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The Wivern, Romano, Sprite, Foam and Ora
Gle started, but their return was not timed.
The lst class yachts were unable to find the
second stake boat, consisting Of small whale
boat anchored ten miles out. Some of them, if
not all, went several miles to leeward searching
for it, but were unsuccessful with the exception of
the Rambler.
This yacht was the only one that rounded the
outer stake-boat, and unless the judges declare
otherwise, can claim the race. Owners of vari-
Gus yachts, including Rufus Hatch and General
Butler and others, insisted that no stake boat
could be seen; but Mr. Thomas, owner of the
Rambler, was equally certain of rounding it.
Considerable dissatisfaction with the management
of the details of the race was expressed, and in
this respect the regatta may be designated as a
failure.
At 6 80 o'clock, when the last boat left Star
Island, the judges, owing to disputes, had not des-
ignated the winner of any of the races, and the
result will not be known until tomorrow.
In the second class race AZ yachts started Their
start was remarkable for close order, and as they
passed the judges boat in quick succession and
started on the first tack they set their balloon jbs
and kite sails, presenting beautiful sight. The
same difficulty about the second stake ON this
course occurred as on the long course, and most
of the yachts lost time searching for it. 1t was
rounded by 80 out of the AZ yachts, and the time
of this number was taken. The actual sailing
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NEW YORK..
Escape Of COnvicts.

Escape Of COnvicts.
New York, July "a. Eight convicts from
Blackwell's Island made their escape last evening
by crawling through port hole OF the steamer,
which was conveying them from Ward Island,
where they had been at work during the day. All
but one succeeded in reaching the shore. Four
were subsequently captured.
Banquet.
The book trade had dinner here last night, at
which Henry Holt responded for New Eng land
and A. G. Barnes for Boston, to the sentiment,
"Our Profession" telegraphed by Chas. Shepard.
Purifying the Party.
Resolutions were adopted by the eleventh dis
trct Tammsny association of this city, last night,
demanding the retirement of John Morrissy from
the Central Tammany committee, on the ground
that professional gamblers and law-breakers are
not ft leaders Of the democracy.
Marine News.
New York, July a. The steamer Montgomery
which left here Thursday for Florida, returned
to-day with her machinery disabled.
Base Ball.
Base ball, to-day Mutuals Z, White Stockings
one.
Census,
Buffalo, July "a. The taking of the Buffalo
census was concluded to-day. The total popula-
ton is l24 23S, an increase over 1870 Of l6, 400;
increase over 1867 Of 39,746.
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LOUISIANA.
State O6cia1s Undated

New Orleans, July "a. Attorney General Field
to-day filed an information agains. Chas. Clinton,
Chas. w. Lowell, Speaker Of the House, and A.
G. Desmond, Secretary Of State, ell members Of
the Funding Board of 1874, charging them with
misdemeanor in office for funding five warrants
drawn by the Auditor, amounting to $l3S,7 go 80,
and repre- senting an illegal and invalid claim
against the State. Bail as fixed at $40 600 each.
The Attorney General also filed in the First Dis
trict Court an information against State Senator
Herwig, for obtaining money under false pre-
fences, while chairman of the Senate committee
on CO rtipgent expenses.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago. July "a 1875.

Chicago, July u 1910.
Flour-extra spring 49a5 Is.
Wheat-No. spring cash al201 40 "a Sept !;
Aug, 1iskal25.
COrn-NO. Z. mixed, cash 72xa73. Aug., 7Sha-;
73ssa Sept.
Osts-NO. 2, "a IL cash: July, 49ka-; -a43h
Aug; a7-a- Sept
Kye-NO. 2, l00al00.
Barley--No.2 spring l32al3? cash; 10l- Sept.
Dressed Hogs SOFAS So.
Pcik-2O 5Oa2l so cash; 10 IS ale % Aug; 20 65
a,0 b5-sept.
Lard-l3 ais 60 cash; Is 40-al3 SIS Ang.
% Sept.
Bulk Meats shoulders si4s-; short rib mid,
liza; short clear mid allA.
Hams Is bs average a.
Whskey-ll7-all7.
Freghts-Corn to Buffalo. ~ a; wheat do ~
AZ.
Kecepts-s,OOo lour; lll.0OG wheat: 23l, 900 corn
l3 900 oats; 1000 rye; $50 barley.
shipments -ll0,OOc nour: las 0Oc wheat; 10000
corn: 2l ,0OG oats: 400 barley. 2,OO0 rye.
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two hours The estimated total loss is about
$4,000, as follows: On the block, $4,000; insur-
ance, $4,000. 8. 1sascson, stock, $3.50; insur-
ance, $l7O0. Mrs. s. w. Kimball, stock, $500;
insurance, 500. Mrs. Geo. sproul, household
goods, $1,000; no insurance. w. F. Lcvensaler,
$500; insurance, $780, There were some small
losses 10 other tenants in the block. The able
efforts Of the fire company recently organized
here, alone saved us from an as extensive and dis
astrous conhagration as we suffered in 1854.
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Fire.
N ASSACHUSErTS.
Anniversary.

Anniversary.
Boston, July "a. Irishmen of Boston are max
ing arrangements for an appropriate celebration
of the one hundrcdth anniversary of the birth of
Daniel O'Connel, August 9Th.
On the Alert.
The unusual number of thefts, robberies and
burglares occurring in this and adjoining States,
is exciting attention and alarm. and measures are
being taken to enforce vigorously the law apply
ing to tramps and Migrants prowling through the
country.
Base Ball.
Base ball, to day, Bostons 8, St. Louis Browns
3.
Suicide.
Harry p. Haynes, aged 10. residing with his
parents, 80 Dwight street. attempted suicide to-
night by shooting himself through the head with
pistol ball. The wound will probably prove
fatal.
Drowned.
Lynn, July "a. Michael Cronan while bathing
at Long Beach this evening was drowned.
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felt some Of our old love for the game revived
abuse Of the game in the last few years.
But as this letter ought to end, we will say our
Boston trip ended and we found ourselves in the
bosom Of our family" on Saturday morning, the
10Th inst. W.
Warren. Me-, Ju " 20, 1876.
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Administrator Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF license IRON the Judge Of Pro.
Is bate for the County Of Kennebec, win be sold
at public auction the premises In Augusta, In
said county on Saturday, the twenty-frsr day OF
August, A. D., 1875. At two O'Clock. p. NJ, all the
right title and interest OF which Thomas H. Haskel
late Of said Augusta. died, seized and possessed
in and to certain house and lot, situate on the
south side Of Winthrop street In said Augusta, now
occupied by 8. A. Thurston. Terms Of sale made
known ut the time and place Of sale.
SAMUEL TiTCOMB, Administrator.
Augusta, July 18th, 1873. 3w3l
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government bonds. on deposit. This Is incorrect

government bonds. on deposit. This Is incorrect.
Col. Wing did lose some bonds, but none Of which
were in any way connected with his business, at
this or any other time
The feeling is almost universal that the officers
will have to look still further for the robbers of the
bank, and that it will be no easy matter to capture
them, since they have got SO good start
reward of $4,000 is offered by the National
Bank, and $4,000 by the Winthrop Savings Bank,
for the detection of the thieves and recovery of
the property
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WASHINGTON.
Railroad Acciden


Washington, July "a. An engine, tender, bag
gage and two passenger cars, were thrown down
an embankment near Bull Run bridge, yesterday,
on the Virginia Railroad. Several passengers
were bruised, but only the bagsage-master was
seriously hurt. The accident was caused by an
obstruction desgnedly placed on the track.
Appointments.
The Secretary Of the Interior has appointed the
following additional gentlemen to serve on the
commission TO investigate the Usage difficulty -
j. w. +. Hawks of Chicago, and Henry s. Neil
of Ohio.
Yellow Fever.
The Secretary of the Navy has received the fol-
lowing despatch
Navy Yard, Pensacola, Fla, July 20.
There are 20 cases of fever at Barrancas: Our
quarantine is strict but supplies have to be fur
nished from the reservation. Should the disease
break out in our vicinity would suggest that the
yard be closed and placed in charge OF acclmated
employees, and let the officers and their families
all 20 to save themselves There is no sickness ia
quarantine or at Pensacola. The women and
children are stricken down at Barrancas.
(SiQped) &. ii. COOPER,
Commandsnt.
Another despatch from Commodore Cooper
states that the soldiers at Fort Barrancas have
been removed to Fort Pickens, on account of the
fever At the former place. No information in re-
gard to the fever has been received ut the war
department. Four companies Of troops were sta
toned at Fort Bsrrancas.
Postal Changes.
The following are the postal changes for the
past week -
Offices established:
Eastbrook, Hancock county, Me-, X. w. Dyer,
postmaster.
Name changed:
North Cohasset, Norfolk county, Mass, to Nan
tasket.
Postmasters appointed:
Chas. II. Clement, Long Pond, Hancock Co.
Me.
Pr. Kilgore, North Newry, Oxford, Me.
| Alonxo II. Kicker, Marlborough, York county
Me.
Andrew j. Morse, Londonderry, Rockingham
csunty, N. II.
Naval Affairs.
! Naval adviccs from the China Squadron stat
that the Hartford sailed from Hong Kong jun
l6th for Singapore, enroute for the United States
The Kearssge was cruising in the neighborhoo'
of Nsgasaki and Yokohama. Tho Saco was .
Yokonama; the Uonocacy was cruising in tn
neighborhood Of Yokohama and Kabe; the Yam
! tic was at Swaton to protect parties engaged
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Augusta Gas Light Company.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
~ meeting OF the Augusta Gas Light Company
will be held at the office Of the company IN Angus
ia, on Wednesday, the Ath day Of August next, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, Tor the purpose OF electiDg five
directors for the ensuing year. and to transact any
other business that may properly cone before said
meeting. Per order Of the Directors.
G.F. NORTH, Clerk.
Augusta. July .6tb, 1878. tiu!y26,2s,50
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WISCONSIN,.
Arrested.

Milwaukee. July "a. J. w. Bean, collector Of
internal revenue, and . deputy collector, were
arrested yesterday on an order issued by the com
missioner Of State court, ON the complaint Of
one Ferdinand w. Hartman. The collector had
seized distillery and its contents to enforce the
payment of an assessment, and among the con-
tents were fourteen barrels Of high wines, Of
which Hartman claims to be owner. The defend
ants were bailed in $l700 each.
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recovering the treasure from the wreck Of the
Pacific Mail steamship Japan; the Ashuelot WAS
at Nagasaki; the Palos 1t Shanghai. intending to
sail shortly for Han Kow. after which to return
to Shanghai snd await orders.
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WALDOBORO.
Fire In Sprouts Biock.-Loss,

Fire In Sprouts Biock.-Loss, 100000.
Waldoboro July %. Last evening few min
utes before 10 o'clock, fire broke out in the store
occupied by S. A. 1saacson, . dry goods dealer in
Sprouts block. 1t Is supposed to have originated
from the explosion of lamp. The Triumph en-
CINE company was promptly on the spot. and sue
eeded in entirely extinguishing the fire in abont
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Steamer Ashore.

San Francisco, July "a. The steamer Eastport,
from Casco Bay to this dort, went ashore on Point
Arinas yesterday morning. All hands were saved
except Mrs. Armstrong and two children, who
were drowned while attempting to enter boat.
She was screw steamer of 500 tons.
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NEW HAM PSlilKE.
Suicide.

Manchester, July "a. Eliza, wife Of VIM. Grif-
fin, aged 80 years, committed suicide this forenoon
by hanging herself to q beam in the barn. Ill
health and depression Of spirits are assigned as the
cause.
Fire.
Great Falls, July "a. Hiram F. Wentworth's
shoe mandatory, at South Milton, with its
contents totally destroyed by an incendiary Are
last night.
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Seizure.

Chicago July "a. Supervisor Matthews and
revenue agents Garrett, Nance and Almon have
seized the entire rectifyng establishment of the
River distillery company for the duplicate use Of
stamps and other frauds More seizures will fol-
low. The officers are working vigorously.
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NOTICE.
Piano Forte Tuning and Regulating.

MIR. George l.. Dodd, from Boston, will visit
Augusta and vicinity this week and next. (Sahse-
ouently every month"; Work solicited, and war
ranted in all cases. First-class personal and Man
ufacture $ reference. Orders may be left at Frank
Pierce and Horace North's Book storee, and with
Miss Julia NJ. Clarp, No. 81 Oak st.
(Tuner and Manufacturer since 1881 N. b. At
tentOn paid to the selection of Instruments for
purchaser from the Hrst-class makers.
iunel4.t2w
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STATE OF MAINE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

AUGUSTA, July Il, 1875. J
A n adjourned session of the Executive Council
IA will be held at the COUNCIL CHAMBER, in Au-
gusta, on Monday, the twenty-sixth day OF July,
instant, at 1 O'Clock p. M.
ttest;-GEo. G. STACY, Secretary Of State.
iuly2l. tAwlw
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Weather PROBABILITIES for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
falling TO stationary barometer, southerly winds,
vecrng to westerly.
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Local AMI 4tate Mems.

The contemplated excursion to Squirrel Island
by the Yosemite, Tuesday, (to-morrow), has been
postponed. Due notice will be given when it is to
take place.
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Cincinnati Produce Market:

Cincinnati, July "a, 1878.
PORK frm, at $2l OOa2l 90.
LARD-steam ia; kettle, lSk4h.
BULK MEATS-shOulders sk g.; clear rib sides
llka-; clear sides llrsgl2.
BACoN-shouiders 9Hs-; clear rib sides l2's
a; clear sides l3-a-.
WHISKEY-lI6-n,
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UTAH.

The Mountain Meadow Massacre Case.
Salt Lake. July "a. The cross-examination Of
Philip Klingen Smith, at Beaver to day, elected
nothing new.
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NEW JERSEY.
Fire.

Newark, July "a Rindells planning mill and
lumber yards, Powers lumber yard, Cooks kind
ling wood works, and wo tenement houses, were
burned this evening. Loss, 900.
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First-Class French Dyer.
TAXES! TAXES!

The undersigned, Treasurer and Collector of
Taxes for the city OF Augusta, for the year 1875,
hereby gives notice. that by vote of the City Coun.
Gil passed at its regular ting In April last, that
against them or before the 10th day OF August
next. will he allowed
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TREAsuRER's OrYTcK,
AUGUSTA. July II. 1875,

Pursuant 70 chap. Q, sec 70 Of the Revised stat.
utes VIII at the state Treasursrs o6ce, in Ausus-
O'Clock, noon, self and convey By desd = - M
est bidder, all the interest Of the STATE in - Ses
Of land hereinafter described, lying n unneorpor.
ated townships, the said tracts hAvne - Spr3SIf
ed to the state for State taxes and county eve.
certified to the Treasurer Of State for the year INA
The sale and conveyance Of each tract viii -
whose rights have been forfeited, TO redeem tss
same at any time within one year after the SALE By
paying rendering to the purchaser his proportiop
what the purchaser paid therefor at the s6le with
interest at the rate Of twenty per cent per annun
the time Of sale, and one dollar for release or
such owner may redeem his interest BY paying %
aforesaid to the Treasurer Of State, provided In
chap. ., sec. 4S of the Revised Statutes.
No tract, however, will be sold nj . price less
han he full amount due thereon for such unpaid
state and county taxes, interest and cost as de
scribed In the following schedule:
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DISCOUNT OF 8 PER CENT.

Except their Poll Taxes; and all taxes
remaining unpaid on the LIST day of October next.
will be charged with interest till paid. The village
school District Taxes for the same year have also
been committed to me Tor collection on the same
conditions, and us am required by my warrant OF
commitment to com plete and make my collections
OF the hole sum on or before the LIST day OF March
1876, all persons therefore respectfully request
ed to maze payment of said taxes in season to avail
themselves OF the benefit of said discount.
Us. TURNER, Collector.
Augusta July 6, 1875. ju!yl3 t3w
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The Halsyon was the first boat of the first class,
and Foam would have been second, but mistook
the judges boat and dropped anchor when too
late.
The slow time may be attributed to the general
delay in searching for the second stake-boat on
the long and short course. 1t is impossible to
give any idea of the winner in any of the classes
until the judges decision is rendered. As no
boat left Star Island after o'clock, it could not
be ascertained tonight.
The sweepstakes race is Off owing to q lack of
entries, ten being required. Most of the yachts
return to their homes tonight and tomorrow. the
New York yachts being an exception.
LATER.
Portsmouth, July 25. After protracted nves-
tigation and almost interminable discussion the
judges at 10 80 o'clock last night, rendered their
decision at the Oceanic House, Isle of Shoals,
awarding to yacht Rambler, of New York, Capt.
Thomas, the first prize, for yachts of the first
class in the regatta of yesterday. No other prz-
es were awarded in this class, as Rambler was the
only yacht that rounded the second stake-boat.
The official corrected time of six yachts of this
class was as follows
Fearless, 4O9:l5
tempest, 4.lO :lO
Ray, 4.l2:02
America, 1926 "a
Resolute, 4.36 ;O6
Rambler, 4.5S 80
Capt. Thomas, of the Rambler, positively stated
that he rounded the second stake-boat, and that
at the time no other yacht was nearer to him than
s miles. Others contended they could not find the
boat and that it was either not there or far out Of
its proper position. Investigation to-day disclosed
the fact that the boat was the course. but 10 l.
miles from the first stake boat, making that side
of the triangle IL miles longer than should have
been, the presumption being that the boat drifted
3 ID miles during the storm Of Friday.
In the second class. prizes were awarded IS fol-
lows;
First prize, keel sloop Tartar, Capt. Hastings
Boston, second prize, Marquita, Capt. Dexter
Dorchester. Centre boards-6rst prize, Shadow,
Capt Deland, Boston; second prize, Magic, Capt
Neal, Lynn. Schooners-frst prize, Vanitas
Capt. Ware. Beverly; second prize, Sparkle, Capt
Thomas, Portland.
1t was announced that other prizes for first class
yachts would be sailed for on Monday. also thu
,, W eepstakes race.
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FLORIDA.
Yellow Fever.

cIIOW TVvCIe
Key West, July "a. The yellow fever has
ceased to exist as an epidemic, and the health Of
the city is good.
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RHODE ISLAND.


Drowned.
Providence July 25. William Bolles aged six
years, son of Thos. Bolles, was drowned in New
port to-day.
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Boston stock List.

Boston, July %, 1875
fSales at the Brokers' Board.l
Union Pacific sinking fund s. 93h
Eastern Railroad, 8lat
Eastern Railroad. rs, 1884, s9H
Boston and Maine Railroad, 10, ITO
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PORTLAND u.
The Turf.

Portland, July %. The were two races at Pre-
sumpscot Park. Saturday The first race was for
horses that never beat minutes. The following
is the summary;
c. j. Wescott names Bemis, 443l l
Owner names Lady Grant, 3 8 2
j. Woodbury. names independence, "a 4 3
l. Leavitt names ii ram, 232Z2
Time-2 so, 2 80, :57}s, 2 80.
In the running race there wero thrie starters.
Typhoon won in three straight heats; time-2 %,
100, 2:27.
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II HALIFAX.
Regatta.

Halifax, July %. The long DELAYED four .oared
lap streak boat race, between the Ross Foley and
Smith. Nckerson crews, for $1,000 side, came of
last evening. The course was nautical miles,
and the race was won by the Smith Nickerson
crew in 80 :55. the Ross Foley crew being min
ute and half behind.
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PERSONAL.


Solomon Barrett, from New York, author of
Barrett on the Languages, English Latin, Greek,
German, Spanish and French is at the Cony
House. Mr.. Bar rett comes recommended by the
highest literary authority on this continent as the
ablest grammarian in America, and his work on
grammar and the languages, as the simplest and
consequently the best system ever published. lie
is said TO have raised the veil of obscurity from
the works of the Grccian and Roman rhetorican,
and brought together their correspondences with
marvellous ingenuity, and constructed plan which
i, the key to the grammar of all languages.
Mr. Drake, former resident Of Augusta and
now publisher of the Norway Advertiser is IN the
city
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Rosewood Cottage at Mouse Island, is under the
charge of a competent gentleman from Bath He
has made all the necessary arrangements to en-
terrain Is guests in the very best manner. The
buildings at the west end of the island have been
renovated and thoroughly repaired; new and
substantial railing $50 feet long, has been built
from the wharf, and the walks and roads put IN
good condition. The island is just now putting
on its best "bib and tucker" and visitors are loud
in their praise of its beautiful grove, handsome
lawn, and the magnificent views which may be
obtained from almost any point on the island.
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FOREIGN.

Spain.
Madrid, July "a Spain is contracting loan OF
81 600 600 to indemnify the owners Of emancipat'
ed slaves in Porto Rico.
Rather Cool.
London, July "a. Don Carlos has written . let
q civil war to be carried on with such excessive
vigor, and counselling moderation on the side OF
the Alfonsists, on pain of reprisals by the Carl
lists.
The CarlIsts.
Madrid, July "a. The Carlists undertook to
surprise the Alfonsists at Guetana, but were vigo-
rously repulsed.
Failure.
London, July "a. Schultz & Mohr, general
merchants, have failed liabilities, 81 500, 600.