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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-22
ILLINOIS.
Destructive Fire.

CHICAGO. September q. Shortly after one
o Clock, lire broke out in the lumber district be-
tween May and I'D streets, at the Union planning
mills. These were destroyed, and the lire is still
in progress 1t is reported that J. w Harvay :
mill is now on FIRE, and that the flames are spread
lug, but the telegraph office in that neighborhood
IS destroyed, and no reliable or late news is OBJ
tanable at this hour, 3 80 Z. NJ.
I.ater.-The loss at the Union mills was S20,-
900. on which was an insurance of $4,000, dis
tributed among twelve companies. About s. 900
worth of lumber was also burned. The same fire
destroyed six dry kilns belonging to J. W. IIar-
vey's planning mills loss about $4,000, no nsnr-
apce. The fire burned two hours.
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skYour.elf these Questions,

Are You respondent sufferer from Sick Head
ache, Habtual Costiveness, Palpitation of the
Hearth Have you Dizziness of the Head? Is
your Nervous System depressed Does your
Blood circulate badly Have you a Cough ;
Low Spirits : Coming up of the food after eat
ing &c, &C. Ill of these and much more are
the direct results Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. GREENS AUGUST FLOWER is
now acknowledged by all Druggists to be posi-
tive cure. 2,i0O 900 bottles were given away in
the U. S. through Druggists to people as q trial.
Two doses will satisfy any person of its wonder
full quality in curing all forms of Indigestion.
Sample bottles 10 cts. Regular size IS cts. Sold
positive by all frstclass Druggists in the U. S.
june27 teoo&wtf
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

FIRE.
PORTSMOUTH, September 81. The dwelling of
Eben Sargent, at Wells. was destroyed by fire
Tuesday Loss $500.
Accident.
Charles E. Hodgdon, who was injured by the
cars, on the l+th, is slowly recovering. vote
WAS passed by the Board of Aldermen last even
ing, notifying the Eastern Railroad in New
Hampshire TO secure Green street crossing, where
the accident occurred, with gate.
Convention.
CONCORD, September 81. The tenth annual
convention of Y. NJ. c. A.. of New Hampshire
met in this city to-day There was very full
attendance.
Bank Matters.
WoLFBoR), September q. At meeting of
the trustees Of the Carroll county five cent saw
ings bank here this afternoon, it was decided not
to suspend payment to depostors No great run
has been made upon the bank. The amount of
deposits is about S4j0,000. Among the securities
are $50 geo in national bank shares, AMI larger
portion of the balance of securities are on real
estate in New Hampshire.
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gave the hand of Fellowship, Rev. f. Nugent Of
Fayeite. who gave the charge to the pastor, aud
Rev. W. H. Clark of Norridgewock. who gave
the charge to the church. The day was beautiful.
the attendance was large, and the exercises were
deeply interesting.
Rev. Mr. Tinker will probably preach the dedi-
cstory s0mon at Auburn \. NJ. &. A. Hall, in
October. That body is erecting a magnificent
building in Auburn.
Louis NJ. Smith. who has supplied the pulpit at
the Christian church at Albion for few months
past, was ordained on Thursday of last week.
The sermon on the occasion was preached. and
the right hand of fellowship extended. by Rev. o.
j. Hancock of Skowhegan. The charge to the
Pastor and people was delivered by Rev. W.
" oodbury, also of Skowhegan.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
-TCrHE-
Gailu Kenusjtr Jaurnal.
PORTLAND.
Railroad Matters.

NdiiEOdu udtteEs.
PORTLAND. September Il. Judge Libby has
declined grant the motion Of the trustees of the
first mortgage Portland & Ogdenshurg bonds. for
the appointment Of receivers, but has ordered a
system Of accounts aud payments, which will
equally well protect their interests. Meanwhile
the directors, finding the receipts sufficiently
large, have proposed that four overdue coupons
be funded in interest scrip, payable in twelve
equal sem-annual payments, beg inning Oct. lst
proximo, trustees to withdraw the pending pro-
ceeding and commence foreclosure, which shall
al-o be discontinued July, 1879, if payments are
regslsrly met. Bondholders here approve of
aud it will doubtless be accepted.
Robbery.
NJ VI. Gilbert, drovier of Lewiston, was chic
reformed and robbed Of twenty -four hundred dol
lar, on boaid the steamer "John Brooks" frem
Boston, last night.
Sentenced.
II Superior Court this afternoon, Arthur Liv-
ingstone, for rape, sentenced to years in States
Prison c. +. Davis, larceny, years; c. V. Gray
larceny, IL years; Annie NJ. Leighton, Hugh
Doheity and W. ii. Q linn, each for nuisance, one
year in county Jail.
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President Hayes.
ALA1SA VI A.
Crops Destroyed.

CHATTANOOGA, September q. The entire
abundant crop of cotton, corn and fodder in the
valley of the Black Warrior have been swept
away by the rivers sudden rise of 63 feet, which
Is within feet of the terrible iresbet Of 1902.
The planters hst just commenced picking cotton,
and had not hauled the corn and fodder from the
fields. The cotton crop destroy ed is estimated at
10000 bales. Most of the planters are ruined,
and it 10 d. ubful if the actual necessaaies of lite
can now be secured.
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DAMARiSCOTTA.
Musical.

DAMARIscorTA, September p. The Knox and
Lincoln Musical Association closed four days
session to night. 1t has been one of the most sue
cessful ever held. To Conductor J. 7. Cobb, and
Soprano Miss Fannie Kellogg, both Of Boston, is
largely due the result. At the concert this eve
ming there was an audience of nearly 1000; las
evening, 500. Special trains brought large mum
bers from lRockland, Bath and intermediate sta
tons, TO nght.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, September 81 1877.
FLOUR-Extra spring 81 75a5 80,
WIFE AT-No spring l2la .OOO cash, l06ta a
-; sept 1913; October 9oh No.. &1aa-
40 % rejected 70 ia.
CoRN-No. mixed. t51. cash asa; Sept, t34
Oct AZ.
OATS 2thc sash: 24i4 C Sept; 24A Oct.
RYE-No. :, 5'1ac.
BARl.Ef-Sp.z spring, a6ic.
PORK Cash, Il l5-ai2 90, Sept, IL j. ,
Oct, Is 10.
LARD Cash $50 cash; IO--a9 Is =. Sept;
Oct. 10 -a9.4.E.
BULK MEArs-ShouIders 54ao.c; short rih
sides, 11sa C; short clear rib, "a c.
WHIokEY-Western. o..
tREiGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, S-c.i wheat do,
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The extension of the western wing of the State
Prison at 1homaston, provided for by the legis-
lsture last winter, is well sdvanced toward COM
pletion and will be ready FOR occupancy shortly
The exterior size Of the exclusion is 60y4S feet,
three stories high. 1t will contain sixty cells,
nearly of the ordinary size six work cells, 1xll
feet, well lighted, where occupants may be kept
by themselves, and yet be employed. There is also
section containing several cells where convicts
can be kept excluded from communication with
walters and other attendants except officers. On
the first floor there is room for clothing and
other stores; on the second floor large and COM
Portable room for a hospital, and above this q
school room. The walls, internal and external,
are of granite, lined or backed with brick. The
number of convicts now in the prison is about one
hundred and ninety.
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THE EXAMtN or WILLIAM
VI. TWEED.


NEW YORK, September u. At the examine
tlod OF WIN. NJ. Tweed, to-day, before the lnves-
ugaung Committee OF aldermen, it was rumored
that John Kelly and John Fox were In the build
my, but they aid DOT enter the committee room
Mr.. Tweed stated in reply to Coz poiation Coup-
eel Cole, that he was Director of the Erie r. Il
IN 1869 Gould and Fisk called upon him about
an injunction they wanted against Vanderbilt.
lie called on Judge Bernard VINO granted the in .
Junction a. "A matter OF friendship to him. For
TINS they made witness a stockho!der in 1859. At
t5r tbs he lOhbIed Tor bIils for the Elie at Alba
LN, a. Their agent but cannot tecoIiecL what bills
lness attended to the Senate and Bai Der to the
Assembly. lie received money from Fisk ana
GOeld 10 lLilu nee the legislature. some 500
OW) was spent on the legislature to cauy the 1870
taA Jaw lie pAM Inc following members OF tue
senate to vote tor Ii: Vim. Ii. Graham, Alessrs.
liarpoLdln-, Morris, Winslow, Wood and Bowen.
Money was also para ior railroad bills tnat year.
The Transcript ewsqaper association was
composed OF Cornelius Corson, Peter b. Sweene,
ana himself. They we've IN the New York Punt.
ny Company, auu some p per cent. was added TO
lLcil Dlll-. lher capital was $1,000 each, and
lhelr divldehds ranged from $4,000 to $1,000
each. There was faud connected with the leas-
my of most OF the drill room. Witness named
some IN particular: too ma ch rent was paid, and
money was paid 10 meuIbers OF the board of super
Visois TO get leases. tnes got his share OF any
thlng he knew was going on. Ills testimony be-
fnre the legislative committee was false He re
fused to testify before the Senate committee last
spring, but he now testified because he thought
the committee could compel him.
Alderman Corning then notified witCess TO be
ready to testify about Iammany Hail be tore the
general committee.
Adjourned TO next Friday.
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FLORIDA.
Call for AID.

JACKSONVILLE, September 81. The following
appeal Is issued by the Mayor OF Fernsndina
"ln view of the fact that many of our citizens
have left our stricken city, and that therefore the
burden OF iding for the poor aud sick devolves
upon those remaining, and also for the reason hat
med lca men present announce it as their positive
belief that the dreadful disease in our town will
not be stayed until after frost, we reluctantly ask
our fellow citzens who may read this call To
moderately aid US in our trouble. We would ask
that corporations, associations and private indi-
vduals who desire to extend a helping hand, may
be pleased to notify US of the amount of money OF
supplies by them collected, and give US author ity
to draw upon them as our necessities may re
Quire"
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Political.

PARIS september 81 An address to the nation
signed by Partisan aud provincial candidates foI
deputies representing ali III ides of republicanism,
Is published. Ii replies point by point to Mac
Mahous manifesto. The following is the con-
ending paragraph;
Your duty will increase with the audaciiy of
those who presume to impose themselves on
France. lOu cannot become the instrument OF
loyalsm. a republic must have republican func.
tionsries, and the country expects order, peace
and ability through the republic"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-22

Rev. j. ii. Ecob, the beloved pastor of the Con-
gregstional church in this city, returned home 10
the evening train of Thursday, and will &C
cupy his pulpit tomorrow. The reverend gen
tleman having entered toto the marriage reli'lon.
during his absence, Mrs. Ecob returns with him.
Very popular with his people aud the community
previous to this event there will now be double
r,asons for the cont nuston of the pleasant rela-
t,ns. Mr.. Ecob occupies one half II the Col.
Farwell house. on State street, Rev Slr Dearborn,
the Universslst clergyman, occuying the other
half.
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CONDENSED TELE(.RAMS.

The 81 L. S. infantry left Wilkesbarre, Pa,
yesterday morning, for Montana.
The steamer Olga, towing caisson containing
the Egyptian Obelisk, sailed from Alexandra for
LONDON, yesterday.J
Andrew Mount, a well known auctoneer, died
this week at Red Bank, n. j., aged IL.
JJhn Rhode, the murderer of James Temple,
was executed at New Castle, Dell yesterday.
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There will be base ball match this afternoon.
between the Oaklands Of Gardiner, and the Reds
of this city, on the grounds Of the latter. The
Augustus will play the following Taylor, left
Lombard, catcher; Bosworth, pitcher; Little, LIST
Parker, short Morse, right; Smith, Sd; Scruton,
ID; Lally, centre. The game viii come Off with
out ia il. and will be called at A SHARP. Seats
prov ided for the ladies.
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NEW YORK.

Fire.
New YORK, September q. The upper story of
knoy building, corner OF Fulton and Broada ay
was burned 10 day. Loss $1,000.
Railroad Matters.
II reported that the y. Y. c. railroad i, leased
to the Canada Southern Dillon saw the report IL
premature.
Capt Charles \. Woolscy. thirty.fee years .n.
perintendent Of Jersey ferry, died day
Weather.
Weather fine. wind west.
Mississippi Lu,ees.
\ Washing ton despatch saws the project TO have
the levees OF the Mississippi river improved aud
rebuilt by the general government vi be broug ht
before Congress, and II IS understood the prrsi-
den' viii endorse It,
Dissatisfied.
The lines Washington spalch saws the Rus
sian officials are dlssst,>f with the tank of the
young lieufenanls seat from the United States to
their headquarters.
tnlOn Pacific Bonds.
Director Wilson of the Union Pacific railroad
Is endoavoriug to come to some agreement with
the Secretary of tue interior to be submitted for
the establishment of a sinking fund to reimburse
interest and principal of bonds guaranteed by the
government
n. Y. Central Fund Paid.
Auditor Isaac Chambers Of the New York Cen
tIal railroad, states all Of the 100000 given 10
non-siriklng employees has been paid The re-
port to the contrary Is untrue.
suspension.
Pauvert Il Co., one Of the oldest sugar firms
here have suspended. Liabilities quarter OF a
million. Their plantations in Cuba have been
nearly destroyed by Cuban insurgents.
Dismissal.
a female relative OF Secretary sherman gave a
bride 10 a custom house inspector 10 pas her bag
gage here, and had him dismissed BY the 9ecre-
taIy.
AppOintm nj.
Henry A. Smallcv was appointed by J1dgc
Westbrook, receiver ct The Claien.Unt savings
bank, THIS +. Nj.
Court Matters.
Tie contest by Mary 4. Leban TO III, probate
of the Will of the late Commodore VAN ernt was
up for argument before Surrogate court this L.
Nj. The counsel for the contestants asked for ad-
journment, on the ground of the absence of the
senior COUNSEL and four material Witnesses The
Surrogate set the case for November 18th.
Suicide.
George F.. Austin, aged %, native of Mass,
but recently from Walden, VT, committed suicide
at his ding house to-day.
RaiirO d Accident.
ROME, September 81. The western bound ex
press rain on the New York Central road que IN
Rome at this L. NJ, WAS thrown into collision
with picked up freight train by a misplaced
switch, mile east of the Rome depot Several
persons injured, but none seriously. The switch
man who has been on duty ten years, saw the
misplaced switch too late to correct it, and run
ing red flag. An inquest aud investig alton
will be held.
Suit.
Henry Spaulding, formerly mel chant of Pitts.
burg, aud now OF this city, has brought a suit
against the Pennsy lvania Ra llroad Company, and
lays the damage at So 600 Mr.. Spaulding al
eges that when travelling between Monmouth,
\. j., and this city, aud when between Newark
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m AR LAND.
Odd Fellowship,

BALTIMORE. September 81 The Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows decided that the appeal in the
Of George A. Callahan VS.. the Grand Lodge Of
Maine, be dismissed, and the Grand Lodge was
authorized to permit subordinate lodges to observe
the anniversary of the 26th of April in full regslis
1t WAS decided that State Grand jurisdiction can
not impose tax on members for the establish
ment and support of libraries
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your head, ladies', about what you shall get for
fall hat, but 90 to Mrs. NJ P. Webster's and see
her new selected stock of millinery. The bat
department includes the latest shapes, which are
larger and more of a variety to select from than
heretofore, ready trimmed or to order, making it
desirable for our customers to change from sum
mer to autumn Special attention is invited TO
our large stock of fancy feathers: the prices will
be sure to suit NJ. Z. WEBSTER,
mi las Wafer St
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VIRGINIA..
Getting.

RICHMOND, September 81. The Irish Catholic
Benevolent Union elected as offcers-President,
A. Nj. Kelley; Executive committee, John L..
Murphy OF Massachusetts, and others for the
Worcester, Mass, next peace meeting.
Robbery.
Twenty tramps made descent upon depot at
Wsrrenton junction, Va, Midland Railroad, last
Tues day, and robbed the building of every thing
portable. They attempted to board the pay train
near Manassas, but were kept at bay until an en-
CINE arrived, and run back to Manassas, where
citizens and railroad employees organized posse
and captured six of the gang. Wednesday, five of
them boarded freight train, but were driven Off
and one man captured.
President Hayes.
LYNcHBURG. September 81. Postmaster Gen'l
Key telegraphs from Knoxville that the President
goes to Atlanta tonight and returns to Knoxville
on Saturday night, and that he expects to be in
Lynchburg about 2 o'clock Monday afternoon.
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rived.

ATLANTA, September q. Gov. Hampton ar.
rived III thus CITY this morning, and was ieted all
day. lie made speech to large and enthusiAs-
as crowd Tonight m the capital, Extensive prep
arstons are being made tor the reception OF the
President TO morrow.
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PEN BROKE.
Death.

PEMBROKE, September 81. George X. Hatch,
Postmaster, and Treasurer Of the Pembroke Saw
ings Bank, and Master of Crescent Ledge. F. &
A. Masons. died last night of hemorrhage of the
lungs. Age Al years.
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w AR K EN-.
Arrested.

PORTLAND, September q. despatch from
the warden of the State Prison says: George ii.
Littlefeld, State Prison graduate, was arrested
in Warren with valuable Patchen colt in his
possession. stolen from W INDIAN.
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To the Limbo of Things Lost

on earth, the coarse tooth powders and corrosive
tooth washes are rapidly departing, as 500
DON'T, fortunately for the teeth of this genera
ton, is supplanting them. That universally pop
ular article is as wholesome as it is identifying.
septl9 teod&wlw
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WARRINGTON.
Denial.

WASHINGTON, September 81. Secretary Sher-
man emPhaticaly and Indignantly denies a repor,
which has been circulated, that he has approved
paper obgng the Ohio clerks ia the treasury de-
paitment, to 80 home and vote at the coming
election.
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Remember the weekly meeting of the Refo' IN
Cllb, at their hail. to-moroS afternoon at IL
O'Clock. Several members from the Gardiner
club are expected to address the meeting.
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Harrifb.

10 Madison I'D uit Alvin /. Wilton 10 bliss An
ma W. fr,ble, both OF Madison; Sd inst, Geo.
Flint of Arson, 10 Miss FL zabeth, daughter OF the
Officiating erkyman.
IN Il 10 h mt, Charles X. Jackson to Miss
Annie Is Cart TO h OF saith
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Persons suffering from hernia rupture who
desire good fitting truss, should 20 to Partridges
Drug Store, Augusta, where is the largest stock
and variety in the State, and the requisite skil to
give good fit. june29t ltawSw
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PENNSYLN ANA.
Fire..

PITTsBuRG, September q. The opera house,
and several other wooden buildings at Berringel
City, small oil town of the lower Nenango re-
gion, was burned 10 the ground this evening
Loss will not exceed 5000; Insurance. one half
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GEORGIA.


AUGUSTA, September p. The Mayor of Au-
gusta has sppoiate a committee OF fifteen prom
inent citizens TO 90 TO Atlanta to induce President
Hayes aud party to visit TINS city. The commit
tee leave for A tlanta to- night.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati September III ls77
PORK alp 75aUO % Clear sides, a-7H
IARI-- BACON
Steam, as 10 shoulders, ia
Kettle 8 5Oal0 20 Clear rib sides, s OLA
BULK MEATS Clear sides, as3.
Shoulders, Aao- WHlSkEf- l O7al W
Clear rib sides, OAK
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
brisk northerly Winds stationary or lower temper
ature and clear or partly cloudy weather.
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The wife OF Mr.. Clinton Boolhby, with a bounc-
ing little son six months old, is on visit to
her relatives in this city. 1t Will be RENT mbered
that Mr.. b othby is a son OF Maj L. BooIhby Of
this city, and is now in tie banking business in
Trinidad Colorado
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The labors of Mrs. Thos. N. Doutney in the
cause of temperance, in this State, will be remem-
bered. And now as a supplement, news comes
from her home in Burlington, VT, that she has
just initiated young fellow-a very young fellow
into the juvenile organization. Weight, eleven
inla
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Mr.. Leonard McCobb, the representative elect
from Boothbay, who was chosen by handsome
majority. was honored by a serenade. the other
evening. The crowd numbering more tha1 two
hundred were very conlteOu-ly received.
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Minnie Snow, the little girl from the Indus.
trial School, who was ing with Mr.. A. Went
worth, at Vassalboro and who ran away from his
mouse on the 9th of August, has been found in
lIallowell She has undoubtedly been in this vi
cipity ever since her absence.
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BASE BALL.

Brooklyn lIa.tfords IL, Chicagos 3. came
called AT end of the 9Th inning.
Chicago-Stars 9, indianapolis l2-l0 innings.
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On account Of the vacancy in the police Judge
ship in Belfast it W i'll devolve upon the Governor,
to make an appointment. There are two candi-
dates, Emery Bosrdman, Esq. and Charles Moore
L.n
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We hear that Miss Sturtevsnt, the new ASH
tuIt in our high school, is giving good satisfaction
both 10 her assoc late teachers and scholars.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

York, September 81, ISL.
Money was easy at B al per cent. on cali. For.
tlLn exchange advanced TO Io61 for bankers long
ami lo2- a4ejia Tor ItHand Gold opened at i03 "A
and closed u3's Loans o. d4aU per cent.
Customs receipts, sji5,.D". Treasury dlabuTseu
ti3@1 interest s.s!.ooo ;ot bonds. and : 900 Ter
M
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


WORCESTER September 81. Ex-Gov. Cham
bersin OF South Carolina, delivered an address to
the Agricultural Fair here to-day. There was no
allusion to politics. Dunn OF South Carolina and
Withers of Kentucky, were also present.