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e'aeAs< sAieA eoas - SrsslArly. haa Arss
so"d pictures hssriag co The cry Tor more
ehurches.' In the FIRST the minister thus al
dresses his solitary congregation Il o'sc in this
style: Ny brother, have to earnestly af-
peal IN you for fund.- for the erection Of = new
church or two, OF which thi, neishoorhosi
stands in NJ much neel.~ In the secoud PIC
ture he meets his con-re.stinn-"We are pro-
-Te,sing, he said blan,Ily: we are buillins,
and an short time, should al 60 vel, the ur.
gent demand sor an adequate supply Of
churches will have been compliei with In
the last still addressing one listener. he SAYS:
Ny dear brother. ,i,e> it not nccur u Us in
the light 1t tu:y - take A-.gy than oas ST
.ins at each oi thr churrhrs supplied for cur
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\ reward OF $500 will be paid Tor the
arrest and conviction of the guilty uar,i.s
, 1880-04-10
TERRiTnRl ~ WASHINGTON. -
Comfy II Walla Wallis,

Il. jaime, W Cochran. oi said county. rtn
,flemnlv swear that since 2. Il. johnson has
been Register Of the Walia Walla Land othce,
be. the said T. B. johnson, A. Register Of the
United States Walla Walla Land Office, has
demanded of myself and Others one half dol
lar each for the United States Patent t" our
land, which Wl> paid u said Register
/ ,vrS " .COCUR,N
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TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8.

gardless, of party. AT this time the Rebellion
had actually begun. State after State had Sc
coded. l remained an hour or more and arose
to withdraw, when President Buchanan, with
out his hat, followed me to the door, out down
the walk to the gate, and there, with voice
filled with emotion, he said, Judge, have
no doubt that you have told me truly; but
what can L do, surrounded upon all sides by
the friends of secession, by men believing in
State rights; even watched in the secluSlon OF
my own home? For" said the old man bitter
ly, THAT beautiful lady sitting there in our
company this evening was none other than
Southern spy upon my home speech and acts,
and upon one pretence or another, such has
been the case for months. constant espion-
age. Whittier the country is tending 1 cannot
tell. We must trust in God and the incoming
Administration. l can do nothing-watched
day and highland it is too late to call about
me other councillors and advisers" and"
said Mr.. Shannon, 81 shall never forget the
picture the old man presented at this mo-
ment; his hair streaming in the wind;
the tears running down his cheeks; his whole
frame shaking with emotion. And thus saw
him for the last time. 1 shook his hand, babe
him good-by and departed. History narrates
the rest"
This story has its moral. So long as a man
acts with party he is of that party. Hancock
acts with and is of the Democratic party. Is
he an ADLER man than the astute James Blu
chanan, the shrewedst politician of the Key
stone State? He will be surrounded by the
same men, subject to the same influences, and
will act with the same party as did James Bu-
chanan. Is he stronger man than James
Buchanan? His reputation as man of char
acter and ability does not mark him as superb
or. Then, subjected to like influences, he
will fail, as Buchanan failed, and State rights
will triumph. Fellow citizens, be not de-
ceived. A Democratic victory is a triumph of
the men who made the Rebellion. They are
today as full of schemes opposed to the North
opposed to the welfare OF our country-as
they were in 1860. Give them the chance and
you shall see. That is it-give them the
chance. Dare we? Shall we? Can WEIGHT
cago journal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-08-03
MINOR KILOGRAMS.

The dory Little Western has arrived at
Gravesend.
Automatic whistling buoy which broke from
Brigantine shoals off the coast of New Jersey
has been replaced.
Gen. James ID. Mcbride has resigned the
secretaryship of the United States Labor
League.
The Eighth Massachusetts Regiment held
reunion at Gloucester yesterday.
Eddie Powers, 6 years old, was killed at
Newburyport yesterday by falling lumber.
Gen. Thorn of Portland and u S. Engineer
Tower were at Newburyport yesterday in
specting the hEbor with view to improve
ments.
Gov. Cornell has refused to interfere in be-
half of Balbo.
Hon. Marshall Jewell went to Buffalo yes
terday to meet Gen. Garfield
1t is rumored that Red Leary, the notorious
bark robber, has died in London.
John Shay was shot with a toy pistol at
Newport yesterday and died in great agony.
1t is rumored that Gen. Hancock is in New
port.
Two women were fatally crushed by a
cornice which fell from building at Freeport
ILL.,, yesterday.
All quiet at Sitka
A fire at Red Bluff CAL, yesterday destroy
ed 100000 worth of property.
Judge Lawrence decides that government
printers are entitled to their poy for legal
holidays.
Several delinquent receivers of public monies
for land offices are to be sued Immediately.
Secretary Ramsey left ST. John for Portland
yesterday.
A storm in the Province of Ontario yester-
day, did much damage to the crops.
The ten mile race at Park Garden, Provi-9
dence, r. L., last night was won by Charles
Price, of London, Eng, in 81 minues 80 2-5
seconds
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Three daughters of Mr.. Southworth of Edes
Falls, the Oldest aged 16, were drowned while
bathing Sunday.
Abram Currier of Kennebunkport was
killed by ram Saturday.
A dispatch to the New York Times says that
William j. Farr of Middlebury, VT. was
grossly maltreated by band of roughs Thurs
day because he refused to take down Repub
lican campaign flag which was flying from
his hotel.
Gladstone was reported better yesterday.
Sir Bartle Frere has been recalled from
South Africa.
AT the elections to the French councils
generals Sunday the Republicans made large
gains.
The public debt decreased $780, 53.4
during July.
At the Alabama State election the Demo-
Gratis elected their full state and county
tickets over the Republicans, Greenbackers
and Independents.
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BULLDozING IN VERMONT.
Brutal Assault on a Republican
Hotel Keeper.
HIS OFFENCE THE RAISING OF A RE
PUBLICAN FLAG.

New YORK, Aug. 2-The Times has des-
patch from Burlington, VT, stating that VIM.
j. Farr has been brought there for medical
treatment He has had Republican flag fly
ing from his hotel at East Middlebury, and
was warned to take it down. Not doing so,
some parties called him up at night on Thurs
day, gagged and dragged him into the road
He Was then taken into a barber shop and
asked if he would take down his flag. He re-
fused, The gang then held him while they
shaved off his beard and all the hair of his
head, making four scalp wounds with the
razor. They then took him to the bank of
Ottar creek, and asked him again if he would
take down his flag. He refused. They then
tied his feet together, bandaged his mouth and
threw him into the creek and drew him out
by the rope three times. They then tied him
to tree and left him. He was found sense
less there Friday morning and taken home.
will disfgure him for life. The sheriff and
county attorney of Addison county are en-
deavoring to discover the ruffians.
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MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 2.-It is reported that
PRESIDENT Diaz sent passport to ex-President
Lerdo who was invited to be Minister of For
eign Relations. The official paper pronounces
the report absurd.
The following incidents of the attack on
Gen. Gonzales at the Guiana state government:
Diaz forced the vote of the state against Con-
zales. When Gonzales arrived he was escorted
to the residence of friend and numerous
body OF citizens assembled to offer an ovation
to him when body of state troops marched to
the spot and fired at the house and crowd
Gonzales was on the balcony when the firing
took place. One man was killed in the attack,
which was accompanied with seditious cries.
A large number of very rich silver mines
have been discovered in Guerrero.
Zamacona will not return to Washington,
having been elected to Congress.
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EUROPE.
The Prestige of the English in Constan-
tinOple Seriously Weakenad

The Prestige of the English in Constan-
tinople Seriously Weakened.
LONDON, Aug. 2.-AiVienna dispatch says:
There are reports from Constantinople of
nature to diminish the prestige of the English,
among which is the distribution in the Tur-
kish military circles of printed saccounts of the
Afghan disaster, charging the British troops
with cowardice and their leaders with utter in
capacity.
Preparations for the Naval Demonstra-
, ton by the Powers.
The Paris correspondent of the Times tele-
graphs as follows:
Negotiations for the naval demonstration in
Turkish waters are still proceeding and the
final details of the expedition are on the point
of being settled, There has never been the
slightest foundation for the report of a joint
Anglo-French command of the expedition, as
all the powers are agreed in giving the COM
mand to England The periodical rumors
representing the scheme as having been aban-
doned, and France, Austria, or some other
powers shrinking from the execution of the
plan, are equally unfounded, but if the Porte
promptly settles the Montenegro question the
demonstration will be suspended.
Japanese Gold for America.
The 100000 Of of gold purchased on Satur-
day in open market for export to America is
Japanese gold coin, which arrived in London
Friday. The transaction is only profitable
from the circumstance that the shipment will,
do ou Ouc VI Two previous OCCdSlOuS, De uQ1n-
sured.
Mr.. Gladstone's Illness.
DR.. Andrew Clark, who passed the night at
Premier Gladstone's house, and who left there
thy before this morning, reports that Mr.
Gladstone is rather better, but his febrile state
continue. There have been numerous callers
at his house since o'clock this morning.
Policemen have been stationed at the end of
Downing street from an early hour, and in &C.
cordance with instructions from the Premier's
medical advisers, no vehicles have been allow
ed to pass the house.
A bulletin was issued at 4.15 p. M, saying
that Gladstone was doing as we'll as could be
expected, but his fever continues.
Sir Bartle Frere Recalled.
Sir Bartle Frere has been recalled from the
governorship of Cape of Good Hope.
Don Carlos and thesSpanish Throne.
MADRID, Aug. 1T is rumored Don Carlos
will publish a manifesto declaring that he will
never renounce his claim to the Spanish
throne.
Republican Success in the French Elec-
tionS.
PARIS, Aug. 2.-Returns received up to to-
night show the election of 804 Republicans
and 325 conservatives. Eighty-one second bal.
lots will be necessary.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
GARFIELD AND ARTHUR.

Flag Raising at Newport Campaign Club
Formed.
NEWPORT, Aug.-The Republicans opened
the campaign tonight by throwing to the
breeze handsome banner bearing the names
of the National and State candidates. Music
was furnished by the Corinna and Newport
bands. There was speaking by Gov. Davis
and Capt. Boutelle.
RocKLAND, Aug. 2.-The Republicans of
Rockland organized Garfield and Arthur
club this evening with G. E. Littlefeld as
President, G. D. Jones Vice President, and an
additional Vice President for each ward, and
True P. Peirce Secretary. The meeting was
addressed by G. E. Littlefeld d. n Mortland,
o. G. Hall and others. About 100 signatures
were obtained.
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Judicial Elections in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2-Ths elections today
passed very quietly throughout the State.
Nominations were made by the Republicans
III very few counties and the vote polled was
light. Circuit judges and commonwealth at
torneys were elected in each of the Eighteen
Judicial districts and Democrats are elected
in at least fifteen.
In the eighth Congressional district the DEM
ocratic primary elections named Phil B. Thompss
son, Jr., for reelection to Congress. Circuit
clerks, sheriffs magistrates and constables were
elected in all the counties and municipal
officers in many cities and towns. Democrats
were elected generally.
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California sIiusus s,ocis-.


BOSTON, Aug. 2.
The following were to-days quotations of Butter,
Cheese, Eggs and Potatoes:
Butter-chOice Northern and Western creame-
ries at 25@27c; choice New York and Vermont dai
ries at 22G26c: common to fair dairy let's 17a21c;
choice dairy packed Western 20622c; fair to good
do 16919c; choice ladle packed 10000: and COM
mon to good do 1885, market firm at full prices.
Cheese-we quote at 91aa1Oc for choice; S1a@9c
for fair to good; 5@7c for common; in moderate de-
mand,
Eggs are quoted at 16@161ac for Eastern: 151a@
l6c for Northern, Canada and Prince Edward Is
land: i@15c for Western.
zRPOtatoes-The market is well supplied and the
demand moderate; sales at 5000 rs per Dbl. in
GLIDING all kinds.
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AFGHANISTAN.

Particulars of the Defeat Of Gen. Bur-
roughs.
LONDON, Aug 2.-The Times has the fol-
lowing from Candshar:
On the morning of July q, Gen. Burroughs
engaged Ayoob Khan's force of'12 900 men and
20 guns 30 miles beyond Candahar. After four
hours severe fighting Gen. Burroughs was re-
pulsed and forced to retreat to Candahar.
British loss was 20 officers and 400 Europeans
and 800 natives killed and missing Most of
the loss occurred in the retreat. Three horse
are being made for siege in Candahar
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Temperance Mass Meeting.

BURLINGTON, VT, Aug. "A grand three
days temperance mass meeting will be COM
menced tomorrow under the auspices of the
Grand Reform Club of New Engla nd Grand
Lodge of Good Templars, State Temperance
Society, Temple of Honor and Juvenile Tenn
plars. The speakers include many prominent
men from all parts of New England
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ASIA.

Execution of One of the Leaders of the
Rumpa Rebellion.
CALCUTTA, Aug. 2.-One of the leaders of
Rumpa rebellion in India has been shot and
several others sentenced to various terms of
imprisonment. The rebellion, however, shows
no sign of collapsing as the British troops can
not stand the climate.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIBF SIaNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
Aug. 3, A. M.
For New England,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather with rain,
northwest to southwest winds, lower tempera-
ture and higher barometer
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Fire in MachiaS,

Fire in Machias.
MAcHIAs, Aug. "A fire today in Foster &,
Bryant's dry house damaged the building and
lumber $500; no insurance.
Killed by a Ram.
BIDDEFoRD, Aug. 2.-On Saturday morning,
Abram Currier, a farmer of Kennebunkport,
while driving cows from an enclosure into
which they had broken, was attacked by ram
and butted in the abdomen, receiving injuries
from which he died this morning.
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ChicagoLive Stock Market.

IBy TeIegraph.)
| CHICAGO. Aug. 2-Hogs-Recepts 10000 head;
shipments 1000 head; market dull; mixed packing
Cattle-Receipts $500 head: SHIPMENTS ZOO head.
market quiet; good to shipping so "a S5;common
to fair at 0O64 35.
Sheep-receipts 500 head; market weak; common
to choice at O0@3 80.
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Murdered in the Streets.
Alabama Election.

MOBILE, Aug. 2.-The election for State and
County officers took place to-day. In opposi-
ton to the regular Democratic ticket was one
made up by fusion of Republicans, Green
hackers and Independents. Verbal reports
from the election officers at the closing of the
polls show a clearsmaiority for the straight
Democratic ticket. Reports at Democratic
executive committee rooms from the interior
OF the State leave no doubt of Alabama's poll
ing heavy Democratic vote.
LATER.
Further returns in Mobile county show a
clean sweep for the Democrats against the Re-
publicans and Greenbackers The lowest can
didate will have 1000 majority.
Tuscaloosa, Perry, Dallas, Bullock, Macon,
and Montgomery counties go heavily Demo
Morgan are highly favorable. There will be
$4,000 majority at least for the State ticket.
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The Sunday Pleasure seekars

The rush to Coney Island, Rockaway and
and Long Branch yesterday was Unprecedented
On many, steamboats, last evening, returning,
the crowds were so great that their guards
were frequently under water and the passen-
gers seized and put on life preseryers. Luckily
no accidents occurred.
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Ar at Boston I'd. brig Emma, Richardson, Sagua.
Francisco.
Ar at Calcutta 31st, ship Rembrandt New York.
AT Buenos Ayres July barques Samuel u Hale.
Gregg, Dyer. do; brig Jennie Phinney. Hayes, do.
and Others
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Forest Fires in New Brunswick

ST. JOHN, Aug. 2.-The value of the timber
destroyed by forest fires in the southwest dis.
trlcts OF the province is estimated at $500, 200.
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Trial for Heresv.

BUFFALO, Aug. Prev Edwin P. Adams
was placed on trial today before the Presby-
terry, Tor holding and teaching doctrines con-
trary to those of the Holy Scriptures and
Presbyterian church.
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Receipts of Maine CenraI.

Receipts of Maine CenraI.
PORTLAND, July 81.
For Portland, - cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, A cars miscellaneous, mer-
chandise
Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1OOO bush CornDleaI 10 q
". True L. Co.
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James I. De Jornette has been indicted at
Danville. Va, for the murder of his sister in
house OF i'll fame. He attempted suicide in
Jail Saturday.
Chairman Jewell of the Republican Ma
tional committee has invited leading represen-
tatives of the Irish Rel ublcan party of Illinois
to meet with the committee in New York
August 9Th.
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Charles r. Baldwin, retire merchant, was
other in Brooklyn Sunday and killed.
The London Sportsman saws: We have
received the second deposit of ESQ on behalf of
both Trickett and Hanlan, the oarsmen, SO the
conditions and articles of the coming match
have been daily complied with.
Mrs. John G.. SAKE, the wife of the poet,
died yesterday.
The Ute chiefs have sign ed The agreemen
submitted by the commissioners.
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Sales of the Brokers Board, Aug. D.
New York stock and Money sa,r.e,


(By Telegraph.)
NEW YORK. Aug -Evening.-Money easy at 2
@21a per cent: prime mercantile paper at :5a41s
per cent. Sterling Exchange dull and steady at 4S2
l14S214 for long and 4S414 a4841a for short. Gov
ernments are quiet and firm State bonds dull
Railroad bonds active with an upward tendency.
The stock market closed firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat.
ed 243, 36tshares.
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INOTICE:-For the past thirty three years,
"CONGRESS" Yeast Powder has been extern
sively sold. 1t has always been made pure and
healthy and is today without rival.
GR- SHADES English Mustard, and Congress Yeast
Powder. are standard, always reliable.
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NEW YORK.
Tanner Growing Weaker.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-For the first time since
he commenced his fast Tanner admitted this
morning that he felt very weak. He said his
stomach was in a bad condition, but he ex-
pressed confidence in his ability to accomplish
the undertaking. His eyes are devoid of
lustre, his tongue, forehead and face are
pinched aud haggard. Still his watchers as
serted that he had somewhat improved since
Sunday. He has suffered from nausea
three times since midnight. He had small
quantities of mineral water administered to
him during the night and early this morning.
DR.. Tanner at o'clock tonight was very
seemingly slept soundly for some hours. At 10
O'Clock he arose and undressing retired for the
night, but did not rest quietly, his stomach be-
ing out of order
Murdered in the Streets.
Franz Munzburg late this afternoon went
into Xavier Lindaur's house and drawing re-
and received another shot in the face. He
then ran into the street followed by Munzburg
who fired another shot, which missed its mark
After running short distance Lindaur fell to
the sidewalk and MunZburg came up and fred
bullet into the PROSTATE mans side, killing
him. He was preparing to fire again when
seized and disarmed by citizens who turned
him over to the police. Munzburg claims he
was afraid his life was in danger.
One OF the American Rifle Team Caught
Smuggling.
The gun case of Bodine on examination by
the customs officers to-day was found to con-
tain two pairs of kid gloves, six pairs of ladies'
silk hose, six ladies' silk scarfS and three rolls
of black silk, 1874 yards in all. They were
seized.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Aug. 2.
The following are to-days quotations of Flour,
Grain, Provisions. sc.
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Summer Resort.

Persons desiring quiet resting place in the
country, during the summer months, will find good
accommod ttlons at moderate ties ana all that can
be asked for in the way of beautiful scenery shade
and quiet at Martha's Grove Camp Ground
Eryeburg, Me. For terms &C., apply to MRS
MARTHA =. NUTrFR on the grounds, or to NUT
TER, kIA1BALL q co. Portland Me. Ije2Sd1 "a IA
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DEATHS.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,

MONDAY. Aug. 2.
Arrived.
Steamer City OF Portland, Pike, Boston for Fash
port and st John. NIB. ''
Sch Edward Waite, York, Philadelphia-coal tn
Gas Co. - W
Sch Clara Dyer, McLearn. PHILADELPHIA
Sch Prudence, Randall, New YORK. (ar 3Ist)-coaI
to Portland Stoneware Co.
Sch Helena, Marsh, Boston-whiting to M Bal
ley. ''
Sch Flight, from Dover seeking
Sch vascello. (Br) McCumber, Dorchester, NIB
for Newburyport. 49,
Sch Alfred Chase, Robinson, Rockport.
Fox. AiS
~ Sch Grace Webster, Young Philadelphia-D w
Sch Eva May, McDufie, New York-D W Clark
Sch Casco Lodge, Pierce New York-Berlin Mills
Sch Odell. Winslow, Kennebec to load for Al
bany-J Nickerson & Son. az
Sch Alfred Chase, Robinson, Rockport-Kensell &
Tabor. "
Sch Commerce. Gray. Bangor-Kensell & Tabor
Sch Nautilus. Newman, Boothbay-D Choate.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Baltimore I'd, barque Carrie Wiuslow. Lon.
ing, Portland.
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SPOKEN.
81 July 20 lal 40 SO, Ion 81, ship Samuel skolfeld
Skolfeld, from Boston for San Francisco.
July 80, lat 40 so, lon g. sch Florida, from
Bangor for Jacksonville.
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Mining Stocks.

Closing prices Aug. I'd as reported by H. n.
Pinkham, Stock Broker, so Exchange street,
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g1NDERTAk&a ss, Baskets, Collins,
~ Robes and every requisite for funerals.
MCkENNA u DoO0HER 424 Congress st
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Fs'AEEOR. a fall line of seasonnbIe
4 Goods always on hand.
O. H. CHESLEY 261 n, Miidle "a
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Public Debt Statement

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.-The following is reca-
pitulation of the public debt statement for the
month of July: