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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-29
CITY AND VICINITY
New Advertisements To-day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
In Bankruptcy. C. p. Mattocks.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN,
Haydn Association. Fred H Cloyes
Caucus. :. Westbrook.
Notice. :. FalmO 18th.
Music. Miss Bateman,
International Steamship Co. "A r stubbs
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
State OF Msine. -. H. Robinson,
Horses and Carts Wanted Geo Hitchings.
Lost. Book.
PO9niX Mutual Lite ms Co. =. REYNOLDS g. Tit.
Day SCHOOL,. Sarah b Nichols.
Found. .. Pin.
Wanted. Table Girl.
Rent Wanted
Painter. j Morrill,
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OUR SCHOOL HoUsEs.-During the vacation
the Executive Committee have made some
needed and decided improvements in our school
houses. In the High School building private
room has been prepared for the Principal, Mr..
Stone, and additional DOGS have been cut
through the partitions in the upper story so
that the pupils in the male and female depart.
ments may be brought together more readily
Water has been introduced into the building
aud the sewerage improved; aud this last i'm
provement has been added to the North School,
the school house on MuDjoy and the Bracket
Street Grammar for Girls. The privies of the
Casco street and Walnut street schools, which
were attached TO the buildings, have been torn
out and rebuilt separate from the houses.
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MIR. JOHN l.. SHAW having just returned from
a soJourn among the Mountains has the pleasure
70 announce TO the citizens of POI tand and vicni-
", that ne has arranged for Il GRAND MUSICAL EN-
ouhsioN AND MOUNTAIN CONCERT to be given
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NORTH CoNwAY.-There will be no better
opportunity to visit this beautiful region this
season that offered by MIR. John l.. Shaw to-
morrow. The pleasure will repay the effort,
and concert of classical music Oh one of those
grand old hills will be new feature of on ex-
cursion party. Mr.. Shaw informs us that the
landlords of the public houses there have
pledged themselves to do all in their power to
furnish accommodations for those who desire
to avail themselves of a day or two recreation
in this favorte resort.
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sale of Valuable Real Estate at
Cape iGlsZabeuh.

DA. Waterman, Judge of our Probate Court,in and
Cumberland county, shall sell at public auction
on Friday Sept. 18th, ats o'clock p. M the prem
the following property, viz:
The Homestead place OF Anna Deake late OF Cape
Elizabeth, aiming about six acres OF land being
three miles from the city.
CHARLES DEAKE, Admir-.
II. q. BAILEY &c CO. AuctiOneers.
Sold tor account of Alonzo Wise.
aug Dissent 4 IL d
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MOONLIGHT ExCURsIoN.-The moonlight ex
cursion to little Chebeague last night by
steamer Charles Houghton was a most delight.
fui recreation to hundreds of our citizens who
fillod the boat comfortably full. A nice floor
was laid in the grove, and well lighted, and the
band were kept busy by the merry dancers.
Tho sail home, with the music upon the water
was as romantic as one could wish, ~ ~
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Workmen on the California State Capitol are
making affidavit that they have received but
50 30 per day, while the receipts given by the
superintendent show that the amount to which
they were entitled was SIS per day, and that this
amount was really handed over for them to the
superinteudents
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26-Freights-The follow
ing are the current rates OF coal reights from Port
Richmond for the week ending Aug. &c h:-Io Ban
gor So IS; Bath 81 IS; HaOweIl So So; Portland
81 A.; Portsmouth SO 40; Boston So 25 Charles
town, 81 20; East Cambridge and So Is; Fall Riv-
er, So co.; Gloucester, So 80; Lanesve, 81 80; New
Bedford So 05 Roxnury So 25 Salem So So; Somer-
set So; Providence So 90 q 10.
CHARLESTON Aug 25.-Freights to Liverpool by
steam direct, nominal uplands; via New ork Id
on upands and Id ON Sea Islands. COastwise-
To New York, by steam &c % fb. on uplands; &c %
fb on Sea Islands; 81 % p tierce Rice; by sail
&c 9 fb on uplands, 40c y Dol on Resin, 81 "a ~
on Lumber and 81 q 10 % M on Timber. To Bos-
ton by sail, DC % lib on upland Cotton; to Proyi.
dence by sail So P NJ on Boards &c fb upland; by
steam ST ~ bale in addition to New York rates y
Vessels are in demand to take Lumber heights from
Georgetown, SC. Darien and Sata river, Ga. and
jacksonville, Fla, to Northern poi is and $40 Ia n
% NJ are rates on Lumber and Boards.
GALVESTON. Aug. 21.-Freights- There b,s beeu
nothing doing this week. and rates are nominal al
the figures quoted. One brig and one steamer are
loading for New York; but there are no vessels load.
ing tor foreign ports There is amply supply of ton.
mage in port. We quote Cotton to Liverpool by sal
ID; do to Bremen &C; do to Havre-c; New Yorl
by steam, &c % tb; by sail, Jc; to Boston, do &C
Hdes-New YORK, by steam, 1c loose % fb; do steam
| bales &c do; do do wet stated 3c do sail. loose &c
| do wet sailed p bdl SOC; do bales, 1c y b.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. % -~regots-There i.
little fering for Liverpool, and the remains al
Id; no steam room. For the Continent the g !.
scarcely any hing doing, and the nominal quotation
per sail is 1c. COaswise it is also very dull and the
steamers to New York are taking Cotton at Ic ~ fb
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MoNDAY.-Dennis O'I.eary VS.. James Haley As
sumpsit t1r wages OF minor son. Amount claimed
$lS 70. Defence, account in set-off amounting to
1882 Decision, nothing due either party.
Larrabee. O'Donnell.
New entries, 20; defaults 16; continued, 5.
JUDGE Fox, sittir G as referee, has just decided
the case OF John b. Swanlon assignee in bankrupt
cy OF John Harvard vs. the Sagadahoc Bank o.,
Bath. On the 29th of September, 1870, Harvard
conveyed to the bank fourth part of the ship Emma
and soon afterward became a bankrupt. The bank
maintained that this assignment was valid lien and
claimed 10 hold the property under it. The assignee
resisted this claim, the ground that it was given
in fraud Of the bankruptcy, alleging that Harvard
was in falling circumstances when it was gyen and
that the bank We knew it.
The matter gas referred to Judge Fox, and he ha q
decided that the assignment was made in fraud OF
the bankrupt act and therefore does not constitute
valid hen. The amount involved was about $6OOO
j, H. Drummond appeared for the bank and VIM.
l., Putnam tor the as sgnee
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VISITING FIREMEN The William Penn Hose
Company No. 8, of Salem, Mass, propose to
leave home on the evening of the 4th of Sep
TENDER, by TIE Pullman train, for Bangor,
where they will remain day and night the
guests of the Bangor tiremen. Returning they
will arrive in Portland by cars ON the after
noon of the 9th, and be received at the depot
by the Engineers of the Fire Depar tment and
attachments from the several engine compa-
MES, accompanied by the Portland Band, 20
pieces, and escorted through the city. AT City
Hall Mayor Kingsbury will welcome them, and
from thence they will go the Falmouth Hotel
AT o'clock next morning they will depart by
train for Portsmouth to participate in the Fire
mems Muster in that city. On the way home
the company will tarry for while at New
buryport. The visiting company will embrace
about 60 men, and the Salem Brass Band will
accompany them.
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SOUTH ROLINA
The VpIIaxv r. war;

CHARLESTON, Aug. 2S.-No new cases of vel
low fever have been discovered within the last
twenty-iour hours TIE whole number of per-
sons now sick h,rdly exceeds dozen. The
disease yields easily to medical treatment ex.
cept in cases neglected in its early stages. The
apprehension OF an epidemic is gradually SUBJ
sidno
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MAINE.
In Kelfas

Bangor, Aug. 28-The railroad accident on
the night train for Belfast aud Bangor. ex-
cites much interest. The death of Rev. DR..
Gannett, who has repeatedly preached and
lectured here, is deplored.
A Second Advent camp-meeting commenc-
es here to day, and will continue during the
week.
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co M M II Il q AL,
Foreign Imports.
d. Whdden

| d. Whidden.
"ecehrts by Railroads and steambosfs.
GkAND TRUNK RAiLwAY.-199 cans milk, 376
bpls hour, car pickets, do beet, do bran, de
as ~ 10 lumber 10 do hay, do spools, IL do corn
o U 9d Ss 90 ashes, do shocks. Shipments East
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-3O3 cases mdse, I57
Ds uoWes, IA do skins, lG do leather 81 boxes axes
dries. - = $3.50 PfN' 20
STEAMER An JOHN BROOKS. FROM BosToN-tOO bbls
aloui zo ca es and 20 bales domesics 10 sewing ma
, 40 cases shoes, 20 bbs. sweet potatoes, o.
hues casks Oil, 20 bbs. onions, 20 bags Coffee 10
Jus PAPER Is nests buckets 20 frkins lard, 20 pairs
ntos 20 9"xes bread preparation, 10 bags seed, IS
9 bales cotton 1856 do rags for Gun berand Mills
U pates steel 30 casks paint, 20 nails, so bdls OF
'eatner, pieces marble, organ. IS pkgs to order.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY.-A meeting OF the Direc-
.,o,s of the Portland Public Library was held
Loot evening. Great interest was manifested,
- ,bo Directors we're nearly all present. 1t
wss voted to place alcOves in the library room
aoco,dino TO the plan drawn by MIR. Fassett
Also TO add $1,000 worth of books to the library
forth with.
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NEW French Goods, at Whittier's.

MRS. MANCHEsTER.-The popular Clairvoy-
ant Physician, is having large run of prac-
| tice at the Brdgton House, Bridgton, and will
| remain this week, for the accommodation OF
those wishing to consult her.
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HACKS, Barouche, Clarence, Coaches and the
great Barge Champion for depot work, wed
dlngs, show parties, also Buggies, Phaetons Sc
for private driving, to let at the City Hotel
Stables, Green street,. w. Robinson, Pro-
prletor. aug26 eod1m
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Valuable Lot en- spring Street at
Auction.

nN THURSDAY, August 3lst at i-2 o'clock P
" M: Immediately after sale OF desirable property
on Spring ST. we shall sell the valuable lot no 1903
Spring st, opposite the Horse Railroad Stables. The
lot is about 80 1t front by 81 feet deep.
This Is one OF the few unoccupied lots in this de-
srabe location.
Sac sitive. Terms very easy and made known
at sale.
r. o. BAILEY Il Co, Auciionsers.
Aug 24-dtd
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SAD AccmENT--Several days ago daugh-
ter OF Charles Rund,et of this city about eleven
years OF age, while on a visit to Charleston, in
this State, with her mother, was accidentally
shot while at play in barn. 1t seems little
boy 10 the Darn with her found an old musket
and while playing with it, it went off and
twenty -four shot entered the face and head of
the little girl. She fingered several days and
then died. Her body was brought to this city
YESTERDAY.
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HARPER's BAzAAR.-The number for the
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden
Bros, Lancaster Hall; also by ID. Went
worth, dealers in books, stationery, &C., 337
Congress, corner of Oak street. This Journal
.6f Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is
,,ueIcome visitor to the parlor circle.
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81 1ERIFF's JURY.-Sheriff Perry summoned
n iur Monday to hear and decide on the petit
tions OF Davis, Small ct, ais. and Lorenzo Pur-
ringto n ct. as. OF Gorham, for increase of dam
ayes = hove the a Mount awarded by the COM
missiouers for land situated at White Rock
and taken II, the constr, -,ction OF the Portland
& Osdensburg railroad. Bo1n peo'ioners were
however, settled satisfactorily 10 'ne par"es
without the intervention of the Jury
H. j. Swasey OF Standish, appeared ior 'n'
petitioners, and Nathan Webb and John u
Wipship for the railroad company.
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Buri's Boots !

Ii III L = "VVuS
For Women, Misses and Children
BARRiSTkR & TICHENOk French tasi, manu- anu
sewed custom made Boots, Caters and oAlofuS iVi
Gents. ,, , NAV be
lounu ~ M NJ. q. rALMER.
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A rolling-pin with which loving wife bad
knocked her husband down seven times, came
in as evidence in an Indiana trial,
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ENTERTAINMENTS

Crowned with the tempest,
Robed in the forest,
Monarch of Mountains,
Through air thou soarestl
Piercing the azure,
anu kissed by the sunheams,
storms are thy pleasure,
Proud Mount Of Cloudsl"
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THE TuRF.-The week of sport at Fores
City Park will begin this afternoon by cha,
lenge race for 800 between the well-knowr
norses Fr'nce Boy and John Gilpin, owned by
ga" Jacobs and G. M. Delaney respectively
for 'ne regular race for the $75 purse, open to
al horses that have never beaten 3d. eight
norses heve been entered: Brown Dan, Billy
nuihpus, King William, Belle, Black Prince,
Louise W., Butter Ball and Kate Sharp, all OF
which are familiar turf-men and some OF them
local favorites The great number OF entrles
for the different races shows the interest felt
in the business and the next four days VIII be
exciting ones The two nicely matched horses
Daniel Boone and Lady Burlrigh, entered for
the sweepstakes purse for $1,000 GA Friday are
already ON the ground. The advertisement
gives full particulars of the races ane entries.
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To produce clear, bright, healthy and
beautiful complexion, use the DOLLAR RE-
WARD SOAP" for toilet purposes.
For sale by CHAs. MCLAUGHLIN g. Co.,
Portland eLsest l. .
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Large Sale of Army clothing aud
Equipage.

Large Sale of army clothing aud
Equipage.
Deputy Quartermaster Generals Office,
Philadelphia Pa, August 10, 1871.
VIZ I'LL be sold at Public auction at sCHUYL-
w KILL ARSENAL. Philadelphia Pa, COM
mencing on TU ESDAY, Sept ~ 1871, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, under the direction of Captain v. p. Van
Antwerp NJ. S. X, U. S. Army, large quantity
new unservceable, and damaged clothing, camp
and garrison equpage, consisting in part OF
11,000 great coats,
5000 pairs drawers,
1000 shirts
$4,000 wool blankets,
1.600 pairs trousers.
800 900 pairs stockings,
. 800 pairs boots and shoes,
% 40 knapsacks
2O.75l haversacks,
300,OOO yards OF Grey Shifting Fiannell
$4,000 yards, 81 Sky Blue Kersey.
and various other articles The terms orale will be-
stated IN the catalogues, which can De obtained at
this office, or at the Schuykl Arsenal, Philadelphia
Pa. by order of The Quartz master General.
STEWAnT VAN VLIET,
Deputy Quartermaster General u. ). Army.
au2l5 decd lot
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AUCTION SALES.


nN IuESn "'hiture at Auction.
~ sell H. Fn,lh Aug 20 h at ten A NJ, we shall
ESQ., M ,yomhns.pre M the House OF n Ellsworth
bets Tns TOP Table Tapestry and psra ar r5 a9
Paintings and Enersy,a 5 rs Dra!erg Curtains, Oil
ana r9nitnre excellent Feather Bsd 1hIm6er Set
ery and Ga 81, n Table and Dining Oh rs Cr"ch
entire ktchan Fare Refrigerator, together with he
Cn4herIa dnoVe desirable House aud Lot No III
ina o am anu 81. y ior sale 20 let aud can he
med ON day OF sac Tuesday ~ NC eAam-
.,,.. ~; ID. n>si.EY - CO., Auc,r,..
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The Valuable lot on Corner of
Centre anu Pleasant ets.,
At Auction.

ON Tuesday, Sept 9Th, at NJ we shall sell the
" very valuable lot OF land on corner of Centre
and PIE asant SITS; said lot being la feet Centre
and 5it rset Pleasant ST. with tie material there
on, one hall of brick walk on rear line o, said lot
This is OF the most valuable lots in the city.
Terms easy, and male known ut safe
au2Sdtd F.O. BAILEY IL CO, Auctrs.
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BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh. IT,.
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. If.
GET Briggs Corn aud Buniou Remedies
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success tt.
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EXecutOr'S AalP.

H20CCuUVT
ID virtue OF a license from the Judge of Probate
ID tor Cumberland County, L shall sell at Pubic
Auction on Thursday the thirty first instant, at two
and quarter O'Clock N, at Office of o Bailey q
Co on Exchange street. the following rights aud
credits, belonging to the estate OF ward Robinson,
deceased, viz sundry notes OF Albert q COrliss, one
note OF stephen w PatIen. two nOies OF Horace d.
Parker. VIM. Ii. JERKS, Executor.
Portland, Aug %, In. aug23 I'd
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A FULL assortment of Paper Hangings
Window Shades, Screens, etc., for sale by
iy8tf DEvENs & Co., 10 Free St.
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ENGLISH PERFUMES, fresh, sweet, delight
full, at Whittier's.
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Household Furniture at Auction,

an THURSDAY, Aug 81. at 10 A NJ, at House
~ 30 DanfoTth st, We shall Sc the Furniture in
said house, consisting IN part o. Parlor Suit. Centre
Fable Eng. Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Card Ia
BILE, Mahosony Chamber Set, Hair and Husk Mat
tresses Feather Be1s, Mirrors. Extension Table;
Lounge 10 w and Hair Cloth, China aud Glass
Ware. EldoIafo Cook stove, together with the entire
Kitchen Furniture.
Also Florence sewing Machine; Refrigerator; Gas
Fixtures in house.
F.O BAILEY n Co., Auctioneers.
Aug 24-td
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LONDON, Aug. 2S-I1.30 A. M.-Consols opened at
93s for money and account.
american securities quiet; U. S. 5-2Os 1867, 90; do
1865, OLD, 93s do 1867, 9ls; U. s. 1O-40's 9O3.
PARIS Aug. 28-10.20 A. M.-Rentes 56f 25c
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2s-1O.2O A. M-Cotton openod
firm; Middlmg uplands q 9sd; sales estimated at
~ 600 bales.
LONDON, Aug 2S.-America securities quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2s-1 80 P. M.-Cotton strong;
Middng uplands sgd; sales $4,000 bales, 5000 bales
OF which were tor export and speculation.
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TOILET articles in great variety-all ae,o and
desirable at reasonable tprices, at Whittier's.

MT. DEsERT.-Mr. Ezra H. Dodge, native
of Mt. Desert, soldier in the war and very
intelligent young man, has prepared book
both descriptive and historical, of Mt. Desert
and the adjacent islands, accompanied by per-
feet map of the isand-a guide book for tour
lists and directory for the inhabitants. Mt.
Desert is rich in historical and traditional mat
tiers, and not without its share of romance.
The book may be obtained of N X. Sawyer,
publisher, Ellsworth Price so cents.
ELLA DEITY AS PAULINE.-Her maidenly
face lit up by love or shaded by sorrow is Mar
velously effective ERE even the lips are parted
in utterance The calm elevation of her man-
ner when she repels the dissolate policeman,
the subtle rendering of loves sweet contradic-
ton, where longing to be asked to forgive, she
Declares can never forgive you, sir All
these points and many more of kindred ma
ture served to bring our these rare excellences
in such a way as to commend the spontaneous
and universal applause of the audience 3"
"New York Star"
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estern Union Telegraph Co
Domestic Markets,

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s-Evenng.-Cotton &c higher
sales 1890 bales; Middling, uplaSds I94e. Flour
ers' favor; State 10 q 60; round hoop Ohio 10 "a
I 90; Western 10 "a 1856; So itIern 80 "a 100
Wheat heavy and q &c lower; sales $4,000 bush.
new Spring at 81 q 49, White Amber State | Il
q 500; Winter Red Western l 40 q %. Corn il
slightly in buyers favor; sales 10000 bush; Mixed
Western 665 g Cite Oats fairly active; sales $1,000
bush.; Ohio and Western at 40 q 48c. Pork firmer
new mess IL % "a IL 81; prime % 30 a II co. LARD
g9 1oc Butter dull; Ohio 10 q zoe; State Is q soc
Wihlskey active and 6rmer; Western tree SO g s3Bc
vado 9 10tc; fair to gooi refining 81 q 95c. Coffee
firm; RIO l44 q ne Naval stores-Spllits Turpen.
tine steady at 5s4 q 53c; Rosin firm at Is "a 20 ol
strained. Petroleum quiet crude 132 a lac; refined
at 24ic. Tallow steady at 8 a 9Sc.
Freights to Liverpool frmer; Cotton per sail 3-16d
Wheat 104d; Corn Cd.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Cattle market.-Receipt
for the week 1888 Cattle, 1911 Sheep and Lambs
1880 Swine. The prices Tor poor cattle have de
clned during the past week, while those Tor better
qualities owing to the limited supply, have oeer
Iaily sustained. Poor 10 medium 9 "a 10le; good 4
tat III a lie; choice 124 i24c; average l0Jc Sheer
warm weather and a large and poor supply and al
abundance OF fruits anG vegetables; common to TAI
sheep g DC; extra u q &C.; choice q 81; Lambs
9 SIC. Swlns-Live nominal; dressed St "a TIC.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2s-Flour steady Wheat decline,
&C.; No. Spring at 10. Corn declined &c; No.
mixed 452c: Oats declined &c; No at SOC. Rye firm
High Wines firm at Ssc Provisions firm; Pork IL 5
g 1910. Lard 81 q Sc. Dry sailed Meats-snoulder
DC; short rib mic dies &c. Live Hogs steady at 20 G
20. Cattle active at rs a 6 90. G4fA 1900. :
Receipts bills flour, los 700 bush. wheat 254
oOo bush corn. $4,000 bush. oats, $4,000 BUSH rye
33.O00 bush. barley, LOO hogs.
Shipments-40CO bbis. -four, lit 900 bush wheat
$4,000 bush. corn, 140 900 bush. oas 81 GOO busI
rye, $4,000 bush. barley 5000 hogs.
TOLEDO, Aug. 2s.- Flour dull. Wheat lower; Nc
3 White Wabash %; No. White Michigan 81
Amber do III; No Amber Illinois 1 % "a 26
No. red at 25; No. do 81; rejected 05; extr
White michigan 80. Com declined 1c; low nike
sic; White CSC. Oats declined 1c; No. at SIC; Nc
at 34tc; Michigan 364; rejected sic.
CINcINNATI. Aug. z8 Pork in fair demand a
1916 Lard finn at 70 9Ic. Bulk meats firm
shoulders 54c; sides SIC. Bacon in fair demanu
at SOC.
CHARLESTON, Aug. % -Cotton dull; Middlin
uplands 1Sc.
| SAVANNAH, Aug. 28.-Cotton is in moderate dc
mand; Miadling uplands 174c.
MOBILE, Aug. 2s-Cotto0 firm; Middling upand
| 1Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2S.-Cotton quiet; low Mic
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

THE EXTRAORDINARY EFFECT OF FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHITEs is
due to its power ofimparting the vital prnc-
ple to all constitutions impaired by wasting or
debilitatng maladies. 1t is acceptable to the
palate, and suitable for all ages and all cOnsti-
tutons. The blood 10 restored to purity and
health, the nerves and muscles are strengthen
ed. while tuberculous or consumptive deposit
is retarded. aug2Sthdlw&wlt
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FLY SCREENS are at Lothrops, Exchange
street, for so cts. e----.-
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Portland, Aug 81, 1871, au23d3w


EOR sALE-Equal interest in Door, Sash, Blind
i Window frame business, we'll established,
plenty of work paying large profits. and will have
thorough investigation. References exchanged
,. TAYLOR & co. 20 State St,
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Lodging House For Sale.

v ERf deeirably located well furnished all amer
iect orier, would do for Boarding Hoasa. A
bargain Is offered it applied for Immediately.
TAYLOR 81 Co.,
aug26dat 20 State St.. Boston. Mass