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F o r E I Ct N.
The Herzegovina Revolt.

Another Gall for Turkish Reform.
LONDON. Aug 23.-The Times says if any
mooe could be derived of giving Herzegovina
and Bosnia an independence similar to that
enjoyed by Serva it would be great relief to
the Porte and an advantage to Europe. When
ever the moment arrives for further step
toward the liberation of the outlying provinces
OF Turkey, we need not hesitate to assist it.
Rumored Settlement Of the Difficulty.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23-A Vienna special
says the troubles in herzegovina have been
settled by Turkeys granting certain reforms,
and the insurrectionists will lay down their
arms.
Turks Massacred by the Insurgents.
LONDON, Aug M.-(6 a. MA special to
the Standard from Vienna says the Herzego-
VIVA insurgents massacred 95 Turkish prisoners
captured at Marsc. Bands of insurgents are
assembling in the mountains of Crete
European Grain Markets.
LONDON, Avg. 23.-The Mark Lane Express
~ its weekly review of the grain markets, says:
THE wheat crop in Great Britain has been
gathered 10 much better order than was ex-
pected. Prices generally yieleed to 2 shillings
and in some cases 2 to 3 shillings. The new
samples look well in comparison with those of
last year with less average and dimished yield
The Paris markets have also felt the beneficial
effect of the weather, the price of -four having
declined shillings per sack. In many parts
Of France the harvest has been
be anywise like that of last year.
Accounts from the continent differ somewhat,
but all agree upon the fact that violent local
storms with unusually large hail stones, doing
immense damage, have visited France, Bel.
GUM and Holland. Prices are but little chang
ed on the continent generally. In Germany
the markets are firm.
Foreign Notes.
Arrangements have been made with the
American authorities to give the Canadian
department at the Centennial Exhibition at
Philadelphia an area of 5000 square feet
Canadian commissioners will control the
arrangements apperta:ning to Dominion en-
tries
A daring mail robbery was committed Friday
night on the Metlpedia road in Canada.
passenger in the stage drew a revolver, and
presenting it to the drivers head, compelled
him to cut the mail bags and jump off, when
he drove away with the stage.
Advices from Newfoundland show no i'm
provement in the fisheries. The catch in all
sections is small.
A despatch to the London News from Rome
says the PoDe has invited Archbishop LEDGE
howski to Rome ON the expiration of his term
of imprisonment in February next, t o attend a
special consistory, at which he will receive the
insignia of the Cardinalate.
Official reports show that the wheat crop in
Austria and Hungary will not yield more than
$500, 900 quintals.
Edward Hewitt g. Son, London provision
dealers, have failed. Liabilities $128 600
Madrid dispatches received at London report
that the Alfonsists at See del Urgel have sew
cred communication between the citadel and an
outlying fort which defends it, and have cut
the aqueduct.
Cardinal McCloskey will remain in Paris till
the close of the month.
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MIRROR TELEGEsAlS.
Ship Ecuador of Yarmouth, n S., is ashore
on Briar Island.
The yellow fever has entirely disappeared at
Key West.
Steamer City of Chester has arrived at
Queenstown.
A detective has been shot and wounded by a
desperate in the employ of the whiskey ring in
Chicago.
Four young roughs knocked a man down
Sunday morning in Brooklyn and robbed him.
They were arrested.
John b. Williams, prominent citizen and
druggist of Athol, Mass died suddenly Sunday
He has been greatly oppressed on account of
money losses and it is supposed he took poison
while temporarily insane.
The steamship City of New York, which
sailed on the 2lst from Havana for New York,
left her mail ashore, and it was taken forward
by the steamship Wilmington and will be land
ed at Savannah.
William ID. Shipman, assignee of Duncan,
Sherman & Co., N. A Cawdrey, L. M. Bar
low and W W. Mcfarland, justified before
Judge Robinson of the Court of Common Pleas
yesterday as sureties, each in the sum of $780,
000..
Yesterday afternoon Levi D. Stewart of Low
ell. As years of age, was arrested for incest with
his daughter OF Is. She is the complainant
and accuses the monster of frequent offences of
this henous character. 1t trapspires that
Stewart tor 20 years has lived with a woman
not his wife, by whom he has had five children.
rne of W HON is this girl. About a fortnight
ago Ste wart deserted his illegitimate family
and married another woman.
The attempted murder of James HI. Noe, in
bis store on Greenwich street, New York,
Sunday morning, has occasioned great excite
ment. Several well known burglars have
been arrested, among them John Moore, alias
BILLY Boston" who is supposed to be the cul-
prit.
VIM. Casey Of Lawrence attempted suicide
yesterday morning by cutting his throat with
knife. He will recover He is under bonds
for trial for stabbing his daughter, three weeks
ago.
The matter of the arrest of Gen. Ruggles has
been referred to the Attorney General, with
the request that he will instruct the United
States Attorney at Omaha to defend Gen. Rug
giles and his associates when the trial takes
place.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Judga Wylie has refused to quash the at
tachment against the property of OttmaD the
treasury robher.
Jefferson Davis has received invitations from
DesMOnes, Iowa, Charlestown, ILL.,, and other
points in the West, to deliver the annual ad-
dresses at the meetings of the several agricul-
tural societies.
Luther 81. Bugbee, we'll known in Eastern
Maine, has been arrested in Rutland, Vt, and
sent to the insane asylum. 1t was feared that
he would permanently injure his wife, he was
so ardent.
Rev. Cyrus Mutt, for fifteen years President
of the Indiana State University at Blooming
ton, Indiana, died at that place yesterday
morning.
W. B. Greenlaw, President of the Memp his
& Little Rock Railroad, died yesterday mora
ing, aged 60 years.
The wife of Moses Whit ea cigar and tobacco
manufacturer in Albany street, NY, fell trcm
third story window Sunday and was killed.
Abram Symonds, who was probably insane
killed his daughter with an axe Saturday, near
Kingston, and then killed himself.
Internal revenue receipts yesterday, $575, 074;
customs receipts $3S1, 1876.
The negro desperate Henry has been arrest
ed and again committed for trial.
Commando Thomas O. Selfridge is detached
from the navy yard at Boston, and granted
leave Of absence for one year from the 9th of
September.
Another convention of colored men assem-
bled at Richmond yesterday to consider educa-
tional matters.
The man who was badly wounded at Chicago
Saturday night was an ex gauger named Miller
and the shooting was undoubtedly the work of
he whskev ring, his evidence being very dam
aging to them.
Fl The mail route between Boston and New Or
leans will be arranged with registered letter
pouches.
Base balI-Chcagos 13; Bostons IL.
The Falmouth arrived at Halifax yesterday.
The Kansas City Times has information of
the killing of Col. Wheeler by cattle thieves in
Texas.
Gilmore gave a musical reception TO the
American rifle team last night.
The crew OF the schooner Jefferson Borden,
on which the mutiDy occurred at sea, have ar
rived in New York.
The citizens of ST. Louis have petitioned the
Postmaster General for fast mail train from
the East
Consul Hancock says the additional tonnage
oues OF 70 cents per ton which have been levied
.. malaga, will fall heaviest on United States
merchants. This win make the total dues 81 IA
per ton on ship and cargo
Norwalk, Ct. and several stores 1rara bnroed
yesterday. Loss $50 900.
Jonathan Edwards, great-grandson IF p,os,
dent Edwards, died in New Ha en- yesterdRu
aged II. ''''iu'y'
Danish barque Soons, Baltimore for Oueens.
town, was spoken Cd the 21st inst with loss of
foremas and main topgalant mast
A Kingston, Jamai a, despatch saws tn.
Will of the late Rev. j. s. Clark of Catskili.
n Y, leaving 100000 10 charities, has been
declared void and the property goes to his
widow.
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July 90, lat So SO N, Ion 36 W, barque Thomp-
son. Potter, from Marseilles for Rio Janero
Aug l, lat Al 02 N, Ion 40 W, barque Fannie, from
Montevideo for New York
Aug II, lat 68 To- Ion 40 81. ship Pride of the PORT
from Boston tor San Francisco.
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The DOwn.HiIl side.

On the down bill side of life the constitution is be-
set with inirmties for which Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters the best of all remedies. Inauguration is the
most reliable means of resisting disease and is par
ticulary necessary at period of life when the de-
cay of the physical energies render the system less
able than formerly to resist its attacks The cheer
ing warmth which this prime tonic stimulant DIFF
fuses through the chilled veins, the unwonted stead
mess which it gives to the totterine limbs of age the
prompt relief which it affords from those maladies
which are most common in the decline of life, con-
stitute it an inestimabe blessing to the old and
nfrm. Among the es' monials to the excellence of
this most sautary medicine of which its proprietors
constantly in the receipt many received from
praise of of its qualities nvgorant and preven-
tive.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE
Especial to Press. ]
A.s

Especial to Pressl
Suicide.
RoCKLAND, Aug. pa daughter of John
Rines of Warren, aged twenty years, drowned
herself in South Pond yesterday afternoon.
Her body was recovered this morning A.
Riddeford KIcms.
ITO the Associated Press.1
SAco, Aug 23-Jere Rogers fell through a
scuttle in the Pepperell mill and broke one
thigh bone.
The trustees of the York County Agricultu
raj Society have decided to hold their annual
fair in Saco and Biddeford, Oct 18th. 18th
1ith and 18th.
The camp meeting association who had Rev.
N. d. Witham arrested on a Cargo of trespass
in driving loaded teams upon the camp ground
during service, have Withdrawn their suit The
reverend gentleman had none of his teams up.
on the grounds or vicinity on the day of the
alleged trespass.
Death eta Maine Man at Sea.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Capt e. A. Mcguire
of Rockport, Me-, a passenger on the steam
ship Montgomery, from Fernandina, died on
the passage and was buried at sea.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,
Monday, Aug. 23.

Monday, Aug. ID.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Sch l. @ Wishart. Mason. Georgetown, DC-coa
to Randall u McAllster.
Sch Sophia Kranz, Dyer, Alexandria, Va-coal K
Grand Trunk RR.
Sch Ellen M Colder, Wixon, Gloucester, ION tn,
railway for examination)
sen F Ladd (Br) Balloon, Clementport, Ms
wood for market.
Sch Sunbeam, King. fremont.
Sch Lucy Ann. Digbton. st George.
Sch Brilliant. Meservey, st George.
Sch Rockaway, Thurston, Bristol.
Sch Dresser, Harris, Boothbay, to fit for Wes
Sch Polly & Clarissa Ball. Boothbay-superphos
plate TO Cumberland Bone Co.
Sch Oregon. DuntOn, Boothbay.
Sch A r Weeks, Farr, Harpswell.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York Henry
Barque Saml Hale. Matthews, INTERCOLLEGIATE
Mills Co.
Brig San Miguel,(spD) Montera, Santa cruz-Phin.
ney ~ jackson.
Sch Marcus Hunter. Henloy Norfolk-Chas H
Chase 81 Co.
Sch Stella Lee Brewer. Boston, Nickerson.
Sch John Ii KranZ, Purvere, Bangor to load fol-
Liverpool (gets sos pr ME- Freeman.
Sch Mahaska. Blake, Wiscasset, to load for New
port-J NickersoD.
MEMORANDA.
Sch Charley Bucki, of Belfast. Capt Baplev. was
at Port Royal, Sc. 18th inst detained by sickness
among the crew. Two seaman, a SweQe and a Prus-
sian, had died. and others were SICK The disasc is
said to be Southern cholera.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PENSACOLA-Ar 21st, sch A Farwell. Dizer.
Boston.
KEY WEST-In port 18th. sch Josie. ,Jov. from
New York tor Tampico dischareng for repa rs
RICHMOND-Sld 20Lh, sch Edward Stanley Over
Portland.
FORTRESS MONROE-Sld goth, baroue Pamela.
Beck. (from Rio Janiero) for New York
GEORGETOWN, DC-Ar 10Th, sch Nellie Treat,
BALTIMORE-Cld goth, sch G Lane, Lane. for
Boston.
Sid Goth. brig Alex Nichols, tor New York.
PHILADELPHlA-Ar 10TH sch David Clarkson
Ireland FIN Boothbay: Rising Sum- Colburp. James
River.
Sid 21st, sch Geo Walker, for Boston
AT at Delaware Breakwaer 22d, ship Lizzie Moses,
Cox, Reval.
NEW YORK-Ar 20tb, schs Alex Young Blake.
New York; Hattie Bunker, Ford, Franklin; Jas
Henry. Snow. and Cocheeo, Young from Rockland !;
Helena, BrOckebank, Portland.
Ar 2lst, baraues Samuel Spring. Norton Buepos
Ayres 81 day; Sandy Hook. Burton. East Caycos 10
days, brig annie Gardiner. Havenes Turks island
II days; schs j K Lawrence, Herrick, st Domingo
Jas Hiss Hatch, Bangor.
Cid 2ist brigs Clora M Goodrich, Look for Morgan
and Broad Pill, Eng; Caroline Eddy, Dodge, Genoa:
schs Hannah McLoon, Keene, Hull, e. Anita, Le-
eraw, Cludad Bolivar; Ridgewood johnson, George
town, SC.
Passed through He'll Gate 21st, schs Terrapin from
Hoboken tor Portsmouth; Geo Ferguson, Rondout
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The Indian Investigation,

CHEYENNE, Aug. 23.-The commission con-
sisting of Gov. Fletcher, Mr.. Harris Faulkner
Prof. Anterior and Senator, Howe, to investi.
gate the affairs at Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
agencies, are all here. They took the testimony
of over 100 witnesses during their absence, in.
cludiDg the officers and attaches of Fort Lara
annie and Red Cloud, and visited the cattle
herds of the contractors. While the commits
sioners are disposed to be retcent, the impress
sion is left on the minds of those with whom
they converse that the charges against the
agents and contractors were based on heresay
and have not been substantiated Their off
cial report will soon be made public.
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WASHINGTON.
Postal Expenditures.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-The amount of ap-
preparation for inland mail transportation for
the present fiscal year is $16,54S, GOO; cost of
the new mail service commencing July 1, 1875,
for the year $14,S35,499; increase of service
SO, 740: total cost of services to Aug /, 1875,
S1S7514, $40, 240. Is; balance of appropriation to
meet further increase of service during the
year S2,702, 759. which will be amply sufficient
for all the expenditures of the year.
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The People Want Proof

There is no medicine prescribed by Physicians, or
sold by Druggists that carries such evidence of its
success and superior virtue as BoscHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP for Severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
Breast, Consumption, or any disease of the Throat
and Lungs, proof of that fact is that any person
afflicted, can get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try its superior effect before the regular size
rs cents. 1t has lately been introduced in this
try from Germany, and its wonderful cures are
astonishing everyone that it. Three doses will
relieve any case Try it. Sold by W. F. PHILLIPS
& CO.. Wholesale Agents. enthusiastically
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THE GEORGIA AFFAIR.
A Tempest i'm a Teapot

AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. 23.-The recent threat.
eniDg trouble between the whites and blacks
rose solely from an insane desire on the part
OF three or four idle. turbulent negroes, to gain
notoriety aud power. Being connected with
coored semi-military companies, they were
thus enabled to draw many quiet and law abId.
ing negroes into their plot
The prudent course of Governor Smith in
meeting the matter has tended to quiet the
people. and all apprehensioDs of trouble are
now over, and he was greeted at the public
meeting at Sanjersville, Saturday with en-
thusiasm by both blacks and whites. He ad-
dressed them, urging the blacks to be indus
trious and law abiding, and the whites to be
calm and forbearing.
A hundred negroes are in the Washington
county Jail, but with the exception of few
ringleaders, all will be released. Of seventy
arrests in Burke county all but five have been
released.
General Prince Rivers of South Carolina
says he knew nothing of the affair. The citi-
zens of Augusta do not believe that he had any
thing to do with the projected rising.
Alleged Confession of one of the Conspir-
AUGUSTA, Aug. 23.-Severai prominent ne
groes connected with the troubles in the coun-
ties below here have made confessions Jake
MooIemaD, first lieutenant of a negro company
testlnes on oath that nineteen companies were
10 De embraced in the instruction. Last Fri
Gay was appointed for the uprising. All the
white men and ugly white women were to be
KILLED, pretty white women were to be spared
ana the land and spoils were to be divided
among the negroes. All who have so far con
tessed testify to substantially the same as Jake
MoOIeman.
Gov. Smith arrived here this afternoon from
Waynesboro'. He is determined to preserve
the peace, enforce the laws and do Justice to
the whites and blacks.
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CHICAGO, August 23-Cattle- 1000 head ;
Market without important change native cattle 30
@625; Texans 2 % a %; shipments none.
. Live Hogs receipts 1000 head; market fairly ac-
I'VE; sales OF common to prime bacon grades at 50
Shippers at g. = @725; Philadephias nominally at
8 20 g 30; shipments 1000 head.
Sheep-receipts 500 head; market dull and weak !:
$50.
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A CAKD.


would respectfully announce that owing to having
my entire time occupied in periecling and keeping
in OF der my extensive arrangements for supplying
Salt water for Street Sprinkhn urposes, i have
been uDahe to obtain any ubscrltion whatever, and
it the work is satisfactory done. shall depend
wholly upon the generosity of those who are bepe-
flied thereby to pay the same they did last season.
Those who are dissatisfied with the work or who do
not intend to contribute the usual price, will please
notify me at once, that the services may be dsccn-
tnued. wonld further announce. that it has been
customary to make two collections. This long and
tedious job, shall eDdeayor to avoid and shall ask
all who pay $40 or less, to pay it when called upon
after the middle of the season. 1t must be born in
mind that the work is CARED on at an expense Of
$40 per day for three months without the income OF
dollar Those who pay can rest assured that the
work will be faithfully performed to the end. II
would further ask little indulgence should any
accident happen to the machinery causing delay
hence little dust. w. II. HALL,
ju7Stfsn CT Pearl Street.
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Louisiana Crops ,

New ORLEANS, Aug 23-The Price Cur
rent estimates the sugar crop of 1874 and 1875
at ll6,o67 hogsheads against 89,49S hcgsheads
last year The moIasses crop is estimated at
1l,576,S2S gallons. The growing crop is ex-
peeted to exceed last year The rice crop of
1874 and 1875 is estimated at 104,963 pounds
The prospect of the maturing crop is decidedly
favorable and considerable increase is ex-
pecsed.
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For Sale or to EAet.

FkNHE lot and buildings formerly occupied by Stew
Il art & Melcher West Commercial st. An
excellent chance to start mandatory. The man
building is three stories high, 60x75, with counting
room and room for engine and boiler. A spacious
shed and good dry houses attached: The lot is
ly 800 feet square. MATTOCKS s. FOX,
mysd6 1888 Middle st.
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MARRI ED.

In this city, Aug Z, by Rev. A. II. Wright Samue
P. Porter and Miss Emma Osgood, both OF Portland
In Cane Elizabeth, Aug. II, by Rev. j. M Wood
bury, Charles V. Cole and Miss Maggie E. Cobb both
of Cape Elizabeth.
In Waldoboro, Aug. 8, Ephraim R. White and Miss
Bertha e. Achorn.
in WaldoboIo. Aug 10. G. A. Andrews and Miss
Fannie M. Simonton, both of Rockport.
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DIED.

At Fort Preble, Aug o. Francis Estcourt, infant
son OF Elizabeth o. and Lieut.. j. E. Sawyer of the
9th Regiment U. S. Artillery.
In Lisbon, Aug II, johnnie M only child OF E. G..
and Lizzie G. Tebbets, aged months 10 days,
In Parsonsfeld. Aug. %, at the re idence of his
daughter, Eleazer Flint of Baldwin, aged 76 years.
In Alma Aug. Z, Mrs. Jane G. Yeaton, aged 50 yrs
and months.
In Wadoboro, Aug. 10, Catharine Orff, aged rs yrs
In Waioboro, Aug. II, Isaac g.. son Of Capt. Isaac
Comery, aged months.
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for Cambridgeport; Northern Light. FIN weehawken
PRovInENCEnAr 2lst, schs H Condor, Con-
AR ed; scbs Bangor. Jordan, Calais; A Colcord,
EAST GREENWICH Ar 10Th. sch Keystone
Hatch. Port Jobnson.
PAwTUCKET-sld 2lst sch Dexter, Foss. for
NEWPORT In port goth schs Kate Newman
Newman. aud Roaner, Mcfarland. tor New York ;
Charley Steao man. Dunton, New York for Hallowell
Burmah. Hutchinson. Hoboken for Portland; James
Garcelon Fernald. Somerset for do
| NEW BEDFORD-Ar Goth, sch E X Emerson
Sears Alexandria.
Sid 21st, schs Osseo (Br) Gorham, Portland; Mel
| lie Carr French, New York.
whey ARD HAVEN Ar goth. bries S v Nichols,
Chase, MStanzas 10 days for Portland: kauna. Rob
erts. I'm Port johnson for Salem; tben Fisher, Rey
nolds Boston for Philadelphia: Sea Queen, Stratton
| land NIB for do: Fay. PhiIbrook, Calais for do
Arthemius. Cole Shulee, Ms, for do; Sea Foam
Ellsworth for do; Thos Watts. Curtis, Windsor, Ms
Sid goth, sebs Tower, Lucy Baker, G Pres
eott Casco LoGge. Frank Emery. I Knight, N
Ar 2lst, schs Segun, whttemore Savannah DAYS
| for Bath; Adde Jordan. Leavitt, Weehawken tor
Boston; II Curtis Bray. tim Port johnson for Ports
mouth; Sarah B, Strout foston for New York: Bed
abedec Lurvey, Spruce Head for do; Scud, Halo
| well. Dennysville tor do.
| Sid briggs Nichols, Kauna, and Abby Thaxter;
| scbs A Colcord Mabel, David Faust. Sea Flower
| F Arthemius, Thos Watts Sea Queen H Curtis Ad-
| die Jordan. Segnip. Sarah b, Mary Langdon. Scud,
| BOSTON-Ar DIST. schs j Duren, Cook, Wee
| hawken; Agricola, Fullerton, Ellsworth.
CD 2lst, schs Empire, Crosby. tor Norfolk; Harp,
| Bickford. Eastport.
Ar 22d. paraues Tatay, Pettis Rosario. July II and
Poin! Tndio 18th; Devonshire Faker. do; schs Can
ton Henley, St Martins; Sunbeam. Bunker Norfolk /;
| Hart Hart, Alexandria Kate M Hilton. Ad-
ans. Baltimore; Jes Souther, Watts Philadelphia;
| Addie Jordan. Leavitt, Weehawken; Aneroid, Tai
bot, Port johnson.
Ar 23d, Daraue Adelia Carlton, Bowers New Or
leans; schs Clara Maloney, Newfoundland; Ada
Ames, Aehorn, Lingan, CB; Seguin. Call, Savannah
Hattie Turner. Hopper, Georgetown SC; Sunbeam,
Richmond; A Simonton, Hall. FIN Alexandria; N j
Dinsmore. Turner, Philadelphia; Dolly Walden, Al
len h9 10 Hattie White BelIaty, Rondout;
Linscott. Bath; ORION, Otis, and Mary Rogers,
Rogers, do.
SALEM-Ar 20th schs G W Andrews Watts New
York; Addie Sawyer, Cook. FIN Elizabethport; Star
| Bray, Calais for Philadelphia.
| PORTSMOUTH-Ar goth, schs j Williams
| Murch Boston.
| Ar 2lst, brig Mary Haskell. Hall. Georgetown.
SACO-Ar 21st, schs Eagle, Perkins, Philadelphia 4;
| Freddie Eaton, New York.
Ar 2Sd, fchs Sally MAR, Powell, I'm Philadelphia;
| CODE, New York.
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FUCKERS PRINTING HOUSE

The Book, Card and Job Printing Business Of the
late David Tucker, will be continued as heretofore,
at the Stand,
115 EXCHANGE STREET..
All orders, eithe personal or by mall will receive
prompt attention iy24dlysn
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New York Cattle NIa.Ira.

NEW YORK. Aug. 21.-Cattle duh and lower; sales
at a lie for Texans: II q 131c for natives receipts
| TOR the week 7479 head.
Sheep and Lambs easier at a Sc for Sheep; "a
| she 70 Lambs; receipts of the week % 634 head
Hogs steauy at 1Ot a 1Osc; receipts for the week
m q lnaI