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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-02

A GRANT AND WILSON club is to organized
in Saeo tonight, ut Patterns Hall. Arrange
ments for unfurling a flag bearing the names of
the candidates, upon which occasion Hon. j. H.
Burleigh has been invited to be present.
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VI unicipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
THURsDAY.-Wm. j. Mcdonald. Search and seiz-
ure. The liquors were seized on the express wagon
of Hunt s. Jewett, while standing on the corner Of
Cumberland and Washington streets, and in charge
of the respondent. Fined $50. Appealed.
Fox Bradburys.
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Tucson, Arizona, dated July 9TH, says A. C.
Benedict Jose Panalla and Thos. Papin, were
attacked by Apaches while laboring in an ore
rancho. They beat the Indians off, killing Z.
All three of these men were wounded.
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I. w. MARTIN, Business Manager of the
Italian Opera Troupe which has been so favor
ably received in Canada during this season, was
In town yesterday to see what encouragement
he could find for giving two nights of opera
here early in the Fall He will probably an
nounce his decision within a week or two.
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SHIPPING.-The following is a list of the reg
istered, enrolled and licensed tonnage in this
district, June 30th:
Vessels under permanent register, sail. 1902
vessels, tonnage, 3d. l40; vessels under temper
airy register, sail, 30 vessels, tonnage, 10, 597;
vessels under temporary register, steam, 2 yes
sells, tonnage, 1, 12j; vessels under permanent
enrolment, sail, 1877 vessels, tonnage, 1852;
vessels under permanent enrolment, steam, 20
vessels, tonnage, 1873; vessels under temper
airy enrolment, sail, vessels, tonnage, 5O4
vessels licensed under 20 tons, for coastng, sail,
II vessels, tonnage, 225; vessels licensed under
20 tons, for coasting, steam, vessels, tonnage,
43; vessels licensed under 20 tons, for fisheries
sail, 81 vessels, tonnage, 1856; making a total OF
377 vessels, SO, 1893 tonnage.
There is an enrolled tonnage in the fisheries,
90 vessels, tonnage, 2,010; there is an enrolled
tonnage in the coasting trade, 112 vessels,
mage nag 1859; making total of 1872 vessels
1879 tonnage.
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NEW York, Aug 1-Evenng--Cotton steady ;sales
1906 bales; Middling uplands 2l9c. Flour shade
665 q 50; Western IS q 90; Southern I 10 a
~ 90. Wheat shade frmer Gales 69, 900 bush No
ter Red We UT IA fo ao witt. Nsb; ~ WIZ
81 Corn flrmer; sales 100000 bush; steamer
Mixed Western 81 q &c; sail 90 a 63tc Oats active
and frmer sales 81 900 bush Ohio Alt "a 43c; Wes-
tern "A "a 47c. Beefdnl at 90 "a 10 90. Pork steady
new mess13 80. Lard firm; steam SCI u. Butter
dull; State 20 a &c Whskey easier at 031 a &c
Rice steady at 81 a 9tc. Sugar firm; MuScovado ST
g DC; refining 81 a SIC. Coffee in fair reques Rio
lot q Isle in Gold. Molasses quiet Naval Stores
spirits Turpentine quiet at 90 q 52tc Rosin steady
refined 22tc. Tallow firm at 81 q 3-16c Lnseed
Freghts to Liverpool heavy and lower; Cotton per
steam I'd Grain, do SID.
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CHICAGO, Aug. Flour steady; Spring extra at
so a rs. Wheat dull and unsettled but the prices
for cash and seller Aug are higher. The demand be-
ing mainly to standing contracts No Spring closed
at 324 on spot or Aug; Sept steady at 26i; No
No Mixed at 42f "a AZ for regular cash Aug;
rejected at 395c; high Mixed canal 44tc Oats steady
No. at q q 27t cash; 2e3 q 26i Aug. Rye firm:
No 2 at 81. Barley quiet and unchanged; No fall
SIC. Pork easier and quiet at IA 90 cash or Aug
Lard dull; Winter was offered at ST. Summer steady
at q tc. Bulk Meats in good demand; sales Of
short rib middles Tic. Bacon dull, firm and nomi-
nally unchanged; no sales. Whiskey strong at Ss3
bid and 80 asked.
Lake Freghts active and higher; Cron to Buffalo
at Sc.
Receipts-3OOO bbls flour, 900 bush wheat $4,000
bush corn, 1000 bush oats, 1000 bush barley, 5000
bush rye.
Shipments 4OOGbbls -four, II, 900 bush wheat, 3O7-
600 bush corn 1000 bush oats, $1,000 bush rye, 1000
bush barley.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-Pork nominal regular IA 90;
city 10 80 a IA 90. Lard nominal steam 81; kettle
81. Bulk Meats in good demand; shoulders at 5Ie
on spot &c; sides 7sc clear lib sides 7ic spot sales
at &c; buyer Augclear sides &c. Bacon in good de-
mand shoulders at 64c; clear rib sides at Sic clear
SIDES 9c hed higher to come out of smoke next week.
Live Hogs firm at 70 q co. Whiskey in good de-
mand at 90.
DETROIT, Aug. Wheat steady; extra old IS;
new Is; No White Is; new 81 Amber Michigan
firm at at "a.
Receipts-1,OOO bbls -four. 1000 bush wheat.
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European Markets..

ey and account.
American securties-U. s. S-aOs 1852, OH; do 1895
old, s23; do 1867, 90; do 1O-4Os, 90.
PARIS, Aug. 1-11ao A. M.-Rentes opened at 55f
92c.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 1-11.0o A. Motion opened
dull; hiddling uplands 81 a 81; do Orleans 1Oi;
sales estimated at $1,000 bales
PARIS, Aug. 800 P. A.-Rentes closed at SCI
SOC.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 800 P. Motion closed
unchanged. Breadstuffs quiet.
ANTWERP, Aug. Is P. M.-Petroleum 47f
LONDON, Aug. IS P. M.-Consols 92R for money
and accnunt.
American securities-U,: $50 1862, -; do 1865,
old, s2s; do 1867, 91a. -
LONDON, Aug. 300 P. M.-The bullion in the
Bank Of England has decreased e311 during IL Q
past week.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1-Evening-Common Rosin at
Us Oh q Is I'd. Spirits Turpentine SIS.
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The Republicans of Kittery Foreside have
displayed their loyalty by raising flag with
the names of Grant, Wilson and Burleigh.
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Grand Arm. Catherine

An Auburn despatch says that the sem-an-
nual encampment of the Grand Army Posts of
A. Barnum presiding The business was most
ly of a routine character. . .....i ...
At an informal meeting of about one humid
red veterans, held there last night, the organi-
cation of Grant and Wilson club was effect
ed. The officers were directed to call State
Convention of veterans, to meet at Utica, the
object being to insure full attendance of New
York delegates at the Pittsburg Convention.
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NEW YORK.


ROCHESTER,, Aug. John Hensler, from
whom his wife obtained divorce on the ground
of adultery, discovered her last night in COM
pany with paramour, jacob GOetzman. He
struck the latter a fearful blow in the face and
then shot him through the heart, The woman
escaped. Hensler then shot himself, dying in
staDt1v
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SEBAGO LAKE !
-HsF August a. 1872.

The Association truly appreciate the generous pat
ronage Of the public for attending amusements,
and in order that our friends may rcciprocate the
good wishes Of the Association offer the following
named presents to be given away on the grounds.
One Lady's Hunting Case Gold Watch, warranted
pure gold. 0stf
One Gentleman's Hunting Case Silver Watch. -
Forty other presents ranging in value from Ten
Dollars to Fifty Cents.
Presents may be seen at Mr.. Senter's store on Ex-
change st.
The Committee who are to take charge OF the dis
trbution Of to be chosen by the excursion
lists The buyers of ful-priccd tickets whether they
are at the picnic or in the city Y be entitled 10
equal right to get present. Ticket selIRs are re-
questod to make q return Of tickets sold, to Ticket
Agent previous to day Of excursion. The character
OF the Association In sufficient guarantee that there
will be an equitable distribution Of presents.
HeretofOre the recipients Of money expended at
our excursions were confined t. a few. Now the
many have an equal chance to resolve and enjoy
themselves.
There will be the usual amusements which are too
numerous to mention.
Raymond's Quadrille Band will furnish music.
Refreshments will be furnished the grounds. Ice
water free.
Tickets IS cents for adults. Children 40 cents
Members'can obtain their tickets by calling at
HcAleneys Harness Shop, Prebe st.
The committee take pleasure in announcing that
they have left nothing undone to make the day
pleasant one.
Trains leave depot foot Of Clark street at and
$50 A. Nj. and o'clock p. iy30-td
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THE WOLFE TONE ExcURsIoN.-This excur-
sion party to Sebago Lake, yesterday, was quite
large andt he affair was marked by some ex-
citing events, the chief of which was a prize
boat race between the Emerald, WestsEnd and
Longshoremen boats, each pulling four oars.
The course was mile and half and return.
The Longshoremen came in first, but the EN-
eralds were awarded the prize by claim of
foul. t
PROMPT ACTIoN.-The Traders and Mechan-
les Insurance of Lowell, Mass, j. H. Webster
agent, have paid their loss to c. L. ingalls, &
Co., corner of Middle and Temple streets,
caused by fire July Both.
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Massachusetts, has the credit for literary wo-
men, and enterprising women, and some pretty
women, and the town of Pittsfield may claim
the possession Of plucky women. A lady went
into srog-shop to find either son or a hus-
band, and found instead couple of temperance
neighboIs, taking drop "for sickness" She
read them quiet lecture on whiskey- drinking
consistency, and then smashed the decanter
from which the liquor was being poured. One
by one the customers left, and after them the
lady.
DIR. Hobbs, of North Hampton, has a gig
thirty-five years old, and harness that has
been used over sixty years. Both are in daily
use at this season of the year.
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Edwin NOyes, Maine, H.
Brown, Philadelphia, III. McGilvery, Belfast,
T. M. Reed, Bath, G. w. Mason, Utica, N. Y,
and H. H. Mason, d. are at the ST. Julian.
j. III. Wandlett, Dover, John Shaunks,
Springfield, j. G. Clark, Charlestown, A. H.
Merrill, Haverhill, Mass, D. Frank Dunbar,
H. N. Newhall, James Manley, Charles John
son, Trad Cochran and j. Broden, Boston, 1. P
Fall, South Berwick, Moses Mains, Harrison,
John L. Aller, Waldoboro, S. c. Smith, North
Bridgton, are at the City Hotel.
FL. Monroe, Halifax L. C. Deane and wife,
Detroit, g. ID. Lord, New York, Nathl. Clark,
Wakefield, Mass, s. III, Bradford and party of
six, Fitchburg, Mass, L. Caldwell, Brooklyn,
n. Y, r. H. Baldwin and S. G. Hubbard and
wife, Hatfield, f. &. Chase, Lowell, E. b. Par
sons, Rochester, NY, are at tho Falmouth
Hotel. 81
III. F. Hopkins, Lawrence, H. G. White, Low
ell, H. e. Bowers, New York, S. d. Marden,
Montreal, U. o. Bracket, Berwick, n. Hobbs,
North Berwick, L. s. Twombly and wife, Bos
ton, Henry Hall and ladies, Salem, Charles w.
Bird st. Louis, James Nichols and John j ack-
son, Philadelphia, F. A. Robinsan, Boston,
John HI. Shunok, Richmond, Va, A. S. Waite,
Lowell, James f. Farley, Boston, and j. Will
son. Jr., New York, are at the Preble House.
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CHAMBERLAIN FOR GRANT.-A story has been
in circulation here and elsewhere for several
days, that Gen. Chamberlain is Greeley man,
and would soon write letter favoring him. An
inquiry addressed to a leading Republican of
brunswick and personal friend of Gov. Cham
berlaln, on Saturday, elected the information
That Gen. q. was absent from home, but that
nobody has ever heard the news" there, where
ne was understood TO be an earnest Grant man,
although OF course taking no active part in pol
ltics' since then the gentleman referred to
writes from Brunswick as follows:
say, in reply to your inquiry, that there is not
any truth in the report that he is a supporter of
Greeley" L-E ~ ~fo "
This will nail another of the misrepre.cpta-
tons which are being set ahoat to injure G rant.
-Le,ciston Journal.
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Mr. SHAw's EXCURSION AND CCNCERT.-The
excursion to Peaks Island this evening should
the weather be pleasant, will be one of the
most notable local affairs of the season. -Four
steamers have been chartered-and we hope
they will all be filled, and on leaving the wharf
they will pass up the harbor in line to the
bridge, and on arriving at the U. S. steamer
Powhatan serenade will be rendered the Off
GERS by the band, which will be acknowledged
by all the naval honors allowed. At Peaks
Island Mayor Kingsbury will welcome the
strangers sojourning there with brief speech,
and a grand vocal and instrumental concert
will be given on the balcony of the hotel. The
hotel will be fully Illuminated, and there will
be splendid display of fireworks, both on the
water and the island Those who formed the
previous party will be induced to participate in
the pleasures of this. To those who did not go
we feel authorized to say that they will find it
very pleasant affair Hf..
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ODD FELLowsHIP.-The officers elect of Ivy
Lodge No. 3, d of R., were installed in ample
form on Wednesday evening of this week, by
D. w. Babb, NJ. w. G. NJ, assisted by N. G.
Cummings, p. G. NJ, j. A. Read, P. g. NJ, S.
X. Dyer, r. w. G. T., and P. G's HI. c. Jordan
and c. H. French. The officers installed are:
Alfred Woodman, N. G., Mrs. c., H. French,
v. G., J. X. Merrill, Secretary, Mrs. M. F. J..
Greene, Treasurer This is live Lodge and
although organized but little over nine months,
the members take deep interest in its welfare
and the meetings are we'll attended
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

GENTLEMEN's Fine Kid Gloves, worth 81 25
slightly damaged by water, selling at IS cents
c. L. INGALLS, & Co.,
Corner Middle and Temple streets
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NEW YoKK, Aug. 1.-The Erie Railray Co.
has abolished the detective bureau OF the road +,
and also the offices of Superintendent of bag
gage, express and supply departments.
The German lager beer dealers of Brooklyn
have the order of the Excise Commissioners SO
modified as to admit of the sale of beer on
Sunday. - -
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Portland, July 81, 1873.

DEATH OF JACK GROVES. Tho aged color
ed man known to the residents of Portland for
more than half Gentry by the familiar name
of Jack Groves died yesterday, at the respect
cd age of 113 years. He was one of the local
celebrities of Portland, and the people who
were active in business a quarter of a century
ago, know his familiar face and figure better
than those of the present day. 1t is supposed
that he was native of one of the West India
Islands. Certainly as long ago as the war of
1925 he was in the prime of life and followed
the sea, participating in the excitement of that
memorable epoch and sharing in some of its
remarkable events. No incidents of his life
have been preserved in permanent form, and
about all that is known of his early history is
crude and fragmenting. 1t is unquestionable
that he had lived more than century, for men
now far advanced in years assent that lie was
an old man when they were children, and he
was well known in his calling among class of
shipma.ters who passed off the stage years ago.
He was pensioner upon the county of old
residents for many years, sea-faring men espec
tally regarding him as an object of special in
terest. He had led an eventful life, but its full
history is probably lost For several years he
had been cared for by an aged daughter, who
shared her scanty means with the old man with
filial piety. The funeral will take place to-
morrow at 10 o'clock from Newbury street
church. +'-
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ny ). 8. BAILEY q co, Auo,ione.r-.
Administrators Sale Of Real Es-
fnfR.

DURSUANT to a license from Hon. John A.
Il Waterman, Judge Of Probate within and for the
County Of Cumberland, shall sell at public auction
on the premises, on MONDAY, the hth day OF Au-
gust A. d. 1872 at three O'Clock p N, the following
real estate which OF Cyrus GOwen, late Of Port
land in said County, deceased, viz:
lot Of land situated on the northerly corner of
North and Walnut streets, in said Portland being
the same conveyed to said Gowen, by Moses Gould
by deed dated September Goth A. ID. 1866, and re-
corded in Cumberland Registry Of Deeds, Book 347,
Page2l9; together with two wooden Dwelling Hous-
% thereon.
JACOB B. PEAVEY, Administrator.
July D. 1872. jy3td
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New YORK, Aug. 1-3fornin0.-Gold at 115s.-
Money at g. per cent Sterling Exchange 1893 a 1I04.
Stocks heavy. State bonds dull and steady.
The following the quotations Of Southern secur-
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Total Rainfall. ............,2.g7i
Prevailing Wind. South.
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The coupons and interest on Registered
Bonds, due August 10, of First Mortgage Eight
per cent. Gold Bonds of the St. Joseph and
Denver City Railroad Company, will be paid
by the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, of
New York. Messrs. Tanner s. Co., IL Wall
street, New York, are agents for the sale of
these bonds DID tf.
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You will find large stock of Fancy Gro
ceries in addition to the fine assortment of Teas
and Coffees at Gilman ans Tea Store 1888 Con-
gress street. % ~ jy 27-tf
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METEOROLOGICAL
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, D. c..

.. OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Aug l. $500 P. .H))
The Low barometer on the lower lakes will
move eastward, with threatening weather and
rains. The low areas will extend over the Mid
die States, north of Virginia and over New
England, BY Friday, with fresh southerly and
easter]y winds
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-1 car boards do
rails, do poes do oil cloth, do lumber, SO do
through freight, % bds bags, 165 cases mdss, 80
bbls 80 hides, "a oil bbls, II pkgs waste, 81 rolls
leather, IS bbs heading II bales, % bdls paper "a
DOORS 81 boxes axes, SO pckgs sundries.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 1-Eceninq-Money firm at q
per cent Sterling Exchange weak at 1891 @ 1893,
with sales and borrowed bills as low as 100. Gold
active, opened at 1153 advanced tc 115i fell to 115s
and closed strong At 1I5t g 1los; loans q &c per
li5 $4,000 q il5 $1,000; the clearings were fifty
eight millions; receipts Of the Custom House were
upwards of two and quarter millions-ths largest
s467 900. Governments firm at an &c advance except
currency SIS, which were heavy. State bonds dull
Stocks opened heavy and trihe lower. Erie very
weak it opened at 493, decline Of lie from last
night, and fell an additional per cent during the
day closing at Sf-some large English holders being
free sellers The rest of the market was very dull
featureess and declining with better feeling and
steadiness in the afternoon. .--.-yty-
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New York stock and Money Market.

[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Aug.1 II
Boston & Maine Railroad. Observation-Disclosures 3
Eastern Railroad. III
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Portland & Ogdensburg r. r.
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c. L. INGALLS, & Co., corner Middle and Tenn
pie streets, are selling out the entire stock of
Damaged Clothing and Furnishing Goods at
less than half cost. -sttf
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Monthly Summary Of Meteorological Re.
p0rts.
Table Showing Daily and Monthly Mean Of Bar
ometer and Thermometer Monthly Velocity Of Wind
and Amount Of Rainfall, with the Prevailing Direc-
tiou of Wind for the Month of JULY 1872
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SHAW'S
Second Grand Excursion !!
Balcony Concert,
f or
Friday Evening, August I'd.

ATTRAC
Portland Band, Club of vocalists, Rockets
Blue, Red and White Lights Greek Fres,i Roman
Candles, Mines, under the supervision Of M. VIM.
Allen, Jr. III.
Grand Serenade to officers and crew Of the war
Ship Powhattan and response from them. Grand
Illumination of Union Hotel by the guests sojourn-
ing there. A choice selection of Music by Band and
VOcalists, interspersed with Fire Works.
The steamers Gazelle. Express and WIN. II.
Scott, have been chartered for the Excursion, and
will leave Custom House Wharf at I.45 p. M.
Adults Tickets, 80 cents; Chdren's, 25 cents.
Sold at the usual places augltd
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CITY AND VICINITY.
TIE PRESS

TasE PRESS
May be obtained mt She Periodical Depots OF tes-
sender Br -. Marc lis, Robinson, Br mel a Co.,
Andrews, .alworth. Gendenning, Moses, ilender.
and CHS oln BIOS, on all trains that run out OF
the city.
At Biddef rl of Psbury.
At Saco OF L. Hodg Ion.
AT Watoryilie, Of }. S. Carter.
At lorhan. of News Agent.
At Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of w. +. Stanwood
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Guardian Sale.

pY Virtue Of a License, to me granted by the Hon.
ID John A, Waterman, Judge OF Probate, i shall
sell at public sale, on MONDAY, August 2eth, A. d.
mis- Nc Fadden, viz:
A certain parcel Of Real Estate in said Portland,
situated between Congress, and Monument Streets,
and being the same conveyed BY Sam. l.. Carlton, to
Dennis McFadaen, reference being had to said deed
for particulars Said deed Is recorded in Cumb Reg.
Book 351 Page ls1. Terms Cash.
JOHN TRUE, Guardian Of
DENNIS McFADDEN.
ty2431 au7 +. o. BAILEY & Co., Auctrs
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Two honest preachers meeting in the Strand,
One took the other briskly by the hand;
SLOW now, my friend? An odd affair is that
Your head adjoining with Greeley hat.
You swing your Greeley shingle in that way?''
Yes, yes; 60 for Greeley. But stay
Have you seen Grant with a big white hat?
had an interview, and asked him fiat
If he was going for Greeley now
You should have seen his kindling brow;
He answered: 'Yes; go for Horace G.
In just the way that once went for Lee;
And let me say to you, my good brother
That's Just the way that 90; and no other"
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CARRIERS DELIvERY.-The following shows
the mail matter collected and distributed during
the month of July:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Foreign Imports.
Z CHIMNEY CORNER, CB. Brig W Hennessey-
24a tons ceal to j L Farmer. .if ~
HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Famouth-2 crates,
casks sheep skins to Hart & Co.; $40 boxes canned
Holsters to Portland Packing Co.. Dbl lime juice to
Co.; do do to Swett's Express. E~ IL
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WINDOW SCREENS of all kinds at Lothrop
Devens & Co., No. 81 Exchange street. ''
ju29dtf
ADAMsON's Balsam cures Asthma Coughs
Colds, Lung Complaints. Price IS and Is cts
mr15-TT rs & WV