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The Portland daily press., 1876-09-28
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
Awards to Maine Exhibitors.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The following are the
awards of the Centennial judges to Maine ex,
hibitors:
A. B. Morrison Of Portland, gold and silver
solutions.
J. Winslow Jones of Portland, preserved
green corn.
Portland Packing Company, Portland, pre-
served extracts and sweet corn preserved
Burnham & Morrill,, Portland, vegetable and
animal extracts
j. W. Jones, Portland, canned roast beef
Burnham & Morrill,, Portland, canned meats,
roast beef, mutton, veal and fowl, also for pre-.
served fruits.
Charles E. Wheeler, Pennington, split BAN
boo rods.
Durham & Morrill,. Portland, canned mack
erel.
Portland Packing Company, Portland, can
ned fish.
j. w. Jones, Portland. fresh mackere.
z. J, Atkins, Bucksport, fish ways.
F. a. Patten, Bath, feldspar and quartz for
potters.
o. W. Davis, Bangor, pig iron.
Maine Red Granite Company, Calais, red
granite from Red Beach.
Maine Slate Company, Skowhegan, slate.
C. q. Chandler Brownsville, roofing slate
J.W Stockwell Portland. cement pipe mould
operated BY power
Androscoggin Mills Lewiston, cotton fabrics.
Continental Mills, Lewiston, cotton fabrics
Hill Manufacturing Company, Lewiston, cot
ton fabrics.
Baker Mills, Auburn. cotton fabrics.
Lewiston Mills, Lewiston, cotton duck, cot
tonades, ticking, etc.
Cabot Manufacturing Company, Brunswick
cotton fabrics.
Bates Manufacturing Company, Lewiston,
cotton fabrics.
Bates Manufacturing Company, Lewiston,
| satteens, ginghams, ETC.
Lewiston Machine Company, Lewiston, loom,
and warping machines.
Saco Water Power Machine Company, Bid
deford, mule spinning, drawing and rowing
machine
Bates Wooden Company, Lewiston, beavers
| and repel)ants.
Newichawanick Company, South Berwick
blankets.
| George S. Fellows, Lewiston, double propel
Ter pump.
Paris Hill Manufacturing Company, Pari.
Hill, children's sleds and wagons.
RICHARDSON, Mckee & Co., children's car
riages.
Ara Cushman & Co., Auburn, peg, screw
and machine sewed boots.
| Yesterdays Admissions.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept N.-The attendance al
the main exhibition today 1868, at the livt
/ stock exhibition 1886.
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DEPARTURES OF sTEAmsnIps.

Miniature Almanac september 2S.
Sun rises. ;. ........554 High water.".... 745 AM
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NEW YORK.



NEW YORK, Sept. 27-The Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad Co. sold 100000
tons of Scranton coal today. The attendance
of buyers was large and prices were below those
of Wednesday. The prices brought were as
tolows:-Steamboat, 287 and 1921 crate,
297aa, egg, 315 and 80, stove 800 and 4, chest
nut 800 and 1924. Thescoal is deliverable at
HObOken during the present month.
Haleyt,s Reef.
The exploded reef at Halett's Point was
thoroughly examined today by divers, who re-
ported that the rocks were broken mp beauti-
fully.
Tea sales by Auction.
About %, 900 lbs. of tea were sold at auction
today at 10 IL cts TO GA for green; % 1-2 cts to
26 for old Japan; A 1 2 to SO for new; "a 1 to
ga for Formosa Ooong; 20 to 80 IL for Annoy;
"a to "a IL for Souchong; aud 20 to ~ IL for
COnyou.
The Seward Statue.
The statue of VIM. Fl. Seward in Madison
Avenue was formally dedicated this afternoon
Secretary Fish made the formal presentation to
the city. Mayor Wickham responded and W.
NJ. Evarts delivered an address.
Failure of Savings Bank.
The New Amsterdam Savings Bank of this
city suspended payment today and applied for
a receiver. Three years ago it bad $500, 900 de-
posits, now there are but $500 The institu-
ton has never been paying one, but claims a
surplus of $11 900 and that by the end of sixty
days all the securities will be turned into cash
and the depositors paid. The capital of the
bank is reported at something over 100000.
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Corrected for the PRESS to Sept. Of, 1876.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN NAME
ardroscouain County Fair.


LEWISTON, Sept. 27.-The cattle show&and
Androscoggin county fair has been largely at
tended today, the horses being on exhibition.
This society has no trotting. This evening
there was large attendance in the hall. John
sons band furnished the music.
Shoe shipments.
Two thousand one hundred and seventeen
cases of shoes were shipped from Auburn this
week.
Crime in Somerset County.
SKowHEGAN. Sept. 27.-At the September
term of the Supreme Judicial Court, now in
session here, Judge Danforth presiding, the
grand jury found thfty-seven Indictments,
twenty-nine for liquor selling, one for man
slaughter, one for assault with intent to kill,
the latter against John Clark for shooting
Martin Stevens at Smithfeld last July. The
Judge has sentenced him to one year in the Au
gvsta Jail and workshop.
Rockland Trofting Park.
RocKLAND, Sept T.-At the Knox trotting
park today the race for the 2.39 class, unfnish-
ed yesterday, was won by Louise. Best time
2.41. In the race for the ga class four start
ed and T. W. Berry's "Victor" won in three
straight heats, Black Diamond second, Honest
Nell third, Fearless fourth. Time 2 A, 2 A,
245. In the 80 class three horses started and
the race was won by Plymouth Rock in the
third, fourth and fifth heats. Time 2 34a, 2 81,
| 2.36. 2.37a, 23Sa Second and third money
| was divided between Aver and Knox Boy.
Best time by Knox Boy on the first heat.
There was good attendance. The track was
rather heavy from last nights rain.
Assault Upon an Officer.
BIDDEFoRD, Sept. N.-Jim Hickey, ward
| politician and hard character, met Officer ALI
son early this morning and went for him with
knife, obliging the officer to use his billy and
revolver. Hickey was secured.
| Thieves Caught.
Peter Cyr and two Leterette brothers, French
thieves who have entered a half dozen stores
here, were arrested today.
Accidents
| Fred O'Neil,an operative in the Laconia mills
| got caught in mule frame and his head and
hand were badly lacerated. O'Neil was care
less, and is fortunate to be alive.
Lemuel Brooks, working in Capt Thompon's
ship yard, Kennebunkport, was seriously cu
with broad axe.
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MINOR KILOGRAMS,

bOStOns D; CluclnnatlS s.
Proctor Knott has been re nominated for
Congress by reclamation.
Nearly $4,000 voters were registered in Brook
Ign yesterday.
The Pemberton National Bank of Lawrencs
declares semi.annual dividend of per cent.
payable Oct. I'd.
The Republicans of the Fourth Connecticut
district have nominated DR.. Robert Hubbard
of Bridgeport for Congress.
The silver commission have selected Benz. f.
Nourse of Boston. Gen. Dix of New York, and
VIM. Grosbeck of Ohio, as experts.
Tenbroeck at Louisville yesterday made the
fastest four miles on record accomplishing the
distance in 7.15a.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Salmon Falls Manufacturing CO. was held
at Salmon Falls Falls yesterday, and directors
eected.ni
The annual meeting of the Cocheco M ann
featuring 90. was held at Dover, Yesterday.
Amos q. Lawrence was elected President.
49e00 yards Of prints were manufactured last
yeatdC The Treasnrer's exhibit was considered
satisfactory, r a1oaad .
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-28
Magazine Notices.

The Record of the Year for October contains
the usual complete and well arranged record or
all important events of the month. together
with great variety of interesting miscelane-
GUS reading in prose and verse. Among the
latter we notice Bayard Taylor's Centennial
Ode, several of Swinburne's songs, some I'M
known poems by Poe, and great deal of inter-
esting gossip. anecdotes, bits of history and
biography, and odds and ends of information.
The number is illustrated with fine steel por-
trait of William Evarts. Mr.. Evart's Centen-
NAL Grafton is also given in full, together with
the congratulatory letters sent by foreign DOW
ers to President Grant. G. W. Carleton & Co.,
Publishers.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-28

Emperor William, in an address to deputa-
ton on the Eastern question at Stuttgardt, yes
terday. said: IA basis now appears to have
been found for the policy OF the great powers
which we may fairly hope will lead to very
satisfactory results"
There has been reconciliation between Hol-
land ad Venezuela.
The London Financier says that EGO 900
worth CT American eagles were purchased yes
terday from the bank at 76s. std. per ounce for
transmission to New York. Further remit
tances are expected because the shipments of
wheat and cotton from America are large and
the absorption of the new United States fund
ed loan in Europe is steadily increasing.
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SPAIN.
Tweed ON His way Home.

New YORK, Sept pa VIgo special says
Tweed, under the escort of Spanish soldiers,
was taken firm prison, marched through I'M
frequented streets and put on boat belonging
to the frigate Franklin and taken on board.
The citizens are said to be indignant at his
surrender. Another Vigo special says that
Tweed offered very little objection to his re-
moval. de was treated With every considera-
ton, aud the quarters of Rear Admiral Case
Sas assigned 10 him.
Tweeds companion, who gave the name Of
VIM. Hunt ard who had been imprisoned with
him, was taken on board the Franklin, but al
most im mediately set al liberty and allowed to
return ashore. In dress and appearance he
looks like mechanic. He says they we're
we'll treated in prison, but refuses to give any
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-28

NEW ORLEANS-Ar god, ship Guardian, Ames,
Ames. London; barque Elliott Richie, Hutchinson.
JACKsoNvILLE-Cld goth, sch Kate E Rich,
Holmes. st Augustine.
GEORGETOWN, Sc In port 22d, sch Julia
Floyd, Gassiu, for New York, ready.
from New York.
Ar 25th, barque FloIi NJ Hubert. Handy. Boston.
BALTIMORE-Cld 2sd, sch M Reed, Kelley, for
Providence.
At quarantine. sch Hattie L Fuller, (late Smith.
who died OF fever) from Brunswick. Ga, Grew well)
PHILADELPH1A-Ar25 18th, scbs f Baird May
hew. Gardiner; L Burns Crosby, Somerset.
Cid 25th, schs Bagaddce, Clements, Portland: En-
ma McAdam, Murch, Fernandina; Chas Paige,
Grace Boston.
Ar 26th, sch Addie Ryersop. Cousins, Boston.
CD 26tn, sehs Hallock, Monte, saco; Melissa
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 25th, ship Oakland,
Reed, from Barcelona: brig Callao. from Sligo.
Sid 25th, ship John Baker; baiqne Poh0no.
NEW YOkk-Ar 25tb. barque Caibarien, Hopkins
Cardiff; Caro-; Gay, Cadz 81 days: schs Eva Yates.
Elbridge Gerry, Childs, Rockland; Percy, Mitchell,
Eastport; Allen Green, Nickerson, Kennebec.
Passed through Hell Gate 25tb. schs Idaho. Jame-
son. New York tor RocklaDd; Dexter Clark, Curtis,
do for Boston; Mary Shields. I'm Amboy tor Boston
Ross aoboken for Boston; Penrietta, Willard Phil,
adelphia for Saybrook; Flora King. Cole, Weekaw-
PROvIDENCE-Sld Goth, sch W Holt Delay,
NEW BEDFORD Sid 26th, scbs E A Stevens,
Rich, and Th0s Potter, Handy, New YORK.
| VINEvARD-HAVEN-Ar 25th, barque Andes,
Leach, Bath tor Philadelphia; scbs Ward Parks,
| Bogart, Gardiner for Baltimore; Annie l. Palmer
Lewis Boothbay for New York; Boaz, Foss, Belfast
| for New York.
| BOSTON-Ar 26tb, sch Samuel Lewis, Hammond
| Ellsworth.
| Cid 26th, sch Lena R Storer. Seavey. Mobile.
Ar 9th, scbs Riley, Coffin, CaiiZ; Eagle, Ben
nett, Sullivan; Walter E Palmer, Staples, Bangor.
Below. sch John H Converse, Plummer, Philadel-
phia for Portland.
/ Cid 9th, sch Annie Lee, Look. Provincetown.
i harnna Sarmientn
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Portland Daily Press Stock List
Corrected by WOODBURY. s. MoULToN, Investment
Bankers, Ct Exchange st.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
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The Wool Market.

BOSTON, Sept. 27-l Reported for the Press.lEThe
following is list OF prices quoted this afternoon:
DOmestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pck-lock AZ a
4sc; do choice Xxx 40 q 45c; do fine IS a 4Oc; me.
dunn SO q 4Oc; coarse 50 q 34c; Michigan extra and
Xxx sc q $50; fine IS q $780, medium So q SIC; COM
mon 30 g Bic; other Western fine and x 80 q SIC;
medium 81 q 36c, common 80 q Sic; pulled extra
% q 40c; supertne % q 40; No 1, 20 q Csc; comb
ing fleece As q SOC; California Ia q &c., Texas Is
q 26c; Canada 20 "a 35c do combng 80 q 52A; Smyr.
ma washed II q Soc; do unwashed. ID q pc; Buenos
Ayres 16 @ 30c Cape Good Hope 20 q 33c; Austral-
ian As q. SOC; Donskoi IS q 33c; Mestiza pulled =
&c. =
There is very firm feeling for Wool and prices
continue to be sustained, with steady demand
from manufacturers. The extreme prices asked and
the fact that holders disposed to meet The mark
&c only as fast as they can open and grade their
Wool has tendency to limit transactions, as there
is a very confident feeling that prices must gradual
ly advance The clip OF he country has been sold
up closer than usual tor the season, ana available
lots OF fine feeces are now difficult to find.
Imports from January to Sept. g.
1875. 1915
Foreign, bales. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1868 2O.206
Domestic, bales ......."......... lS9,79S 1S8.S24
In New York the advanced views OF holders have
rather checked the demand for large parcels for
since our last the business has been confined almost
entirely to small lots for the supplying of immediate
necessities.
In Philadelphia the tone of the market is steady.
but the volume Of business is by no means EXCESSIVE
ly large.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
The War in Columbia-The COnserva.

The War in Columbin-The COnserva-
tives Defeated with Heavy Loss.
NEW YORK, Sept. ga Panama letter of
the 10th says the effort for peace in Caucun has
failed and battle between 5000 conservatives
and 1000 government troops, lasting seven hours
followed, resultingsn the former being defeat
ed. Losses over 1000 killed and another thou
sand wounded and 400 taken prisoners. Sixty
mule loads of ammunition were captured The
troops then occupied Garbage and will soon
march to Antioquin where the conservatives
have sought refuge.
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Ar at Greenock Goth, barque Woodside, Montgom.
cry, Portland, Aug 26); Emma l. Partridge, Part
ridtfe, do, (Aug 81.
Ar at nelvoet 25th, barque Mary G Reed, from
New York.
Ar at Rio Janeiro prev to 22d, barque Gen Fair
child, Kelley, Cardiff.
Cid at Liverpool 25tb sch Bva May, Andrews, for
Demarara.
AT at New York 9th, steamer City of New York,
from Havana.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-28
MARINE NEWS.
p0RT or PORTLAND,
Wednesday, Sept. ~.

Wednesday, Sept. ~.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia. Bragg, New York-pBssen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox
Sch George Edwin, Savage, Northrort, LI-sand
to Rolling Mills
Sch S Lindsey, johnson, Boston-molasses to
Sch VIM Thomas. Littejohn, Portsmouth.
Sch John Dix, Pinkham, Cape Porpoise-dry fish
to Curtis q Davis.
Sch Portland. (Br) Lynch, Annapolis, NS-4O cords
wood to A Whidden.
Sch Senator. Murch, Observation-Disclosures to Alex
Edmonus, and shingles to w g. G Milliken.
Sch Railroad, Webster, Castiue.
Sch Elmoral, Hadlock, Cranberry Isles
Sch Union. church. Cranberry Isles for Boston.
Sch N Robbins, Clinton. Calais tor New York.
Schs Red Rover, Bowden, and Trader, Lowell.
Calais for Boston.
Sch Flora Weber. Dyer. Trenton for Boston.
Sch Samaritan, Hale, Bangor tor Boston.
Schs w Lovett, Reed and Mary Hawes Haskell
Rockport tor Boston.
Sch Rosa & Adra Piper, Damarscotta for Boston.
Sch Fl W Race, Montgomery Boothbay for New
Bedford.
Sch John Somes, Staples, with ITO bbls maokerel,
Steam-tug Chas A Warren, Griffin, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Nellie STAR Poland. New York-N Cram.
Sch Bessie, (Br) McKeson, Yarmouth, NS-John
Portions.
Sch Bonetta (Br) Clark, CORVALLIS, Ms John
PorteOus.
Sch Zina. Bradbury, Machias-S W Thaxter s. Co.
Sch Emeine. Blake. Wiscasset-Chase Bros.
Sch Arrival, Farnum, Boothbay-master.~
SAILED-Brigs Hattie Bishop, and Rowland !;
scbs Jefferson Borden, and Weeks. The w
MCGEE and Starlight started and put back
The fine schr Bowdon, Capt Randall. is up for
Philadelphia and will take freight at Central wharf
iuto Dutch Island Harbor 25th, has been ordered to
Portland.
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hurricane from the Sc came on, and the anchors
had 10 be slipped to save the vessel. Will be ready
to proceed about 27th.
Sch Mary A Holt from Bucksville, sc. for Calais,
which recently went ashore in Back River remain
ed IN same position oath, full OF water. Wreckers
have commenced work on her and expect to have her
off In a few DAYS.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-28
Boston Bank Statement.
N, Sept. 27.-The following is the statement
,ston National banks, as returned to the
New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. September 27-Evening.-Money was
easy to-day at II "a per cent on call Sterling Ex-
change quiet at 4S2 for 60 days and 1881 for sight
Gold opeued at no. advanced to 110s, and declined
to 81 rates paid for borrowing @ per cent. loans
also made fiat and at per cent. for carrying. The
clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank were SIS
6s2, 900. The customs receipts to-day $375,O00
The Treasury disbursements were $4,000, gold
and $15 900 silver.
Governments steady. State bonds dull; Mo. long
bonds at 1881; old Tennessee Al new Al. Railroad
bonds-decline in New Jersey convertible II per
cent; Milwaukee & st Paul consol sinking funds,
Hannibal & st Joseph SIS and Western Pacific
bonds declined per cent each, and Ohio & Miss y
G. G. and j. c. frsts each. The Chicago 81 North
sale.
Stock irregular and unsettled; decline in coal
stocks in part due to Philadelphia advces reporting
large declin go per cent? in Reading, and reports
concerning the October interest and liabilities of the
New Jersey Central. The Western stocks, St Paul
ports concerning the crops. The transactions aggre
gated III, 900 shares.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-28

LONDON, Sept, 27-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 96 5.16
for money and account.
LONDON, September 27-12.3O P. M.-American Sc
curities United States 10-40s, 1883.
LONDON, September 27.-3.O0 P. M.-Consols at
96a for money and account.
LIVERPOOL, September 27.-12.3O P. M.-Cotton
market is steady; Middling upands at 15-l6d; do
Orleans 6sd sales of 10000 bales, including 1000
bales tor speculation and EXPORT receipts 1860 bales,
of which 1000 bales were American. FHf
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sou eds 3alt
Yellow Fever.

New YoRk, Sept ga private despatch
from Brunswick, Ga, says there are 400 cases
of yellow fever there, and moneyis needed to
buy food. y s6t led.reH 9,i}
GALVESTON, Sept. 27.-Two thousand dollars
have been sent to the relief of Savannah and
Brunswick, and additional amounts are being
subscribed bir9Foicu ofT4IilG - s.se9lE
SAVANNAH, Sept. 27.--J. ii, EstlI, editor of
The morning News, who was taken with the
yellow fever on Monday is reported as doing
Tie interments today were 81, of which %
were yellow fever cases. .... y ''''-' -"
MEMPHIS, Sept. 27.--The citizens coum;ttoe
collected $4,000 today for the yellow fever snf.
ferers at Savannah. The committee sent $1,000
to the Mayor Of Brunswick today.
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that the man arrested is named Seeor Hunt
went to the hotel and there joined an Amer-
lean, about S5 years Old, bald headed with
sandy hair aud beard, who registered the n anne
of r. Sands
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Death of Braxtou Il. Bragg,

GALVESTON, Sept 27.-This morning Gen.
Braxton L. Bragg, aged 81, dropped dead on
the street. The cause of his death was fatal
syncope, induced by organic disease of the
heart.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-28
Death of Tbaddeus we,,es.

HARTFORD, Ct. Sept. 27.-Hou. Thaddeus
Welles of Glastonbury, prominent citizen of
this state, and only brother of Gideon Welies,
ex-Secretary of the Navy, died today.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-28
THE DOMINION.
Steamship Ashore

QUEBEC. Sept 27.-rhe steamship Langshaw
which sailed on the 23d for London, is ashore
near Sydney, G. b., and is likely to become a
total wreck.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-28
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Bombay Aug 10, ship Ivanhoe, Herman,
Calcutta.
Sid I'm samarang Aug 4. ship Richard McManus.
at Apjier prev to 25th inst, ship Southern Cross
Hughes. Liverpool.
ar at Maurtius July 9th, barque Annie Hall,
Nelson, Algoa Bay, CGH.
Sid FIN Batavia Aug 9Th, ship Castne. Avery. for
Sourabaya; 9Th. barque Saml Hale, Haven, Sama-
rang and Channel Eyvor, Littefeld, Tagal and
Channel.
Passed Anjer, July 49, ship Antelope. Cheny, from
Ar at Genoa :. schs Hattie Kelsey, Randall,
New York; Henderson, Henderson, do.
Ar at Cronstadt 22d inst, barque Almira Coombs,
Gables, B0stOn1
Ar at Sourabaya July 21st. barque F Wilton,
Carver, New York; ed brig Sibley, Colson. do.
Sid July 29th, chip Fred Tudor, Bearse Prob0ingo
Ar at Naples inst, oarque Sarah + Kmgsbury,
Sid fin Honleur 18th inst sch Fanny K Shaw,
Sid TN Hamburg 18th inst, ship John c Potter,
Ar at Brouwershaven 26th barque Helen Sands,
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, brig Daphne, Copeland,
Ar At london 2sth, ship S Wright, crowell, from
New York.
Oft Dover 18th inst, brig Merriwa, Downes. from
Rotterdam for Cardiff.
Ar at Bristol, E, 18th inst, barque w w Thomas,
Boyd. Boston via Queenstown.
Sid fm Dublin 25th inst, barque Nicola Smith, for
Ar at Oporto Aug 25, brig Albert Hinckley, from
Sunderland.
Ar at Point-a-Petre Both inst, sch Harry White,
Hopkins, Bangor.
Sid FIN Port Spain I'd inst, sch Carrie Webb, Rog-
ers, New York; 7th, Irvine, Berry. do.
In port 7th sch Adeliza, Huntley, from and for
New York, ar 9Th; Lexington, from Cherryneld ar
Aug 80, for Delaware Breakwater
| ar at Demarara Aug 30th, sch Helen, Dinsmore.
Fernandna.
In port 5th inst, sch Abraham Richardson, Pray,
from BarDaboes, ar Aug Is.
At Navassa 10th inst, sch F Hart, Coombs, for
| Plymouth 9th.
Sid I'm Antigua I'd inst. sch Sarah W Hunt, Cole
| man, Barcelona.
AR St Thomas 7th inst, brig Shasta, Bray, from
| Boston, (see Menu
| Sid fifth brig Valencia, Richardson, Porto Rico
Ar at Halifax 23d, sch May Mcfarland, Mcfarland,
Cadiz, (and cid 18th for Boston.)
| Cid at st John, NIB, 25th, ship A McCalum, Mars
tiers. Liverpool.
| SPOKEN.
Sept -, lat 81 49, lon II ST. sch Helen Crockett,
/ from New York for Rotterdam.
Sept 81, lat 35 80 N, Ion 81 W, ship Momentum, I'm
| Philadelphia tor New Orleans.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-28

YARMOUTH, Ms. Br Schr Bessie 400 bbls Of
-four, ITO do meal, 100 bags meal.
CORVALLIS, MS. Br Schr Bonetta-1000 bbls
flour, % do meal, 20 bags corn, tons coal.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-28

John II. Trust and Samuel NJ. Reynolds ar
rived in Boston last night from Baffalo, in
charge OF an officer. They are under ndict-
inglCo. - ~ 'S7f''''Ts- ,,'DDfS''
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-28
DIED.

In North Jay, Sept u, Mr. George W. Fuller, aged
65 years.
In North Jay, Sept. 81, Miss Marcela Macomber,
aged IS years.
In Damariscotta, Sept. II, Mr.. Washington Weeks.
aged II years.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-28
MASSACHUSETTS,.


BOSTON, Sept. 27.-James Brown was arrest
ed tonight on supicion of causing the death of
his wife, Bridget Brown, who died suddenly
this evening.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-28
Foreign Imports,
Boston stock Market.

ANNAPOLIS, Ms. Br Schr Portland-4O cords
of wood to A D Whidden.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-28
MARRIED..
Notices OF marriage, to insure insertion in the Press
must be accompanied by the name of the Clergyman
or magistrate soemnizng the same.

In this city, Sept %, by Rev. j. W. Johnston Da-
vid M. Wyer and Miss Josephine Cross, both of Vas
salboro.
In Gorham, Sept. 81. by Rev. j. Colby, Oliver
Murch, Esq, OF Baldwin and Mrs. Rosa d. Chase of
Gorham.
In New Bedford. Capt r. R. Drummond Of Bath
and Miss Anna w. Ladd, of New Bedford.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-28

(Sales at the Brokers Board, Sept 27.1
$500 Eastern R. scrip. ...................... 48
Sales at Auction.
York Manufacturing Company. ....... 1901
6 Boston q Maine Railroad .................. 963
$4,000 Eastern Railroad new gold bonds ....... 4Ss
$S7.75 Eastern Railroad Scrip. 473
81 do. 46
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Foreign, b;
Providence Print Cloths Market.
Domestic Markets.

PROVIDENCE, September 27.-The Printing Cloths
firm at previous quotations with quiet market.
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Foreign ExpurrR.

Daily Domestic Receipts. a
By water conveyance-1000 bush corDmeal to G..
W. True s. Co.