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The daily gazette., 1878-07-03

Having completed our arrahPSellrnlt Pslent R,l
,ha introduction of Raneys siin%%onttwsd
,inan .nu with a capacity of tuTn,,s GracGeri
CTb -, Tha,reis of fionr per day ln.o mn The aid
Riscuits and Cakes, ana thlguf nf the lalel
dish, ihousand dollars worm wrn -, 10 10 suppl
tmproved pelishe macman mSra neither smo7
th,s mammoh h oven, WIZ, WIZ, cchambers wh
a,,st nor gas enters baking ti,"r ,,. nee anle
aII haR,ne. % il being drawn oil ~ IVES YES comp
oaniiunces, we consider oufs.,,r s,,,er simj
app''aac ,n, an compete with any o'n, in turnisa
tene ,v mrnt in this country w Of eyetI
estao,isl ,arsn Hntels Pic-nics. PaIiIeS Lns rate
kind and Ship stores t ,or. a. considering. "
ihey can be gotten up i0at We herewith ea1
nn9lity OF the goods. .,icIes vi which are \
m crate few oil the ar'ioiN al
Nj Nietesc Dsst CRACKERS by the barrel 10.
Soda a round and square, lOtol3
| Assorted cakes, al
| Ginger nuts, ,.r,e 40 for
Plain candy in quan'i'S +" 2'lo,-1
Fine mer salesman and wagons stste, Ten and \
,ho stores in the city an" ,ates of Penn,9
tne oreS s' in the adjacent sIa'IIe r Jersey, and
ania svi Maryland and Nem mner,ens in x,
icit tie vino will be plesssem9 emoN N & CO.
our esa blishment. ~ ~ Market SUE
| mav25-3meod'
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The Best Qualities of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE Mosr RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
All Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY COLOGN ES, DC.
IT WILLIAMS
A rne assortment of HAIR TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
AT Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West Pride of Key
W est or Gre lley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
ChoiceFLA VORING EXTRA CTS strong
aud Pure,
AT Ninth and Market.
AT WILLIAMS
Fine A AMERICAN & IMPORTED SOAPS
AT Ninth and Ma RI ct.
{" Get the best" WILLIAMS SAPONA-
CEOUS DENTIFkICE,
AT WILLIAMS
Ch0tce GeodS accuracy IN dispensing dfN
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
ap12tf Corner Ninth and Market
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PUBLIC S.fLES.

S,ALE OF COWS.
- The Subscribers will a.
sell at Public Sale, at Red ,,-xf}FriQ
Lion, East Marlborough, fkSskll
Chester county, Pa, IN
MONDAY, JULYs, $50,
Atl o'cleck, P. NJ.
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS,
SPRING ERS. and YOUNG BULLS
SILL& BAILEY
Webb A. Nichols. AnctiOneer. inne.O.t
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Plastic and Gravel Roofing,

done in the best manner Old roofs renew
ed, recoated, patched, or whatever seems
needed: Tin roofs painted with Asbestos
ground in OIL, the he plus-ultra of Paints
fsr metal roofs.
Office at Samuel Hanna q Co.'S Hard
ware store 426 Market street.
marc ROBT. ATKINSON
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SUMNER RESORTS.
Yellow SulphaF Springs;
Montgomery County. Va

The most elevated and coolest resort in
the state Will be Opened the Isl OF JIne
under an entire new management; Ing
elite OF Baltimore, n " orleans anu o,nes ,lsa
cities expected. rhe beauty oil ,hS plaUe
and It's widely known me'ilclhai anu euiai
tive powers ensure health, pleasure "n
happiness, and are consequently a'S"!s
we'll pdtronized. Every, rational GesIe ~
and Amusement to b. had here W. ich' 70.
geIher with The following extremely low l'
rates for strictly .frst-ctdss tdol'' oue'S Ia
duceInents unsurpassed .,D
Terms per day.
Per Wes9. 9.-.........'ss''' ''''''''''' /, nj
-Four weeks. .,.......'. ~ riutiou;.
Passengers leave the cars az .li,s,I"p' ',%nnt
burg, 10 miles west OF Lynchours, " w'.nUvs sao,s
change OF cars from Baltimore, 10 u. nD.,S &
from Baltimore. Leave Baltimore lotS,. a. "y oy
/ +. NJ, .et TO Springs for Breasi"sy' Breakfast "a; "
| leave at 4 i5 a. VI. aud reach op''"s
supper same day. y.nn covrrT.
A. c. WHITE, Manager e---
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THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, esta
weekly pauer in Che State, and has larger
circuistioy t1sn any other ON the Peninsula
Published' every Thursdayafternoon. At -
ms wear, In advance.
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For sale.

Four building lots aL s. T.. corner From
and Jackson streets.
Seventh.
Five lots In II ifth between Van Buren, and
Harrison streets.
Five lots on Gilpin Avenue between Har-
risen and Broome streets.
Five lots adjoining and north of the above
Five lots at S. W. corner Harrison and
Lowering Avenue.
Two lots on Delaware Avenue between
Harrison and Broome.
Five lots on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Fourteenth str. ct.
THOMAS r. LALLY,
Real Estate Agent,
dec2stf 6n2 Market ST.
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ID OOFINGI ROOFING
Strong and Compact Roofing

Almost Impossible to break or tear, ant
sufficiently elastic Tor all shrinkage. Mud
better than cheap Tin and equal TO th'
best, ami at "a much less cost, adapted l,
steen or faL. Also
The daily gazette., 1878-07-03

THE DAILY GAZETTE Is published every
afternoon SUNDAY excepted } nj il6 Marke
street, and served by carriers to subscribers
in ali carts of the city and surrounding
towns and villa es, for six cents week,
oayable weekly. Yearly subscribers, SO in
advance.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-03

IIOR RENT. A three-story brick ouse
II No. ll9 Linden street, s rooms aud
JOS. l.. CARPENTER, JR.,
iel2-tf 6lS Marh ct street
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FOE SALE.

NOR RENT-The room No. 2lg King
i street. for parties, lectures, or b. the
year. Apply at
Jel5-tf Ne II f. Second street.
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Unlicensed IELEERAAS.

A supposed shock Of an earthquake occurred at
Newburg. N. T., yesterday morning. 1t was felt
on both sides the Hudson. a.
The Bank of Commerce of New York has
brought suit to recover 100000 of the directors
OF the Bank of Missouri, which closed come tine
ago. The money was borrowed to loan 70 the d.
rectors and 1t s alleged that tho Bank Of Con-
merce was aware of this fraudulent proceeding.
The Grand Trunk express which left Noutual
Thursday evening, collided with the freight train
at Morrisburg. Ont, yesterday forenoon. An
employe named Picard, one Of the engineers, ives
wounded. The tram had two engines and was
conveying parties from the Lschine regstta.s The
steainbrake refused to work. Tue engines, Nd.
ers and several cars were wrecked. s4
Twenty-six of the gang of counterfeiters in Ky.
and Tenn were arrested Thursday. and moro
probably will be arrested to-day by United States
oficiA ais. large amount Of machinery was ssis-
ed.
A Stanton, Virginia, despatch says The supreme
court Of appeals dec idcd that the marriage Of
white man with . black woman ]. ILLEGAL with
the marriage celegrated in Virgins or any other
State. $50.
A Denver special says it is reported there that
the Cheyennes are committing h0rri IDLE outrages
west OF Denver, aud north Of the Kansas PaciAc
railroad, killing ranchmen, burning shanies etc.
Thirty seven men are aeported killed at BC1alo
station. az
General Sir Patrick and Lady McDougall left
Halifax yesterday morning for Ottawa. Sir Pat
rick will act administrator till the arrival Of Tie
Ma quis of Lorne.
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EST INDIES.


KINGSTON, October 4. The insurgents in San
Ia Cruz are burning estates. Frederick.tad hat
been reduced to ashes, aud several leading plant
crs have been murdered. The governor has q
rived fl, III st. Thomas, and only fifty soldiers are
available. Ia an engagement at the Ansshop.
estate the negroes were routed and two hundret
killed. The town of Bassen was threatened, Blu
II l. yet safe. English and French irigates al,
daily expected at the island
WASHINGTON. October 4. The government ha
otic al info mat on II laive to the existence of Al
iusurrectlon NJ Santa Cruz but the sdsices sa,
nothing rega. dug the number Of lives supposed
10 have been o,t. the mob has succeeded II
capturing and destro, ing the town OF Frederick
ed There is United states consular agent
res idt mt there, and 1t is supposed that his HOUSE
was desti oy ed with the otuers. All the help avail
able has been sent from ST. Thomas by the Dan
ish authorities.
There is no reason nown for the insurrection
a. il was supposed the Danish authorities had beef
yely mild 10 the con, act towards the inhabita ats
In addition 10 tue n, IL Voth cent This If ernool
from Portland to project American ciuzens II
Santa Cruz, the n IVY department has also ordere,
q vessel from the " est Indies station, the one to
nearest to the dis uroeu region, to hasten on tn
same mission.
Chestainsted. the only town on the land in ad
dilion to Frede icksteu, well fortified, and 1t
supposed can well stand ~ slpst IN attack msd'
upon it.
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A BAND OF INDIANS MCRDERING
SETTLERS.
The Troops are Holly Parsuing the Saw
ages.

DENVER, October 4. Early yesterday, at North
Beaver Creek. in a fight 1t Broderick was badly
wourd Died and six men killed. There is deep feel
ing in Denver regarding these outragess. A coun-
Gil OF war was held in Senator ChAffee's rooms.
1t i. probable the entire State militia will be or
dered out. They can take the field at an hour .
notice.
The following despatch from Wallace, Kansas,
referring to band Of Indians which left the res
ervstion near Fort Reno, is Just received:
"Tbe Indians crossed the Kansas Pacific Rail-
road Sunday morning, going north. When about
twenty five miles north of Buffalo station they
commenced killing the settlers, and so far seven
teen bodies have been found along Sappa Creek.
The Indians do not get ont of the way at all to
kill white people, but ii they meet man on horse
back. they kill hun and take his horse.
They are now eighty or one hundred miles from
the Kansas Pacific, with troops pressing them
pretty hard. They have killed no women or chill
dren, and have not thus far mutilsted the bodies
of their victims.
Tue report that Lieut. Brodcrick was killed is
untrue. There has been no fight here since FRI
day. and BroGerick is here, well and hearty.
OGALLALLA, Neb, October T. The Indians
have been crossing the North Platte river. six
miles north of here. A scouting party of COW
boys started from here this morning aud overlook
party OF Indians killing a beef They exchang-
ed shots AID made The Indians drop the beef, one
horse, one mule, blankets, &c. They are goiug
north as fast as possible.
SIDNEY. Neb., October 4. Major Thornburg,
with command numbering about 200 men, lett
here a special train at p. NJ, for Ogallalls, to
eDdesvor to stop tue hostile Cneyennes. lie viii
be joined at Flushing by 1t. Davis and a com
nsnd from the South Platte.
The Cheyenne prisoners numbering about $50
persons, including 70 warriors route for Indian
Territory, who we're held at this place until the
renegades bad passed, were dssrmed this morning
and are nov in camp at Sidney barracks, guarded
by Capt. Frzgersld's company. The Indians first
refused to surrender and trouble was antc pa ted,
but when the troops surrounded them they gave
up their rides and pouches, submitting to over
WI Ginning numbers.
CAMP ROBINSON. Neb October 4. The five
companies OF the Sd cavalry, commanded by Col.
Carlton, which arrived here some days ago, brok e
up camp at 9 o'clock last night, to make n night
march and intercept the Indians if possible, be-
fore arriving at point north of Clarke's b. idge,
on the Sidney road. 1t would appear by the lat
est information that the hostile party now being
pursued by the troops are endeavorlng to reach
the new Red Cloud Agency on Wolf Creek, IL
miles from Camp Robinson. They may succeed
in outmarchinE the trOoks, being better mounted
aud having nearly 800 stolen horses as reserves.
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STATE NEWS.

The body of man, very much decon posed and
eaten by the fishes, was found on the shore of
Mouse Island one day last week. The body was
subsequently identified - that of Mr.. Frank
Decker, who was drowned 10 the bay few weeks
ago during the tempest. One arm and one leg
were gone. The face vas entirely unrecognisabis
out the friends of the deceased knew the cloth.
ing.
Farewell Hall at Rockland, Is nearly completed
and will be greatly improved 10 Appearances. con-
venence and safety.
The Somerset Reporter says that several inde-
pendent militia companies Of various towns. In
that vicinity purpose to hold muster ct Harmony
on the 9Th and 9th ipsts. The battalion will b.
Offered by Elisha Knowles. Cambridge, Colonel
commanding; Z. A. Bailey, Haruony, Lisstea-
ant Colensli Wsshingtoa Fess. Wsllingtss, Ne.
Tor.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany.

LONDON, October 4. Berlin despatch ssys
government probably has adopted the anti social
lst bill. As passed through the committee Of con-
ference, Wednesday evening, it showed there was
iair prospect of agreement ia the Reichstag on
amendments satisfactory TO Bismarck, concerning
The duration ofFthe law and retroaction of the
clause for suppression Of newspapers, for articles
printed before its enactment. l.-lr
Pirates. sef
A Constantinople despatch SAYS Laird. British
Ambassador, is informed that pirates have made
their appearance in the Persian gulf and Gulf of
Nolo, and has asked permission from the Porte 10
operate against them.
Bank Matters.
The Herald says the rumor ia current that some
OF the directors Of Glasgow Bank have received
enormous advances out Of the funds they were
administering.
Failure. 81
1t is reported that large ship building arm In
Glasgow has failed. -
Marine News.
The British ship Anglo, st. John, N. B.. for
Queenstown, was sighted on the 5th Of September
with her foremost and jibboom gone, and ten feet
OF water In her hold. She refused assistsnce.
Aid for the Sufferers.
PARIS, October 4. lie Temps makes an appeal
for the sufferers by yellow fever Ia New Orleans,
recalling the fact that Louisiana sent large sums
Of money to France in 1871, 1872 and 1878.
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EW YORK.
Fatal Accident.

New YORK, October 4. Charles c. Moore,
from Mass chuse,ts, was killed at the Jamaica
depot, Long Island railroad, to-day, by stepping
fl ON tram front of another.
Gen. Grant.
Ex-President Grant has written his sister, Mrs
Coroin, that he will return u America early i'll
May.
Personal.
Candon, the released Fenian, started for Gin
cinnan to- sht, but will return here to reside
A Panic.
Fifteen hundred children were terror stricken
in the grammar school No. II in West Attn street.
to-day, by the mistaken cry of hie, but all reach
ed tue street IN safety.
Court "a alters.
There was lengthy argument between the
counsel in the Vanderbilt W Ill case, to-day, rs to
the sdmssibility Of the testimony Of Mrs. Eiener
Fletcher Bishop, tending To prove that the late
commodore was n firm believer IN spirtuaism
1 he surrogate rendered long decision declaring
the evidence on that point admissible. The de-
cison s regarded rs u strong point in favor Of the
contestants, who say they have dozens OF with. Sos
to prove the commodore belief III supiritualsim,
and the counsel will argue that William was un-
der undue influence through spirituA,istic med
iums. The court adjourned until tuesday.
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EASTERN AFFAlaS,
A MASSACRE BY THE ALBANIANS
REPORTED.

CoNsrANTINoPLE October 4. The government
has received intelligence that Saad Delden Pashs
on announcing that he had received orders to
surrender Podgoriz to the MoLtenegrn,. was
killed by the Aibanians, and l56 officers and men
under his command were msssacred.
VIENNA, October I. The following official tel
egram mas been received
SERAJEvo, October 4. The Austrians entered
Visegrad this MOI ming, unopposed. The Insur-
tents, csunon and ammunition. The Austrians
entered Goraz1a yesterday, unopposed, and to
day occupied Cajuics. The district OF Faga is
cleared of insurgents. Tnus the whole Of Bosnia
and Herzegovina is subdued, aud the country in
ouI hands.
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Yesterday, Jacob Britt was arraisne on com
plant OF Lizzie HON for assault and battery
upon her. lie plead not guilty, was found guilty,
and fined 50 aud cost, from which seuteuce he
appealed and recognized in the sum of 500 to
the December term OF the Superior court.
Thomas Ryan for drunkenness and disturbance
was fined 81 and cost, which he was unable to pay
and went 10 jail.
james Ausun, up on 81 arch and seizure pro
cess, plead not guilty, was adjudged not gully
and DISCHARGED.
Richard Goss, for keeping Intoxicating liquor
with intent to sell the same in violation of law,
fined $50 cost He appealed from this
sentence, and being unable 10 fnd suretes for his
APPEARANCE al the December Term OF the Superior
Court, Was COMMITTED.
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Chicago Produce market.

CHICAGO, October Z, ISIS.
FLOUR-Extra spring 50a5.25: western as;
southern 5a25. .r
WHEAT No. l Red Winter s9h as9k-; No. S.
4 cash; - october; No. Chicago SpriIG,
S3-as3a cash; 81, October; s5b Now: No. !.
5t; December -: reJeo,cd 5e-. t.M ~
COIN Sales, 34sa3tS each: 31a-- Oct;
S. Nov: Dec. -; rejected 33Sa
OATS is-sI cash; October iy-ah so-a--
november; Dec. rejected, IL.
RYE a..
BARLEY-lO6ah cash; l07-alU1 - October
tus Nov; - Dec. .far
PoKk-Ca-n I 75ha7.7s-; October, 7so-ass;
Nov. 7UaisIh; Dec.
LARD Cash 5.l7-x6 80. Oct SIT \ aso; Nov.
i!.xa.5; Dec. -.
BULK MEATS shoulders ~ 40 short rib
lde 6's.a-0; short clear rib sra, clear sides
bha sst
WHiSKEY-i07. ..f
FREIGHrS-Corn to Buffalo H. cents; wheat
~ cents.
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PENNSYLv ANA.
Held for trial.

PHILADELPHIA, October 4 This afternoon
VIM. X. Dickerson aud Ii. c. Pate had final
hearing on a charge OF forgery, in connection
with the will Of Robert Whitaker, deceased, who
died worth neatly $2,000.000. Witnesses were
produced As experts III hand writing, aud familiar
with the signature Of the deceased, who swore IN
their opinion that the signature Of Whitaker was
forgery. The accused being unable to furnish
$4,000 each, were committed for trial.
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POLITICAL.

Hon. WIN. p. Frye in New Hampshire.
LEBANON, October 4. Hon. William z. Frye
of Name, under the auspices of the republican
club made an able and eloquent speech on the
currency question, tonight. The attendance was
veiy large, and tue speech made . deep and met
faceAble impression IN favor of honest money, and
the republican candidate for congress 10 the third
district, Hon. Evarts W. FAIR.
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New Life Saving stations.

Work on the Is new life saving stations on the
coasts of Virginia and North Carolina is being
pushed forward rapidly, aud they will be complet-
ed by the middle of next month. Three other
new stations on the Delaware and Mary land
coasts will be completed soon Afterwards All the
old ones on these coasts are now manned and IN
full operation. Keepers for the new stations will
be appointed next month. and in the meantime
the department is purchasing surf boats, guns for
throwing life lines, hawsers, hfe-cars, &c, to
properly equip these stsiious.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York AOnoy Market.
EVENING REroRr.

New York. October 4. 1s7s.L
Money luanc a. 3-aA w call. and closed q
per cent. X
Sterling Is kasoI tor 80 days. lstS ASK sor
demand. vgs
Cold opened al. l0,t and closed NJ l06k.
Carrying rates, sal per cent. Borrowing rsses
Ia. 81
Clearings, ell, 1853 900. Custom receipts, e62lOoc.
bonds, IA
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MISSISSIPPI.
Hanged.

MAGNOLIA October 4. Rodney Green (coior-
ed convc of the murder Of his brother-in- law
Isaac Harris, was executed here to-day. After
the religious services Green made confession ir
which he said he was prepared to meet his God,
and hoped to meet all in Heaven whom he had
left on earth. About 2. 900 people were present.
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UTAH.
Arrested.

SALT LAKE CITY. October 4. Hiram Smith, Q
tie cont actor for the Utah Northern Railroad,
was arrested few days ago for cuttins 'tinber on
the Fort Hall Indian reservation. and Put II jsil
deputy marshal then went to the tie cutters
camp for witnesses, but being unable to get an
swers to questions, the whole force twenty-lve in
number, were arrested, taken to Nalad, and there
jailed 1t is doubtful whether these men were ct
work al Indian reservation. feIil ~
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VIRGINIA.


NORFOLK, October 4. Yesterday morning the
schooner Conquest, from Richmond to Halifax,
with coal, at auchor in Hampton Roads. was run
into by the Boston schooner Roger Drury. The
Conquest was considerably damaged, and brought
to Norfolk for repairs
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NJ MASSACHUSETTS,.
A Cut Down,

LAWRENCE, October 4. The employees in the
Boston q Maine railroad shops ct South Law
renee. will hereafter work nine hours per day in.
stead Of ten As heretofore. One hoer's pay will
also be taken Of their wages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-05

To-day was the ifly-sixth anniversary of the
birth of President Hayes, but there was no cee
bratiop. Business WAS transacted at the White
Hou,e usual
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There will he conference this (Satuida') sf
,eruoop, held by the AGveutsts at the Y. NJ. G. A.
rooms, commencing at 2 o'clock p. NJ, all SER
vres at the same Place all dav sunday.
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The price of butter is not high, but very low
and vet it is said that good butter is very scarce
il The market. We notice by our exchanges that
the complaint il general.
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BOothbsy Farmers sud VI echautes Fair

BOothbsy Farmtrs snd " eChantcs Fair.
The seventh annual meeting OF the fair was
held at Boothbay Centre opening tuesday, under
the most favorable circumstances. The weather
was delig htu aud the first day was devoted to the
arrangement of entries for the exhibition. The
exhibition of the fruit crops vas vety fine the
farmers taking an unusual interest on account of
the cash prizes offered this year The second day
va. somewhat interrupted by the fog, yet the st
tendance was very large. The far has been in
every sense a success.
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A special despatch from Boston yesterday after
noon informs us that VIM. Harvey of this city
had obtained a verdict in his favor against the
Connecticut River Railroad for S9,2i0.
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MAINE NEWS by TELEGRAPH.
Marine News.

CAMDEN, October 4. the schooner Florence
n. Tower, Captain MAJ ion Drinkwater, with lime
and hay from Rock port to Cnarleston,s few hours
out put in here. Tue lime is on are, aud the yes
sci will probably be scutted.
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The address of Mr.. Bosrdmsn of the Farmer,
at the fair of the North Fra kiln Agricultural So
cicty, the present week, is highly spoken Of.
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MANCHESTER, October 4. Charles Moor, son
OF Ira L. Moor, was run over by the cars at Gof =
Falls this evening, and instantly Killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-05

Rev. Mr.. Tiden will preach his first sermon
since his vacation at the First Baptist church, to-
morrow forenoon
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Local ann State Mems.

The oyster season has commenced, and Mouiton
keeps good supply on hand of nice fresh oysters.
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BASE BALL.

At Manchester, for the New England champs
onship-Manchesters IL, New Bsdfords OF Masss
chusetts, 2.