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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-07

RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. 6.-The official returns
to-day from the counties already heard from
change but little in aggregate. The estimate
heretofore given the Democrats still holds some
$50 on Ships Democratic majority of 1870
There are eleven counties to hear from, which
counties, it is conceded, will hold the vote Of
1870. The Republicans are respondent to-day
and the Democrats are hopeful Both parties
igurewith approximating result. Information
from the West this evening will doubtless de-
eide the matter, with chances at present in
favor of Merrmon.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Aug. 6.-The following
official majOrities have been received
Hanover revised, 1862 for Caldwell; Republican
gain AS; Brunswick, 80 for Caldwell, Republi-
can gain SO; OnslOw, 400 for Merrimon; Demo-
cratic loss 20. The official vote of but few
counties can be got here, as nearly all are sent
to Raleigh The Conservatives here are all very
hopeful and relying on the Western counties to
elect Merrmon. Many leading Republicans
cOncede Merrmons election by a small major
ity. The Star and Journal both claim Merri-
mons election by about 800.
New YORK; Aug.-A special to the Telegram
from Raleigh, 8 p. M, says the Radicals claim
the election of Caldwell by 200. A later des-
patch, at p. NJ, says the election of Merri-
mon is also insured by small majority.
RALEIGH, Aug. 6.-All the counties have
been heard from except ten in the west. By
the vote thus far Caldwell is even with the
Shipp majority of 1870, and in the remaining
counties each candidate stands even chances.
Eight of the counties to hear from are in the
Sth district, and the eleven counties already
heard from in that district gave Merrimon net
gain of over 100 each. Everything turns npon
this, and the Democrats are hopeful of main
tanning the gains. The Republicans are quite
confident and claim Caldwelrs election.
A Sorry Joke.
New YORK, Aug. 6.-Judge Merrimon tele-
graphed to Alexander X. Mcclure, of Philadel-
phia, at o'clock this P. NJ, as follows:-'I be-
lieve l am elected by u majority of from 5000
to 10000
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Horace Greeley will reach Concord n. H.,
Thursday, where he will have public recap
tiOn. He will then go to Bradford as the guest
of Hon. N. w. Tappan.
A Warrenton, Va, despatch, says there has
been no hostile meeting between Col. Mosby
and DR.. Wethers, and none is expected.
Several residences and the German d. E.
church in Minneapolis, Mimi, were burned
Monday night
The principal members of the Japanese EN-
bassy sailed from Boston to Europe on the
Olympus Tuesday.
The National Educational Association COM
menced a three days session in Boston yester-
day.
James Anthony Froude, the eminent English
historian, is to deliver course of lectures at
at Cornell University.
The Grand Trunk Railway buildings at Pt.
Levi, opposite Quebec, were burned Tuesday
morning.
The Mexican rebel TrevinO has sgnalized his
intention of accepting the amnesty offered him,
on condition that the general government will
remove Cara Ayala and become responsible
for all his acts during the revolution. Gen.
Rocha has 1000 men in Monterey and 1000 IN
Saltillo,
The Impartial (newspaper) in an article de-
failing the operations of the Spanish troops in
Cuba since the commencement of the insurrec
ton, says that 1000 rebels were killed, 10000
given in submission to the Spanish authority,
and II, 900 horses, 5000 arms and 5000 swords
were captured.
Mr.. Greeley clam-baked at Silver Springs, R.
l., yesterday.
A Washington special says the public debt
be reduced 81, 100000 in August
Gen Farnsworth has now written his letter
coming out for Mr.. Greeley.
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The Biddeford Times says it is rumored that
j. S. Works, formerly station agent in this city,
is to be station agent in the Boston & Maine,
with Mr.. John A. Staples as clerk. We give
the report for what it is worth
The session of the Probate Court in Bdde-
ford yesterday was rather slack as far as bust
ness was concerned, and the number in attend
ance was comparatively small Up to o'clock
2. NJ thirty-three new entries were made and
some twenty old cases disposed of. Among
other cases, the will of Oliver Dyer was proved.
The Biddeford Times says respectable and
well known citizen of that city was detected
Monday morning endeavoring to feloniously
enter certain store in Quinby & Sweetser' $
block. What constitutes responsibility in our
neighboring city?
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NEW YORK, Aug. 6-Evening-Cotton firm and
higher; sales 2lt bales Middng uplsnds 2lsc Flour
Round hoop Ohio IS q 81; Western $40 a 90 /;
Southern Z 2o q II co. Wheat 8 a &c better; sales
$1,000 ,. bush; No Spring at IS @ co; No do
scarcely:so firm; sales 1l3 900 BUSH steamer Mixed
sale. e:SS ju :a 81 o1 Western sh.
46ac.1 dull Pork frmer; new mess 10 65. Lard
hrmat s! q " Butter dull; State 20 q 26c. whis-
firm; Auscovado 81 q DC; refining 81 a SIC. Coffee
firm; Rio l5t q ls4c i'll Gold. Molasses In moderate
request Naval stores-Sprits Turpentine quiet at
Tallow;; quiet at 81 q 9sc. Linseed Oil 50.
o. Freight. to Liverpool frmer; Corn per steam, at
CHICAGO. Aug 6.-Flour steady; Spring extra at
90 a 90. Wheat in fair demand and sdvanced.-
The demand was principally from shorts No Spring
ali the year ia, nothing was done in other ts erades
Corn in fair demand and lower; No 2 Mixed at 42i
On spot or Aug; At for Sept rejected sss No high
advanced for cash; No at 27s a 2sc options easier
Barley nominal No2 fall at SAC. Whsfey in good
demand at go Pork dull and firm sales at IA 90 cash
or Aug Lard quiet and unchanged; Winter at see /;
Summer s@St: Bulk Meats in good demand I;
shoulders " q 81; short rib middles Tic loose Ba-
dull and firm; shoulders O. a 81; clear rib sides
s. 2 Sc; cleer sides g 81; sugar cured mans Ice
LAKE rIoignts dctlEe anu HlSneI, OOrn 10 BUFFALO
at Sc; to Kingston 13l.
Receipts-30oO bbls -four A 900 bush wheat go 900
bush corn, $4,000 bush oats 1000 buzz barley, 1000
bush rye.
Shipments bbls -four, 1874 900 bush wheat 1s
900 bush corn, 900 bush oats 1000 bush rye 1000
bush barley.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 6.-Pork nominal at IS 80. Lard
steady; summer 70 q III steam at 81 q 81; kettle
ST. Bulk Meats firm; shoulders at 6; clear rib sides
7sc; clear a Ste. Bacon firm; shoulders at Gtc
clear rib sides Sc clear sides 9tc sugar cured hams
firm at 15A. Live Hogs firm at 4 m x Whiakav
at 30.
mand and advanced q 4c; No White Wabash at
80; No at 721; No do go; No White Michi
gan 81; Amber do 80 q 80 do old 6s; Aug new
So q 80; do Sept 37& % So; No Red at 81;
No Q do 40 q l Al; Aug Sc g 40; No do 30;
rejected Red 05. Corn quiet and unchanged
High Mixed 49c; Sept, 49}c; Michigan 4S1; White at
SAT; grade 47c; damaged Sole. Oats shade better
No at 36} No do 31i q 32t; rejected new 26.
Lake Freghts firm: to Buffalo, a Al; to 0swego
q 91c.
Reeeipts-OoOO bbls -four, 1000 ush wheat, % 600
bush corn, 5000 bush oats
Shipments-0O00 bbls flour, Is OOOrbush wheat 100 :
900 bush corn; 5000 bush oats.
DETROIT, Aug. 6-Wheat steady; extra old ss !;
new Is; Amber Michigan old So; new 1 As. Corn
steady at IS q 64c. Oats in good demand q Sc.
Receipts, 900 bbls -four L, 900 bush wheat.
Shipments-1000 bbls -four. 900 bbls wheat.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 6-Cotton dull and firm; Md
ding upands 10 q 19ic.
SAVANNAH, Aug Cotton dull and firm; Md
ding aplands 2oc.
HoBILH, Aug. 6.-Cotton nominal.
NEW 0RLBANs, Aug. 6.-Cotton nominal; Mid
ding aplandf lot @ 119ac.
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Delegate. to the County Convention.

GoRHAn-Col. Frederick Robe, Col H. r.
Millett, c. w. Deering, Stephen Wescett, NJ.
I. Files, S. B. Cloudmsn, R. A. Fogg-Town
Committee. Stephen Hinekley, H. A. Millet,
John III. Fogg, Solomon Cloudman, B. A. Wat
son, Gardiner Parker, Mark Moshier, Robbie
Whitney, Samuel Cressey, Eli Morton. The
caucus to nominate Representative to the
Legislature will be held Saturday Aug. oath at
Il o'clock
WEsTBRooK.-J. F. Quinby. j. E. Warren,
Z. E. Boody, f. H. Grant, G. F. Mariner
STANDIsH.-Eltakim Wescott Tobias Lord,
Jr., Isaac L. Came, Joseph s. Webster, Jshn
L. Chase.
Observation-Disclosures Goold, Clark Camel,
Charles Rogers, Alphonso Senter, Thomas L.
Allen, VIM. Smith.
New GLOUCESTER w. Merrill, Miltimors
Watts, VIM L. Shurtletf, Chas. Small.
FREEPoRT.-John c. Kendall, j. w. Parker,
James H. Banks, w. E. Jordan, George Brew
er and John Burr.
RAYMoND.-Levi Jordan, John Witham ard
Francis II. Witham.
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TO h EIGN
ELECTION RIOTS AT QUEBEC.
Several Persons Killed and Wounded.
The Geneva Arbitration.

NEW YORK, Aug Ga Quebec special to
the Herald, dated last evening, says that the
general elections for the Centre and West di-
visions took place to-day. In the Centre the
commenced fearful excesses
The Ross men banded together to repel their
attacks, but were too weak for their ASSISTANTS,
who were $500 strong, and armed with revolt
vers.
A fearful encounter took place at the foot of
Eustache strset, and several lives were lost
while the wounded are numberless. The Do
minion artillery and field battery had to be called
out as well as armed provincial police. As the
polls were taken possession of no fair return
could be made, but the French Canadian can
didate is declared returned. The English popu-
latiOn, it would seem, are to be exterminated
by the French. According to the statement of
some of the French party, it is feared that there
will be more bloodshed, as the Diamond Har-
Dor boys are going up town to avenge the muir
der of their mon.
What thc Reporters Guess mt.
New YORK, Aug GA Geneva special says:
As the Arbitration progresses, the probabilities
increase that the verdict will be against Eng
land and that it will be in the form of dec
laration of her general responsibility for the
acts of the confederate cruisers and an award
of the gross amount of the damages of some
magnitude, thus obviating resort to board
of assessors. The American consul apparently
endeavor to secure this instead of a detailed
award. The judgment of the Court on each
particular ship is therefore of less consequence
than it otherwise would have been; but there is
reason to believe that the case of the Georgia is
the weakest, and has been practically abandon
ed. The case of the Shenandoah, however, is
pressed closely Indemnity for losses to the
whaling fleet is especially urged. The discuss
ion proceeds faster than was generally expect
ed. The English counsel give particular en-
phasis to the argument that the tribunal, under
the treaty of Washington, has no right to ex-
plain the conduct of England in her execution
of the municipal law, and they maintain that
no nation is responsible to another for its iter-
nal administration.
Loss of Life.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-During a severe storm
yesterday six fishing vessels belong to Berwick
were capsized and all on board lost. Several
railroad casualties have occurred recently, by
which upwards of 20 lives were lost.
Parliament has been asked to investigate the
causes of the disasters and inquire into the gen.
erol management of the railroads with regard
to the safety of passengers.
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Fire.

Pendexter & Mason, at Martins yard, was
burned at noon to-day, doubtless catching in
shavings placed near the engine for fuel The
total loss ON buildings and machinery is from
81, 900 to $4,000. with little or no insurance
except on Calls lumber yard, adjoining, which
was damaged about $4,000. Mr. Pendexter's
coat was burned with $40 dollars and valuable
papers i'll the pocket A tenement house be-
longing to the Martin estate was also burnt and
the joiners shop of Isaiah Wilson and C. w.
Norton, who lost about $1,000.
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Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
TUEsDAY.-JamesN elus. IntOxication. Fined IS
with costs Paid.
Patrick Foley. Intoxication. Fined IS with costs.
Paid.
Margaret Garlic. Iutoxication. Fined So with costs.
Paid.
Jeremiah Murphy and Ann Murphy. Search and
seizure. Fined $50 each. Appealed.
Fox. Williams.
Cornelius Conley. Drinking House and, tipping
shop. Recognized for appearance at the September
term.
Fox. Williams.
Cornelius Conlcy. Search and seizure. Fined $780,
Appealed,
Fox .l Williams
Ann Rafter and Mary E. Monigle. Search and
seizure Discharged.
Fox. Hopkins.
Daniel HOLLYWOOD. Single sale. Fined $50. APP
pealed.
Fox. Bradbury.
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Delegates to the County Convention

FALxoUTH-E. N, Tewksbury, Columbus
Knight, John Woodbury. L. o. Bean.
OTIsFIELD-H NJ. Sylvester, s. d. Andrews
j. Coburn.
BRIDGToN-Luther Billings Chas. E. Gibbs
VIM. f. Fessenden, Geo. S. Farnsworth, VIM.
W. Cross, - johnson.
HAnRIsoN-Philander Tolman Albion X.
Morse, Obediah G. Cook
CAPE ELIzABETH-Chas. E. Jordan, George
+. Small, George f. Henley, Henry Nutter,
VIM. H. Pencil, Charles Hannaford, Charles
p. Trickey. The following gentlemen were ad-
ded to the town committee: Geo. F. Henley,
Elisha N. Jordan, Gordon R. Garden, James
d. Robinson. The following resolution was
passed:
Rssoloed.-That we, the Republicans of Cape
Elizabeth, remembering our promises made to
those who went forth to battle for our country
in its hour Of danger, do hereby instruct our
delegates to tho County Convention to vote for
disabled soldier Henry c. Houston, for y
candidate for Register of Deeds
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The Mormon Election.

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 6.-Itis thought Max
well for delegate has received about 1000 votes
in the Territory, which the Tribune believes is
a majority of all the legal votes cast as large
proportions of the Mornons are neither native
or naturalized.
Citizens are signing call for public meet
ing in the cause of free speech which will be
held ON Saturday night.
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CANTON, ILL.,. Aug Ga horrible murder was
committed about mile west of Yates City on
Monday morning. The victim was the wife of
John MatthewsOn, well to do farmer who had
been married but few months. The particul-
ars near as aseertained are as follows:
The murderer went co the house about eight
o'clock in the morning while Matthewson and
a hired man were working in a distant field
and ordered breakfast. While Mrs Matthew
son was preparing it he undertook to ravish
her. She resisted and her clothing and person
showed unmistakable signs that there was
terrible struggle for life. When her husband
returned at night he found her body in the eel
lar with her throat cut and her skull crashed.
Great excitement prevails.
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PRESENCE OF MIND.-On a recent passage of
the brig Mary c. Mariner from this port to
Turks Island, Capt. E. A. Durgin's little son,
about five years old, was knocked overheard
over the stern. The brig was going four knots
at the time, but Capt. Durgin was quick
enough to seize the end Of the main sheet, leap
into abe ocean, catch the boy, and holding the
rope in one hond and his son in the other, was
drawn over the stern, Distance of fourteen
feet from the water, the vessel being in ballast
1t was a deed that required presence of mind
and pluck
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DRAMATIC.-Mr j. HI. Stoddart and mem
hers of the Company from Wallack's Theatre
New York, including B. T. Ringgold, Charles
Rockwell, E. NJ Holland, Miss Julia Gaylord
and others, will appear at Music Hall, to-mor-
row evening, in Bourcicault's celebrated DRAMA
the Long Strike" and the comedy of "a Gov
ernor for an Hour" An excellent performance
is anticipated, as the above names are sufficient
guarantee of the excellence of the company
Box Office open this morning
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ARREsTs.-Tom Rafferty, was arrested by
officer Hall last evening, for the larceny Of a
coat from Josiah Burleigh; and officers York
and Rounds brought in Margaret Flaherty and
Mary Sullivan, for resisting the officers in the
affair on Centre street Sunday night
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none of them were hurt.

PLEASANT GATHERING.-The members of
Congress street NJ. E. Society in large numbers
made call on Rev. Chas. B. Pitblado, their
new pastor, Monday evening He and his
lady were quite ready to receive company and
an agreeable and pleasant season was the re-
rult. The friends brought and sent in goodly
number OF presents, all useful, which were
gladly and thankfully received. Remarks of
an interesting character were made by Reys.
Fitblado and Sterling. The singing was as
usual excellent. Rev. Mr.. Sterling leaves this
morning for Vermont, much to the regret of all
that know him.
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AUCTION COLUMN.
Desirable Real Estate-F. o. Bailey 81 Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Read This-Edward Mason.
Re Uni n-1-10-29tb Regiment.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Scandinavian Assosiation-Annual Picnic.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Beautiful Goods-Schumache Bios.
Eleven Per Cent. Investment.
Oxford Normal Institute-H. L. Swasey.
10, O. F--O. d. Written.
Bridgton Aca!omy-I. b. Choate.
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GRANT AND WILSON CLUB.

L c Hersey,
Samuel K Spring,
RENSSELAER, Cram
j b Brown
Jacob Mcclellan,
Geo w Woodman,
Thos L Twitchell,
John Lynch,
Stanley I Pullen,
Charles E Jose,
Jos W Symonds,
j S Winslow,
John d Lord,
L B Reed,
Josiah ii DrummOnd,
B Kingsbury, Jr,
| Washburn Jr,
Geo s Hunt,
Geo p Wescott,
Clarence Hale,
II w Bryant,
Ii NJ Payson,
A A StrOut,
Chas II Libby,
Fred II Hale,
Chas Holden,
Percival Bonney,
r S Webatcr.
w w Thomas Jr,
w w Virgin,
Abial M Smith,
John e Small,
James Knowlton,
Fl Robinson.
A b Stevenson,
H B Cleaves,
A Q Leach,
Elias Inomas "a,
A G Dewey,
Warren Robinson,
Geo c Peters,
Chas E Somerby,
VIM Hammond,
RS Curtis.
Aug + Cox,
Henry G Houston,
e NPerry,
Thos S Jack,
S 4 Corser,
WIN Husc.
John T Hnll,
Nathan Webb,
Francis Fessendcn,
Cyrus Lowell,
L n Perry,
j A Merrill,
James L Racket,
WIN H Jordan,
III I Cummings,
w 4 Small,
John H Davis,
Geo w Rich,
Geo L Small,
Geo Green,
VIM H Ayers,
James ID Fessenden,
Franklin j Rollins,
Thomas Wildes,
Henry L Paine,
Jos II Poor,
Geo Trefethen,
Chas Walker,
Saml A True,
AM Small,
c Z Bean,
f A Gage,
NJ NJ Fairbrother,
C ii Baker,
Fred f Rowe,
Benj w Jones,
Jerc Howe,
Geo Wyer,
j N Winslow,
j F Randall,
VIM III Waldron,
b Stevens, jr.,
NC Davis,
j C Shirley,
Edw III Burgin,
Chas w Ford,
j S Douglass,
S K Thurston,
VIM HI FERRIS,
Dan'l w Nash,
p w Neal,
H II Rich,
A + Webb,
Dan'l w Ames,
John NJ Peck,
j A King,
r w Lincoln,
Thos j Little,
ID c Shaw,
Clifford Devens,
Frank A Clarke,
Frank Gibbs,
o B Gibbs.
Walter S Pennell,
Chas Cook, .. q.
j G Ham,
w M Bond,
B K left,
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DELEGATES AT LARGE.-The ward delegates
met yesterday afternoon and chose the follow
ing gentlemen delegates at large to the Repub-
lican County Convention to be held in this city
tomorrow: Ruel S. Maxey, c. W. Goddard,
q. A Smith, percival Bonney
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PARTIES who intend going on excursions
over Lake Sebago and above will confer favor
on the landlords they intend to visit by giving
notice of their coming a day in advance, and
enable them to make preparations accordingly
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Peaks IsLAND.-Some time ago the iphab-
;tants Of the island petitioned that street
might be laid out there, running from near
Jones Landing across Trotts land and by the
meeting house to Evergreen Landing. Yester-
day the City Engineer went down for the pur-
pose of surveying the proposed route and lay
ing out the street.
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WE would call attention to the sale at auc-
ton by j. s. Bailey & Co. of the valuable
houses and land corner of North and Walnut
streets-found in our auction eolumns-at 8
o'clock to-day, per order of administrator.
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As Goes North Carolina so Goes the
Union (Argus).
Especial Dispatch to the Press.l

Especial Dispatch to the Press.l
New YORK, Aug. II A. N.
Returns come in very slowly, Corrected re-
turns from IS counties, 10 being official give
Caldwell, Republican, 1854 over Merrimon,
Democrat This will elect him by about 1900
majority The Legislature will be Democratic
by about 20 ON joint ballot.
RONALD MACDONALD,
New York Times Office.
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DIR. EDWARD MAsoN's cholera cure, adver-
tsed in another column, is one of the most re-
liable articles in the market 1t has been be-
fore the public for long time, and its sales
are large and uniform every summer.
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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.
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HAVANA, Aug 6.-Sugar at Havana and Matan-
zas Stock In warehouse $50 500 boxes and $500 hhds
The receipts for the week 10000 boxes and ATS
hhds. Exported during the week IS 900 boxes and
$500 hhds including $500 boxes and 1900 hhds to the
United States. Nos 10 to IL d s, 81 g lot reals
Nos. 10 to 10, d s, lit @ 131 reals. Moasses SUI
gar "a a m for Nos to 10. Muscovado Sugar-fair
to good refining 81 q RS; grocery grades at 1oA a
IL rs. The market at Havana is quiet and weak and
the quotations hardly maintained, closing dull and
unsettled; concessions will to be made to sell. There
is no export demand.
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LEwIs's cARMTNE INK is of good color, flows
freely and is apparently firm in its brilllancy.
The trial that has been made of it in the
PRESS counting room has been very satisfae-
tory. Messrs. Dresser & Aver are agents for
the State.
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UNDER the charge of Mr.. i. B. Choate, ESQ.,,
the North Brighton Academy will acquire
reputation equal to any it ever enjoyed; and it
has been one of the best schools in the State
Mr.. Choate is ripe scholar, an agreeable gen.
tleman and an ACCOMPLISHED teacher.
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE FAST
TwENTY-FOUR HOURS.

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE FAST
TwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFIcn CHInF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Aug. 6. $500 z. ND
Continued rain with south-westerly winds on
the upper lakes tonight, extending east over
the lower lakes Wednesday with Is clearing in,
northwest and upper Mississippi valley, and
southwark to the lower Ohio valley. South
westerly winds with cloudy weather from Ohio
to New York, and thence north-eastward over
New England partially cloudy weather with
occasional rains and south-easterly winds on
the south Atlantic, and northerly to easterly
winds with partially cloudy weather on the
Gulf
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
OUR entire stock of Hosiery at cost.
CnYEII 4 CnAIr "

CovELL & COMPANY.
THB great sale of damaged Clothing and
Furnishing Goods will continue this week, and
positively no longer No. Ill Middle, corner
Temple street, opposite Falmouth House.
c. L, INGALLS, g. Co.
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GRASD TRUNK RAILwAY-69 cars lumber, do
An 10 shingles, do shocks, do hay, do straw,
o uU wheels, DO wool, do live stock flour, do
RI, no S.'u.hdrles 1876 cansmik; 10 corn TO
drsS shipments East-lOOO bbls flour,