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MAINE.

Fire at Thomaston.
RocKLAND, Aug. A.-The house eff Alden
w. Dyer, at South Thomaston, was burned
yesterday Loss $3.50; insurance $500. Cause,
defective chimney.
Depredations Of River Thieves.
PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 24-River thieves made
extensive depredations along the Eliot shore,
between Sunday evening and Monday morn
ing, stealing boats, rigging oars and general
paraphernalia belonging to other craft. 1t was
the largest haul ever made at one time along
these shores. The value of property taken is
estimated at many hundreds of dollars. The
culprits left behind an old boat, in which was
gun stolen from the vicinity last July, the
boat having been painted since then.
Regimental Reunions.
LEWISTON, Aug. 24.-The reunion of the
1st-10th-29th regiment took place to-day.
The business meeting was held at Clark's
Springs this morning and chose the following
officers:
President-George L. Beal
Vice Presidents-C. S. Emerson III. r. Mil
lett, e. Fl. Hanson, G. B. Fillebrown.
Surgeon-Josiah F. Day.
QuartermaSter-W. H.Pennell
Chaplain-Gilman Rice.
Historian, Secretary and Treasurer-John
M. Gould.
In the afternoon banquet was given in Au-
burn Hall.
The veterans of the Sth 9th, 18th and 10th
met in Auburn this morning and dined at the
Elm House in the afternoon. At the business
meeting officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
Fresident-Col. Farnham, of the 10Th.
Vice Presidents-C. A. Brooks, of the 9th,
Capt. Hillman Smith, of the Sth, and Capt.
Simeon Merrill, of the 18th.
Secretary and Treasurer T. Tabor, of
Bangor.
The following committee was appointed to
select place of meeting next year:-William
Wiley of the 18th, Capt. B. j. Hill of the 9th,
Lieut.. Luther Abbott of the 9Th and Major A.
R. Smith of the 10th. The veterans have
grand camp fire tonight and will make an ex-
cursion to Lake Auburn tomorrow. 1t was
voted to confer with other associations with a
view of forming Maine association. Water
vile was selected for the meeting next year.
The 10th regiment met at Lewiston and
chose the following officers:
President-W. H. Emery,
LIST Vice President-P. P. Getchell.
"a vice PreSldenJ-I. IL. KimbalT.
Secretary-Silas Adams
Surveyor-B. F. Sturgis.
Orator.. w. Spaulding.
Substitute-E. A. Burpee.
Decentralization Chamberlain.
In the evening an ora ton was delivered by
Loring Farr and poem by Capt. Nash, with
speeches by other parties after which camp
fire was held.
Sudden Death.
EAsTPoRT, Aug. 4.-Wm. Coleman, a bar
Der, aged 30, dropped il the street at noon and
was taken to his boarding house where he died
in few hours. Supposed apoplexy. He has
mother and sister in New York.
A Lewiston Swindler Arrested.
BOSTON, Aug. 24.-Daniel G.. Briggs
who failed in the grocery business in Lewiston
and who decamped after committing per-
jury to defraud his creditors, has just been ar
rested near St. Adams, VT, by Boston officers,
and will be carried to that city today. The
officers had followed Briggs through Colorado,
Arkansas and Indian Territory, where Briggs
learning requisition was out for him fled to
Montreal
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CAPSIZED IN A CALM.
Loss of a wellaeet Schooner and Car.

Loss Of a Wellfleet Schooner and Cargo
BALTIMORE. Aug. 24-Schooner Jennie A.
Shepard, which arrived on Sunday from MO
rant Bay, brought Capt Edward Kelley of
Truro, Mass, master Of the schooner Frank
d. Merritt of Wellfleet, Mass, lost on the 7th
inst, in lat. 20 N, lon. 74a w. The Merritt
left Port Antonio, Jamaica, Aug 4, with
cargo of fruit and cocoanuts for Philadelphia.
On the 8th, at a. M, during the captains
watch, the schooner capsized and llay on the
starboard side. The captain thinks that the
schooner must have suddenly filled as there
was no breeze to capsize her. One of the crew
was seriously injured. About noon the cap
tain and crew, who were clinging to the rig
ging, were rescued by the Nova Scotia brig
Eureka, CapR Done, from Santiago de Cuba
for Halifax. The crew consisted of the mate
and five men. On the 10th the Jennie A.
Shepard took Capt. Kelley off the Eureka and
brought him to this port, the crew proceeding
to Halifax in the Eureka. The Merritt was
valued at $4,000 and the cargo at 5000. The
vessel was new, launched in November last at
East Boston, and was principally owned BY
Warner & Merritt of Philadelphia. The car
go belonged to that firm. Capt. Terhune also
reports having lost his mate, cook and one
seaman on his own Aessel, the Jennie A. Shep-
ard, between Aspinwall and Jamaica in July.
The men died of Panama fever.
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David Davis Reviewed

The Chicago Tribune publishes keen letter
from Alpha Child of the Grand RAPIDS Eagle
from which these extracts are taken:
The Hon: Ex.iudge and United States Sen.
ator Davld DAVIS, with all his learning and
amplitude OF rhetorical power, has made a
blunder trope; yea, funny one. In his letter
announcing his determination to sunnort Co.
Hancock he says that chronic abuses have he.
come fastened on the public service like harm
acles on the bottom of stranded ship.''
Now, / have had something to do with sbirs
and never heard of barnacles thrivinn an
stranded ships. 1t is to vessels afoat that bar-
nacies attach themselves most numerously and
prosperously; They perish in few days when
Their ship is laid up on the strand, and the
nde leaves her twice day. And "on the
bottom OF stranded ship" the Door barnacles
must obviously fare even worse Yeti
IL the only barnacles found on the shin of
state after 20 years of Republican navigation
are like barnacles on the bottom of stranded
ship" they are only dead ones and badiu
crushed-they must soon drop off. "Sail ON
sail on, o ship Of stated" under the same com,
mand and crew. WILL
And, while upon the subject. fear John
Logan's marine information is likewise rather
slender The other day he spoke of "our COM
merce whitening every sea.' The Whitening
process will have to go on long time before
those seas will be perceptibly whitened at this
rate by the sails of American ships, if that's
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MR.. OSGOOD WITHDRAWS.
A Plain and Straightforward
Letter.
He Finds the Charges Against Gov.
Davis Not Sustained.
AND WILL TAKE THE STUMP FOR
HIM.

AUGUSTA, Aug. 24.-The follow
announcing the withdrawal by Joshua X.
Osgood OF Gardiner of his name as temper
ance candidate for Governor will be published
by the Kennebec Journal tomorrow morning:
GARDINER, Me-, Aug. "a.
10 me Honorable James II. Stone, President of
the State Temperance Convention:
SR:-After mature deliberation and the
fullest conference with trusted friends of the
temperance cause feel it to be my imperative
duty to withdraw my name as a Candidate for
governor. am persuaded that the only effect
OF my candidacy would be to divide and dis
tract those who should act in harmony and
concord for the promotion of the common
cause. have labored with zeal and with all
the power God has given me to advance the
doctrine OF total abstinence among the people
and 1t would be source of lasting regret with
me II In any way my name could be used SO as
to divide the strength of the temperance
army. 1t may be true that Governor Davis
mas NOT USED an the power at his command to
stop the sale OF liquor in our State, but after a
careful investigation of the charges brought
against him find the charges not sustained
and common honesty compels me to deal just
ly with all men. cannot consent to remain in
position 50 heartily endorsed by our enemies.
With the highest and sincerest regard for the
gentlemen who rendered me the nomination, I
very respectfully withdraw my name as a can.
didate for Governor.
You will greatly oblige me by giving this
letter to the public.
Yours truly,
lSlgnedJ j. X. OsGoop.
1t is understood that Mr.. Osgood will at
once take the stump and speak until the close
OF the campaign, advocating the election of
Gov. Davis as essential to the maintenance of
the temperance cause in Maine.
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closing prices Aug oath, as reported by H. N
Pinkham, Stock Broker, 80 Exchange street:
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WATERFOWL Cattle Market.

NDy
WATERFOWL, Aug. 24.-Beef Cattle-receipts O.
1872 head; trade for Northern not quick as last
week, although prices are well sustained; Western
Cattle Use higher sales of choice Beef Cattle at rs
OF so; extra at s 1897 90; first quality at OO0
SO; second quality at OO95 SO; third quality at
Il t1sa
row Cows at $lO@S26; fancy $5O@$6O:y earlings at
$7@$14; two years old at $129$26; three years old
S20G$38; Western fat Swine, live at 51215A %
fb: northern dressed hogs Z.
Sheep and Lambs-receipts 1865 head; market
for Sheep steadysale of Sheep in lots at 1904 90
each: extra 50@5 90; Lambs 41a@6; Veal Calves
at Ola 653h
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ARIZONA.
Defeated Mexican Rebels Take Refuge in
the Territory

Defeated Mexican Rebels Take Refuge in
the Territory.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. PA Tucson dis
patch says special advices states that Reyes
with his band left Sonora on Thursday, and
while marching toward Tributama, was at
tackled by Federal troops 1t is asserted that
IL OF Reyes followers were killed and the rest
routed. Last Saturday the same party had
hght with the, Federal troops at Altar, and
were routed and pursued iuto Arizona. They
had fight at Alsass Flat, and four rebels
were killed. They were pursued to Wilburs
Rancho, two miles from Arivacca, where thew
took refuge. The government troops sur
rounded the house and demanded the rebels,
but the employees on the rancho refused. They
returned to the border for instructions, saying
they would return. In the meantime word
had been sent to Arivacca, and Deputy Sheriff
Elliott, with 30 citizens, went to Wilbur's and
took the rebels, II in number, prisoners. This
afternoon Reyes was seen, accompanied by five
men, coming to Tucson. United States Mar
shall Evans is now out with posse of citizens
70 70 aid the Mexican authorities. 1t is believed
Inc whole band will be captured.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

American Association for the Advance
ment Of science.
BOSTON, Aug. 22.-From the large number
of arrivals today the indications are most IA
vorable for successful meeting of the Ameri-
can Association for the Advancement of Sci
ence, which holds its annual meeting at the
Institute OF Technology in this city commenc-
ing tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON.

Chinese Vessels to Enter on the Same
Footing with other Nations.
WASHINGTON, Aug. M.-After investigation
1t Is Hound that China does not discriminate
against the United States in the matter of
duties, etc., therefore the President will issue
his proclamation to-day or Wednesday, per-
uniting the Chinese steamer now en- route to
San Francisco to enter that port on a footing
of the most favored nations.
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Fire and Powder Explosion.

ScHwENKsvILLE, Pa, Aug. A.-The extern
siye ice house of j. Il P. Baltz of Philadel-
phia, the ice siding and several cars, were de-
stroyed by an incendiary fire at Zieglerville
early this morning. A key of powder explod-
ed. destroying also the engine house and an
engine. The shock shook the houses of this
place, more than mile away. No one was
hurt. The loss is from 1900 to $4,000, COW
cred by insurance.
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Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON, Aug. "a.
The following were to-day's quotations of Butter,
Cheese, Eggs and Potatoes:
Butter-choice Northern and Western creame-
ries at 25@28c;good and choice New York and Yer
mont diaries at 23@26c; common to ood dairy lots
1S921c; choice Western dairy packed az 2O@22c,
and 1901 Sc for common to good; and Western ladle
packed aSg29c for choice and at 15@17c for COM
Cheese-we nuote at / 81 6yS1 % for cho;oa. ,oa
lie for fair to good; 6@8c for common; market firm
but in moderate demand.
Eggs are quoted at 17@1712c for Eastern 100
Tic for Vermont and New York; 151s@16c for
Canada and Prince Edward Island; 14a15c for
Western; firm and in demand.
Potatoes-The market is well supplied with pota-
toes and we notice fair demand Prices range from
l 5O91 70 per Dbl, and at the roads from 5O06Oc
P Dbl.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Meeting Of the Supreme Lodge of the
World

Meeting Of the Supreme Lodge of the
World.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 24-Several more divisions
and lodges OF Knights of Pythias arrived this
morning. The city has put on a holidy attire.
The buildings are handsomely decorated with
flags. The Supreme Lodge of the World was
escorted to the Odd Fellows hall at 9. 80 this
morning. After being received by the Grand
Lodge OF State with formal and imposing cere-
monies, the Supreme Lodge went into regular
session and Supreme Chancellor Woodruff
read an address touching upon many points of
interest to the order and making recommended
tons, the chief of which was the thorough re-
vision OF the endowment feature. The net
gain of membership for 1879 is 2,943 members.
The capital of lodges has greatly increased.
The amount paid for relief during the past two
fiscal years. is $477,7S1, and there is now a
balance in the treasury of $12,357. The num-
Der OF members in the order December 81. 1879
was 87,715.
The procession of the Knights was very
brilliant and was cheered at MANY points
along the line of march.
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THE NEW YORK DEMOCRACY

Irving Hall Decides Not to Call a Con-
vontion.
New York, Aug. pa deputation of the
New York Democratic State committee met at
noon, on the question of the nomination of
candidate for chief justice of the court of ap-
peals. In general consultation members Of
the committee, except thee or four, were
strongly opposed to holding convention. It
was unanimously decided not to do so.
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More Virginia Duellists Arrested

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. M.-This morning
warrants were issued for the arrest of Dr.
George Johnston, son of United States Senator
Johnston, and nephew of Gen. Joseph E.
Johnston, and Capt. John S. Wise, son of the
late Gov. Henry A. Wise. on the charge of be-
ing about to engage in duel. Johnston was
arrested this afternoon and bailed in $1,000
Wise has not yet been arrested
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The May's Landinr Disaster.

CAMDEN, N. j., Aug. 24-The coroner's
jury in the Mays Landing disaster, returned
verdict that the collision was occasioned
by combination of circumstances, viz, unfa-
vorable condition of rails on account of recent
rains; limited time between the starting of
first and second sections of the train; and the
inability of the engineer of the second section
TO manage the automatic brake.
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ChicaRoLive stock mnrke,

(By Telegraph.)
CHICAGO. Aug. 24.-Hogs-Recepts %, 900 head;
shipments $500 head; best grades steady; other
grades weaker; mix ed packing at 90@5 20; light
5 1905 25; choice heavy at 30@@5 55; market
closed weak; some uns sold
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head;shipments 22OOlhead;
good active movement; best grades 5@10c higher;
common to fair shipping dull 8O@4. 30; butchers
firmer at 2O@3 80.
Sheep..recepts 1900 head; butchering grades at
65D4 20,
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DEATHS.


In this city, Aug. %, P. Gullivan.
Funeral service this afternoon, at 3 o'clock
In Casco, Aug. %, VIM. T. Richards, aged 20 yrs.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
at house No. 80 Oak street.
In Saco, Aug. Z, Chas &. Seaman and Miss Eliza
beth A. GoOdier,
In Sanford, Aug. 2, Joseph S. Muchmore and Miss
Nellie M. Trafton, both of Shapleigh.
nS~The funeral service of the late r. S. Curtis
Esq, will take place this Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock, at the residence of G. o. Leach, Nol78
Newbury street. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend.
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MARRIAGES..

In this city, Aug. %, by Rev. A. S. Ladd Nicholas
L: Lunt of Orange. Mass, and Miss Alice D. Cross
of Portland.
In this city, Aug. 10. by Rev. F. southworth, How
ard F. Griffin and Miss Lizzie M. Jones, both of
Peaks Island.
In Falmouth, Aug. "a, Stephen Dunton of West
port and Miss Caroline Wagner of Falmouth.
In this city, Aug. 49, by Rev. F. Southworth, Hen
ry X. Miller and Miss Maria E. Eaton 10th of Port
land.
In Gray, Aug. %, by Rev. A. L. Morey, Henry P.
Doughty and Miss Olive Strout, both of Gray.
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Ex-Gov. English and his Connecticut
Friends

New YORK, Aug. 24.-Ex- Gov. English, of
Connecticut. arrived from Saratoga at 8 p. m.
AID street, made up of all the Candidates nom
mated on the Connecticut State ticket and
other prominent Democrats of the State. Later
he was accompanied to the depot and the en-
tire party left for New Haven. At New
haven ne was received by 1000 or 5000 people
and escorted to his residence.
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Delaware Democratic Convention.

WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. A.-The Demo-
representative to Congress and electoral ticket.
platform endorsing the platform of the ma
tional convention and declaring the continu-
ance of Democratic power in the State neces-
sary to good government and prosperity of citi-
zens was adopted.
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California Mining stocks.
European Markets.

By Telegraph)
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 24-12.5O P. M-Flour So Cd
oils I'D; Winter Wheat at IS edges; Spring Wheat
at Is 9d99s; California average at IS edges I'd
club do at 9s 6d@1Os; Corn at IS; Peas at rs I'd
Provisions, &c.,-POrk att Cos; Beef at 62s; Cheese
at 62s; Lard at As Cd; Bacon at 42s@45s; Tallow
36s, at London 38s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 24-12.3O P.M-Cotton market
easier; Middling uplands at 3-16d orleans IA
sales ., 900 bales; speculation and export ,O0O
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METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwBNTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER Washington, d. c.,
Aug. %, I A. NJ.
For New England,
high barometer stationary Or lower tempera-
ture, southerly winds, veering 10 north or west,
partly cloudy or cloudy weather and numerous
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Base Ball.

At Chicago Chicagos 1, Worcesters /.
At Observation-Disclosures 5, Clevelands O.
At Cincinnati-Troys II, Cincinnatis /.
AT Buffalo-Bostons H. Buffalos 2.
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SEVEN BRITISH OFFICERS AND IFS
MEN KILLED

SrILA, Aug A.-In sortie from Candabar
Brig Gen. Broke Col. Newport, Major French,
Capt. Cruikshank and three lieutenants were
killed, three officers severely and two fatally
wounded, and 11S men killed The enemy's ar
tllery and sharpshooters fire constantly.
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"Dr." Buchanan Heard From.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 24.-"Dr." Buchanan of
bogus medical diploma notoriety, is at
Windsor. Ont, opposite this city, where he
has been living under the name of Fairchild
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FISHERMEN.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Gloucester 23d, schs Harvest Home, Jane
son, CansO for Boston; Mary S Wonson of Booth
bay, from the Banks; Snow Squall of Bncksport,
from Bank Quero.
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paper at 41sg5h per cent. Sterling Exchange is
heavy, and although nominally unchanged, lower
for actual business at 4819481A for long and
4o394S3A for short. Governments inactive
but strong. Railroad bonds irregular. The stock
market closed strong
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat
ed 1874 200 shares.
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Washington Mclean Dying.
LONG BRANCH, Aug. "a Washington Nc
Lean, editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, was
very low at 10 m.
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what he means. For many years past Ameri-
can canvas hasn't been much seen out of sight
Of land.
Probably the sea-faring experience OF the
two United States senators for Illinois has
come mostly from observations OF prairie
schooners,
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Advance in Coal.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2.-The anthracite
coal interests of Pennsylvania have advanced
the eastern price of egg and stove coal twenty
cents per ton for September.
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New JERSEY Prohibitionists.

TRENTON, N. j., Aug. M-The Prohibition
Reform party has called State convention at
Trenton Sept. LIST to nominate a Governor and
electoral ticket.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

Sid I'm Liverpool 22d, ship Lydia Skolfeld, Miller
United States.
Ar at Trieste goth, ship Marcia Day, Ross, from
New York.
Ar at G. eenock 23d inst, barque Golden Sheaf.
Lunt, Portland.
Portishead.
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NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

FOEG OF FOkIltAND.
TUESDAY. Aug. "a
Arrived.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, vie
Eastport for Boston.
Sch Lahaina. Houghton, Baltimore.
Sch M Riley, Robinson, Perth Amboy-coal to
Maine Cent RI.
Sch Van Buren,, Montgomery, Boston.
Sch Imogene, Hutchinson, Boston.
Sch Hattie M Mayo, Robinson, Lynn.
Sch Freeman, Ward, S W Harbor-dry fish to
Twitchell, Champlin g. Co.
Sch Diana, Orne Boothbay.
Sch Exact Kimball. North Boothbay.
Sloop Amelia, Hamilton, Bluehill-stone.
Cleared.
Sch A Waite, Dodge. Matanzas-A l. Hobson
Sch Smith, Harrington New York; W
Deerng.
Sch Nicola, Rhodes, New York-Berlin Mills.
Sch Freeman, Ward. Boston-N Blake.
Sch Lampedo, (BD Holder, st John, NB-Gal-
lagher & Cs.
Sch Ianthe, Miller, Prospect Harbor-N Blake.
Sch Aida, Lindsey, Calais-N Blake
Sch Imogene Hutchinson, Belfast-Geo w True
& Co.
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Fsz.d OUR CORRESPONDENT.

FROd OUR CORRESPONDENT.
WISCASSET, Aug 18-Ar, schs Eurotus Conov-
err Norwalk; Charter Oak, Dram, Damarscotta.
Aug 19-Ar schs l. & NJ Knowles, Dodge, and NJ
Smith, Smith, Boston.
Aug 2O-Sld, sch Albert Daley. Goldthwaite, for
Crisheld. Md: Douglas Haynes, Hodgdon, Newport
F Kranz, Freeman, Norfolk. =
Aug 21-Ar sch Hart, Hart st George
Sid, sch Eurotus, Conoyer Stamford CT.
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New York stock and Money Marker.
fBy Telegraph.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 24-Evening .-Money easy at Q
g4 per cent ON call, closing 21s prime mercantile
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SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD is al.
ways reliable. "a pure mustard not only helps die
gestion but cures Dyspepsia) Sold by all leading
grocers in full weight tin cans.
cBPIECRUsT, Dumplings, Doughnuts, Bis
cults, Flapjacks &C., &c. made light and sweet with
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Aug. "a.
The following are Io-day's quotations of Flour
Grain, Provisions. &c.
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AFGHANISTAN.

A Disastrous Sortie from Canada
har.