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The Portland daily press., 1878-08-22
POLITICAL.
some. set Republican Convention

SomeE set Republican Convention.
SKowHEGAN, Aug. 21.-The Somerset county
Republican Convention was held here today.
The following nominations we're made:
Senators-Nahum Totman of Fairfield, Lewis
Wyman of Palmyra.
RECONSIDERATION r. Smiley, Skowhegan.
Commissioner-George f. Lunt, Anson.
The convention this afternoon was addressed
by ex-Gov. Perham, Hon. S. D. Lindsey and
W. II. Vinton.
Hancock Republican Convention.
ELLSWORTH Aug. 21-The Republican con-
ventiou of Hancock county was held here to-
day. TWAS largely attended and character
lied by harmony and enthusiastic feeling. The
following are the nominees:
Senstors-H. D. Coomb', Hon. William
Grindle.
Treasurer-Luther Lord
ommssioner-WillardP p. White.
Knox Democratic Convention.
RoCKLAND, Aug 21.-The Democrats of
Kuox have nominated the following county
ticket:
Senator-George w. Kicker, Rockland.
Treasurer-Wm. III. Rhoades, Rockland.
Commissioners-C. L. Sylvester, Jr, Cam.
den; q. A. Morsng, Appleton.
Sneriff-Cyrus r. Morton, Union.
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you see is all right To coaoiliate parties of all
stripes aud win their support, they at their
County Convention nominated for State and
County officers Greenback Republicans and
Democrats about half each.
By all these contrivances the Democratic
leaders mean to hold their own party whole and
entire, while the Republican GreenbackeTs all
vote for Cove and so to choose Anderson and
leave Reed out in the cold.
We don't envy Mr.. Cove his position. He
is plainly to be "made the cats paw to pull the
chestnats out of the fire" for Anderson.
restoration Of the currency to its old con- on
yer, or bills representing them, will alone
bring prosperity to all classes; If the Nation
can be improved, or better substituted, we
shall welcome the change with joy. We are
unwilling that our people shall be compelled to
pay all the fictitious claims of the South for the
benefit of any party Reckless, intriguing de-
magogues make all the trouble and postpone
the return of better times.
We beg Mr.. Cove, whom we esteem highly.
to remember our solution of the political rid
die. He is surely the ace which Anderson
hides in his sleeve to win the game. ~"
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The International Congress for the proven
ton of crime in session at Stockholm, elected
Rev. DR.. Mines of the United States honorary
president.
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The Cowdin Co % ference.
YELLOW FEVER.
At Grenada.

GRENADE, Aug. 81.
Seven deaths. Negroes are dropping down
like sheep and will not help each other. 80
deaths up to date.
NEW YORK, Aug 81 The following dispatch
from Grenada, Miss, was received in this city
to-day: The times here are awful. The fever
is as bad as ever. Send money by express to
pay nurses and bury the dead.
MEMPHIS, Tenp., Aug. 21.-A special to the
Avalanche from w. S. Smith, Vice President
of the Memphis Howard Association at Gre
NADIA, Miss, says that 8 per cent of the whole
population have died. IS negroes were taken
down to-day. The New Orleans doctors are
We are short of all kinds of nourishment for
the sick.
At New Orleans.
New ORLEAN, Aug 81.
Physicians Interviewed on the subject of the
yellow fever say that while according to the
published reports of the board of health the
deaths from fever are about SO per cent of the
cases, the actual percentage of morality is not
more than % per cent as large number of the
cases of fever actually in existence are not
known to the authorities.
At Port e ads.
PORT EAEs, Aug. 21-Fige new cases since
yesterday, but no deaths.
Fever Increasing at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 21-The hope entertained
yesterday that the fever was abating was dis
PEELED today by an increase of 100 per cent.
both 10 the number of deaths and new cases,
there being II of the former and so of the lat
ter reported for the "a hours ending at 5 o. m.
The work of caring for the sick is bravely car
ried on by the relief organizations, and families
are being removed to the country from all
parts of the city. The cases reported today ID
clude number of colored people.
At Vicksburg.
VIcKsBURG, Aug 21.-It is estimated that
there are 80 new cases. In the past "a hours
there were "a deaths, % from yellow fever.
SUMMIT, Miss, Aug. 21.-A family of seven
are stricken down with yellow fever four miles
from here.
Aid from st Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 21-The live stock dealers
OF st. Louis made 40 fund of $500 for the
yellow fever sufferers in the South today, $500
of which was sent to the Howard Association
at New Orleass, the same amount to the How
ard Association at Memphis, and 800 to Gre
NADIA.
The Hebrew Young Mems Literary Associa.
ton of St, Louis raised $40.
There were 107 new cases In New Orleans to.
day and 40 deaths.
Ia response to an appeal from the bank off.
GERS of Vicksburg today for aid, the banks in
New York subscribed 1890.
The International Congress for the proven
tion of crime in session at Stockholm, elected
Rev. DIR. Mines of the United States honorary
president.
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That Little Game.

York County Independent !

York County Independent
Being independent lookers-op, we believe we
see through the game that is being played by
politicians In this Congressional District, and
will try to explain it to our subscribers.
The main contest is for member of Congress-
The State and County offices are of little con-
sequence. The Democrats want to elect man
of the old-fashioned pro-slavery stripe. The
Republicans are for Reed. The Republicans
are in clear majority in the District and will
surely prevail, unless they are checkmated.
So "divide and conquer" are the watchwords
OF the Democrats. The Greenback delusion
appears just in time. So the Democratic lead
ers cause, or allow, Cove to be nominated. He
is Republican and Greenbacker and will
divide the Republican party, but being Green
hacker he will divide their party too. This
must be prevented. To this end the following
are the methods the Democratic leaders adopt.
At their District Convention they adopt hard
money platform, but nominate Anderson, who
makes mystifed, oracular speech to the con-
vention looking all to rag money. Then to
hard money Democrats they say look at the
platform; to the Greenback Democrats they
say, look at Anderson's speech; don't leave the
party and vote the abolition ticket. Anderson
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fire In Machias.

MAcHIAs, Aug. 21.-An incendiary fire on
Hemenway's wharf this forenoon destroyed
forty thousand feet of dry boards. Partly COW
cred by Insurance.
Marrow Escape.
Penvell Longfellow. Edward Vose and Ma
than Smith were upset in boat yesterday af-
ternoon on Hadley's Lake. All came very
near being drowned.
Minor Esems.
The Penobscot Freewill Baptist meeting be-
gan at Fort Fairfield yesterday.
Trial of Jenny Hope, the Dexter robber,
began at Bangor yesterday.
Nelson Heath was drowned at Verona yes
terday by the upsetting of boat.
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The Elections in France.
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Shannon, who on Monday murdered Mrs.
Brice at Waterford, N. Y, committed suicide
in Ballston jail Tuesday night
Pencil Longfellow, Edward Vose and Ma
than Smith were 10 boat which upset Tues
day on Hadley's Lake. All came near being
drowned.
DodwOrth's band of New York has been at
tached to the 18th Brooklyn Regiment, and
will make the trip to Montreal in May with
that organization.
The pilot commissioners of New York have
officially appealed to the Federal authorities to
stop the employees of the New York city police
commissioners from throwing garbage into the
bay. Swash channel, through which steam
ships have to sail to reach the port, is rapidly
filling up and the shores of Coney Island and
Long Island are covered with garbage and put
rifying matter from these garbage boats.
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For New England
Robbery and Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ola Portland, Ore
gon, despatch says three strangers entered the
pawnbroker's shop of M. O'Shea. felled the
proprietor with slung shot, locked the door,
packed up the iewelry and valuables and es-
capped. An officer pursued the robbers. They
fred two shots at the officer, missing him, but
instantly killing Louis Joseph, aged H. The
robbers jumped into an express wagon, drove
to the outskirts of the city aud made for the
timber. Pursuit was organized. bnt thus far
without success Ii captured they will un-
doubtedly be lynched. O'Shea's injuries are
fatal
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO. August -Hogs-recelpts 1000 head !;
shipments 5000 head; market dull and 10c lower !;
prime shipping at 40 q 40; light at 4 10 q 4 IL;
mixed at so q 10; not all sold.
Cattle-Teceipts 3400 head; shipments 1900 head !;
the market is active and firm good shipping Steers
20 q 20; butchers Steers at 80 a so; Cows at
40 "a 10 Bulls at 90 a Texas at 80 a 25;
corn fed at 80 "a 8 so.
Sheep-receipts $50 head; shipments 200 head; the
market is slow but steady at % q 400.
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AND COMMERCIAL
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST %, 1878.
The markets show but little change from last week
Gold closed Wednesday, Aug. 81, at S10O4,
Green apples have lowered SOC y Dbl. Cheese is
hrm and prices are tending upward. Coffee is firm
and unchanged in price. Both copper and brorze
sheathng show reduction to lac. Change will be
noticed in cordage. Drugs and dyes are steady;
Opium is reduced to S. " fb, and there are some
changes in morphine and quinine. Fish are quiet at
at last weeks prices. Flour is quiet but firm; the
advance is fully maintained. Wheat is lower, but
the advance in freghts fully equal to the decline
in wheat. Lemons show reduction Of 81 % box.
Corn is advancing in price while there is steady de-
mand. Pressed hay shows reduction of 81 per ton
Lard is dull and all kinds show a small reduction
Moasses is dull and unchanged. Linseed and boiled
do show small advance. Eggs are II q 13c per
doz. Beefis unchanged, while pork is dull and
about 5oc lower on all grades Sugars quiet and
unchanged. Teas are quiet. Tobacco quiet and
unchanged in price.
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Boston Bank Statement.
q New York Stock and Money Market

>, NEW YORK. August 21-Evening. Money easy at
81 q per cent. on call. Sterling Exchange is weak
at 4S4 for long and 1881 for short sight
,o God declined from 1909 to 1909, closing steady
ury disbursements $4,000 for interest and $4,000
1or ponds; Govrnments are steady. State bonds
dull. Railroad mortgages are steady,
The transactions the Stock Exchange tn dav
aggregated l22,6O0 shares, including 22,OlO shares
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DETROIT, August 2l.-Wheat lower; extra White
Michigan held at Os; No White Michigan at 071
cash / 06s seller August: 05 for September.
Receipts-1S0,C00 bush Wheat.
Shipments-1s5, 600 bush Wheat
GALVESTON, August 2l.-Cotton is firm; Middling
uplands 1lsc.
uplands at 11Ic.
WnMNGToN, August 21.-Cottol is quiet Mid
ding uplands at 11sc.
SAVANNAH, August ELECTION is in good demand; ;
Middling upands at 1lic.
BALTIMORE, August 21.-Cottonlis firm; Mlddlng
uplands 1lsc.
CHARLESTON. August 21.-Cotton is firm; Mid
ding uplands at III a I1sc.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2l-COtton quiet; Middling
uplands at lie.
AUGUSTA, August 81. Cotton firm; Middling up
lands at 1lsc.
MEMPHIS, August 21.-Cotton dull; Middling up
lands 1llc.
MOBILE, August 21.- Cotton nominal; Middling
uplan1s at lie.
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European Markets,

LONDON, August 2l-12.3O P. M.-Consols 81 l5-16
for money and 50 1-16 for account.
LONDON, August 2t-12.30 p. M.-American securi-
tesUnted States bonds, CTS, 10es new SIS, at 1919
new 1885, 1040s, at 1903; Erie ia; Illinois Gem
trail S14.
LIVERPOOL, August 21-12. 80 P.M.-Cotton market
is trmer; Middlng uplands at sgd; do Orleans at
6sd sales 1900 bales including 5000 bales for spec
ulation and export; receipts $500 bales, including
1900 American.
Futures 1-52 better; August 31-32; also 61l-1G;
also 2l-32; August and September 21-32d; Sep
TENDER and October 2I-32.
. Flour at q q "a; Winter Wheat at 9 3 a 9 6;
Spring do at @ 8; California averages at 10 q
10 g. club at 10 @ 10 81 Corn at % q 20 81 Peas al
81. Provisions, &c-Pork at 40; Beef "a; Bacon "a
q 3f7; Lard at 81 8. Cheese at Al. TanOW at 81 G.
at London Tallow at 38.
PARIS. AUGUST 2I.-Rentes 10 10
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EUROPE.
London Times OH the

London Times OH the American Natio nails
LONDON, Aug. 21.-The Times reprints the
interview between Butler and Kearney, and
has one editorial about them and the National
party, in which it says of the latter:
1t might become serious danger to the re-
public if it were possible for the discontinued
and ignorant mass who have attached them
selves to it, to pool their Issues and combine
against capital. But it is doubtful whether
those who rave most wildly against society ara
not as firmly welded to their own theories of
reconstructions as the most superstitious fanat-
les of old world creeds The United States
would have more to fear from Buffers and
Kearneys if their followers were less passion
ate, less ignorant Of the practical limitations of
political action, aud less torn by Internal
JEALOUSY.
The Elections in France.
PARIS, Aug. 24-The election of presidents
of the councils general in France is believed to
indicate that the senatorial elections will result
In the establishment of Republican majority
in the Senate. The Monarchists and Bona
partists are discordant. The Orleanists in
several departments voted with the Republic
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-22

"CoNGREss,'' the Oldest and largest selling baking
powder in New England, its success to its puri-
ty, and the good luck that every cook has when
using Congress in baking.
Dyspeptics can eat warm biscuits made from Con-
gress Yeast Powder without distressing them.
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MARRIED..

In Deering, Aug 20, at the residence of the BRIDES
father. by Rev. j. A. Strout, DR. VIM Grover of Bel
ehertown. Mass, and Mrs. Carrie NJ Quimby of Deer
ing, Me.
In Brownfeld, Aug 81. by Rev. E. S. Jordan, Ar
thur W. Stanley and Miss Lizzie O. Stanley, both Of
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SPORTING NEWS.
TrOttiug Mt Ii attn.

BATH, Aug. 21.-At the Bath driving park,
in the three minute class McLelan's Indepen-
dence won first money, time 2.34. In the 23S
class John Gilpin won in three straight heats.
FIIpoo
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California Mining Stocks.
The Wool Market.

BOSTON, Aug. 21.-[ Reported for the Press1-TLe
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock 40 q
dunn 36 a $50; coarse 80 q 32c; Michigan extra and
AK 80 q 35c; fine 80 a 34c; medium 81 "a 35c; COM
mon 2S a Soc; other Western fine and X 80 q 34c;
80 q 3Sc supertine 80 a 42c; No 1, Is az 2Oc comb
ing fleece So a 45c; Fine delaine 40 q 42c; California
IL @ 29c Texas IA Csc; Canada pulled 80 a 40c do
combing 40 "a Ale; Smyrna washed 16 q 2ec; do I'M
washed IL az 17c; Buenos Ayres Is a soc; Cape Good
Hope q q 33c; Australian 81 a 45c; Donskoi % a
SOC.
There is no change in the Wool market. Combing
and delaine Woods are active and clothing Woods are
dull, and we see no prospect of any immediate i'm
proveDent. The largest mills in the country that
use dclaine and combpg selections of the
high cost OF imported Wool, are purchasing all their
supplies at home instead of going abroad, and on
this account all of this grade will be wanted The
supply OF clothing grades is large quite sufficient to
meet all the wants OF manufacturers. and there
iniucement to purchase to any extent now with the
present prospects of the goods trade.
Imports from January to Aug II.
1878. 1877
Foreign bales. .l94S1 29,153
Domestic, bags and bales. ......... 1920 19S73l
In New York thus early in the season there is a
Woods, and the fact is daily becoming more evident
that the prices paid in the country were too high.
This class is and has been, slow of sale for nearly
year past but it was generally believed that by this
ment. Such, however. has failed to lie the case as
medium grades still sought AFTER and full rates
are in every case obtained. The better grades of
Spring California being only in moderate supply and
orally belieued that current rates will be fully MAIN
tanned from this on.
In Philadelphia there has been less activity in the
market, and unwashed is fully one cent lower; comb
forward quite freely from the West, but there is no
accumulation of stock.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-22
DIED.

In Standish. Aug. 49, Matte, Mamie, and Edgar,
children of the late Frederick Decker aged 4, T. 10
years, respectively.
In Sherman, Aug. II, Nellie F., daughter of Chas.
f. Townsend, aged 20 years months days.
In Sherman. Aug. is, Amanda NJ, wife Of Jos. L.
Leavitt, aged So years months 10 days. Bangor
papers cOpy.l
In Phipsburg, Ang. 10. Mr., JAS n. Williams, aged
50 years.
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go REIGN PORTS.

AT Port Elizabet il July brig W Parker, Keen
from Philadelphia ar June 30, TO load wool for Mon
treal.
Ar at Cape Towra, CGH, =, tarque Mary Jenness
phia.
Ar at Rotterdam goth inst, ship Hermon, Dingle,
Pabeon,
Sid I'm Havre 18Th inst ship John Patten, Duncan,
United States.
Sid TIM Dunkirk 18th inst, barque Carney,
jackson, United States,
on Folkinstone 10Th, ship Success Hichborn, from
New Yark for Bremen
New York ~
Sd TN Liverpool 18th inst, ship Baden, Doane, for
=, SID TN Huanios July -, ship Detroit, Blanchard.
Europe,
At At MeiDiones July I7tb, ship NJ Davis, Koopman
SID TN Pabelion de Plea, July 0, ship Eric the Red
Allen. Europe.
At Pimental July =, barque ada wiswell, Wis
well. from Callao, unc
AT Surnam 9TH inst baroue Nicola Harper from
Boston, Dig
Ar at Port Prince Slh INST sch Jennie Stubs,
--latest by European steamers.
SI oLd I'm Greenock 7th inst, Geo Hatch Murphy
g. Sid I'm Havre Sth inst. MENDOZA, whitmore. for
Passed Copenhagen I'd inst, Jennie Barker, Waite
sundswall for Port Adelaide
sPOkRsN.
May 26, lat % S. lon CT E.. ship Alice NJ Mlnott,
from hong Hong tor London.
Aug II, off Hatteras, sch Nellie II Shaw, Gates,
from Guanica for Northern port
Aug 10, lat A. Ion &C., ship Florida from Rotterdam
ior Delaware Breakwater.
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GALVESTON-Ar 14th sch Daniel Coos, Minott,
MOBILE-Ar 18th, sch John McAdam, Rathburn,
New York.
Ar 10th. sch Henry Means, Coburn Galveston.
JACKSONVILLE-Ar 10th, sch Lois Chaples,
RICHMOND. War 18th, sch vandusen,
from Kennebec.
NoRFOLK-Sld 18th, brig Perces Hnckley, Smith
GEORGETOWN, DC-Ar 18th, sch Annie Lewis,
from New Bedford.
GEORGETOWN, Dc-Ar 10th. sch Eta M Barter,
BALTIMoRE-Ar 10Th, sch Joshua 8 Bragdon,
JONES' Kennebec.t
Ar Goth. brig Mary Pencil, Leighton. Cardenas
PHILADELPHIA-Ar Goth, sch Ida Butard,
Small, Getie.
Ar 10th, schs David Clarkson, Kennebec; Roamer,
Cid goth, schs Telumah. Bennett. for Bath; Ira D
freeman, Para; 7 A Keen, Whitney, Bath; Addie
Jordan, Leavitt Portland.
AR at Lewes 18th, sch Jennie r Morse, from Cuba,
(Capt Hardness reported dead.)
NEW YORk-Ar goth, barque Archer, Hatch,
Montevideo "A days; schs B Gregg, Anderson, st
Ar 21st, SENS Nellie shaw, Gates, G1anica; Speed
well, from st Mare.
ca goth, bargues Alaska, Perry, Marseilles Hat
tie Dixon, Yates, Progresso; schs Farnham,
Gilkey, Porto Cabelo; L Il Livingstone, Hodgdon,
Jacksonville; Bridges. Landrick, Eastport.
Sid 10th, barques Grace Deering, for Valparaiso;
S StiI watts. for Havre; brig Mary Fink, for
NEW HAvEN-Ar 18th, sch VIM Buck, Miller,
Ponce: , Sarah Rich. Parker, Bangor.
NEW LoNDoN-Ar 10th. briggs Merriwa, Downes.
New York for Limerick: Carabelle, Cole, FIN do for
Curacao, tand both sailed 17th)
Passed Little Gull Light 18th, barque Lizzie Fl
jackson, Warwick, from New York for Elsnore.
fkOvlDENCE-Ar goth, sch Pilots Bride, Bailey,
Ponce IL days.
Cd goth. sch Nj Bird, Merrill, Windsor. MS.
STONlNGTON-Ar 10th. SCH Abbie e Willard,
Farnum Providence. to load stone for New York.
EAST GREENWICH = AR 18th. sch N Holmes,
al Ar 18th schs M Tyler, Hart, Hoboken; Lucy
Baker; Allen, Bangor.
sid goth, sch Freddie Eaton. Motz, Calais.
I'M NEW BEDFOED-Sld 10th, sch Edward Everett,
yINEYARD-HAyEN-flr 10th, schs Jas Nelson,
and Bangor, from Bangor tor New York James
Bangor for New Haven Expres Calais r PToVi
dence; SpofoId, from New York for Salem.
sid SID. sGbs Jas Nelson. jas Holmes Hxpress, Jed
Hall, DIS Williams, sqsa ?, AltayeIa, Neie Eaton:
Rogers, and Fannie s. dIth
,o sosT F.s 2Gth g Edith Hail. Thayer Leg
Matthews Philadelphi Al; Eddie Huck. Lethrop. Ho-
6oken; Grampus, Mic hols. Bangor; Frances Ellen.
Smith, Bangor; Con monwealth Cqdworth. Rock
Lewis. Richmond, g; Black Swan, Cooper, Cam
den; Smith Tuttle. Parter, Wiscasset; $ Lindsey.
pben Waterman, from Kennebunz.
Ga 18th, sch Stephen Bennett, Douglass. for st
Sid Goth. barque Nor ton Slower.
BOSrON-Ar 2lst, 'brigs Harry Stewart, Haskell.
Cieniuegos; Lizzie W. man, Fossett, Matanzas: scbs
M ID Marston BlackiD gton. Baltimore: j l. Newton,
Slower. Philadelphia; Wellington Phillips, Rondout;
owen Kinds, Clend enntng, Port johnson; Lillian,
Ryan, Belfast; Nellb, Brown. Young, Kennebec for
Philadelphia to reps r head OF toremas; Cinderella
D1rea, koeklend; n ahant, Mcintyre, Camden.
Rocklant ~
NEW BURYPOR1,-Ar goth, sch Annie Frye, Bly,
ant, Richmond.
PoRTsMoUTH-A goth. sch Ch,s Carroll, Burd-
ing, Rockland.
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Am Opportunity.

Stock OF Fancy and Housekeeping Dry Goods
Fixtures and good will of business for sale. Going
West for health. Finest store in the city. Rent
low; location the best. Good trade and paying
profit. Stock new bought within short time, will
be sold at discount from appraisal, for cash,
gotiable notes. Address at once P. o. Box 1921,
Haverhill, Mass aug2l-sn1w'
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NEW YORK.
KeaFAey Repudiates Butler

New YORK, Aug 21.-The Herald's Chica-
go despatch says that Kearney's speech last
night was congloneraton of vituperatop,
bravado, profanity and ready nss of compound
adjectives of low plane of intellectually,
broken and fairly incoherent in argument. He
was repeatedly urged to tell the crowd about
his friend Butler, but he spoke quite giDgerly
about him, and remarked that Butler was no
friend of his.
The COwdin Co n ference.
The Trbune's Saratoga despatch says chat
the Cowdin conference will be attended today
by not over 30 people; that they dsavow the
they desire further removals and changes in
the custom houses, postotfices, etc, in the in
terest of the Republican party.
Bogardus Accepts Carve1's Challenge.
Captain Bogardus, who arrived in New
York last night, accepts DR.. Carver's challenge
forfeit today if the match is made for $1,000 q
side.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-22
Clearing House Transactions.

The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to- day.
GrosS Exchanges ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40 SO
cet DalanceS. 1l944 OIL
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Lake Shore, q ,7C0 shares Delaware 81 Laekawanna
700 shares st Paul. "a 800 shares Northwestern A.
500 shares Michigan Central, 1000 shares Union Pa
cfc, 800 shares Western Union, 1900 shares Erie.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"A General Rebellion.

General Rebellion.
Triumph Of a Great Discovery.
The public has rebelted .ganst Cauterizing Hair
Dyes. Fashion has foresy worm them. A sagacous
community has adopted their stead,
CRESTADORO IS HAIR DYE,
and for these reasons 1t ,nbrowns and backeus the
hair not the skin. 1t is vegetable emollsent not a
burning buid. 1t does Jt burlesque nature with
blooming metallic tinges but produces her own liz
ing hues Its cooling eff ect is lasting 1t defes de-
lection. Its results ar ! axitorm. 1t neuer fails.
St New York. Sold b. all Druggists. Applied by
all HAIR Dressers au5sneod&w1m32