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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-02
MINOR KILOGRAMS.

Last Saturday night all the prisoners in
Honesdale j all escaped by means of fal.e keys.
A notorious horse thief and burglar named
Gray was among them.
Steiner's cabinet factory and Rensler's brew
cry were burned in New York yesterday morn
ing Loss $1,000.
Steamship Frisia has arrived at New York.
A Turner named Trusty killed his son Mon
day night near Indianapolis, mistaking him n
a man named Peterson, who had seduced his
daughter
No definite proposition has vet been made
for the consolidation of the Western Union
aud the Atlantic AID Pacific telegraph compa-
MES.
Geo II. Smith, second president of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints,
died yesterday.
About one half the business portion of Green
up, Ill. was burned yesterday morning. Loss
not known.
Bostons Is, Mutuals7.
Charles Jerome Bonaparte, grandson of King
Jerome Bonaparte, was married at Newport,
yesterday, to Miss Ella Claiming Day of Bos.
ton.
DR.. j. w. Brachtel and Ell. G. Welmer were
sentenced at Harrisburg yesterdy to 3 years
and IS months respectively for procuring an
abortion.
Morton & Co of falmouth, N. S., have fail
ed. Liabilities $4,000.
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Dome tic Markets..

NEW YORK, September 1-Ev.nlnp.
ct easr sales 1852 bales; Mddling uplds Of iSsn.
forward deliveries declined &c., Flourass at l4sc;
favor: sales Il 5I0 hbls. Snnars ~ in. buyers
AT ok M 50 eytra Wostpp nrS g. and State
choice 05 "a 30: White Wheat u W.s5 65 q 90;
"a 7 20: extra Ohio at K Ak M 90 nvtSsn extra so
3 80 q 3d. including 46 bbs shippiny, y Louis az
"a So RIVE flour a shade easier OF * iour at 5 so
meal quiet at 65 az 65. Wheat-reo 49, C &c pno
bush; the market is q &c lower wittpts zil,oez
export and home trade inquiry; sales a. moderate me
No Chicago at &c q 80; SO a. 1 6,OoC Dash;
western; 36 q 81 for No 2 MIla aux i0r Nortn-
for No Spring; a q As for Winter, 40 IT, (g Al
rs q 40 for inferior to fair new do; western;
Amber do; As for do Stare; 46 al 10 e9 ~ ior
Western il 81 for new White Michigan 1or Whlte
Barley quiet and steady. Barley Maze nomloai,
Corn-receipts So, 1888 bush; the mark unchanged.
hrmer with better export and home It's sna9e
sales 2230OO bush; "A a TIC for stese qsm aa,
ed and unsound Western NiyaJs "a Sor for heat
Mixed and Yellow W, stern; includedc !or hl n
about 20 900 bush old Western Mixed sales we're
i9c I'D store; S0sc a1oat ,ats-r, cept export; !o3
the market opened duh and heavy udl,z5o Dash;
better fol new; sales 10 900 ausb al ri SEQ z;
o prime; 81 q SOC for old Mixed Nike 54c tor tar
old White Western. Hay UNCHANGED o3 9 bZc Ior
old shipping. Coffee hio is dull andF ~ g W for
2U4 gold fol cargoes; ISL 21Ac for ioVy at lez "a
Is dull and heavy at II q SIC tor tair o's. Sugar
ing; 8sc for crime; refined unchanged good rem
mand ior expOri and home use at lOs a. IN lair de-
ia1ed at lO3 g 1O5c; powdered lie; crSo5e; gIaon-
Molasses nominal. Rve is firm a1fed ii y tit.
mand at "a a 81 for good to choice a in good de-
for old louisiana a Sic for choice nina; ii Sg q
leum nominal; crude at 81 bid held do. Petro.
az ~ bid zig asked on spot and sell,oec; rehhen
Naptha l0c Tor city, Vt for Western. September;
at Vt G 9sc. Navai Stores-Rosin il allo@ easier
Y 1 10 for trained Turpentine nuIa4et at 65 q
Fork opened firm and eli sed hcavy:,t 3l3 g &c:
new mess job lols at 20 80 90 II 10: 200 bis OF
Tor September at % 95 @ 81 90; 45O0 y bbs seller
Der at os5 q co. Beef quiet; Of seller Ufs2.
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NEW YORK.

Failnrc of the Telegraph Consolidation
Scheme.
New YORK, Sept. 1.-The Mail states that
the Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph directors
neld meeting to day aud the propositions of
the Western Union Telegraph Company were
rejected.
A Singular Suicide.
M. 1iannia, an Italian said to be of the suite
of the Italian Minister Cortt, while at a dinner
given at City Island given by Congressman
Odell yesterday, rose to give recitation in i'm
itation OF Rochel, became excited and finished
dramatically by excamIng, God, who judges
all. will judge this" then put a pistol to his
temple and killed himself The spectators
thought it was an admirable piece of acting
until Prof. Doremus sta ed that he was dead.
The dinner party broke up
More Failures.
Friend Pitts, Broadway merchant, made an
assignment and filed schedule today, showing
388, of which $8882 is considered good
The Boston & Charleston Steamship Com
pany today made an assignment of their prop
erty to Mr. Hampstead.
Specie Payments
A meeting for selection Of delegates to con-
vention to be held in Cincinnati on the 25th
inst. was held to night, with Algernon S. Sull-
van presiding Several speakers addressed the
meeting warmly. advocating a return to specie
'ayment and calling upon the government to
take immediate steps towards its consnmma-
lion, which would be beneficial to the conmu
nifty at large. Samuel 7. Conover and Henry
Kemp were appointed delegates.
Various Matters.
The national board of steam navigation
opened its session to day, w. j. Whiting pre-.
siding The attendance was small and he vond
appointing number of committees nothing
was done. The convention will be continued
tomorrow.
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$3.50 a. under the Succeeding administration of

1889 ~ under the succeeding administration OF
Martin Van Buren,. Banks universally faled,
the great states of Pennsylvania, Virginia ana
Illinois and others failed to pay even tnelr
coupons, and property lost almost all It's value.
In this city as well as other places every species
of properly became re iuced at least 90 per
Cent, while very many parts would Iaii NJ 70
bring 10 per cent. of their previous vaI9e: Inc
people, sick of Democracy, chose wing TO
succeed BY four-fftbs vote. Tne next pane
and revulsion t. ok place during the administra-
ton of President Polk, and lie in his urn gave
way 20 another Wing President. The third
was tina. great depression which came over the
business Of the country dutiug the adj inistra
ton of President Buchanan, when the country
again reused itself to free itsef from the
bondage and placed his opponent in power.
Thus every depression of business which the
country has suffered has been directly brought
on by De pocratic ADMINISTRATORS and cured by
their opponents. The present one brought on
BY the war is now on our hands aud all we
have to do IS to let the party that always has
brought the country out of difficulty 10 sucn
cases be still employed to do the work again.
This certainly should he done, until some single
proposition can be brought forward by our
opponents having some indication of a curative
character. Thus far we have waited in vain
for the advancement of single scheme OF
their part designed to promote the object.
A. w. P.
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MINOR TELEGRAms.

In the trial of the alleged abductors of Char
ley Ross yesterday, Walter Ross testified that
the men who took Charley away in the buggy
were the same men as he saw dead in BROOK
lyD.
The jury in the case of the death Of Geo. III
Mitchell of Groveland have found verdict
that deceased died of morphine administered
by his physician.
The Card and Picker Room Association of
Fall River have voted not to resume work until
10 per cent reduction is restored.
The State Temperance Alliance of Massa-
chusstts has decided to hold a state convention
tne Isl wednesday in October.
Steamship Necker has arrived at SoUthamp-
ton, Inc Dominion at Liverpool. and the Phn
Ine trott,ng mare Queen, owned BIZ "a. w.
Conkiln OF Hartford. was found dead in sta
Bile at Charter Oak Park yesterda ;, morning
John Hastings barn in Bartlett VOC b,rr od
Tuesday night, with two horses cow .ud 4;v.
tons OF hay. Mr.. III. was serionslv d hnr mse
Loss $1,000; no insurance. ouioeu'
The Erie Company has been en;oinod fro..
paying interest on the consolidated mortaona a
bond. i's'se
The track of the new division of the Milwa,
kee and St. Paul railroad between St. Peters
aud RedwlDg has been so badly washed by
rains that trains have not run since Sunday
Mrs. doiar and her daughter were drowned
by the undertow at Rockaway Tuesday in sight
OF hundreds of people.
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more active and prices show slight advance; it is
now quoed at Sc 2596 So with a small supply.
Duck is still in goad demand. Fish are active and
the catch of mackerel is still small Flour is on,et
and prices b I'VE fallen off from their highest point
Is to 80 cts per barrel Grain is also off ons or two
cents per bushel as will be seen by the quotations
Lard is very firm with change in prices. Leather
exhibits no change. Lumber is little more active
with no change in prices. NIolasses is dull with
small sales Oils are quiet and exhibit no change in
prices PORK shows an advance of dollar per Dbl
with very firm market. Potatoes are very plenty
and sell slowly for 40 cts per bushe. Salt is rather
slow at present and is of in prices slightly. Teas
and tobacco are quiet and there is but little demand
Wool is unchanged.
FREIoHTs -Freights are still dull, and there are
but fe. charters to report this week. We note the
following, Brig Martha Berry, hence to Havana
with sugar shocks at 40 CTS; sch Hattie Turner from
Fernandina Florida, to Keunebunkport, hard pine,
81 rs: bark Norton Slower, hencs to Liverpool. 7Os
on deals; bark 7. Jefie Southard hence to Bomnay.
7os on deals; sch A X. Weeks, hence to Cardeuas
with coope-ase on PIT.
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Is Your Life Worth sen Gents,

Sickness prevails everywhere, and everybody COM
plains OF some disease during their lite. When SICK
tire OBJECT is TO get well. Now we say plainly that
person in this orld that is suffering with Dyspep-
sa Liver Complaint and its effects, such as Indiges-
ton, costiveness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Pail itation of the Heart, Depressed
Spirits, Biousness, &c., can take GREEN'S AUGUST
FLOWER without getting relief and cure. If you
doubt this, go to your druggist and get sample
bottle for 10 cents anil try it. Regular size
70 cents. Two doses VIII relieve you.
w. F. PHILLIPS s. CO., Wholesale Agents.
se25 TTNSSweow1v
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A Hint 10 the Lem.

The cause of laenness, when there is no positive
disease which produces it, is an imperfect assimila-
ton of the food. The weight of the body undoubtsd
ly bears marked relation to- and increases peopor-
tonatey to its height when it is properly nourshed
with aesh-making b ood Hence. when we see tall
person with "sab" sides and hollow cheeks, have
right to infer tbat his blood is thin and watery and
his constitution delicate. Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers is peculiarly servceable to THU delicate people,
since it strengthens the digestive and assimilative
organs. and is consequently powerful auxiliary in
the blood manufacturing processes which in state
of heath ought to be and are, thoroughly performed
An increase Of muscle, well fat, result of
using this sovereign anti dyspeptc, appetizing and
generally corrective cordial.
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Brighton Cattle MaPHe

AT market for the current week: attic osoe
Sheep and Lambs 10,7Ol Swine, 5750num;be ay'C n,
Western Cattle, 2200; Eastern Catte1 'Nnrther m
ao anu 0o"s @oV CaItie ieit Or from last
Prices of Beef Cattle, y cwt, live webt E~,-a
quality 81 rs a 90; first quality 81 co. 5o. seca
0nd quality Sc 374 q ST. ;third quality 37iSs 1SS
yoI siauo' u oo"ioe oAen ouis. 90 at So 90 q
Brighton Hides a u cents % fb. Bybton Tai
low q &c " tb.
Country Hides g &c ~ fb. Country,allow s@
55c " tb. '-'" .
Cali Skins IA a 15c y fb. Sheep Skim 35c each. .
Lamb Skins at so "a 75c each. .Ao N
Mich COws-Extra $55 a sos; ordins, of cox ~
To-, $500 J"c ~; AZ &c W Sso " neau Most of the
grade. Good Cows sell well at fair price 'oniinoh
Store Cattle-Yearlings $14 "a sis; t roor o,a.
gsmaY Tattlo aonon3 ,u"ah az SIo " Prices of
Beef quaity ior
Swine-Columbia County Pigs at liz 1oo 10y IL
Store Pigs. wholesale 10c P fb; retail TX 10 10 ~, ~
Fat Hogs 5000 in market; prices a s5a ~ " ID
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ASK ..........
NRYal Sfnres


Port. Lead,.. II % a
Pure GRID do II 90 gil rs
Pure Dry do II 10 q
Am. Zinc. -. 10 @ 10
Rochelle Yell SO 81
Eng. Ven. Red 3I0 4
Red Lead,... II @ IL
Litharge,. =. Ii a u
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Ar at Liverpool Aug 30. barque Vesuvus. Boston.
OF Isles OF Wight Aug 80, barque Silas Fish, Saw
yer, Lobos tor London.
ST Thomas.
Ar at Bristol. e. Aug 80. barque Solomon, Fergu-
son. New VOrk via Queenstown
Ar at Queenstown Goth, brig j Bickmore Rowe,
philadelphia, tsghtly damaged by coIlision.)
Ar at Buenos AyTes July y, brig Belle Prescott,
Waternouse, Portland.
Sid fm Montevideo July % baroue Palo Alto lem
kins, West Indies
AT Havana Aug 26, barques Masonic Staples and
Meyer, Tor New York
Ar at Yarmouth, Ms, Aug %, sch Helena, Melan-
son Portland
Ar at Halifax 2stb, sch Arctic from Eastport,
Ar at ST John, NIB, goth, sch NJ p, Bennett, from
Portland.
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WASHINGTON.
Gold Transfers.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The Treasury De.
partment was Informed from Sac Francisco to-
day that little over 100000 of the bullion
fund in that city could BIZ used in the business
of coin trausfers-accord nglv Kauntz Broth
ers of New York get 100000 for the Nero hants
Exchange Bank of San FrancIsco; the First
National bank of Portland, Oregon, $50, 200;
Drexel, Morgan & Co and Zeligman of New
York $500 600, to be apportioned to parties
asking transfers. The applications to day
mediation; the above arrangement. however,
does not exhaust the government coin at San
Francisco.
Treasury Payments.
The payments from the Treasury by warrants
during August were as follows: Gu account of
civil ADD miscellaneous expenses, SIG. 208, 3d.
81; war, $3,763 1878; navy, $2,907 1855 %; iu
terest, Iodiaos and pensions, So 597, 1856 OF
Total, ST., Az, 91484. The above does not in-
clude paymen on account of interest or prin-
cpal of the public debt.
The Issue of Gold to the Bank of Cali
fOrnia.
The whole issue IF gold Dotes to the national
bank of California is only $24O0,00O, for which
the treasurer holds as security $3,000,0O0 of U.
S. bonds worth premium of from to per
cent gold in the New York market.
Bonds Called In.
The Secretary of the Treasury to day issued
calls for the redemption of $4,000 900 of $50
bonds Of 1864, 100000 of which are on &C.
count of sinking fund. The principal and &C
crued interest will be paid at the New York
assistant treasury on and after Dec. 1, 1875, the
interest to cease that day. The called bonds
were ISSUED under the act of June 80, 1864, as
follows:
Coupon bonds $50. No. $50 to 1900 both in
elusive; 800, No. 3,701 to No 300; $500, No.
1901 TO 1900; $1,000, No 1901 to 10000. To.
ia 81 100000.
Registered bonds, $780, No. 81 to 50, both in
elusive; 800, No 251 70 400; $500, No. 2O1 to
$50; 81 900, No 1101 % 1850; $4,000, No sol TO
to 1900; $4,000 No 1921 to 3O7. Total So,
100000 I al SS00o,000
Also bonds of the act of Juue 30. 1864, as
folows:- Coupon bonds, $50, No. 1901 to $500,
both inclusive; 800. No 1901 to 1000, both in
elusive; $500, No. 1901 to 10,10O, both inclu-
sive; $4,000 No. 3001 to $780, both inclusive.
Total So, 750,0 600.
Rejected bonds, $50, No. 51to 6S, both in
elusive 500, No. 401 to 600. both lnclu'iee;
$500 No 351 10 481. both inclusive; $1,000. No
1851 to 1850, both inclusive; $5O0O No. 1901 to
1850 both inclusive; $4,000, No 303S to 1850,
o. Det do Inclusive. Totr $2,250,00O. Grand total
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THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
Omc,ai Notice of Resumption,

NEW YORK, Sept. LIT is officially an
nounced that the bank of California will pay
all liabilities and resume business. guaran-
Tee Iund OF $500O,000 has been subscribed by
~ ~ L. MINIS, James r. Keyne, Michael Rosse.
VIM. Sharon and others
No Poison Found i'm axoistor,s s,cmach.
Inc rnmor that the stomach of Raslon
founded by the coroner
Anoihs r Injunction.
AZ Injunction has been served by the British
oank OF North America, on Laldlaw Brothers,
promoting Them from disposing of certain
oiiis OF exchange OF the bank Of California.
The Merchants Exchange Bank.
The agents of The Merchants Exchs nge
BANK OF San Fraocisco state that that iustItu
tion bias assets of over six millions and liaplli-
Ties OF less than one million of dollars.
7he Assets and Liabilities.
San FRANCISCO. Sept This being cleo
ton day the banks and other places of business
wer- closed The Chronicle thus morning pub
hshes positive sta ement that the Bank of
California has reliable assets 70 the mount of
$14.000,O00 aud nominal assets to the amount
of $40 100000. Indebtedness $13 ,00O,0 600: coin
IN vaults S85O,0OO A guarantee fund of SIS,
O0O, 900 to $10.000.000 is nearly al pledged and
tnat resumption is as ured immediately.
Returning Confidence.
There is nothing new 10 fuanca affairs.
The directors OF the Bank of California will
not resume their sessions until TO morrow The
Ieeilng IN bank aud commercial circles is quiet
Business was mainly suspe nded on account OF
the election. The Merchants Exc0angn b aux
VIII open to morrow m, rnpg. rhe president
states personally that a sufficient amount of
COIN has been collected in he regular way of
business to enable the bank 10 meet all its de-
mands. There seems to be a loosening in the
money market with returning confidence.
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Al, y ~
Fruit.

Layer, new 2 60 az 81
l.. NJ. new 8 7043 80
New Val. " ID 129124
Lsmons,P box 10 OOi@l1 90
Oranges 8 bx., 5 SOC 7 90
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NEW HAMPSHl RE.
The New England Fair.

MANCHESTER, Sept 1.-The entries for the
t,ottng purses It the New England aud New
Hampshire fair closed to-day. There are 81
-otres in all La the minute, ESQ and 2 40
classes there are eight entries each, in the 2.35
class six entries, and in The 2.29 c,ass four
W., Ned Wallace. d fiance. Belle Dean aud
Young Rat,ler Amasg Others as su Coz Bsa
er aud Pet TrottIng days are Tbs 9Th, 9th
aud 10th of Sept Large entries of stock are
still b.ing received The New England Gov
errors and other distinguished citizens are
vited aud expected to attend More than
usual importance is attached to this years ex
hibition, as The society do not propose to hold
fair in 1876 on account OF the centennial.
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U unPOwuc:
Blasting,..... 4 90 g 3 W
Sporting. -. 7 90 "a 7 81
Hay.
Pressed, Pton15 90 GIT %
Loose. ..... IL 90 q "A %
Straw, ...... 10 90 90 u 90
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Review of the Portland Markets

FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. l.
The markets have shown but little change during
the past week. and the sales have not been quite as
large as was expected The money market is still
firm with but little movement, and money can be
hal at reasonable terms / good security
Green apples come in very freely and be
bought for S395 per bb Butter is plenty at prices
ranging from 20 to 80 cts. Cheese is dull and the
demand is light. Coffee is very firm with change
in quotations. Cooperage remains dull. Opium is
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The New ;,rleans school TrouhJe

New ORLEANS Sept. 1.-The colored school
directors resolved today TO move vigorously to-
wards thoroughly mIxing the schools. The
wnite dir ctors are end-avoring to prevent it,
but with little hope OF success This is likely
to occasion the renewal of the school troubles.
Another DefanIter
Walter 81. Waite, cashier Of the New Or
leans, st. LOUIS & Chicago Railroad has alb
scorded A d-ficit OF upwards of $4,000 is
said to have been already discovered
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New York Stock aud Money Market.

Nsw YoRh, September -Evening.-Whll street
markets were in condition of far less excitement to-
day, and wards close of the day there wasa decid
eddy more frmness to railway and miscellaneous
occasoned doubtless, by confident purchases earlier
in the day reception OF more favorable nAws from
San Francisco. The late firmness was mostmarked
in Pacific Mail, which advanced pei cent. On ratf-
cat on yesterday of the agreement With lanama,
Western Union and Lake Shore however, IRE still
leaders of the market. The former, after adecne
from 7s to NJ, recovered and closed at 7sb.
The Transactions aggregated 2l7.700 shares nclud-
ing Erie 5400 shares Lake Shore $4,000 shares North
western 1850 shares do preferred 1000 shars, Rock
Island TOO shares, Pacific Mali $500 shares st Paul
10000 shares. do preferred 5000 shares, Ohos 300
shares, Western Union 81 900 shares, Wabsh 17s0
shares, Union Pacific 1900 do.
Sterling was steady under easier rates Dr. cash
gold and closed at 4s41 for so days and 487a tor de
mand. Gold opened at 1l4a, closing at 14s- the
two extremes Of the Jay; the rates paid tor orrow
ing we're 1854. 1-32 and l-64 per diem and !, 6, l3
ami 2 per cent. per annum; loans were also made
flat and "a per cent. for carrying The Assistant
Treasurer paid out to-day $l3 900 on account of in
terest ana $3Y3,00O in redemption of bonds The
clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were$ i6,-
575,0uO. Customs receipts $3250UO. Governments
steady.
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Assassination OF a Mining Boss.

louisville, Pa, Sept. Thomas Saw yer,
inside boss for j. M. Heaton & Co. at the RAJ
ven Run mines, Lehigh colliery, was shot dead
this morning oy five men, all strangers, and
another mao was shot 10 the bowels The
miners have been dissatisfied with Sawyer and
a year ago refused to work They resumed
work again. but since then he has from time
to time received collins and notices to leave or
he would be killed.
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Crops in Minnesofa,

ST.. PAUL, Sept. la series of soakiug rains
bad damaged the crops badly In this state.
Wheat is found to be sprouting and the dam
age is estimated at Is per cent. of the whole
crop. If dry weather succeeds tbs damage
may be reduced TO 10 per cent
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MARRIED.

In Limngton, Aug. A. David Fl. Elliot of Baldwin
and Miss Cordelia H. Berry of Limington
In Great Falls. Aug. Is. VIM G. Manson of Wells
and Miss Mllissa Guptill of berwick
In Berwick, Aug. IA, Ebenezer Wadeigh and Mrs.
Julia Dore, both of South Berwick
In Peru. Darlington Wyman Of RumfOrd and Miss
Luceo Howes of Peru.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
advertisement in the PRESS the circula
ton of which, per month, exceeds 100000.
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HARRINGTON, Ms. Br Schr A MeKenzia-
1855 boxes canned Holsters to Portland Packing Co
20 utls pollock order bbs cod oil to order do
herring to order do mackere to order, SO doz eggs
to order, co., Tbs old junk to order
PICTOU. Ms Br Brig Bismarck 42i tons vance
6s9 tons coal to Railroad
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CARD.

At regular session of Machigonne Encampment,
No. l. O. o. F., held last evening, the thanks of
the Encampment was extended to Chandlers Band,
for the very excellent music furnished them on their
late Excursion to Manchester and Fitchburg, and
would most cheerfully recommend them to all Or
CARNATIONS in want of first class music. They are
always on hand and ready to play.
sep2snd1t COMMITTEE.