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Regatta of the Newburg Rowing Asseci-
alton,

NEwBERo, Aug. 30.-The first annual regat
ia of the Newburg Rowing Association in New
burg Bay commenced today. The weather was
fine, the crowd large and the water favorable.
In the first race three miles, single SOULS,
for boys under 20 in working boats, the first
prize was won by Frank E. Teneyck of Peeks.
kill. Al. Darragh of Newburg won the second
prize. Time $3.50.
The second race, amateur single scull shell,
three miles, for $50 gold watch and chain,
was was won by George W. Lee of the Triton
Club, Newark, N j. Time 3.15. Ferron of
Yonkers was three lengths behind.
In the third race for professionals, single
SOUL shells, three miles, seven started, as fol-
lows: Frenchy johnson of Boston, John Nc.
Keil of Cresshill n. j., James A. Teneyck of
Peekskill, N. Y, Geo. Hosmer of Boston, Geo.
Faulkner of Boston, John Biglin of New
York. Michael Byrne of Buffalo. Paisted
was here but did not row, saying he had not
recovered from his Saratoga effort. Courtney
was not here. Frenchy johnson won the first
prize of $50, beating Teneyck by lengths
Johnson's time was % minutes, Teneyck's
% 45, he taking the second prize of $75. Hos
mer took the third prize of $40. Time o.
Nickel fourth, Faulkner fifth. The other two
did not finish.
In the fourth race, double scull working
boats, there were nine entries Four crews
started. Arthur McGuin and AL Darragh of
Newburg won the first prize of $50, James A.
and Frank e. Teneyck of Peekskill the second
of $25, John Biglin and James Hickey of New
York city, and Daniel and Ellis Ward of Corn
wall pulled but were far in the rear. Best
time % 49,
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FRANCE.
The Prosecu,ion of Gambe,ta

PARIS, Aug. 30.-The Moniteur explains that
the Lille banquet having been private, the Of
fence consists not in the delivery, but in the
publication of the speech of Gambetta The
latter can only be prosecuted as an accessory to
the offence of publication, and but for this cir
cumstance proceedings would not have been
taken.
The semi-official newspaper De Feuze asserts
that the date of the elections is finally fixed for
Sunday, October IA.
Proceedings against M. Chardon, Senator for
Ssvoie, charged with making political speech
at an illegal meeting, have been abandoned.
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THE COAL STRIKERS.
The Miners Resumiox work.


NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-Pennsylvania spec
ials say that an impression prevails in the coal
circles that the miners strike will soon end.
The mines at Hazleton, Beaver Meadow and
Stockton are 10 full operation, with prospects
Of an entire resumption Monday. The situa-
ton in many districts, however, is unsettled
and threatening The miners in the Schuylkill
region are resuming labor. The agitators from
the Wyoming and Lackawanna regions, who
entered the middle coal fields to create trouble,
have made contracts and gone to work.
Jobs to bring about strikes, so that prices at
the seaboard could be raised, are not upcom-
mon. John Siney, the former president of the
Miners National Association, is now keeper of
notorious Molly Mcguire saloon in Schuyl-
kill country. he boasts of having received
$4,000 from certain coal companies, to sow
dissensions among the miners, and instig ate
conspiracies and strikes. An effort is being
made to convene the miners again, and have a
secret ballot taken as to resumption of work
Moran Wilson, pumping engineer of the
Erie mines, near Pittston, was fatally beaten
while returning home. The Mollies had noti-
fed him to leave work,
Strikers Brought to Trial.
DETROIT, Aug. 30.-Five striking miners
have been held for trial with large bail, for as
saulting workmen..at the Jackson mines.
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Foreign Notes.

A decree of President MacMahon confers
gold medal upon Lieut.. Fozer, commander of
the American steamer PIX, for saving the
French ship Peabody in the Mississippi river.
Commander White, of the steamer Frolie, re-
ports from Rio Janeiro August 9th, serious
drouth in Brazil. Steam was condensed to fur
ish water for the ships use.
M. Murat, publisher of the Republique Fran
Gals, has received a summons similar to that
served on Gambetta.
Fire occurred at midnight in the railway lum-
Der yard at Perth, Ont. Nearly all the lumber
firms. Insurance $4,000. Supposed incendiary
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NEW YORK, Aug. 9O-Evening.-Money at 3 "a
Per cent; on CALL Sterling Exchange at 4S3 for sc
days and 4S6 for demand asked by New York hank
ers, but business at 1872 "a 4S5. ""A
Colo opened and closed at 1914, with few sales
IN early dealings at at1044 The borrowing rates were
fiat and 9 per cent. Clearngs $4,000 ooo The
Customs receipts to-day $5b2 900. The treasu.
ry disbursements were 200 for interest and
for bonds. Governments steady ~''N'
The transactions at the Stock Exchange TO-DAY 40.
gregated 1s9S7S shares, including New York Central
1885 shares, Erie $500 shares, Lake Shore AZ s2s
shares. Rock Island 1890 shares Milwaukee, g. al
Paul 1850 shares, do preferred 1920 shares. Della
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BRIGHAM YOuuu,s Death.

SALT LAKE CRY, Aug. 3O.-Brigham Young
was attacked with cholera morbus Thursday
night, superinduciDg Inflammation of the bow
els, followed by a continued swelling until re-
spiration was stopped. He was conscious, but
only briefly answered questions during the last
AZ hours. The event produces less excitement
among the members of the priesthood than
was expected. Brigham's trouble was occa-
stoned by Indigestion consequent upon meal
eaten imprudently Oh a day of extreme heat.
His condition was precarious Monday, but the
fact was kept secret until Tuesday. His ply
sician nephew of his, called in the most
trusted Gentle physician in Salt Lake CITY
when Young became unconscious, and the ply
policy of laying on of hands was adhered to
until death ensued.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


COLUMBIA, Aug. 3O.-The grand jury today
returned true bills as follows: For breach Of
trust against Lieut.. Gov. Gleaves, president
OF the Senate of Montgomery; Ex-Gov. Moses,
ex-clerk of the House, Jones, and ex Treasurer
Parker; against Woodruff, clerk of the senate,
for forgery to the amount of $4,000; against one
+. S. Jacobs, for forgery of over $4,000; against
conspiracy in the same forgery; against Patter-
son for bribery of members of the legislature In
the matter of the Blue Ridge Railroad and
other cases; against Patterson, Parker and q.
FL. Kimpton of New York for conspiracy to
bride the legislature.
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Chicago CaffIe Market.

CHICAGO, Aug 30.-Cattle-receipts of 5000 head ;
shipments $500 head; choice natives quiet and steady
at ~ @ 80; few Colorado natives offering at %
q %; Texas in good demand at 2 rs q Is; native
butchers strong.
Hogs-receipts $500 head; shipments $500 head !;
firm. y ~ ~
sheep-receipts 925 head sold to city trade at 40
q so; Lambs 2 25,
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A Town Burned by Desp eradoes.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 "A letter from the
postmaster at Sandy Hook, KY, saws that on
the night of the 22d half the town was burned
including the postofice and its contents. The
fire was caused by gang of desperadoes,
whose purpose was to rob the mails. The
postmaster reports that the band is still at
large and now threaten bis life, and the au-
thorities are unable to arrest them. He advic-
es the Department to discontinue the mail SER
vice there until sufficient force is had to arrest
the gang.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.


FataIly Aicked by n Horse.
SKowHEGAN, Aug. 30-A Frenchman by the
name of Boulievr, employed in Dyer's brick
yard, was kicked in the head by horse this
afternoon and fatally injured.
Fire in West Pembroke.
PEMBROKE, Aug. 80. The dwelling house
belonging to E. II. Sprague of West Pembroke
was entirely destroyed by fire to-day noon.
Furniture saved in damaged condition. Loss
$4,000; insured for $4,000
Damariscoita Baptist Association.
DAMARIsCoTTA, Aug. 3O-The Damariscot-
ia Baptist Association which met at Alma
Aug. Both, was largely attended and more than
usual interest was manifested. Session closed
today.
Lincoln Greenback Convention.
The Lincoln county Independent Greenback
convention met at Bristol Mills today. J. AL
fred johnson presided, N. NJ. Pike of Damar-
iscotta, secretary. The following are the nom
nations:
Clerk of Courts-Sias Geyer of Bristol.
Commissioner James Hilton of Damaris-
Gotta.
Register of Deeds-Charles B. Palmer of
Bremen.
Treasurer-Oliver Carnage of Damariscotta
Voted to adopt the declaration of principles
of the independent state convention.
knights of Pythias Excursion.
RoCKLAND, Aug. 30.-Norembega Lodge
Knights of Pythias, of Bangor. with the Ban
gor cornet band, about fifty men, arrived here
this afternoon. They were received by General
Berry Lodge of this city. After marching
through the city they took up their quarters at
| the Thorndike Hotel. This evening the Ber-
| rys' give the visitors a ball, and tomorrow a
| clam-bake at Owls Head and an excursion to
| Vinalhaven. The visitors return home tomor-
| TOW afternoon.
Bath Races.
i BATH Auo 90 The following are the sum:
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INDIA.
Progress OF the Famine.

LONDON, Aug. 3O.-An official telegram from
the Viceroy of India summarizes the progress
of the famine from August 10Th to the 18th.
1t says: In the Madras the situation has not
improved anywhere, and is distinctly worse in
Madara, Corinbattra, Nellore and Salem, where
there are 919771 on the relief works and l, 1885, :
GIL receiving gratultous relief In Mysore the
crop prospects are worse and the showers less
frequent. and that 243, 2S3 are on the works or
receiving grstuitous relief. More favorable &C
counts continue of the condition of the crops
in Bombay presidency.
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WASHINGTON.
The Roston Custom House.

The BOstOn Custom House.
WASHINGTON, Aug 30-The report on the
Boston custom house has been approved with
the exception of that portion relating to in
crease of pay of inspectors, which is reserved
for future consideration.
Gen. Arson McCook Member of Congress
from the New York district, has filed with the
Secretary OF the Treasury, statements of the
New York custom house weighers in answer to
the late report of the Jay commission. The
Secretary will fix an early day for the hearing
Revenue receipts today $293, 524. SO; customs
S52 399 OBS
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LONDON, Aug. 30-2.3O P. M.-Consols at e5 Lie
for money and account.
LONDON, Aug. 30-12.3 80 P. M.-Amercan securi-
ties-United States bonds new 5s 1913; do 67s 1914
lo-4os' lOSt 4as at 105l Erie at III Illinois at 614.
LONDON, Aug. 3O-2.3O P. M.-Consols at 95 for
money and account.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 30-123O P. M.-Cotton market
steady; Middling uplands at Cd; do Orleans at g.
16d sales $4,000 bales, including 1000 speculation
and EXPORT receipts to-day 1900 bales $50 American
futures 1-32 cheaper; upands, low mddling clause,
September and October delivery, 8 1892.
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Senator NIorton's Con ditiop.

WASHINGTON, Aug 3O-A telegram from
Gel Holloway this forenoon says: Senator
Morton passed another comfortable night. BE
had some diarrh@a yesterday and is very weak
today, but all symptoms are favorable
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MEMORANDA.

Barque Almira Robinson, from Liverpool for Bonn
bay, put into Queenstown Aug Goth with loss of FORE
mast and sails. Tel to Exchanged
Mauritius, July 19-Ship Il Fuller has finished
repairs and sailed for Reunion June % to embark
her cargo. Her bottomery bond for $4,000 was ne
gotiated at four per cent.
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CANTON. Aug. 3O.-The condition of E. L.
Davenport, although critical, is no worse than
this morning. Dr. Pancoast of Philadelphia
was telegraphed for this evening. At 1890 p.
m; the attending physicians were very hope
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market

THURSDAY, August So-The markets are quiet to-
day. Sugars, however, are advancing and we quote
graduated at lie and Extra G. at 11ac, with a very
firm feeling Portland Kerosene Oil has fallen off TO
153c and is rather sluggish. Corn is firm at go Ia GAG
Tor car lots and 65c for bag lots Flour steady and
unchanged. Pork and Lurd are DULL
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NKxT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
August 81, Il A. NJ.
For New England.
northeast to southeast winds, stationary or
higher temperature, rising, followed by fall
ing barometer, partly cloudy weather and pos
sibly local rains in the interior
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
Thursday, Aug. so.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Steamer Falmouth Colby, Boston for Halifax.
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB, via
EastDort for Boston,
Brig Ernestine (of POrtland) McAleyy. Pjctou-
g. Co.
Sch Prescott, Merrlman, Barbadoes-27 hhds
sugar to VIM Hckson.
sen Snow, Griffin, Gloucester.
Sch Marriott, Davis. Round Pond.
sen Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay.
Sch Exact. Kim ball, Boothbay.
gen Geo Washington. Rolf, Boothbay for Baracoa.
sens Smith, UptOn and j G Roker, Sawyer,
Birch Island for Boston, land saed)
CLEARED.
Fox.
ch Brig Minnie, (BD Mcdonald, Wentworth, Ms
Brig johanna, Lennox. New York-Chase, Leavitt
q Co.
Sch Clara Fletcher, Sargent, New York, (destina-
tion changed)-Emery & Fox.
o Sch VIM Thomas, Litllejohn. Boston-J Nickerson
Schs Aldana Rokes, Rhodes, and Calista, Hall,
Rockland.
sAILED-Shp D W Chapman; schs Clara Leavitt,
Mettie Langdon Clara Fletcher, Robt Bortner David
Torrey, and others.
Sch Danniel Coos, from Portland for Machias. put
Into So-West Harder 25th and the steward suddenly
died. supposed of heart disease. His remains were
sent to Portland by steamer.
One OF the best ships built on the coast this year
is about ready to be launched by Messrs Clark &
Curtis at Damariscotta. She will register about 120C
tons, is classed A1-3 3, and is owned by W Chap
man, Capt Martin Turkey, (who is to command her
and Others. Capt Turkey is at present in command
Of the ship d Chapman, which left here Both fol
New York. The latter ship, though nine years old
presents a very smooth surface and has never beer
caulked but once since she was launched.
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At Boston-Bostons 8, Cincnnatis 2.
Al Auburn-Auburns 4, Chicagos 40 in
nings.
At ovdence-Louisvilles 4, Rhode Islands
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the fight continued until late at night and the
wounded were coming back steadily all the
time. Reinforcements arriving and the fight
will probably be continued Tomorrow Sunday
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Barbados. Schr II Prescott-27 bbds sugar
2demyjohn rum 10 packages merchandise to VIM
Hickson. W."
PICTOU, MS. Brig Dart-47S tons coal to G I
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Providence prin, Cloths Market,
Domestic Markets

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Aug. 3O.-The Printing cloths
market continues inactive with sales at 3lc cash foT
extra and 81 for thirty days for standard.
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Ar at New York 50th, sch Traveller, from Portland
New York.
Sid finn Marsha Goth, barque Ada Carter, for Glou-
cester.
Aug 10, lat 80, Ion IS, ship Pleiades Chase, from
Havre for Bath
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RISHERMEN.
DOMESTIC PuRTs

Cid at Ba'ifax 9th, schs Josephine SWanton. Brew
er. for North Bay; Vanguard, Weber, for George
Banks,
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Disgrace and Death.

Cora Young, beautiful young woman who
died in Bellevue Hospital last Sunday from the
result of the administration of drugs to procure
an abortion, is stated to have lived in house of
ill-fame on Green street. Parties who took the
girl to the hospital are Frenchmen who owns
the house, and an interpreter. The girl in
formed the physician who attended her when
she was taken sick that her brother was we'll
known merchant in Boston, but refused to dis
close his name. She said she had run away
from home, and that her betrayer had deserted
her in this city.
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E@REEGN PARTS.

At Bombay July 81 ships Winged Hunter Panno,
and Carrie Humphrey, Grozier, tor Calcutta; Lucy
ry. and Harriet McGilvery. Blake, unc.
Sid FIN Saigon July II, barque Mignon, Soule, for
Hong Kong.
Sid FIN Mauritus June 25, barque Dirigo, Staples,
Batavia.
Ar at Montevideo July 1s, barque Lisbon, Dunning
Portland.
Sid TN Rio Janeiro July 80, ship Austria, Gilmore,
Callao
At Porto Cabello Aug II, sch Lizzie Gregg. An.
derson, for Bonaire, to load for Providence.
Sid I'm Matanzas 23d. sch NJ Moseey, Higgins
for North of Hatteras.
CId at Cardenas Aug 2Sd. sch Gen Conner, shute,
Sid I'm Sagua goth, barque Cardenas, HERMAN,
New York; 2lst, brig Merry; Bradley, do.
Ar at Cow Bay 10th, sch North America Joyce,
Salem.
Ar at Windsor. Ms, Oath, schs j Holway. from
Machias; 25th, Ella M Pennell. and Hortensa, do
Alcora. and Hamburg, do; Tim Field. Boston.
Cid 9th. scbs Fortensa, and Tim Field, for Balt-
more; Hamburg and Holway, New York; Ella
Ar at Annapolis, Ms, Goth, schs Portland, Lynch.
St John; NIB; 24tb, Nulato Small, Machias, to load
Cid at St John, NIB 28th, sch Lizzie Heyer, Poland
Caen.
--latest by European steamers.l
Cid at Liverpool Aug 10th. City OF Brooklyn, Her
riman, Mobile; 18th, VIM McGivery, Nichols, Ran
Sid I'm Deal 18th, Harvester Boswortb, (trom HulD
for San Francisco.
Sid TN Bristol 10th. Jos Clark, CHM. st john NIB.
Cid at Newcastle 16th Jos Wilde, Reed for Phila-
dephia, (and sid from Shields 1Sth)
st John, NIB.
Ar at Mauritius june 80, Aunie Lewis Morse, Mon
tevdeo (and sailed July for java; July 18th, ship
San Joaquin, Waite, Calcutta.
Sid june 25, Dirgo, Staples, Batavia; 2stb, R B
Fuller, Bergman, Reunion.
Ar at Calcutta July I6, Chapman, Pote, from
Madras.
Ar at Bombay July 21st, H H McGilvery, Blake,
Liverpool,
SID 2lst, Alice Cooper, Humphrey, Rangoon.
Sid I'm Fayal Aug 2, Silver Heels, Macomber, for
Boston.
Sid TIM Marseilles Aug H. Tubal Cain, Stone, for
New York.
Sid Lisbon 18th, Tally Ho, Gates, Denia
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w INDIAN.

The Republicans of Windham are requested 10
meet at the Town House In said town on WEDNES-
DAY the 5h day of September, 1877, at O'Clock in
the afternoon, to nominate a candidate for Repre-
sentative to the legislature and also to choose town
committee.
Per order OF Town Committee.
Windham, August 80, 1877.
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MARRIED.

In Belfast. Aug II, Albert L. Mudgett of Belfast
and Miss Alice r. Smalley of st. George.
At Clarendon Mills, July Is, by Rev. c. S. Walker,
Robert Granger and Miss Lorinda l.. Gill, both OF
Chicago.
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Boston Stock Marker.

lodies aI Tie Brokers Board, Aug, 30
$1,000 Eastern r. new 81 bonds.. Eol
boston q Maine Railroad. .............,..,. sol
Eastern ha!iroao. ............"... ,...,, 80 "a 81
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Railroad. S5a
Second Call.
$4,000 EasterniRailroad new 81 bonds. so1
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DIED.

In this city, Aug. 80, Mrs. Ida W., wife of John W.
Lewis.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
In Brunswick, Aug. 80, Gardner G. Frost, Esq.,
aged 81 years q days,-father of w. G, Frost, NJ d.
OF Portland Transcript please copy.l
ER- The funeral services of the late William Will
liams, will take place at his late residence No.
Chapel street. Burial at convenience of the family.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUCUSES.


The Republicans of Scarboro are requested TO meet
at the Town House on Saturday Sent ist at
o'clock p. M to nominate candidate for Represent-
alive to the Legislature.
Per order
TOWN COMMITTEE.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1O00 bush corn meal to @
W True & Co. w
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Death of Admiral semmes.
Il. L.. Daveppor. Still Alive.

MOBILE, Ala, Aag. 3O.-Admiral Semmes
died this morning at Point Clear.
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ware, Lackawanna Western $50 90 shares, Michigan
Western Union 29,72O shares.
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SPOKEN.

Aug II. lat 43 Ion ~. ship Andrew jackson, from
st John, NIB, for Liverpool.
June 4, lat % S, Ion 80 80 e, ship Frank Pende-
ton. Nichols, from Vizazapatam for London.
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Cape Elizabeth.

The Republicans of Cape Elizabeth are requested
to meet at the Town House in said town, on Thurs
day, Sept 9Th, at o'clock p D., to nominate can
ddate for Representative to the State Legislatures
also to transact any other business that may come
before said meeting.
PER ORDER.
Cape Ez tbeth, Aug. 20, 1877.
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BATH, Aug. 3O.-The following are the sum.
maries of the second DAVIS races.
NEW YORK.
New Grade,,of Wheat.

NEW YORK, Aug 3O.-The committee on
grain of the Produce Exchange today estab-
lished new grade of wheat to be known as
White winter wheat" which shall consist of
white wheat grown in this state that ia unfit to
grale as extra white wheat, but is better lin
quality than No. white,
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North Yarmouth

HFmOUIhs
The Republicans of North Yarmouth are requested
to meet at the Town house in said Town on FRI
DAY. Sept. 18th, at O'Clock p. m, to choose can
didate for Representative to the next Legislature.
Per order Town Committee.
No. Yarmouth, Aug. 29.