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TURKEY.
Contradictory Reports from the
War.
Both Serviahs and Turks Claiming Vic
tories.

LONDON, July 8.-A despatch from Belgrade
says that Gen. Zach's division of Servian troops
were repulsed at Tchebinatz on the 9th and has
moved to Move Bazaar. Gen. Zach's position is
believed to be critical.
A despatch asserts that Gen. Tchernayef
holds the road between Nicsic and Sophen. The
4th Servian division crossed the river Drina,
from Sehabatz and the Turks from Eelima at
tackled it on the flank, but were repulsed, losing
80 killed and 40 wounded.
Gen. Zach passed the frontier opposite Teen
itza and fought the Turks five hours, both sides
losing heavily. Gen. Zach intends to rene W
the attack.
PARIS, July S.-The Journal des Debats, tel
egram dated the 9TH, from Zimony, Semlin,
three miles from Belgrade, says that the Servian
army of the Drina was completely beaten by
1900 Turks at Beljina.
Rance, the Servian commander intrenched
himself, having the river in the rear. TIE
Turks captured two intrenchments and six
guns
BELGRADE, July 8-The Seryiaus invaded
the Turkish territory near Bregawatz ON the
Bulgarian frontier yesterday. The Turks made
another attack on Saitcher and were repulsed
for the fourth time.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July S-The Turkish gen.
eral, Mehemet Ali Pasha, has gained an impor-
tant victory over the Servians, near Now Bazaar.
The Servians lost 5000 killed and wounded,
Subscriptions are being raised among the Mus
selnans, for the prosecution of the war Fiji
teen hundred softas have been enrolled for the
service
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South Carolina Disturbance.

AUGUSTA, Ga, July S.-There has beeu seri-
GUS trouble in Hamburg. S. G. On the Fourth
Robert Butler and another citizen of Edgefeld
county, while driving through the town of
Hamburg, were interrupted by colored mill
tary company who blocked up the public high
way and prevented them from proceeding on
their way home. A complaint was made by
Butler to Prince Rivers (colored,) a trial JUS
the matter. Doc Adams, the captain of the
company, was the first witness examined
Adams became SO insolent that Trial Justice
Rivers arrested him for contempt and contin-
ued the case until this afternoon, when the
trial was resumed. The company proceeded to
the court and rescued the prisoner Adams.
Rivers who, in addition to his being a trial
justice, commands the state militia, ordered
the company to disarm and on refusing to
obey he called upon the citizens for aid to en-
force his orders. The citizens responded and
the military company took possession of a
brick building and refused to surrender. A
fire was opeHed Dy both sides which was con-
tinued for several hours with but little effect
One white man, Mackay Merriweather. was
shot in the head and killed: His body was
brought to Augusta Another white man is
reported wounded. Ons negro is reported
killed and nine were taken prisoners. A small
piece of artillery was taken from Augusta to
Hamburg but after firing few rounds the
ammunition gave out. The citizens of Edge.
field are aided by the citizens of Augusta and
which the negro militia are entrenched. Prince
Rivers is in command of the citizens. The
siege will be continued until the company sur.
renders There are about 100 men in the
building armed with Enfield rifles. There are
hundreds of people on the bridge between Au-
gusta and Hamburg witnessing operations.
There is great excitement in Augusta but
there will be no trouble ON this side. At this
hour, 1.30. there is lull in the firing and hopes
are entertained that the members of the COM
pany will surrender before desperate measures
are resorted to for driving them out of the
building. There is SO much confusion and ex-
element that it is impossible to give the full
est definite particulars tonight.
AUGUSTA, Ga, July 9.-The riot at Hamburg
has terminated disastrously. This morning,
between 2 and o'clock, six negroes W ere killed
and three wounded; one white man killed and
another wounded. After the whites fired four
rounds from piece of artillery, the negroes re-
treated from the brick building into the cellar
and outhouses of adjoining buildings Fifteen
were captured, and the others. including Capt.
Doc Adams, escaped into the country. 1t is
reported that some of the prisoners were shot
after being captured.
The dead were buried to-day. Crowds of
people from Augusta visited Hamburg and the
whites and blacks intermngled freely. There
were no threats but deep regret that blood had
been shed and that lives were lost. No further
trouble is anticipated.
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Gloucester Fish Market.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, July 8.
ending July 9Th:
Ninety-six fishing arrivals have been reported, so
from Georges Banks with average catch of II 900 lbs
split Goldfish and 800 lbs Halibut; from Grand and
Western Banks. with 100000 lbs of salt cod and
with 10000 TBS Halibut 40 mackerelers have arrived
aggregating about 800 bbls mackerel and sold, and
prices have varied as to quality and cued some
trips OF mixed mackerel been culled in six grades
making large and small IS and large and small Is,
soft and ragged mackerel and these have been packed
at 81 % Dbl for export trade. We quote Hake at IS
% qtl; Pollock SO per qtl; Cusk 70 P qt Haddock
rs qtl; Tongues and Sounds at II 90 % Dbl; Hal
ibut fins at Co., Halibut heads so at P Dbl; Pick
led Cod at 70; Smoked Halbut q &c % lib as to
quality; Prepared and Boneless Goldfish 81 a &c ~
ID fresh Halibut scarce last sales of Bank q &c
" ID none on market.
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Hav ana Market.

HAVANA. July Sugar-demand is active and
prices advanced and closed firm No 10 to IL DIS at
ga reals per arrobe; No Is to 20 at 81 q 81 reals
Molasses Sugars No to 10 at 81 a reals; Concen-
trated Sugars fair to good qnality at q At reals
Muscoyado Sugars, ommon to fair 81 q reals; fail
to good refining at q II reals; Centrifugal Sugars
No IL to Is in boxes 81 a 81, and in hhds at reals
Stock in the warehouses at Havana and Matanzas
boxes and q 900 hhds. Exports for the week
$1,000 boxes and 5000 hhds including 5000 boxes
left.
Freights vessels for the United States in demand
gar at 75c q co. ~ hid sugar 90 a Is; B hid
Molasses 81 a 80; loading at ports the north
coast Of Cuba Outside ports for United States P box
q 90. Tobacco active Spanish gold 2l6a q 217l
Exchange firm.
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THE HEATED TERM.

Hundreds Frustrated at n New Jersey
Minister by the Heat-Many Fatal Gases
Found.
TRENTON, n. j., July 8.-The thermomete
to-day was ITO in the shade at Camp Bell, and
40 men are now Frustrated, many of whom
are in a dangerous condition. Thirty men
dropped unconscious as the declimated brigade
stood in dress-parade tonight and the review
was Frustrated this afternoon, but has recov-
cred and gone home. One death occurred and
the probabilities are that hundreds will follow
as many of the cases are considered fatal.
EUening-Cases of prostration multiply. Six
and every available Trenton physician has been
called on to assist. Governor Bedle has just
ordered the first brigade home, and revoked the
order for the epcampment of the second brig
ade. General Plum is greatly censured for To-
where bathing facilities and shade were not at
hand,
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Daily Domestic Receiu,s,

BY BOSTON AND MAINE RAILRoAp-Boston
Ref Line 10 cars oil, ID w Coolidge cars flour ID w
True q Go ! do -four, j Fiske do flour, order 1
90 corn, Comstock & Co do corn, W Swan 6
90 corn, Parrott q Chase DO corn, w True s. Co
90 corn, Kensell, Tabor s. Co 2 do corn, Norton,
Chapman q coz do oats, 81 A Larminie l. Co do
oats, A " Jordan do oats, Agnew & Atkins do
oats, = Bonney do oats, W Hubbard 81 90 /
90 oats, Thaxter d Co do oats, Smith, Stew
ems q Go do wool, A Dennison / do mowers,
Phinney q jackson do shocks, G L Railroad 8 do
merchandise, M Railroad II do merchandise, &
chandise.
~ BY water conveyance-1OOO bush .cornmeal to G
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WASHINGTON.
Various Matters.

The receipts from internal revenue Saturday
were $26S,908, and from customs 1924 800
The President has nominated VIM. I'll. Bliss
to be U. S. Attorney for the eastern district of
Missouri; VIM. p. Wright of Indiana, U. S.
Consul at Santos, Brazil, and Frederick d.
Grant first lieutenant in the Fourth Cavalry.
The President received message from the
Gar Alexander Saturday congratulatng this
country upon its Tooth birthday.
The conference upon the dlplomotic appro-
priation bill failed to agree.
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THE broken down constitution caused by Kidney,
Bladder and Glandular Diseases, is promptly
strengthened buoyed up and these complaints cured
by HUNTS REMEDY. Stubborn attacks of Dropsy,
Female Irregularities, Complaints of the Urino- Gen.
ital Organs, Diabetes, Excuses, Intemperance Ex-
hausted Vitality, Gravel and Affections of the
PROSTATE Gland, are cured by HUNTS REMEDY.
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Answers 10 Correspondents.

In answer to Alphabetical in your last issue
for remedy for consumption, in its first stages,
can recommend DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
trG m u az he or u mas been
glorious. "Alphabetica must not expect one bottle
to do the work-my wife took three bottles before
she could discover any change, but after the third
bottle every dose seemed to strengthen the lungs.
and she is well and hearty. Ii alphabetically
will write TO me will get witnesses to the above.
HENRY H. NJ. PATTON.
Lawrence, Marion County, Ind.
Cincinnati Times, Feb 4, 1876.
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MINOR TEIEcRarus

The Centennial parade of the order of United
States mechanics at Philadelphia Saturday
was very fine. There were 5000 men in line.
Don Carlos is in Washington.
Base ball-Mutuals 5, Louisviles 5; Chicagos
9, Rartfords 3; st. Louis Browns 9, Bostons 5.
A Democratic ratification meeting in Cincin
natl Saturday night was addressed by Judge
Hoadley, Geo. FL. Pendleton and others, A
letter was read from Senator Thurman
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Grimes and Casualties.

DR.. Orson Merriman of New Britain, Ct l..
was found dead Saturday in McNei's hotel,
New York.
House of Charles Carroll in Concord, N. H.,
was burned Saturday. Loss $780,
A train on the Missouri Pacific railroad at
Otterville, Mo-, was stopped Friday night by
robbers and the Adams Express safe was robbed
of $4,000, and the United States Express safe
of $4,000.
Jones Conroy of Newtonville, Mass, COM
mitted suicide Saturday.
Geo. Williams charged with the rape of two
girls, one of whom he also murdered, was
lynched at New Richmond, o.. Saturday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market


SATURDAY, July S.-Sugars are higher to-day and
the market continues strong and advancing; granu-
lated is quoted at 11sc and Extra G. at 1Osc Corn is
in good demand at the following prices Mixed CSC,
High Mixed 6ic, do bag lots 65c; Meal Csc; Rye Is
Barley 70 q SIC; Oats As q 4Sc; Fine Feed at 80 Co.,
Shorts "a 90. Flour is steady and unchanged.
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HALIFAX Ms. Steamer Falmouth-1600 bbls of
Hour Dog bags malt 367 do feed 25S do bran, As bds
snoves 1000 lbs starch 1900 do tobacco so bags of
meal 100 do corn Sc gals varnish, 20 boxes tnpate,
80 packages merchandise.
WESTPORT, MS. Br Schr Hibernia-32 bbls of
hour, 2 bbls pork, 8 do beef liz lbs lard.
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National Republican Committee.

PHILADELPHIA, July 8. The National Re-
publican Committee, to-day, organized by the
election of Zach Chandler as chairman, and r.
G. Mccormick secretary. and an executive COM
mittee to be appointed by the chairman. Dele
gates from the National Urion League and
Soldiers and Sailors Veteran Association were
present and promised the aid of those organiza-
tions in behalf ofithe Republican nominee.
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EurOueau Markets.

LONDON, July s-123O P. M.-American securi-
tes-Unted States bonds 1865, old. 1861; new SIS at
1O7 Erie preferred at Is; New York Central 97k.
LIVERPOOL, July S.-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
dull and depressed; Middng uplands at 13-16d ;
do Orleans at 1516d sales of 900 bales, including
1000 bales TOR speculation and EXPORT receipts $500
bales, all American.
FRANKFORT, July S.-American securities-New
SIS, 102A.
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Providence Print Cloth. Market.

PROVIDENCE, July 6.-Printing Cloths market
closed with frmer tone good standards held at 81
and best extra 81 Ga at 80 81 with sales reported
at IL Lille; sales OF the week are 81, 800 pcs,
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MRMAR ANNA

Two divers from Boston are at work on the shin
Belle O'Brien, at st John, B. and it is now expect
ed the leak will be stopped and the ship be able to
proceed to Liverpool without discharging.
Sch Wyoming, Foss, from Boston Tor Gouldsboro
before reported in collison,) not abandoned as
first reported and the only damage sustained was the
Of the other vessel was Eva (not Ella from st
John for Boston, with wood, and was abandoned in
a worthless condition, her going on board the
Wyoming. The next day, during a thick fog, the
Wyoming struck on the outer Duck Island, but came
off two hours after withoat damage and proceeded
to Goudsboro.
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MARRIED.

In South Hiram, June IS, Geo. D. Jewell of Sebago
and Emma 4. Chairman of South Hiram
In Biddeford, July l, Nathaniel p. Varel and Miss
Emma Mclaughlin.
In Bath, July 4, Andrew Blanch and Miss jose
phine A. Preble.
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METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY porp
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington. DC,
July 8, Il A. M.)}
For New England.
and Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy and
colder weather and possibly local rains, with
easterly to southerly winds and slight changes
in pressure.
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DIED.

Inl ly 9Th, Geo. W. Shaw, aged 76.
In Bddeford, July 4, Mr.. John G. Hussey aged rs
years 10 months.
In Newry, June 2Sth, Mrs. Sarah Abbie, wife of
Uriah Lewis, aged 40 years days.
In East Rumtord, April 16 Mrs. Pamela Richards,
aged so years.
In Cincinnati, Ohio, June 80, Florence Chase. wife
of Edwin L. Thompson, in the 18th year OF her age,
daughter of Rev. Henry ID. and Sarah A. Moore,
formerly of Portland,
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F O Fl E IG N.
FIRE DAMP EXPLOSION.
F0rty.TwO Persons Killed and Twenty
Seven Wounded.

METZ, July 9.-AR explosion of fire damp
occurred at the L Hospital colliery near st.
Avoid. Forty-two persons were killed and AZ
seriously wounded.
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NEW YORK.
Yellow Fever.

NEW YORK, June 8.--Yellow fever is at the
quarantine and is very virulent. Four deaths
have been reported during the past ten days
and there are six cases there now.
Castle Garden Burned.
The famous old building on the Battery
known as Castle Garden, was destroyed by fire
this evening. Many of the greatest singers and
actors OF the world have delighted fashionable
audiences within its walls in years gone by.
OF late years it has been the first resting place
for thousands of immigrants The loss is esti-
mated at 10000, but is covered by insurance.
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[FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED


Ar at Havana 18th, brig Winfield. Merrill, Boston.
Ar at Cardenas 9th, brig Hattie Bishop, Bishop,
Portland.
Cid at Philadelphia Sth, briggs M Berry, Berry,
Glasgow; Merriwa, Downes, Rotterdam; schs Henry
Willard, Willard, and Therese Wolf. tor Portland.
Ar at Gloucester. E, 7th inst, sch Maggie Daing,
Dalling, st John, NIB.
Ar at Falmouth, E. 7th inst ship Sylyanus Blan-
chard, Green, PabelIOn.
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Packet for Annapolis, N. S.

TVyHE new Br. Schooner Portland, built expressly
Il to run between this and the above port, viii
sail direct on Wednesday, the 9TH inst for freight or
passage apply to A. d. WHIDDEN, Agent
iva dlWs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
10000
CITY OF PORTLAND
q Per Cent.
Municipal Bonds Coupon Or Registered.
FOR SALE BY
WOODBURY. & MOULTON,
Investment Brokers, 81 Exchange st.
iy10 sn01w
FOR EST TAR.

"For twenty years have been very much troubled
with Salt Rheum on my arm, for which have tried
various washes and salves besides the treatment of
my regular physician. These have only driven it
from my arm and ca sed it to appear elsewhere.
After using less than cake of your Forest Tar
Soap, my arm is entirely weH and 1 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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After the present session the Centennial
commission will adjourn till September,
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MARINE NEWS.
POET OF PORTLAND,

saturday, July $.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Sch James (B) Bissett, Boston, to load fol
st john NIB.
Sch Exact, Parker Gloucester.
Sch Alice Dean, Bartlett, Pembroke-bOards and
shingles to Cummings, Leavtt & Widber.
Sen Collector, Stinson. Deer Isle.
Sch Jas Pool, Cooley, Boothbay.
Sch Snow Squat, Stinson, fishing, with $50 bbls
mackerel.
CLEARED.
Steamer Falmouth Colby, Halifax, n S, John
Porteors.
Brig Liberty, tBp Reed, Georgetown, PEI-Yea.
ton q Boyd.
Sch Hibernia, (Br) Ooggins, westport, Ns-master
Sch NJ Lucknow, (Bp McNeilley, Harborvie. Ms
Sch Polly & Clarissa, Ball, Boothbay-C Cumberland
Bone Co.
sunday, July o.
ARRIVED.
Sch Fair View. Alley. Cape Ann.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler. st George.
Sch John Somes, Staples, fishing, --2i3 bible mack
erel.
[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT
LUBEC, July AR, sch Lizzie B NIcNichols, Fan
ming, Boston.
sid. sch Cypress, Frye, Boston.
July SID, sch Lookout, Huckins, New York.
July 6-Sd, sch Nellie j Dinsmere Parker, fol
Sharpness, E; Clara Jane McAllep, Hillsboro; Mary
F Pike, Good, Rockland, NIB Xylon, Mitchell, fol
New York.
July 7-Sld, schs Lahaina. Houghton for Penartl
Roads; Torpedo, Allan, Grand Menan, NIB.
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Pure White Lead

FIVHE subscribers have been appointed Agents for
Il the Albion Lead Works. superior
brand of Strictly Pure White Lead ground in
Oil; for sale in the usual variety Of packages, and
at the lowest market prices; guaranteed to be as
represented.
w. w. WHIPPLE 4 CO.,
jus II Market square. diff
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ASSIGNMENT.

WHITMAN LESLIE Of Gorham, Me-. has as
w signed to Henry II. Burgess of Portland,
all his estate except what is exempt by law from
attachment for the benefit of his creditors in ac-
cordance with Revised Statutes, chap. seventy 7O
and Statutes amendatory thereto.
ju30d1aw3tF HENRY H. BURGESS.
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Cardiff for Batavia.
June Is, lat 81 S. Ion 40 W. barque Edmund Phin-
ney, Bacon, from Akyab for Falmouth, E.
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ALEXANDRIA.

CAPsIzE.-The yacht Witch of the Wave,
while sailing down the river between Mar
shall Hail and Glymont, yesterday, was
struck by flaw of wind and capsized. The
yacht contained three men at the time, two
OF whom swan to the shore. aud the other
cllmed to the keel OF the boat. from whence
he was afterwards rescued. The report cir.
culated here this morning OF the drowning OF
one OF the men was incorrect.
THE COAL TRADE.-The shipments of coal
from this port and Georgetown are again re-
tarded, and, in fact, almost stopped for ant
OF vessels, very few of which are to be had
at either port. 1t is also feared that the
Cumberland coal trade will be injured to a
considerable extent by the forced sales OF
immense quantities Of coal, incident to the
breaking up Of the Pennsylvania coal ring -
RAILROAD MEKTrNG.-A meeting was
held near Middleburg, August 18th, in the
interest Of the Washington, Cincinnati and
81 Louis narrow guage railroad. Colonel
h 81. Dulany presided, and addresses were
made by Colonel Borst, president of the
road, Major holland, and Hon. j. A. Carter.
A committee was appointed to solicit sub
scripfions, in stock or bonds, or release of
damages. and &42 $40 was subscribed on the
spot, and some rights Of way given.-[Sen-
ttxeL
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GEORGETOWN.

DEATH OF A PoLrCKMAN--Mr. Charles
ID: Hospital, for The past years Q member
OF the Metropolitan Police force, died OF ty-
phoid fever last night at 1880 clock at his
resfdence, on Valley street, In the add year
OF bis age, after an illness Of three weeks.
MT. Hos pital was native OF Loudon County,
Va, but has resided In the District for the
past 20 years. He was appointed . priyate
on the force on the 3lst Of January, 1851, and
has ever since been on duty in the Sd pre-
cinct. He was regarded as one of the most
emcfent omcers ON the force, having always
performed his duties TO the letter, and never
In The pfne years OF his service was any com.
paint made against him. He leaves a
widow and nve children. He was Q pest on.
Ger IN the Covenant Lodge, (Odd Fellows
and Hermione Lodge, TX. Of P.,) and also q
member Of the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
These organisations will attend his funeral,
accompanied by Q detailed company OF
policemen, to morrow, At 4 O'Clock. Mr..
Hospital was very generally known aud
respected here, and his CHEEKY voice and
general conversation Will be long missed at
the Sd precinct station.
Yesterday, about u 80 o'clock
p. M, MI. Anthony Kuhn received serious
injuries about the face and shoulders from
the falling OF the stairway In his cooper shop,
on Water street. He was carried to his
home, No. % Congress street, by Ohicer Mil
ler. and attended by DR.. Cfagin.
MERCHANTS' EXCB were no
onerfpgs on Change to-day. The folio wing
sales were made yesterday after Change
hours: 8, AGO bushels of wheat. at 81 70; 500
bushels Of wheat. a. e1.05; 200 bushels of
wheat, at s1.l0. No prime wheat offered.
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Retail Prices, Center Market.

2; round. Is; rosstina pieces Saas: oorned' iSsis
sorned, ssl2fi Mutton, Iss3Oc; Lamb, isaS; Veal
Haas Dried Beef, 2Oa2S; Hama, whole, II; cut, Is
whole cut; Tongues, o0a6O each; Lard. lSc per ID
FIsH.CRoek, Ssl0 Per bunch: Perch, SossU pei
bunch; Catfish, - per bunch; Halibut, 20 per H.
Spots, $500 per bunch; salmon, jCaHiornia,
SoSSOc per ID Lobster, 7lals Blue Fish large) s0a
LOO each; V Gus. Per pound; Shesphead, 1oal 90
each; Salt Water Ter lers 40 per bunch; do Trout,
~ Per bunch ferreDins, Soc asa each.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Irish, tOc. per PIX; do.
Sweet: 0aso psf Ik Cabbage, sali Per nd; Carrots
sper bunch; Corn, isa1O per dozen; Tomatoes so "a
Ssr PIX Onions, 40 Per pk.; Cymlins, BA1O per doz
FRTIIs:-Apples, suaso per PIX: Plums, soasl Pc,
pk DsDsons, oeao0 Der PIX; Cocoanuts, salO each;
Pears teatinSI Soc al 90 per PIX do cooking, 10
Peaches, s0al 90 per PIX Melons, lOA2s Csntslou pes
BUTTER Philadelphia print, 50 Der h.; New
ESr nam ~ Choice sS 49, fair d.
POULTRY.-Chickens, SOFA n, Der pair: sprinr
4.00a6 10 per dozen.