash, T.; H. c. Barnes, S.
With the officers installed this evening we
feel confident that this Encampment will con-
tinue to flourish and prosper as in the past,
and maintain the high position it has won
in the Order. After the initiation the Encamp-
ment was entertained by remarks from Grand
Patriarch j. w. Sargent, N. G. Cummings,
James E. Haseltine and A d. Smith, upon
the healthy and prosperous condition of the
Order in this District; the speakers each refer
ring particularly to the loss this Encampment
aud the Order had met with in the death of
Patriarch Murch of this place, one of its old
est and most devoted members After which
Representative Cummings very clearly exem-
pified the work of the Encampment to its
members. The hour having arrived that the
visitors felt that they must leave for home,
Patriarch Brown invited them to Best's Hall
to fine draught of lemonade and a bountiful
supply of ice cream; after which, bidding our
friends good night We entered Chase's omni-
bus, about twenty hundred and thirty-three
pounds, for home again, with sacred music
Handel and Haydn, by Blake, Haseltiue, Sar-
gent, Nash, Cummings, Hicks, Mitchell and
Chase,-Blake leader. Arriving in the city
there was so much Of Old Hundred, Corona
ton. America and Aud Lang Syne, &C., on
board, that we were obliged to direct Captain
Chase to drive to the residence of Representa-
tive Kingsbury, and give one of the sweet
songs of the Order, but fear it did not reach
that chord in his inner life which usually and
so quickly vibrates at the sound of anything
that has l. o: o. f. in it. PATRIARCH.
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COM M ERCIAL.

Receipts by Kaii.onis s;,i ateuss,bosss~.
STEAMER joins BROOKS FROM Bo,IoN.-20 Ibis
PITCH Is baskets, Is kegs soda casks oil, IS bxs
soap. 10 bbls onions, q bids parer, bxs fresh fish
coils eordage, 20 pigs lead, 10 pkgs SHEET iron, 8
sewing machines Is bis glass ware 20 bbls liquors.
: 10 bills iron, % bxs cheese, so bbs pork 2 bxs
dye stuff, 100 empty beer barrels, hhds hams, 20
pigs lurnituIe so bxs lemons, 2G0 bDls four 1873 rolls
roofing paper, horses buggy, $50 pkgs to Princes
Express, 14O do to order For Canada and up coun-
Try 10 hdls steel 120 empty barrels, casks soda ash,
III bales burlaps. piano melodeon, bales cotton,
order.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEc RAILROAD-125 churns,
~ doors, bdls ga sash, do blinds 1Ss bdls paper,
:? cases do, $50 bales cloth, do IL bxs axes,
nIdes. ]! calves, lambs, 70 pkgs merchandise. 81
cars freight for Boston,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 1919 cans milk 800
9bls flour, car machinery, do bark, II do corn,
no slaves, 81 90 lumber do sundres. For shipment
east, 400 bbls flour, car bran.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. beams warn. svl-
key harness. SO bds bowels 20 bags peg Al do spoos
sacks wool, cattle. 172 sides leather cars ce
bar posts, AZ cases sundIes
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MAINE.
A CASE OF SUICIDE.

Especial dispatch by Western Union Line.I
LEWISTON, July 13 The remains of Miss
Rebecca +. White, were found by some boys
10 bathing in the Androscoggin river to-day,
near the cemetery. Upon summoning a cor
onel's jury IA verdict was returned that she
had committed suicide Herbody was warm
when found, which was evidence that she had
been dead but n short time.
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COLO Il A DO.

RAILROAD PROGRESS.
DENVER, Col, July 13.-Four and halt
miles of track were laid on the eastward end OF
Kansas Pacific r. r. yesterday and one mile
on the Denver. The passenger trains COM
menced running to-day to station seventy
miles west OF Kit Carson, connecting with the
stage 10 Denver so miles. The road will be
completed early in September.
THE CROPS.
The reports of crops from all parts OF toe ter
ritory are favorable.
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REMEMBER that the Steamer LILY leaves
Burnham's wharf every day at S45 and 100(
A. NJ, and LAS and 800 P. M, for Peaks ani
Cushing's Islands. Fare down and return, 25c
Nothing more delightful this fine weather
than trip to the islands. Capt. Oliver is a
accommodating as man can be, and is sure II
gain the confidence Of the pleasure-seekine
public.
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Doniesfic Markets,

New YORK. July 13-Cotton firmer; sales 25Oo
bales; Kidding 9Rlands at 2oHe Four-sales $500
e2I;Round hoop Ohio at 5 45 q $50; Western at
4 50 q GO; Southern at 8 90 a 975. Wheat firm /;
sales Z 900 BUSH; No. Spring at $50 q 1 s6l;
/ 10; Amber State at Is q Ia; Winter Red and
Amber Ia Western at 4s q ! 63. Corn lower; sales
at oe TO- Oats lover; State at ee Western az
CT q G3Ic. Pork mess at 30 81 q 20 5O prime
at p 50 g 50. Lard dull; steam at 16l q 1919;
23c; State at 20 "a 33c. whskey quiet; Western free
St op e Of Porto Rice Rice Ct oa5Ena &c.
Dutch standard at 1Oic Molasses dull; Porto Rico
at Sc. Naval Stores dull; Spirits Turpentine at 81
st c; rened at FL a7Sc Ta Ho,s' It 81 @
9sc Wool firm; domestic fleece at Al a sic; tubbed
a. 4Ge pulled IL at IS 81 Soe Texas at 26 3oc Cali
58d. V
CHICAGO, July 13.-Flour unchanged, Wheat de-
clining with good demand at O5 for No.2. Corn
lower at 76}c Tor No. g. Oats lower at ACC for No. q
Rye dull; No. 2 at u q 7sc for No2. High Wines
quiet at Doc; Provisions-new mess pork at % rs a
zoe. lco:e short rib middles at is "a 15}c. Live
hogs.lower at So g 90 tor fair to choice Cattle
beeves.
Receipts-2,sOO bbls. four $1,000 BUSH wheat,
bush corn, GOO bush oats, 1900 bush. rye,
Dnsh BARLEY SS hogs snr 90 mn ,n.
ll2oOo bush. corn. 10000 bush. oats $500 hogs.
CINCINNATI, July 13-Mess pork at 5000. Bulk
Meas-12c for shoulders and Ice Tor clear rib Sides
Bacon at 134 @ lac for shoulders, 16sc clear rib
23c.
NEW ORLEANS. July 13-Cotton lower; Middng
uplands at 18ac.
CHARLESTON, July 1S.-Cotton steady; Middlins
uplands at 1Sc.
SAvANNAu, July 13.-Cotton firm; Mddlng up
iauds at IL c.
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l. o. o. FAT the regular meeting of Mach
igonne Encampment No. 1, Wednesday eve
ming July 6th the following officers were en-
stalled for the ensuing term, by Grand G. Pa
triarch, j. w. Sargent; A. d. Smith, C. p.
w. 8. Barbour, IL. p; w. L. L. Gill, S. W,
f. w. Buxton, j. W.; f. G. Cummings, S. f.;
3. 4. Dyer, T.; l.. Leonard, 1. T.; c. c. Hayes.
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The exhibition at City Hall to night by the
pupils of the Congregation of Notre Dame will
possess great deal of interest, we have nc
doubt. On all previous occasions they have ac
quilted themselves with credit, and the pro-
gramme will be varied and pleasing.
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DYSPEPSIA Is A HYDRA HEADED MONSTER,
tie whirh n"arly all "ihe ills the human
flesh is iier to- originate. The Peruvian Syr-
up, protected solution of the protoXide of
Iron, is long-tried and wall-established rem
edy for this distressing complaint; it has cured
thousands when other remedies have failed.
y12-eod1w
DR.. SAGE's CATARRu REMEDY is no Patent
Medicine humbug gotten up to dupe the igno-
rant and credulous, nor is it represented as be-
ing composed of rare and precious substances,
brought from the four corners of the earth,
carried seven times across The Great Desert of
oahara on the backs of fourteen camels, and
brought across the Atlantic Ocean on two
ships. 1t is mild, soothiig pleasant Rene
ny, perfect Specific for Chronic Nasal Ca
tarrh, Cold in the head" and kindred diseas-
es. The proprietor, r. V. Pierce, NJ. D., of
Buffalo, N. Y, (whose private Government
stamp is on every package of the Genaine,)
offers reward of $500 for a case of Catarrh he
cannot cure For sale by druggists. Sent by
mail, postpaid, for sixty cents. Address the
proprietor as above jy12-tt&s
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BOSTON, July 10. - IReported forgthe Press.l-
Tue following is list OF prices quoted this AFTER
noon:
Domestic-Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA pick-lock So 40
%; dochoce Xxx so q sic; fine X II "a 4Sc; medium
a. tg ioc; coarse a. q 47c; Michigan extra and
IN 10 e 4!c; fine "A az 45c; medium A a 45c COM
mon AZ e 43c; other Western extra "A "a 45c; medi-
UNI % 0 44c; common 40 "a 42c; pulled extra
80 q 4Sc: superfne IS "a 49c; No. at Is "a 35c:
Gombing fleece at 81 q 55c; California at 18 "a 32c;
n e at 70 soe; Canada combng 50 55c smyr
ma w washed at 20 SIC; unwashed 2 zoe; Smyrua
at ~ 3.c Buenos Ayres at 25 az 80; Cape of Good
Hope at % q BIC; Chian at 20 a 26c; DOnski at q
q 35c; African unwashed at Is q &c.,
Remarks,-New Wool comes forward more freely
and stocks are increasing. But very little has been
done as yet as the arrivals of new are held rather
above the views Of buyers. Prices, however are still
quite hrm IN the interior, and market is firm and
tending upward.
In New York the ideas of dealers being rather
above those OF manufacturers whose necessities are
not sumciently eXigent to give much tone or spirit
10 the market. There seems to have been 10 defin-
lite scale OF prices for Wool settled upon as vet
manufacturers not being prepared to nav as mucb
for the article as has lately been realizing For Cal
lfornla Tool there has been an increased demand
In Philadelphia the receipts of new clip are quite
LIBERAL and it is coming forward in much better con-
dition than was generally anticipated. The demand
is very moderate from consumers who very general
y complain OF lack of profits in the process of con-
verting Wool into cloths. 1t is generally understood
that the most of the clip has now changed hands,
Texas and California Woods firm ami in good de-
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If you want fishing rod and line, or sport
ing goods of any kind, you will always find a
large assortment, at reasonable prices, at the
gun store of J. B. LUCAS, Exchange street,
first door below Middle street.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
LOWELL, July 13-John w. Landers has ac-
cepted Thomas g. Buffers challenge Tor a
| single scull race, to come off on Merrimack
| river within month, for $3.50 q side, distance
| two miles.
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IF you are troubled with Flies and Mosqui-
toes call at Lothrop & Co. 81 Exchange street,
and buy screen, they are selling them in
large quantities every day.
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TIL e p II ESS
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-day,

AUCTION COLUMN.
building Loan Mortgage. :. II. w. Hersey.
AT Auction Schooner S. Lindsey.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Fishing Tackle, &c -. b. Lucas.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Odd Fellows Excursion. Wednesday, July 20.
Grand Picnic Excur sion. Post Bosworth.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
This is no Humbug. w. Fox.
Corn and Flour. Geo. #. Foster.
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JOB PRINTINa.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they wllsbe promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. VIM. NJ. MARKS.
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MAsoN's Improved Fruit Jars two quarts
and one quart, may now be obtained at whole
sale and retail, at Kendall g. Whitney's.
otdQ-,v
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New York stock and Mo.ey m.rn.,

NEW YORK, July 13-Horninq.-Gol opened at
ll29, advanced to 1923, aud then fell gradually.
Money at (95 per cent Sterling Exchange is
more active at l096 "a 1l0k.
00O.
AT the Government sale OF a million Gold this
noon, twelve bidders offered S2,725 COO The highest
bid was 1i2 21100. aud the lowest Ill. L. Van off
man 81 Co secured million at 112 21-10O.
governments strong and per cent better after the
call on account of private dispatches received from
Europe.
NEW YORK, July l3--Atternoon.-Gold was very
quiet this afternoon peace In Europe being generally
accepted fact The marx ct closed at l12A "a 112I
The clearances of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
amounted to Sl27 ,502, 0G0.
Governments weaker reports from Washington
that the Navy is 20 be put footing and that
the funding bill had passed both Houses tCongress
but later in the day they proved and closed strong
1893 IN i0oI -s'
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THE YACHT CAMBRIA.
GLASGOW, July 13-The Sidonia, which ar
rived to-day rom New York, passed the Cam
bria at noon on the 9th inst, in lat. 80 Ion.
&c 80. She was standing W. N W., and had a
light easter)y breeze.
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If you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper & Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They KEEP
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. May 5-tf
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Spain.
WLnIKE PREPARATI0NS REC

wARLIKE PREPARATIONS BEGUN.
MADRID, July 13.-Minister Sagosta had a
protracted conference yesterday with the Min
listers of France, England and the United
States. Neutrality-suspicious. have commence
ed here. Orders have been signed calling out
the first military reserves.
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AS q dressing, NATURES HAIR REsToRA-
TIVE goes ahead of any in the market. All
live druggists sell it. jy13-2t
ORIN HAWKES. & Co. have great variety
Grecian Zouave and Knickerbocker suits TO
Boys, of their own manufacture, at 292 Con
Cress street.
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AUCTION SALES.
At Auction.

IN THURSDAY. July 21st, at o'clock P. M, at
" office No. Isl Commercial street, the Schooner
z. s, LINDSEY, ITO tons, together with her Sails,
Rigging, Chains, Anchors, Spars, &c. jy14tds