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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-09-13
THE SOUTHERN PLAGUE.
The Disease on the Increase in
New Orleans.


yellow Fever NOrtn OIL inc Omlos
CINCINNATI Sept ia. N. Bleitz of Mem
phis, who was taken to the hospital Sunday
with yellow fever, died last evening. 1t is
stated that very malignant type of fever has
broken out near Rchmoud a small place 20
miles from Cincinnati, up the river, and OF six
or seven persons attacked, five have died up to
this time The patents turn yellow an before
they die present the peculiar symptoms of
black vomit Physicians pronounce the dis
ease bilious fever.
Al New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 12-Clear, cool and
WINDY. New cases 2l2, deaths 81.
The death list today contains the names of IA
children under seven years old.
AtOcean Springs.
OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss, Sept 12.-There are
ten cases of fever; all doing we'll.
AtBaton Rouge.
BATON RoU 5E, Sept. 1.-The new cases the
past "a hours are 30, deaths none.
I'm Vicksburg.
VIcKsBURG, Sept. 1.-THE weather has been
very clouds with very cool, strong northwest
" ind since yesterday. The thermometer stands
at 81. The fever this season is far more malig-
nant than that of 1858. The deaths yesterday
known, but it is generally thought by the drug
gists that the fever is disappearing in new
cases for want of material. The fever is
spreading throughout Warren county. The
Howard Association estimates 5000 cases and
500 deaths since the fever first appeared.
At Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Sept 1.-THE Thermometer last
night marked 601o, but a stiff breeze dissipated
all hopes of frost in which is the only hope for
a cessation of the plague From 6 p. m. yes
terday to noon today 60 deaths are reported,
among whom are several of the most promi-
nent citizens. Mayor Flippent is convaesciug.
The weather is cool enough tonight to make
light overcoats feel comfortable and a light
band of workers are hoping for frost. Deaths
are 78 in the past "a hours The new cases
shows no decrease, 26 being reported to the
boord of health.
CANTON, Sept. 12.-There is no abatement
in the scourge. New cases for the past "a
hours are 20, deaths 2. The weather is cold
and windy.
CAIRO, Sept. 12-Thomas Nally, editor of
the Bulletin, died today of what physicians
pronounced at the last moment to be yellow
fever. Isaac Mulkey, an employe of the Bull
letiD, is very low with the same complaint
The announcement of these two cases as yell
low fever created quite an excitement and
many are leaving the city tonight The publi-
cation of the Bulletin will be temporarily sus-
pended.
The Parisans Helping.
PARIS, Sept. 12-Minster Noyes has opened
a public substitution in aid of the fever stricken
people in the United States.
Relief from New Yoik.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Southern Relief
Committee of the Chamber of Commerce to-
morrow will appeal to the public for NOR aid
Subscriptions today $1417. Sevepty-two thous-
and dollars has been sent to the afflicted so far.
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Is.
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.


Found Dead.
GARDINER. Sent 12-Mrs. Eleazer Page,
residing on Spring street, this city, was yester-
day found lying dead in the wood shed with
face badly gashed Cause supposed to bs heart
disease.
A New Enterprise.
T. B Chase & Son are laying side track to
Rich's ice house in FarmiDgdale and Whites
houses in Gardiner, to ship les through to st
Louis and the West by continuous special
freight train of twenty cars, each sent through
with the least possible delay, engines being
oil ready to receive trains at the terminus OF
the different railroads This enterprise is
looked upon with great interest by ice mer-
chants 10 this section, as it is thought it may
xevolutionize the present method of shipping
BY vessels.
BIDDEFoRD, Sept. 12-Timothy Brodereck
OF this city was lost overheard from the steam
er Augusta while on an excursion to Hills
Beach last night and was drowned. 1t is IN
certain whether he fell over accidentally or
Threw himself over. The body was recovered
this afternoon.
Annual Meetings.
At the annual meetings of the Pepperell,
thssnoon the following officers were elected
Pepperell Compsny-Clerk, VIM. P. Haines;
Treasurer, George Dexter; Directors, Thomas
Wiggleswo A. e. Hildrek, James Longley,
George Fabyan, John A. Blanchard, Geo.
Dexter, VIM. b. HAYES.
Laconia Company-Clerk, Moses W. Web
her; Treasurer, George Dexter; Directors,
Thomas Wegglesworth, Samuel Gould, James
Loneley, Chss. L. Thaver, Geo. f. Fabysn, A.
E. Hildrsth, Geo. Dexter.
Saco Water Power Compsny-Clerk, Thomas
Quinby; Treasurer, Geo. Dexter; Directors,
VIM. P. Haines. Samuel Gould, Geo. f. Fab
ysD. Thomas Wigglesworth, James Lopgley,
A. e. Hildreth, Chas L. Thayer
Agricultural Il Inhibition.
Bangor. Sept. IL The Penobscot agricul-
tural society's fair opened at Orono yesterday.
The day was mostly occupied in getting the
various articles, of which there is fine display,
ready for exhibition. This afternoon Senator
Hamlin delivered the annual address in a
church on account of the rain There was a
large attendance. On account Of the rain the
races were postponed till Friday. As several
of the fastest horses in the state are entered
some fine trotting is expected.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Arrest of a Forxer,

Boston, Sept 12.-Danil j Shea of Spring.
field, employed as travelling agent for a New
York dry goods house, was today held in $4,000
bail for trial for for forging note on the FIRST
National Bank of Springfield. The note bore
the signature of G. A. Hall.
An Attempt TO Poison With Paris Green.
a half-witted inmate of the Newton, poor
farm named George French, attempted to
poison bis companions this morning WITH Paris
green. French had conceived a hatred for a
man named Needham, and took this way to re-
vepge himself. He was unsucce ssful.
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WEST INDIES.
Heavy FaiIurs in Jamaica.


NEW YORK, Sept ia letter from King
ston Jamaica, says the failure of Cotton, Nor
ton & Co. of London, having 10 sugar plauta-
tons under their control, astounded every body.
The Colonial Bank, however. has undertaken
to make advances to these estates. Meantime
cultivation has not been entirely suspended.
Several wealthy proprietors have their fluids in
vested by Cotton, Morton & Co., and much
anxiety is felt as to its security.
In consequence of treacherous treatment by
the Spanish authorities in Cuba, many Spanish
families induced by fair promises to return to
Cuba, have been oblf ed to return to Jamaica
as their lives were in danger.
Slavery ID oomed in Cuba.
A letter from Havana says the journals
which formerly hardly dared to call slavery by
its right name, are now discussing means for
abolition, 1t appears that all parties are grad
ually coming tr the conclusion that pecuniary
compensation to owners of slaves is quite out
OF the question. The solution of the question
must ultimately lie with the Spanish Cortes.
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The CHM bria,

y, PHILADELPHIA, Sept II The steamship
Cimnr,a arrived here today. The orders for her
TO SAL have not yet been received Her officers
were rendered reception this evening at the
residence OF Uhas. Ii. Group. The house was
American and Russian flags and natural flow
Over ~ Russian officers were present, includ-
ing the commander of the Cimbria.
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Senator BIaiue's Wit.

BURLINGTON, Vt. Sept. Ex-senator Blaine
stopped here tonight on his way from Ogdens-
burg, N. Y where he today delivered an ad-
dress at the fair. He was serenaded at his
quarters at the Vanness House by the Sher-
man band. A large crowd of citizens were
present. Blaine in few words expressed bis
thanks for the demonstration and retired He
afterwards held reception in the hotel par
Tors. He leaves for home in the morning.
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Chicago CattIe Market.

CHICAGO, September 12.-Hogs-rece1pts of 1900
mead shipments 1920 head; market shade stronger
rmladelpha's at 10 q 40; Bostons at 3 80 O. O5;
nearly all sold. -
Cattle-receipts 5000 head; shipments 1000 head ;
market slow and weak; shipping IL q 60; butch
~ q . Oh; Western Cattle steady at 3 co a 90;
Iexas quiet and unchangedat go a 3d.
oheepIrecelpts 24OO head; shipments 200 head
port 80 a 5 10,
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DOMEsTIO PORTS.

-
MoBILE-Below 18th, sch Mary Cook. Cook
from New York.
| PASCAGOULA-Ar It'll, sch Mary Collins Collins
from Matanzas Tor Mobile, Grew sick with yellow
SAyANNAH-Cld 7th, sch Ward j Parks Smith,
Cid 10th. sch Leonessa, Acorn. New York.
WILMINGTON, NC-Cld 10th, sch Helen. Dick
RICHMOND, VA-Ar 9th, sch j Ipgraham.
Ar 10th. schs Maggie D Marston, Blackington, Ken
| nebec; IA Maggie Bell. Hall, Rockand.
M;n Carl Lothrop, and Timothy Field, from
cid 10th, sch W H Jordan, Richardson, Boston,
from Keunebec.
BALTIMoRE-Ar 18th, scbs S Bickmore. Tho
WI Wilson. Wilson, do; Bird. Hall, do; Charlie Nor
Young Windsor, MS; N Miller, Lewis, New Ban
Ar 11th, barque Ocean Pearl, Henley, FIN Leghorn
sens Lucy Grabam, Smith, and Abbie Bacon, Bacon,
kenneboc; E Emery, Weeks, and Nellie Brown,
Young, Gardiner; A Ketchum, do; George Shep-
P Ha1n Rich Portland; Orioe Baker and Douglass
haynes, Adams. Kennebec; E Morrison, do; Gen.
tennia kisley, Boothbay.
Cid 18th, brig Edith Gates, Boston; sch Willie De
NEW YoKK-Ar 18th, briggs Tenerlffe, Tracey,
s sagua 10 days; Mary Leighton. Crowley. FIN Mill
bbriage SENS Prospect Gonary Cape Haytien; saar-
Calais; Nicola. Robinson. New Bedford
Cld llth. barQue F L Genera, for Matanzas; brig
aneara M9 Th Moore Seville; sch W Anderson,
Passed through Hell Gate 18th, briggs Tarifa, for
new Usie s henry Wing for Smyrna; Henry
In Hart's Island Roads 18th, barques Archer, and
so hobIook, for Portland; Bonnie Doom, for Bor-
brig Julia Haskell. tor Boston; schs Mabel Hail.
Bertha J Fellows. War Steed, and others.
NEW LoNDON-Ar 9th, sch Ruth Thomas, Dodge
sIoNINGToN-Ar 18th, sch Milton, Trask, from
PBOvIDENCE-Ar 18th, schs s Hail, Smith,
and Am Eagle Brown, Bangor.
iVEK-Sd 10th, sch Margaret Clark, for
EDGARrOwN-Ar 10th, briggs leo W Chase. Pat
terson Cienfuegos for Boston; Chas Dennis, Dodge,
ba ME% Sf f95 DO;
Pemaqqd; Ophir, Colt, Calais; Fannie Hodgkins,
~ yINSE EVA 10th. sch Fannie hodg-
kns, Lewis. Boothbay tor New Bedford.
Ar llth, sch Maud Webster, Wentworth, New York
Nh aY A0Ss Is. 9TH sch Frank Barker. Cogsns
Sid 10Th, sch Ellen Perkins, Mitchell, Salem.
bo Sd,oS- lith schs May Munroe, Bartlett
Port caledonia; Majestic, Sawyer, St John NIB: r
Il Odiorne. Crowell, Richmond; Skylark. Small. fin
Philadephia; George CLARK, Bartlett Philadelphia;
anr advance Wad hondo9s Hero Mcdonald Ban
Clark's Island; Arcade, Kent, Roekport. '-'
GA lith, 6arSne John Smith, JONES' Barbados
Rogers Calais; Watson Baker, Dean, Bangor.
CID I'D schs Matte Franklin, Griffin, Kenne-
bee, 10 loau lor Norfolk; j Allen, Chase, and Ea-
SALEM-Ar 10th, sen Charleston, Haskell, Bangor
Ar 18th, schs David Torrey, Soule. Windsor. Ms
for Baltimore; Marcellus, Pomroy Port johnson:
Catalina, johnson, Bangor; Julia Elizabeth, slower.
90 for kondouti Avon, Parks do for Hyannls; Penn.
syvania, Savage, Rockland; Hume CaIderwood DO.
Laconla Crockett, do for New York. wv
PORTSMOUTH-ArI 18th, sch Uhas Carroll, Hurd.
ing, Rockland.
Sid 18th, sch Triton, Rand Bangor.
BATH-Ar l0tn, sch Ellen Morrison, Orne, Port
land, to load for New York.
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LIVERPOOL September 12-12.30 P.M.-Cotton is
quiet; Middng uplands at Sid; do Orleans at sgd |;
sales 1000 bales including 1000 bales for speculation
and export; receipts 45O bales, including 100 Amer
lean.
Futures quiet and steady; September delivery Ga;
September and October 11-32 vs.
Flour at 20 q 30; Winter Wheat ar az an.
Spring do at 9@9S; California averages at 10 "a
10 club pov at 10 10 8 Corn at % Peas at
at 81 a So; Lard at 81. Cheese at AZ. TaIyow at
Ss. At London Tailow at SO q 3S3.
LONDON, September 12-2 80 P. M.-Consols 81 13-
16 for money and "a 1916 for account.
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Havana Market.

Al. HAVANA. September 7.-Sugar market extremely
purchasers showed better dispositions, and at last
1 1our an active demand sprung up, especially for
centrifugal and Clayed Sugars; prices or Centrifugal
rapidly rose but Clayed remained firm supported
Moasses Sugar No to 10 at 63@ 81 reals gold ner
arrobe Muscovado Sugar, common to fair at 81 10 6s
rea,s centrifugal Sugars No IL to Is in boxes and
at 81 q reals. anu
Freignts firm; no demand for vessels
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MARINE NEWS.
Tug ROat SINK.
Especial to Press.l

RICHMOND, Sept 1.-THE tug "Macy," own
ed by the Knckerbocker Towago Co., was
found nearly full of water this morning, by the
fireman when he went down to start up his
fire. She was hauled into dock for the pur-
pose Of getting her on to the flats. but sunk
before she could be got there, and now lies in
about twelve feet of water. only her bow being
out. Cause of leak unknown. She will be
raised Immediately.
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NEW YORK, Sept 12-Evening.- Money loaned at
II a per cent. on CALL and closed at per cent;
prime mercantile paper 81 a. 3: Sterling Exchange
Gold firm at 1904 throughout; loans fat to 1-64 per
day. closing at 2 per cent per anmgm The clear
were S477 900 Treasury disbursements $4,000 for
interest and $4,000 for bonds. Governments are
quiet and firm. state bonds dull. Railway mort
CAGES firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 1888 shares. including $500 shares of
Northwestern, 10000 shares st Paul, 10400 shares
Lake Shore, $500 shares Erie SEQ shares Delaware q
Lackawanna, 5000 shares Western Union, 3,7iO
shares Union Pacific.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOE THE NEXT TwFNTY-FouB
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CEIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Sept 10, Il A. NJ. ~
For New England
warmer. cloudy, rainy weather. south.easterly
winds and falling barometer.
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RaEned 10 Death,

:, GUELPH, Oat., Sept. ia daughter of
Samuel Barber. aged 20. upset ten gallon can
OF coal oil which ignited from a stove. In en-
deavoripg to extinguish the flames her clothes
caught fire and she was burned to DEATH
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Desirable Residence
For Sale in GOrhanl,

Buildings all nearly new and thoroughly finished
in modern style. House has ten rooms; Parlors and
hall frescoed. Nice stable with cellar and hennery
Hard and soft water in kitchen and stable. Plenty
of thrifty Apple, Pear and Plum trees, just begin
ming to bear. Currants, Raspberries Straw berries
and Grapes in abundance. Over 10000 feet in lot,
making splendid garden. Beautifully situated on
the best street in the village, close to Churches Nor.
NAL School, Post Office and Depot Streets on three
sides. will be offered until Oct. LIST at bargain TO
any one looking for pleasant home in one OF tne
handsomest villages in the county. Terms OF pay
Centennial Block, Portland,
or, j. M. PLUMMER,
auossptf G0rham,
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An Official Under Bond..

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-U. s Commissioner
Horn tooay held John w. Gregg in $500 bail
partment of the po,toffice diverted funds to his
own use The amount missing is about $1,000,
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THE DOMINION.
Halifax News.

HALIFAX, N. s., Sept. I'D. Fullerton &
Sons furniture factory in Pictou was COM
pletely destroyed by fire today. Loss very
heavy. No insurance on the building or
machinery.
@. R. Thompson. boots and shoes, has
failed. Liabilities $4,000.
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NEW YORK.
senator Blaine i'm ORdensburx,

OGDENsBURG Sept. 12-Senator Blame ad :
dressed about 5000 people at the fair here Today.
ne devoted himself largely to financial mat.
tiers and made no reference to the result in
Maine. The address was very enthusiastically
received and gave very general satisfaction.
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A Broken Bank

KNOXVILLE, April PIP Stuart, proprietor
of the Knoxville Opera House, and large real
estate owner, made an assignment this evening
in consequence of which the Knoxville Bank
closed its doors. The banks liabilities are
ST. 1000; available assets $4,000.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 12-Yoshida Kionany,
Japanese minister at Washington. will sail for
Jadan early in October via San Fransisco. He
expects to return next year.
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European Markets,

=, LONDON, September 12-123O P M.-Cousols or
u 1916 ior money and SO lie for ACCOUNT
curities-Uned States bonds, 67s. 1o74 new 5s Sc
lVss new SIS 1869; 1Q.4Qs, at 1881; Erie l4a
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Guarding the Road i.

MONTREAL, Sept. ia company of Prince
of Wales Rifles left here this evening for Pop
rueanville. it having been alleged that partis-
ans of Mcdonald had seized the railway there.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Hong Kong Aug 6, ship Harmonic. Small. nnc
barque Edward kidder, Park, for Boston, ldg.
Ar at Mauritius Aug IS, ship B Cheney, Starkev.
Chinchas, rudder damaged.
Sid I'm Manila prev to Aug 10, balone Frank LAM
BIRTH, Gray, Boston. -'AA-
Ar at Alicante Aug TO- brig Minnie Abbe. Hard.
ing, Valencia, (and sailed 18th for New York;
Ar at Cadiz Aug 26 brig Goodwin, Googins. from
Ar at Sierra Leone Aug 20, brig Jos Clark. stabI
New York. 'A' o'"ni'
Sid m Antwerp 7th lust, ship Thomas Lord, Raw.
Ar at Hull 10th inst, ship Conqueror, Gould. from
Sid TN London 18th inst, ship Rhine stetson, for
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Clearing II ouse transactions.

Clearing House transactions.
PORTLAND, September 70,
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day;
Gross Exchanges S1O7 ss8 81
Nee baiances'' '',.".."..",,,.,".,. 25417 40
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MARRIED.

In this city. Sept II, by Rev. G. j. Clark frederic
Leonard OF Boston and Miss Eugene Lovejoy of Port
land.
In Deering, Sept. II, by Rev. j. B. Wheelwright,
Andrew Fisher OF Hyde Park, Mass, and Miss Lou.
lisa Libby OF Deering.
In Saco, Aug. 81, Abraham Kay of Dayton and
Miss Mary A. Hirst of Biddeford
In Biddeford, John K. Lowe of Bddeford and Miss
Emma @. Dockam of Lewiston
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The rice plantations around Savannah were
damaged by gale and rain to the amount of
$350000 yesterday.
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Foreign Exports.

CAMILLE, Ms Schr Col Eddy-6 bbls -four
40 do meal, lac gals oil.
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Encouragement for the Fee BILE.

So long as the failing embers of vitality are capable
of being re-kindleded into warm and genial glow,
just so long there is hope for the weak and emacia-
ted invalid Let him not, therefore, despond, but
derive encouragement from this and from the further
fact that there restorative potent in renew
ing the dilapidated powers of broken down SYSTEM
Yes thanks t. its unexampled tonic virtues Hostel
the bodies and hope in the minds of thu feeble and
nervous Appetite, refreshing sleep, the acqusi ton
OF flesh and color. blessings attendant upon the
reparative processes which this priceless invgorant
speedily initiates and carries to successful conclu-
sion. Digestion is restored the blood fertilized and
sustenance afforded to each lite.sustanng organ by
the Buffers, which is inoensye to the feminine
palate, vegetable in composition, and thoroughly
SAFE Use it, and regain vigor! se9eod&wI
"CoNGREss," the Oldest and largest selling baking
powder in New England owes its success to its pur-
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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Bombay.
Ar at Dublin 9th inst, barqus Xena, Foster, from
Baltimore.
Ar at Victoria I'd inst, barque j D Peters, Lane,
San Francisco
Cid at Rio Janeiro Aug 0, ship Invincible Strck-
land, (from Cardiff for Hong Kong, ready, having
repaired.
Sid FIN Frontera Aug 10, sch Santa Rosa GauI, for
Santa Anna and New York.
Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms, 10th inst, sch Emma K
Smalley, Pike, Londonderry 20 days.
CID at Musqgash, NIB, 9Th inst, sch Madagascar,
Robbins, New York.
SPOKEN.
July IA, off Cape Good Hope, barque Eyvor, Little
field, from Padang for New York.
Septs' of Absecom, brig Tenerifte, from Sagua for
New York.
Sept TO- NE of Cape Cod % miles, ship Richard III,
Hubbard. from Wiscasset tor Charleston.
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Bostou stock MARX ct.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1OOO bush corn meal to G
| Nv 'Trua &, IN
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MEMORANDA,

Ship William M Reed, Prince, from Huanillos fol
Queenstown, which put into Talcahuano in distress
made necessary repairs and proceeded Aug1.
Snip Louis White, from Pabellion de Pia which
put into Valparaiso leaky, was discharging Aug Sd
for repairs.
Sch Sarah L Davis, which was wrecked at Tuspan
drove ashore during hurricane. She registered TIA
tons and was built in 1871 at Belfast, where she
Brig Kaluna. recently dsmasted by lightning has
been furnished with new spars and ia reloading Der
cargo Of oil at Baltimore.
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DEPARTURES OF sTRAmsu1p..
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Thursday, Sept. IL.


Thursday, Sept. IL.
ARRIVED
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB via
Eastport for Boston.
Sch Paine, Hillyard, Phadephia-coal to
Maine Central RI.
Sch Alice, Joyce, Bay Chaleur.
Sch Island Queen, from the Banks, with 300 otis
fish. Reports, in the gale Of Aug 18th, split sails,
had decks swept, lost d0ries, sc.
Sch Josephine Swanton, Weber. Bristol.
Sch Elizabeth, Varnum, Bangor for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York,-Henry
Fox.
Sch Col Eddy, (Br) Shafner, Granville, NS-A D
Whidden.
Sch Ianthe, Johns, Gouldsboro-Burnham& Nor
I'LL.
Sch City Of Ellsworth, Grant, Ellsworth-Chase
Bros.