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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-09-04

The VISITING HOSE CoMPANY.-The Board
of Engineers of the Fire Department held a
meeting on Saturday evening. and concluded
their arrangements for the reception of the
William Penn Hose Company of Salem OH
Wednesday .next,as follows: The engineers and
delegations from the various engine companies,
with the Portland Band, will assemble at the
Chief Engineers Office at 2 o'clock and march
directly to the depot and receive the visitors
who will arrive from Bangor. The route of
procession will then be through Commercial
street to Park, up Park TO Danforth, up Dan
forth to State, up State to Spring, up Spring
to Brackett, up Brackettato Pine, down Pine
and Congress to City Hall, where Mayor Kings
bury will deliver short address of welcome
The route will be taken up again, and the COM
panies will move up Congress street to Mount,
fort. up Monntfort to Monument, up Monument
TO ST. Lawrence, up st. Lawrence to Congress
down Congress to Washington, through Wash
ington to Cumberland, down Cumberland to
Chestnut, up Chestnut and through Congress,
Exchange and Middle streets TO the Falmouth
Hotel, kwhere the parade will be dismissed
The William Penn Co. will remain at the Fail
mouth until about 9 o'clock Thursday morn
ing, when they will leave for Portsmouth by
train to participate in the grand firem EMS mus
ter. They will have their hose carriage With
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DELEaATEs-The following delegates were
chosen at the several Democratic Ward eau
cusses Saturday evening, to nominate five can
dldates tor Representatives to the Legislature
WARD 2.Williarh McAlleny, P. H. Coleman
Daniel Willard, L. B. Toltord, G. o. Gosse.
w. H. Simonton, Nathan Gould
WARD 3 Thomas Means, Sumner c. Murch.
Stephen D. Brown, Thomas Conner, John w.
Russell, H. 9. Barnes, George r. Kmball. o
WARD 4-Ezra Carter, James Todd, Edward
Mason, George Waterhouse, S. F. Merrill, John
SWEET, Benz Larrabee.
WARD 5-Daniel Glazier, VIM. Greeh,
Chas. b. Nash, David G. Drinkwater, Richard
Paine, John s. Russell, S. r. Lyman n
WARD Coco. f. Emery, Geo. S. Barstow,
J. Dana, Jr.. Chas Il. Merrill, Ira P. Chase,
ID. w. True. VIM. M. Sargent
WARD 7-Joseph A.. Perry, Henry Fling
James M. Edwards, Willard w. Harris, Viii
liam I. Kilborn, Chas. III. Meserve, Robert A.
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GEOR CHA,
Disaster to n Maine Built Vessel.

SAVANNAH, Sept. Bark Ada Caster, from
Philadelphia to Havana, with cargo OF coal
rife gale Aug. 25th, which continued till the
18Th. "he mssts were cut away to ease the
vessel and by constant work she was pumped
out on the afternoon of the letter day. The
wind blew from the east with a thick heavy
rain and heavy sea was running so that it
was impossible to manage the vessel and she
drifted to the west. In this situstion she was
fallen in with by steamship Liberty, 80 miles
south of east from Tybee, which place she
reached Wednesday in tow of the steamer
The bark is badly strained and will have to be
repaired at Savannah. She is 435 tons and
was built at Harpsweil, Me-, in 1862, at cost
of $4,000. She is owned by the captain and
others, and partially insured
Another Vessel Loaf
Capt. Mcmillan, of steamer CITY Point re-
ports that Monday dismasted brig while in
tow OF the steamboat went ashore on St. Johns
bar, and has undoubtedly gone to pieces. The
brig was from port in Brazil, bound to Ham.
burg with cargo of logwood.
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How A TELEGRAPH OPERATOR GAVE SAD
INCIDENT LUDICRoUs FEATURE. One day
last week an Euglishman named j. w. Ash
burn called at the International Telegraph
office and asked if dispatch had been sent 10
him from Halifax. The man was quite anxious
and became Respondent when be iearheu tta'
none had been received. Then he told Mr..
Brown the cause of his anxiety. He and bis
wife, he said, had recently arrived at Haliax
from Liverpool, on their way to the STATES. ne
had come to Portland by steamer and his vile
was to follow by the next boat, but she had not
arrived. He was afraid she was sick or some
thing wrong had happened to her. Mr.. Brown
sympathized with him, aud offered to do all he
could to relieve his anxiety. The man gave
the name of the hotel in Halifax where they
had stopped, and the telegraph clerk at once
sent a dispatch OF inquiry. The man haunted
the place all day, but no despatch came. Even
after the office closed at night the stranger
called on Mr.. Brown at his boi,se 10 see if any
tidings from his absent wife had cou G.. None
had beed received and he went away sorrow
full. Next morning. just as our genial Colleo-,
tor of Customs was leaving home for his office
oHS Va tbooC uufqultOuS uTCuluS luit Wall upon
the telegraph rushed up and put in his hand a
despatch directed to himself He opened it
and read: TAa1.-
HdtJds-ToL Washbnrn, Portland Your
wife sailed for Liverpool in the steamer of yes
terday in company with young man. 80
tSigned) -
"Zoundsp' quOth the Governor; 81 know
better. left the lady at the breakfast table
Just now. What the dickens does this mean ?'
He read it again; then looked at the envelope.
That was his name sure enough; but his wife
hadn't run away and wasn't likely TO; so he
put the document in his pocket, walked down
town and sent the dispatch back to the tele-
graph effice for some other man. Presently
Mr. j. w. Ashburn came in in haste. The
envelope was handed to him. He tore it opep
and read. Imagine his CONSERVATION. He
was paralyzed for a moment, and then broke
out in language more forcible than elegant
'H- and d., my wife's gone off with that
-. She's got $500 of my money and
all my clothes and baggager' and he crumped
the detested epistie in his hand and rushed
like lightning from the Office. The blunder of
the telegraph operator in forwarding the name
of the party to whom the despatch was direct
ed had given sad occurrence very ludcrous
feature. ,--- -
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SOUTH ROLINA.


COLUMBIA, Sept 3-The Union of yesterday
says, gentlemen from Washington, N. eyes
terday, states that as he passed Greenboro, N
c., he saw sixteen Ku Klux in charge of Unit
ed State troops, the commanding officer of
whom told him about sixty more were to be ar
be member of the North Carolina legislature.
They were on their way to put in an appear
ance before U. S. Commissioner at Washing
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The sd Annual Convention of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Maine
will assemble at st. Lukes Cathedral in this
city tomorrow morning, and continue in ses-
sion through Tuesday and Wednesday. The
public services on Tuesday will be at 1.2 and
II A. NJ. and IL p. NJ. The Convention ser
mon will be preached at the IL O'Clock service
by the Rev. E. w. Murray, of Calais. The
Bishops Address will be delivered at P. M.
The Missionary service in the evening will be
followed by sermon by the Rev. j. III. Ward
of Thomaston. The public generally are in
vited to attend the business meetings of the
Convention as well as its pubic services.
The Bishop and Mrs. Nicely will receive the
members of the Convention and ether friends
at the Episcopal residence, 67 State street, OF
Wednesday evening,
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ARREss.-Oflber Libby arrested at the st.
Julian Hotel last night, James Stewart for the
larceny of gold watch and chain from Ed
ward Hyatt, and small sum of money from
another person. At the corner of Exchange
aud Middle street Stewart broke and ran down
Exchange street. The officer pursued and
caught him, when the fellow turned and clinch-
ed him. During the scuffle officer MeClusky
came up and Stewart was taken to the lock- up.
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Portland, Sept. 2, 1871.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Fire.

WHEELING Sept. The Wheeling Nail
Company's mill, situated at the upper end of
the city, was totally destroyed by fire this al,
and very dry burned with great rapidity. The
mill was one of the largest in the West, and
contained 96 nail machines aud all the rolls
and furnaces for manufacturing nail plates. In
addition to the nail mill the company operated
was destroyed. Fully 300 men are thrown out
of employment. Loss 100000.
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BulPl'S Boots {!

FOR women, Misses and Children
BARRlSfER IL TICHENOR French ,ali, hand
sewed. custom made Boots Caters and Oxfords tor
Gents.
The above goods are ofsuIerior make aud may he
found in all widths and sizes at 1872 Middle 10.
au19eod3wIs NJ. q. PALMER.
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The passenger business between the Port
roads is increasing. On Friday seventeen pas
sengers by one tram on the p and r. took the
Boston and Maine cars at Rochester and on
Saturday twenty three. Saturday night large
number came up on the B. and NJ. and took
the cars for their homes along the line of the
P. and r.
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LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2-1O3O A. M.-Cotton opened
firm; Middling uplands 81 q sgd; sales estimated at
~ 900 bales.
LONDON, Sept. 2-11.30 A. M.-Consols opened al
93t a 93a tor money and account.
american securites-U. S. 5-20's 1885,, 93t; do 1865
DID, $50; do 1867, 92s U. s. 10-40's 81.
PARIS, Sept. 2.-Rentes 56f 95c.
LoSDoN, Sept. 2-1 30 P. M-Consols closed a
93s Tor money and account. U. S. 10-4Os 9OB
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2-1 80 P. M-Cotton market
closed firm and unchanged; sales 1900 bales in
clipping 1900 bales Tor export and speculation. Bee
Us Cd. Bacon Bis Sd for Cumberland cut.
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MORRIS BRos.-We are surethat this troupe
of minstrels will be warmly welcomed tonight.
The names of Lou, Billy and Charlie Morris
Charlie Sutton and Billy Emmett are good
every time. Bernardo, the Barlow Brothers
and Japanese Tommy are with the company
and the repertoire is stuffed full of choice
things, most of them new. They will have {
full house, without doubt.
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POLICE OFFICER MISUNDERSTANDING tbero
was an ARRAY on Fore street among soma az,
ors, and while the police were endeavor,. =.
make arrests one of the sailors named Pi1o,
fled into the house of Mrs. Musgrave. ofacsr
Gribben followed and attempted to arrest hin,
when the fellow turned and made an attach a.,
Gribben, injuring him so severely that he was
afterwards taken home. The sailor was arrest
ed and locked up. H
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I NEW MUsIc.-Messrs. HAYES & Cragip, No.
II Middle street, have sent us the followiL g
pieces of new music: Two of Miss Adah Rich
snond's Comic Songs, entitled "Drum Major
and II always do the heavy" Hoosac Tunnel
Schottische, by w. F. Sherwin; and Maggie
with the Golden Hair, by J. S. Knight; a
beautiful little ballad. The Folio for Septem-
Der has some choice musical compositions.
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AUCTION COLUMN

AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate. ...F. o. Bailey e. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Forest City Park. John S. Head.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Wilted Down.
Latham's Catha' tic Extract.
Caucus. Cape Elizabeth.
Caucus. .Deering.
NEw ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Girls Wanted. John Z. Palmer.
Wanted. "A. Towne.
Camps Outline Maps. :. .Atwell & Co.
Thea-Nectar.
Colgate's u-de-Cologne Toilet Soap.
EighC o'clock.
Rifles, Shot Guns and Revolvers.
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/ CAN TESTIFY to the high therapentica val
he of FeLLows COMPOUND SYRUP OF lily.
roPgospllirEs, and cons der it deserving OF at
teution by The profession generally
AARON AWARD, NJ. ID.
Mayer Of the City OF st. john.
sep4th-d1w&w1t
RAILROAD CoNvENTIoN.-An adjourned
meeting of the Railroad Convention VIII De
held at Ellsworth on Thursday, Sept. IA, 1871,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. All sections OF the state
interested in railroad from the Penobscot to
the st. Croix are requested to send delegations.
II. HUME, Secretary.
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War Department. Signal Service U. S. Army, D.
vision OF kilograms and Reports for the benefit o.
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A man named Kelley of New York, charged
one ID. S. Young with abducting his daugh-
tiers. and informed Judge Bowling where they
could be found, who sent an officer to arrest
them. But one was found who said that she
LETT home to escape the convent. She was
turned over to her father, who sent her there.
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CAMPS OUTLINE MAPS. = These maps, we
learn, have been sold quite extensively in
Maine, and have everywhere been received
with great favor. Competent judges pronounce
them the best map ever published. They are
sent for examination with the privileges o f re-
turn 1t not satisfactory. Atwell s. Co., Port
land, are agents for Maine These maps have
been introduced into theischools of Rockland,
competing with other publishers.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

AN IMPORTANT INvENTIoN.--Mr. Towne
now at the Sc Julian Hotel, has in his posses
sion an invention Cor removing rust and dirt
ornamental iron work and covering it with q
beautiful coating OF bronze, which he pro-
nounces permanent and cheap. He has shown
us sample Of its operation on the fixtures in
the PRESS counting room, where the curious
can seeit. He claims that it is equally appli
cable to ships bottoms, is not affected by sail
or fresh water and tends to preserve the plank
ing. See his advertisement.
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HIGAN.
RnilrnnA A nnialemf.

Two emigraut cars and baggage car OF
night express train westward bound on the
Detroit and Midland Railroad was thrown from
the track this morning near Linden station.
lady, whose name is unknown, had her neck
broken, and II emigrants were injured. Cause
unknown,
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UTAH. reH
Gold DiscOYerY and Minia q N n ffers

~-"'SH
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, Sept. 2-Gold
placer diggings have been found near the EN-
ma mine, and one man in two days washed out
$500 worth of dust. Highly encouraging re-
ports are received from Cottonwood. $500 900
have been offered for mine that was discov
cred only two weeks ago. $4,000 from the
Phoebe mine, and $40 800 from the Ophir mine,
have been forwarded this week to New York.
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PARKS HOUSE, 1877 WASHINGTON ST., Bos-
ToN.-Itis the intention of the proprietor, Mr..
Boynton, to make the Parks House one of the
most economical and popular dining and lodg-
ng houses in the city. The prices established
here are very reasonable.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A FULL assortment of Paper Hangings
Window Shades, Screens, etc., for sale by
jy8f DEvENs & Co., 10 Free st.
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CORRECTION. In little reply made in the
PRESS of Saturday to Hon.. Richard Jenness
of Portsmouth, we meant to say that ninety
nine per cent. of the houses and stores in Port
land are tenanted The word nine was acct
dentally omitted in the manuscript.
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER A, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY


ss-Free ReiigiOpsla Notices must be sent in as
arly as Friday. noon.
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CLERICAL.-Quite number of our city con-
gregations were favored with sermons from
abroad. Rev. DR.. A. P. Peabody of Cambridge,
preached very fine discourse at the opening
of the First Parish Church. At the Chestnut
Street M. e. Church, Rev. DIR. Ridgway oc-
cuped the desk. Rev. DIR. Potter of Spring
field preached at the Frs Baptist in the after.
noon. At st. Paul's in the morning the SER
mod was by Rev. Mr.. Dashiel of Virginia. Al
st. Lukes Cathedral in the evening the les
sons were read by Rev. Scott Southgate o
Maryland, and the sermon was by Rev. Mr.
Ambrose of Nova Scotia. Besides the Bishop
and Rev. Mr.. Root of st. Paul's, Rev
DIR. Mitchell of Savannah, and Rev. Mr.. Wash
burn, Missionary in Aroostook county occu-
pied stalls in the chancel. The beartiness with
which the congregation here unite with the
choir in the music is inspiring and worthy OF
imitation.
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TEETH IN RUINs.-Are sure drawback on
personal appearance and personal comfort.
Therefore, keep them in good repair with that
established antidote for all the diseases that as
sail them, fragrant Sozodont. M&W
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A FRESH stock of two button Kid Gloves
just received at Cogia Hassan's; price 81 70
nair
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New French Goods, at Whittier's.

COMPLETE line of (110) one hundred and ten
bone French Corsets just opened at Cogia Has
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A NEW stock of every description of ladies'
mems and children's Hosiery at Cosia Has
sans.
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BROADWAY Fall style silk hats at Maher &,
Co.'S, opp. Post-office. sen2d1w
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A SPLENDID line of Fall Shawls opening to-
day at Cogia Hassan's.
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SAD AFFAIR ON THE GRAND TRUNK RAIL
wAY.-On Saturday an Irishman named Cor
nelius Mahoney purchased ticket for Port
land and return at the Grand Trunk station in
Yarmouth. CFhey sell return tickets in Var
mouth but not in POrtland.) He came to the
city, got little too drunk and lost his ticket
Heistarted to return on Conductor Goods train
but as he could not produce any ticket the
conductor did not believe his story and put him
off at Falmouth. He sat down on the track
and being overcome by the liquor fell between
the rails and went to sleep The engineer of 9
following train saw him fin this situation, but
not soon enough to brake up and save him and
the train passedlover him, crushing one hip
cutting off an arm and inf1icting other iniur.
les. He was taken up and carried to Var
mouth and it was reported yesterday that the
man died of his injuries. Maboney was about
60 years of age and a resident of Yarmouth.
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ALL grades of Black Alpaccas and Bril-
liantines now open at Cogia Hassan's.
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GERMAN CoLoGNEs all sizes and prices, al
Whittier's.
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q 80 MI M h. RC IAL,

Foreign Exports.
ST. PIERRE. Brig H. f. Wheeler-5473 hid
SHOOK 1O6 bbls beet, 40 do pork.
HALIFAX, N. S. Sch Sea Flower-9OO bbls -four
Foreign Imports.
HALIFAX, N. 5. Steamer Forest City-S casks
crates skins, to Hart & Co; I bags meal, casks
skins to & H Fling; 200 boxes canned mack erel
to Portland Packing Co; 124 cases preserved samon
Eastern Express Co; goods for Canada, New YORK
and Boston.
Receipts by Railroads mud Steamboarn.
GRAND Trunk RArLwAY-t99 cans milk. 700
bbs. -four 10 cars corn, do old iron, DO staves 81
do lumber, do clapboards do bars, 90 oa.s, u1
bran, do slabs do logs do staren' uo cars
do snndries Shipments East-2OO bbls. nour, z cars
sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-171 cases mdse, 10
bbs. apples 8 qrs beei, IS boxes axes " &C Sd"
frames, 10 bdls bowels, 81 pkgs sundries'
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BOSTON Jokes %,
fresh fish, 30 crates peaches IA bdls baskets, o0z
pals, So bags seed SO bdls shoyes, cons mamma
bxs hardware, 20 ca es anu 80 Daies s oses shoes
40 pairs castings hid hams, 10 bills pl'ch ,oo pxS
raisns 10 bbls and 10 kegs beer, gu watermeios ~
bags sweet potatoes q Ikns M e o. ia bars
iron, 25 bbs flour horses, WAGONS 59o pSss ~
der. For Canada anu up country 9a,es 49,,
springs do pressed wool, % do rags, 40 ouiaP''
Is casks soda ASH, 20 piss tin, 70 pks 10 order.
STEAMER DIRIGo FROM NEW YORK; oales Oh
buraps 1853 do Leaf tobacco, ~ 40 1en pu, 20 20
do rags Is do WOOL 10 do tobacco 40 "a do
paper 25 do sheet iron 10 bbls paint, 20 do saltpere
q do glassware. 10 do salt, l35 40 nou ~ oo pgs VI.
and e e coils 11pe so p DO rssn IS do
al atus, 40 10 hardware l6O 90 stdrcn, ~ w 81.
% do TIM 100 do tobacco % beechns powders, 20
do SOAP 10 do anthony, "a bags c"ffee, 90 rice,
ties nsniaors DuncheOns molasses, 16 cBsks linseed
oil, bbs crackers, IS do sugar, IL DO run. 10 crates
starch, 100 do peaches 20 baskets 90, Eases Oh
stones, car wheels, buggy wagon, 2oo pigs sun
dries.
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Boys CLOTHING Just received; large lot
all new. At Burleigh & Co.'S, 81 Middle
street ll @
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MAsSACHUs ETTs.

Eastern r.. K. Inqaest
BOSTON, Sept. lowing to unavoidable alb
sence OF Coroner Forsyth, the jury of inquest
on the Eastern Railroad disaster held no ses-
sion to day. The inquest will be resumed
Monday at p. m.
Accident
Ia Cambridge, yesterday, Lizzie Lowell, aged
10, was killed, and Margaret GOOD, H. was Sc
verely injured by timber falling on them while
fitting.
Casualties.
. BOSTON. Sept. 3.-Dauiel Cushman, aged AZ,
employed on board steamer Saxon, was crush
ed 10 death last night between the steamer and
wharf
Thomas r. Morris hanged himself in the DO.
lice station last night, where he was confined
for drunkenness.
Two Men Drowned and so People i'm the
water.
Tnis afternoon, about o'clock, at West Bos
ton bridge, six men hired boat Tor a sail upon
the river, and while "skylarking'" upset the
boat, and John Duffy and Michael c. Kersey
were drowned. While dragging for the bodies
which were recovered in short time, large
crowd collected upon the bridge, numbering
some 200, and in leaning against the rail it cav
way, precipitating some eighty of them into
the water. Fortunately none we're drowned.
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To remove paint or tar from your clothing
use the ''DoLLAR REWARD SOAP"
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AUCTION SALES.
The Valuable Lot on Corner of
Centre and Pleasant sts.,
AT Auction

ON Tuesday, Sept 9th, at 3 P M, we shall sell ths
" very valuable lot OF land ON corner of Centre
and 81 Ieet Pleasant ST. with the material there
on, One-half of brick walk on rear line o. said 10
This is one OF the most valuable lots in the city.
Terms easy, and male known at sale.
au2Sdtd F.O. BAILEY ~ co Auct,rs
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ATTENTION is called to an article entitled
The Democratic Financial Scheme" on the
second page. 3a1.f s
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New Work STOCK and Money Market

NEW YoRK. Sept. 2-HOrHin9-Ged 112b.
The following ave the forenoon quotations OF South
States securities
Tennessee 6s new TAI
Virginia Ga new Observation-Disclosures. 694
Missouri IS. ST
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Berlin HAT at Maher & Co.'s, opposite Post
Office. - ss,od1
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ENGLISH PERFUMES, fresh, sweet delight
\ ful, at Whittiers.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE DAILY PRESS.
MAINE.
CONFEDERATION i2s Richmond A.!
Loss $s5,OOO!

SIXTEEN BUILDINGS DESTROYED /
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FLY SCREENS are at Lothrops, Exchange
street. for 80 cts