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The Portland daily press., 1876-07-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.

Special to Pressl
Sudden Death.
FRYEBURG, July 5.-Miss Anne Carnage of
Lowell Village, died suddenly yesterday after
noon.
Fire i'm North Conway.
A house belonging to Charles Mute, at North
Conway, was burned last night; supposed in
cendiary. Loss 5000; covered by insurance.
Damaged by Collision.
RoCKLAND, July 5.-Schooner Gem of this
port, from New York. arrived in Boothbay this
morning badly damaged from collision with
an unknown vessel. A.
Serious Fall.
KENNEBUNKPoRT, July 5.-Mr. Abraham
Perkins, a carpenter fell at o'clock this utter
noon, from the upper staging of a 1000 ton ship
in the yard of N. L. Thompson, distance OF
80 feet. In addition to several minor wounds,
two ribs and the breast bone appear dislocated
with symptoms of internal injury, all indicating
dangerous condition.
Drowned.
ito the Associated Press.l
THoMAsToN, July ga young man named
Ridley Newsworthy, about 10 years of age, wal
drowned here yesterday afternoon by the up
setting of a sail boat. His body has not ye
been recovered.
Death at the Lewiston Station.
LEWISTON, July 5-George Cleaves of Saco
was taken to the station last night and ply
sician summoned who did all that could b
done, but Cleaves died at 9 o'clock to-day
aged about twenty-four.
Fire in Berwick.
SALMON FALLS, July ga dwelling and out
buildings, owned and occupied by Dennis Col
Tiers in Berwick, Me-. were burned this morn
ing. The occupants barely escaped with thei
lives. Loss $1,000; insured. Probably incen
diary
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which Congress could do better than any court,
such as the redress of grievances of citizens.
The outcome of the Geneva arbitration was in
the hands of Congress and therefore he dis
missed the lawyer points of the question. He
opposed the idea Of paying the fund to nSur-
ance companies which had fattened on the
losses of ship owners, and argued that it should
go to the class designated as war premium
men, those who had not lost their vessels by
Confederate cruisers but had to pay large war
premiums. If there was 81 or $5,O00,00O left,
the American Congress should send it back to
Great Britain and say. when we came to
get the specific items of loss they were not so
great as we had supposed" He would there
fore vote for the proposition of the gentleman
from Kentucky, (Knott)
Mr.. Seelye.argued that Congress should dis
pose of the balance of the fund lust as it might
deem wise and equitable, and that the United
States government was not responsible for its
action to Great Britain or to the Geneva tri-
bunal.
Mr.. Lord closed the debate by speech in
advocacy of the majority report.
House then proceeded to vote on the bill and
amendments. but this proceeding was inter
rupted to allow Mr.. Holman of Indiana, to
present conference report on the postoffce
appropriation bill.
The report being read Mr. Holman proceeded
| to explain it. He said the difference between
the two houses had been little over S., 000 600.
That the Senate had yielded to the amount of
| So, 236, 900 and that the House had yielded to
| the amount of 1926, 900.
The conference report was agreed to and the
House again proceeded to vote on the Geneva
award bill and its amendments.
The substitute to cover into the Treasury all
undistributed balances was rejected. Yeas &c.
nays 100.
| Without proceeding further in voting the
| House az 5 Is adjourned.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCIsCo-sld 1st, ship Rufus E

L SAN FRANCISCO-Sld list, ship Rufus Wood
NEW ORLEANS-Cld Sd, ship Virginia, Barker
Liverpool; barqge Halcyon. Hardie, do; sch Mary
Peters, York, do.
"A. Ar at the Pass Sd inst, ship Scotia. Drummond
PENSACoLA-Ar goth, sch Clara G Loud ,Thomp
BRUNswiCK, GA-cld 2sth, sch E Hayes
~; ALEXANDRIA-Sld list, scbs Ella M Watts
watts T Boston; Mary stockham for Bath.
wick, New York; Kate M Hilton, Adams, do.
Ar2d, sch Renne j Carlton, Hodgdon, Caibarien
Ell, ga Isl, sens Clifford. Bragdon Demarara; s.
York 7' D'"''' -'' -'e"
Ar 3D., ship Success, Chase. New York; schs Carrie
Webb, Humacoa; Ada Simonton. HALL and M F
Gardiner.
PHILADELPHIA--Ar I'd, schs E Heraty, Can.
Willard, Wallace. Portland Babcock, Babcock,
and Henderson, Henderson, Bath; Kate E Gif-
ford, Barrett Rockland.
Ar Sd. schs r Baird, from Kennebec; Charles E
Sears, turner. Hillsboro; V l. Hickman. KINNEY,
and Johns3n; Magee, Gardiner; Douglas Haynes,
ney; Geo S Marts, Marts; j d Paige Haley: Kate
Romel. Adams; Ann A Hickman Shaw; Annie X
Ketchum, Ketchum; Montana, Bearse; H d May,
May; Three Sisters, Baker, and Laura Brdgman
Thompson, Kennebec; Ralph Howes Burgess, Ban
gor; Moseley, Abbott. Fernandina.
man, Gardiner; Mary Shields, Waite, and Tarrv Not
Church, do; Margaret IL Lucy, Tabor, do; W r
Beebee, Lozier, Richmond, Me; Ganges, Heal, and
VIM Boardman, Boardman, Bangor; William Rice
Pressey Roekland; Lark, Robinson, Belfast for Jer,
sey City Commerce, Woodman, Spruce Head;
Benedict, Crockett, Portland.
Ar I'd, barques Golden Sheaf Thompson, Havana
8days; Lizzie Merry, Keazer, from Cardenas DAYS:
Hattie Robinson. Salinus, PR, 10 days; Fred Hol,
den, McRea, San Bias 25; Benz Reed. Reed, Port An
tonic, ia; j Slower Clay. Savannah; A L Willard.
Smith, and JAS ODonohue, Warren, Bangor; Zeta
net, Chase, Shulee MS; Rosina, Adams, Machias:
Ihos Potter Handy, from Gardiner; Mary Langdon'
Bishop, and Arctic, CHM, Rockland; Helen Nj Con,
Boothbay. ~
Also ar I'd, schs Garland, Libby, Musquash, NIB:
mQnd, Me. ANVIL
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Bracelet Lost.

IN Sunday evening, last, July Q, between South
" Street and First Parish Church, chased gold
Bracelet. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at the Printing Office Of EU SITS
& CASTELL, opposite Post Office. jy6d3ts
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DIED.

In this city, July 9TH, Henry H., only son of Thos.
and Mary L. Bond, aged months Is days.
Funeral services this Thursday afternoon at q
O'Clock from IS Washington street. Burial at con-
venience of the family.
At Cape Elizabeth, July 9Th, Amanda NJ, wife OF
Granville Libby, aged 80 years. months and II days.
Funeral at her late residence at Cape Elizabeth
Depot, at o'clock Friday afternoon.
In Deering, July 4, Mrs Ella Frances wife of Cbas
Rackletf. aged 20 years months.
In Saco, June %, Mrs. Orinda, wife of j. P MILL
ken, aged 50 years months.
In Saco, June 2S, Miss Charity Foss aged "a years
IL months.
At Old Orchard, June "a, Joseph Burbank ESQ,
aged 80 years II months.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 5.
The markets are dull with but few changes to note
in any articles. The dry goods market is unusually
quiet and but few large sales reported Money is
generally quiet and gold closed on Wednesday, July
9Th, at $1.12s
Beans are in excellent demand but prices show but
little change. Cheese is about cent lower and sales
slow. Coffee is frmer and prices are cent higher
with good demand. Copper and cordage show no
change in quotations. Flour is dull and prices are
weak without any decided change in prices. Fruit
is higher, and lemons are quoted at $3.50 and
oranges at $780, The fish market is quiet and
unchanged in prices. Grain is in good demand at
the quoted prices. Oats not quite so active this
week, however, and quoted at As to 4S cts. Hay
is in excellent demand this week. Iron is steady and
unchanged at the quotations. Lard is firm and I'M
changed in prices. Lumber is unchanged. Molasses
isquet and sales are very slow at the quoted prices.
Oils show no change in prices. Beef is dull and very
quiet. Pork is lower and prices are about 80 cents
lower on all kinds. Salt is unchanged at quotations.
Leather is firm and unchanged. Sugars are quoted
at IL cents for granuated aud 10a for Extra Co. and
the market is very strong. Spices are unchanged.
Teas are dull and unchanged. Tin shows slight
change. Tobacco is quiet at quoted prices.
Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveyance-1000 bush cornmeal to G
w. True 81 Co.
Foreign Exports.
BOWLING, SCOT. Brig M Loring-4Os, 433 feet
lumber, 1890 pckets.
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MARRIED..

In this city, June 80, by Rev. E. Y. Hincks, G. W.
Brown and Miss Emma Hatch of Damariscotta
In this city, July s. by Rev. DR.. Carruthers, Geo.
W Anderson and Miss George Hodgdon, both Of
Darlington, N. III.
July Sd. by Rev. Jas. McWhinnie, Hoken Anderson
and Sophia Andersen both OF Portland.
Eta Miller.
In North Yarmouth, June 81, by Rev. E. F. Bor-
cheers, Joseph Hilton of Wiscasset and Miss Georgie
f. LOring OF North Yarmouth.
In North Yarmouth, June "a, by Rev. E. F. Bor-
cheers, Edward G. Loring and Miss Mary E. Mitchell
of North Yarmouth.
In Bridgton July 8, by Rev. G. W, Bradlee, Thos.
Q. Dickens and Miss Lucy b. Goodwin, all of Bridg-
ton.
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NEW YORK. July 5-Evening. -Flour-recepts
3O,492 bbs sales 200 bbs; moderate business for
Western and State at 40 q 10; extra Western and
State at 70 "a 05; choice do at 10 q 50; White
Wheat Western extra at IS q 80; Fancy White
Wheat Western at IS q rs; extra Ohio at 80 "a
7 90; extra st Louis at 10 "a IS; Patent Minneso-
ia extra at rs q 90; choice at 05 q OO South
ern -four at go q IS. Rye flour is unchanged
Corlimeal unchanged. Wheat-recepts 4O3 776 bush ;
sales 1874 600 bush; prime sound parcels Spring firm
with moderate export inquiry; soft and inferior
grades dull and declining; Winter Wheat nominal !;
waukee; % q / is for N9e2 chicago; is for No 2
Northwestern; Is a IT for No Milwaukee; 16
for NO2 Duluth: 90 q 81 for ungraded Spring.
% for No Milwaukee; SIC q IL Tor Winter Red
Western; 81 for White Western; 75c a 90 for
parcels New York No 3 and No2 Spring Rye is
quiet. Barley is nominal. Barley Mallunchanged.
Corn-receipts 296, 952 bush sales 900 bush the
market opened shade frmer and closed scarcely so
firm shippers holding Oft; 80 q 53c for unsound and
Western Mixed ;55c and nominal for no grade Mixed ;
Mixed latter by sample; SOC for graded Mixed 6OIc
for graded Mol; Sc "a colo for ungiaded Western
Mixed Coo for ungraded Western Yellow. Oats-re-
ceipts i76647 bush the market is slightly in buyers
bush; SO a 41!c for MixedsWestem and State; SIS a
45c for White Western and State including rejected
at 33c; New York No at SIC; do No at 41Ic; No 2
White SIC; No 2 Chicago at 80 % 40c. Coffee-Rio is
quiet and steady at 154 q Isle gold for cargoes list a
19ic gold for job lots. Sugar is very firm but quiet
at SO ssc tor fair to good refining s &c for prime;
refined is firm at 10tc for standard 11s a 10sc for
granulated, crushed and powdered. Molasses is IN
changed. Rice is steady. Petroleum quiet ndfirm;
crude at &c; refined at 15s q Ice. Talow is steady
q 70. Turpentine quiet at 29s @ SOC for Spirits.
Pork is frmer with fair export demand; new mess
at 20 20. Beefis dull. Cut Meats-Western quiet;
middes at 1Osc for Western long clear 1Ol for city
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Brighton Cattle Market.

cor the week enQlng wednesday, July B.
Amount OF stock at market-Cattle 1857; Sheen
and Lambs 1867; Swine 600; number Western Cat
tie oll7 Eastern Cattle :; Mich Cows and North
ern Cattle 40.
Prices Of Beef Cattle % 100 Tbs, live weight-Extra
at 70 30 9 Is; first quality at IS 25 a 374 Sec
ond quality at 81 ST. q 12a third quality 81 12a
at So % q Is.
low 81 q &c ~ fb.
5ac % lib.
Calf Skins 10 q lie % ib; sheared Sheep Skins at
25c; Lamb Skins SOC.
Working Oxen-Not much call for them, and but
Anew pairs offered in market for ale. The trade for
Working Oxen will be light until Cattle come in more
plenty from the North and Maine
Store Cattle-With the exception of Mich Cows
there are but a few Stores brought into market at
this season of the year, most of the trade being con-
fined to Beeves.
Mich Cows-We quote extra at $55 a sos; ordi-
nary $25 q 30 % head. Most of the Mich Cows Of
tered in market for sale of common grade. The
trade for Mich Cows has not been very active of late
at prices ranging from q 10c % fb.
Sheep and Lambs-Nearly all the Sheep and Lambs
for the week were engaged by butchers and taken
direct from the cars to be Slaughtered, the demand
for Lambs being active. The supply of Sheep and
Lambs from the North was light.
Swine-Store Pigs, wholesale at a SC % fb retail
to 10c " fb. Fat Hogs, $500; prices 81 a 7c % Id
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EurOpean Markets.

LONDON, July 5-123O P. M.-Consols at SO 1916
for money and account.
LONDON, July 5-123O P. M.-American securi-
tiesUnited States bonds 1865, old 1861; new SIS at
1869. Erie preferred 10.
LIVERPOOL, July 5.-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
irregular Middng uplands at 15-16d; do Orleans
at Lied; sales Of 5000 bales, including 1000 bales
for speculation and export; receipts 5000 bales, of
which all were American.
FRANKFORT, July 5.-American securities-New
SIS, 1917
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
+ O IL Il s a TAR.

"For twenty years have been very much troubled
with Salt Rheum on my arm, for which have tried
various washes and salyes besides the treatment o
my regular physician. These have only driven it
from my arm and ca sed it to appear elsewhere.
Soap, my arm is entirely areU and l discover no
symptoms of the trouble elsewhere" That is the
testimony of Mrs. B. s, Hunt, of Portland, Me. Get
a cake of your druggist, or by sending 50 cents TO
The Forest Tar Co., Portland, Me.
oct15 sn9m
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

BOWLING, SCOT, Brig s M Loring-4Os, 433 feet
lumber, 16, 800 pickets.
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WASHINGTON.
More Official Changes

WASHINGTON, July Sit is stated that the
President has asked Commissioner Pratt to re-
move Major Clarke, special agent in San Fran
cisco, and Ferdinand Meyer. Supervisor Of In
terral Revenue in st. Louis, successor of Mac
Donald. 1t is said that Mr.. Pratt opposes the
removal of these officers. and possibly he may
himself resign.
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METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington. DC,
July 6, Il A. M.)5
For New England.
falling followed by rising baromete, brisk and
possibly high suutheily winds veering to cooler
westerly and diminishing in force and rainy,
succeeded by clearing weather.
Cautionary siSnaIs are orders for Eastport.
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F O r E G N.
A SAD SHIPWRECK.
Two Hundred and Thirty Persons
Drowned.

LONDON, July 1.-The Governor of the Dutch
East Indies telegraphs confirming the report of
the Straits of Slmda Two hundred and thirty
persons were drowned
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MEMORANDA.

st John, NIB, July There is still four feet water
in the hold of ship Belle OBien and the leak is only
partially stopped. The Halifax diver has gone home
and one from the United States is to make an exam
nation of her bottom.
Belfast, Ire, June 1-Barque Minnie M Watts, from
Baltimore while In tow of a tug. grounded on the
ming tide, but got agroud again and remained. LA
ter dates say she came off next day.]
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NEW YORK. July 5-Evening,-Moneye easy at 81
down to per cent. on CALL Sterling steady at 4SS
for TO days and 400 for demand.
Gold declined 112s to 112s loans per cent. to fat
$4,000. The customs receipts to-day were 1926, 600
Treasury disbursements were 1907 900 for interest
$500 for bonds, and SIS, APO in silver.
The following were The closing quotations OF Gov.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Athletics 6, CincinnatIs 4.
Peter b. Yates, Mayor of Schenectady, died
suddenly OF heart disease in Saratoga special
train on the Hudson River railroad Tuesday.
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April II. lat 5. Ion 20 W, barque Fred W Carbon,
from New York for Angler.
dune 10, lat 80 N, lon 10 W, shin Eel Capitan from
Cagliari for Calcutta.
June %, lat 2s 25 N, Ion 6S 80 w, baroue Alice,
from Rio Janeiro for Baltimore.
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Revive the Drooniuu Euer.;es

When the physical energies droop, revive them
with that safest and most active of tonics Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. By timely of this salu-
tary and agreeable medicine you will save yourself
from positive disease; for, be assured that the lam
guor and loss of strength and appetite which troubles
you is in fact the precursor of maady of per-
haps, serious nature Appetite tranquility of the
nervous system, and pristine vgor, will assuredly be
restored if the Bitters used systematically and
the alimentary disturbance which in nine out
OF ten gives rise to debility and nervousness, be en-
tirely removed. Regularity of the towels, active
hillary secretion, the expulsion of impurities from the
blood through the kidneys, also among the bene-
cent effects Of this admirable restorative.
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The Imperial Guard.
Another Insurreclion.
FOreiRn N0fe.

The Prussian bark Vearia from Dalhousie
Tor London, has been totally wrecked on the
Magdalen Islands. Crew saved,
The cod fishing at the Magdalen Islands is
poor and bait is scarce
A Constanttnople despatch report the defeat
OF the Seryian troops at Urkub with loss of
500 killed and wounded.
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The ChlCASOs WhIteWaSheu by The Hart.
fOrds.
CHICAGO, July about - 900 people wit
messed the Chicago Hartford game of base ball
here yesterday. The following is the score:
Innings. ............. 8 s 9
Hartfords. ............ 0 0 0 0 o. 3
Chicagos. ............. 0 0 O. 0 0 0 o. 0
Base hits, Chicago 5. Hartford 10; errors,
Chicago 2, Hartford 81 runs earned none The
Hartfords won by the errors of Bielaski and
White in the seventh inning.
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Found.

IN the enclosure Of j. L. Whitehouse, West
Il Falmouth, near M. c. II. II. Depot, Dark-Red
Horse, jy6d3ts
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Providence Print Cloth. nIarke,.


PROVIDENCE, July 5.-Printing Cloths market
quiet and steady at previous quotations 81 "a SIC
for good standard and extra Ga K 81,
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Jonathan Pearl of Rochester, N. H., 70
years of age, committed suicide yesterday morn
ing by cutting his throat Domestic troubles
and fear Of coming to want was the cause.
Engineer Vaughan and a fagman were ms
family killed and a conductor injured by col
lision of freight trains on the Penn sylvania
railroad yesterday morning.
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lFROM MERCHANTS EXC

LFR0M MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Boston 9th, sch Nellie Star, Poland, from
Marseilles.
Cardenas.
Ar at Belfast. I, 4th inst, barque Walker Aiming
ton, Hooper, Philadelphia.
AT at Bordeaux -, barque SYRIA, Corning Dantzic
Ar at Greenock 4th inst, brig Elizabeth Winslow,
from Portland.
Ar at Limerick 4th inst, barque Sarah Hobart,
Pinkham, Boston
Ar at Matanzas list inst, brig Mary A Chase, Do
Ian, Philadelphia; sch Il W Brown. Pascagoula.
Ar at Sagua 2sth, sch j Reed, Crowley, Pasca-
goula.
Sid 9th. brig Onalaska, North of Hatteras.
Sid I'm Caibarien Beth, brig Cascatele, New York; ;
sch Mary E Thompson, for Baltimore.
=, Sid I'm Matanzas 4th, barque Daring, Branscomb
North of Hatteras.
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TURKEY.

LONDON, July "a Berlin special to the
Telegraph says that the Northern powers have
forwarded to England the most satisfactory as
surance in regard to the war. They express
oeterminatlon to remain completely neutral,
and evince a strong desire to localize the strnp
gle.
The Imperial Ssuard.
A despatch from Vienna says that 10 900 of
the Imperial guard are leaving Constantinople
for Servia.
Another Insurreciion.
COLOGNE, July ga despatch to the Ga
zette says that an instruction has broken out
between Msch and Solou, in the rear of the
Turkish army.
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chow many subtlest influences
With spiritual touch of ioy or main
Invisible as air and soft as LIGHT
DO BODY forth that image of the brain
we eau our Country,-visionary shape
LoVest more imam woman, fuller of fire than Wlne
whose charm can none define '
Nor any, though he flee it, can escape.
All part-cOlored threads the weaver time
Sets In his web, now trivial, now sublime.
All memories. all fOrebodings, hopes and fears
mountain and river, forest prairie, sea,
a NIL, a rock homestead, field or tree
me casual gleanings of unreckoned wears
rake goddess-shape at last and there is She.
va az our birth, new as the springng hours,
Shrine of our weakness, fortress Of our bowers.
Consoier: Kinder, peerless mid her peers
Io1 CO that meath our conscious being stirs
NE TO give ours permanence, when we
are Dofne TO mingle our poor earth with hers
ANA Az this glowing world goes with us on oul
biers. va '- '''
You who hold dear this self.conceiyed ideal.
whose falth and works alone can make it real
Bring al your fairest gifts to deck her shrine
VINO ilfts our lives away from Thine and Mime
divine. 0" A"0ie
Mnen al have done their utmost surely he
Hatn given the best, who gives character
Erect and constant which nor apy shock
W loosened elements, nor the forceful sea
VI moving or of ebbing fates can stir
FROM It's deep bases on the living rock
VI ancient manhood's sweet security"
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To Let.

A Woodford's Corner, on High Street, a House
"A and Barn; garden planted Tor a small family.
Inquire Of f. G. PATTERSON,
Jy6dtf Portland.
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New York Stock and money Market.

$1,000 Eastern Railroad sinking fund U.s..
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There were 48 minor accidents and 68 small
fires in New York and Brooklyn on the Fourth.
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V1pnssI,
Portland Daily Press srochLfs.

Corrected by WOODBURY. & MoULToN, Investment
Bankers, CT Exchange st.
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TO THE DEAF.
A Card from VIM. r. GOuilding, Esq, Ast
of the Ambrose Og rim Mills, Lewiston.


of the Androscoggin Mills, Lewiston.
take great pleasure in calling public attent on to
Doctor G. b. Lghthi of New York, now here for the
treatment of diseased eyes and ears. My son Frank,
who has been quite deaf for long time, has been en-
trey cured of his deafness and catarrh and his gen.
eral health improved by the kiful treatment of DR..
Lighthil, and we feel confident he has been perma-
nenty cured The public will find the Doctor very
pleasant, gentlemanly man, at the Marston House,
where he will be happy to relieve them of the serious
evils of defective seeing and hearing. He is now
treating me for deafness, and feel that shall be
doing the pnblc as well the do ctor service by
calling their attention to him.
WIN. f. GoULDING.
DR.. Carl B. Lighthi above referred to, has devot-
ed his attention for many year s. wholly to the treat
ment, relief and of Blind ness, Deafness and Ca
tarrh. He can now be consulted daily at the
MARSTON HOUSE, Lewiston, Me.
JUS sniff
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
NEWS,
POET OF PORTLAND,

Tuesday, July A.
ARRIVED.
Barque Fannie M Carvill, johnson, Pictou-coal TO
Grand Trunk RR Co.
Sch John Bird. Smith. Baltimore-coal to Gas Co.
Sch Eva May, Andrews, South Amboy-coat to
Sch Henry Adelbert, Meady, New York-coal to
j W Deering.
Wednesday, July 5.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia Bragg, New York-pgssen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Barqne Maggie (Br) Urquebar, Pictou NS-coal to
Grand Trunk RR Co.
Brig Louisa, Hobbs, Sagua-molasses to E Chur-
chill 81 Co.
Brig H Cleaves, Cummings, Philadelphia to
Jos Poor q Bro. Vessel to B j Willard.
Brig MECHANIC. Hutchinson, Philadephia-coa to
Sch Priscilla Scrbner, Daley, Phladephia-coal to
Randall & McAllister
Sch Magic Marston, Hooper, Philadelphia
to Randall q McAllster.
Sch Welcome Home, (Br) Hatfield, New York, to
load for Windsor, MS.
Sch Lucknow, (Brl McNeilley Harborvile, Ms.
Sch Day Star. (Br) Dawson, Halls Harbor, Ms.
Sch George. Babbage, Rockland.
Sch Utica, Th0rndke, Rockland-lme to A B
Morse & Co.
Sch Hudson, Hitehings, Rocklanu for Boston,
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Davis Bristol.
Sch Closson Dorty. North Haven for Philadelphia
maokerel; Lizzie Williams, Conley, do, 2GO do.
CLEARED.
y, Brig Sarah M Loring, Loring. Bowling, Scot-Ber-
lin Mills Co.
Sch bLightiOot. (Br, Swim, Cape Island, Ns-Port
= Sch Margie, MeEadden, .Kennebec, to load for
Philadelphia-J Winslow & Co.
Sch jed Duren, Cook, Caais-Nathl Blake.
sen Ida Spofford, ingalls,, Eastport and Calais