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The Portland daily press., 1881-07-07
MASSACRED.
A Surveying Party Of the Mexican Cen
trail Railway Killed nv Indians

A Surveying Party of the Mexican Cen
trail Railway Killed by Indians.
CHICAGO, July Ga special to the Times
from Santa Fe, New Mexico, july s. saws news
from El Paso states that party of Americans
travelling in their own cenveyances from El
Paso Del Norte to chihuahua came suddenly
at the Sand Hills, about 40 miles south of El
Paso upon thirteen dead bodies, all Americans
and portion OF a surveying party of the Mex
lean Central railway. The surveying party
originally numbered thirty and was under COM
mand OF engineer G. G. Upham, and the dis.
coverers Immediately returned to Ell Paso from
winch place yesterday strong detachment of
troops was sent out to ascertain particulars. 1t
is supposed that the massacre was committed
bya remnant of Apaches under Victorjas' war
chief Nam, and about 80 renegade Apaches.
the last OF once large and powerful tribe who
have been hiding and committing depredations
IN and about Sierra Candelera for months. and
although constantly pursued by Mexican
troops, have SO far not been punished or
caught.
New YORK, July Cat the Office of the St.
Louis and San Francisco Railroad Co., in this
city, no dispatch has been received today in
relation to the massacre of an American sur-
veying party on the Mexican Central Railway.
The crime was committed on the branch of the
prospected road which is under the manage
ment OF the Atchinson, Topeka and Santa Fe
branch, and is about 40 miles from El Paso.
New Mexico. The Sand Hills where the bodies
The Portland daily press., 1881-07-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
BoWDOIN COLLEGE.

BOWDOIN COLLEGE.
Prize Defamation of the Sophomore Glass
BRUNSWICK, July 6.--The defamation of
Sophomore class occurred this evening. The
following was the programme:
The Assault on Charles Sumner, Burlingame,E
H. Z. Cole, Sebago
Speech of bingham Galhaize, Gait,
c. H. Stetson East Sumner
Speech of vindication, Emmett.
G. b. Swan, Waldoboro
-. N. b. X. Pettingll Augusta
William Lloyd Garrison, Phillips,
Fl. P. Kendall Bowdonham
Abraham Lincoln, Beecher,
II. L. Allen, Alfred
Heroes of the Land of Penn, Lippard
ii. A. Bascomb Portland
The Dying Alchenist. Willis,
r. G. Washburn, Portland
Barbarity of National Hatreds, Choate,
w. A. Perkins, Salem N. II.
#. M. Fling, Portland
Victory in Death, Anonymous,
A. G. Gibson, Bangor
Destiny Of America Story
A. E. Austin, Augusta
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MEDICAL OPINIONS.
What Some of the Doctors Saw,

What Some of the Doctors Say.
WASHINGTON, July Cdr. Townsend, the
health officer of the district, said that the stay-
ing power of President Garfield is the most
wonderful in the history of his experience.
He says from the first he was completely con-
WINGED that the wound would prove fatal but
he has had hopes to a certain extent since the
favorable change of Monday night. AT the
same time, however, he considered it pre-
mature and unwise to predict a recovery as a
certainty. The chances were not at all GER
tain, and much was still to be dreaded, while
hoping for the best.
DIR. Pomerene, tho old surgeon of the Presi-
dent, is quoted as saying that the symptoms
were as favorable as could be wished for and
that continuation OF the same general symp-
toms to-day would seem to him to give the
brightest promise of an ultimate recovery. A
change to be dreaded would be preceded by a
sudden chill, a symptom of suppuration oil
formation of pus in the wound An abscess
was equally to be dreaded, as that would re.
quire iDcision into the stomach. Otherwise
the President If he RECEIVERS. will be likely tc
carry the bullet all the rest of his life.
The Portland daily press., 1881-07-07
GUITEAU'S MOTIVE.

More Particulars Of the Interview OF his
Brother-in-La with the Assassin in
the Jail-Mr. Scoville Confident that
Guiteau had no Accomplice-Guit
Pretended Revelation.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Further interesting
particulars have been received in regard to the
interview between Guiteau and his brother-in-
law, Mr.. George Scoville, of Chicago, in the
Jail in presence of District Attorney Corkhill
and stenograpier, who took down the con-
versation word for word. In regard to Gui-
teau's crime, Mr.. Scovile says:-"F From my
knowledge of Guiteau, which dates back to
1913, when he was seven years old, knew on
first hearing the story of the shooting that it
was his work alone. From my personal knowl-
edge of him / knew him as person who
would not work under the control of any one.
He always was an entirely independent and
self-reliant person. He would never ask adj
vice or take it from any one. When l came to
Washington it was with full conviction,
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY z.

away wherever he gets. At last the officers
get sick of chasing him about, and he gets o
seat or place 10 stand and roast in the sun.
And roast he does. Perhaps he tries to raise
an umbrella, but the crowd make him take it
down, and he may have fight with the man
whose eye he has raked with tie thing Fin
ally the game commences, and in about ten
minutes he begins to detest the umpire. In
half an hour he loathes him, and by the time a
foul ball has been batted his way and stove his
hat in he feels that he ought to assassinate the
umpire, but contents himself with hooting th at
individual. But the home nine braces up and
makes lot of runs. They get close decision,
and the umpire becomes hero, only to fall
from grace again in minute, and SO on till
the game is finished Then comes another
gutter-scnffle to get out, a rush for the horse
cars, a ride home hanging on at the risk of his
life, and the weary, dirty exhausted ass really
thinks he las had bowling good time, :sbut
condemn that internal umpire. Why did
Harry have him?"
The Portland daily press., 1881-07-07

FEW szL asY, Watches, Clocks and siivo
e. Ware, Manufacturers OF Masonic Goocs~sc.
i A L L
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Stunning their way. There has, as yet, been
no explanation of the cause of these severe
pains in Mr.. Garfield's extremities, which he
has designated as tigers claws" The causes
that produce those pains form matter of
speculation among physicians. They have not
been able to determine whether the President
has sustained shock to his spinal column or
an injury to the ganglionic nerves. In the
latter case the effect would come under the
head OF reflex disturbances. The main thing
at present is to watch the infammatory symp-
toms. While 1 was in Washington there was
a certain amount of Inflammation of the peri
toneum observable, but the fact that the pa
tient is now able to take food and enjoy the re-
pose of natural sleep, indicates that the dam
ger from Inflammation is lessening. In fact
the symptoms are so encouraging that it seems
to me the President now has pretty clear sail
threatening rocks and little danger Of running
aground
The Portland daily press., 1881-07-07

sStAEE0ss nnd Draper, @fae Goods aad
a First-class Work Speciality.
ID. 4. CORNISH $40 Middle st.
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Sid FIN Cabaren June "a, harque Gleneida, Corn
ing Delaware Breaswater.
Ar at Havana June 20. brgs AID lie Hale, Shep
pard. Portland; 27th, e Il Williams, Gould Fhila-
delphia.
Cid LIST. barGue Esther BENZ smin, New York.
Sid I'm Manila May 10, barqae Bertha Crickett
New York.
Sid FIN Cardenas June %. sch Fostina, Philbrook,
North of Hatteras; 2oth, baraues Fannie n Loring
Soule. Sagua; Both, Josie Mildred, CHM, North Of
Hatteras; brig Kaluna, Nash, Go; sch Georgii Cot
fin. Pensacola
AR at Matanzas june 80. barque Arthur c Wade
Sherman, New York; LIST inst, Masanzas, Simmons,
New York.
Sid June 49, brig Lahaina. Crowley, North of
Hatteras; LIST inst barque Jennie Cobb Small, for
Sagua; brig Stockton, Allen, DO.
Ar at Little Gace Bay June eth barqus jose r
Lopez, Leland, Portland.
Ar at Halifax, Ms, Sd II st, sch Clara Rogers Rog-
ers Charottetown. PEI. via Vneyard-HaYen.
Cid at Wallace, Ms, June "a, sch doe Carlton,
Thurs, New York.
Ar at Dorchester NIB. list inst sch P L Smith,
Heater, Portland. TO load for Bridgeport, CT.
In port 9th sch Vascello, McCumber, tor Port
land with coal.
CID at st John, NIB 9TH inst, schs Emeline C Saw
yer, Wilson, and Benz Carver, Lowell, New York.
SPOKEN.
June l, lat 10 Al, Ion III IS, ship Edw OBrion
from San Francisco for Queenstown.
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At Hong Kong May 80, ship John W Mari, Morse
for Philippines to load for United States; barques
Haydn Brown, Hayener, and Henry A Litchfeld,
Lampher. for New York; Xenia, Reynolds, for Vic
toria at 81 2, 900 gold.
at Rangoon May 18th, barque Alice Reed, Kelle-
ran for Europe.
ar at Teneriffe June 4th, sch Clara Fletcher Sar-
gent, New York
Ar at Liverpool 4th inst, barque Wild Hunter.
Mason, Musquash, NIB.
AR at Port Spain July 5, barque Sadie Armstrong,
New York.
Ar at Ponce PR June 18th. schs Lamoine, Leach
Portland; 14th Mermaid, Buckley do; Bowdoin
Randall, do.
Sid fm Mayaguez June 20, sch Starlight, Webster
Boston.
Sid I'm Cienfuegos June 20, barque Carrie Heckle,
Woodbury., Boston.
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BURLINGTON, VT. July 6.-Joseph B. Wood
who with his daughter Alma A. Smith MUIR
dered the latter's husband, L. A. Smith at
Williston. Oct. sd, 1879, died in Jail here last
night The tragedy was the elimination of a
family trouble and consisted of the shooting OF
Smith by both Wood and Mrs Smith. They
were tried last September and convicted Of
murder in the second degree.
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MORE ABOUT GUIrEAU.
An Applicant for the Austrian Mission
last Fall.

An Applicant for the Austrian Mission
last Fall.
WASHINGTON, July 6-Sinee the attempted
assassination of the President Mr.. Judd, one
of the latters secretaries has recalled to mind
the fact that last fall soon after October cleo
ton, while the President wasiat Mentor, Ohio,
he received from the then unknown Charles
Guiteau the following letter dated New York
city, and written upon headed paper of Fifth
Avenue Hotel:
Dear General:-I, Charles Guiteau, hereby
make application for the Austrian Mission.
Being about to marry wealthy and accomp-
lshed heiress of this city, we think that to-
gether we might represent the nation with dig
nifty and grace. On the principle of first come
first served I have faith that you will give
this application your honorable consideration.
(Signed) CHAs. GUlTEAU.
The Man who Sent Guiteau Money.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Charles A. Bryan call
ed on postmaster Pearson today and informed
him tina, he was the man who sent postal or
der for $25 from this city on March 21st, 1880.
to G. j. Guiteau in Washington. The latter
had obtained some business for an insurance
company of which Bryan was local agent, and
the money sent was due Guiteau.
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TIE sFELKsY, Watches, Clocks, silver &c
sP Plated Ware, Fine Watch Repairing.
ROBERT b. SWIFT. 513 Congress
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TRADE CIRCULAR
RETAIL TRADE
OF PORTLAND, ME-,

a SsEsEOUETUsAL TOOLS, GARDEN
IA Field and Flower seeds, Fertilizers, &c.
WIN. U. SAWYER q CO.. % Market Square
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A FAIR CHANCE,

DR.. Hamilton's Comments Upon the
Morning Bulletin OF Garfeld's Condi-
ton.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Surgeon Hamilton said
Washington: "When came back from Wash
ington Monday night 1 had no hope of re-
covery. Now think his chances are fair, but
no more. I certainly consider the case more
hopeful than it was when last saw him. This
report is full of encouragement, for it indicates
that the immediate danger is past. One par
ticularly good feature of this case is the Presi'
dents increasing ability to get natural sleep.
At first, on account of his intense suffering, he
was compelled to take considerably more
morphine than was good for him, but now the
pains in his legs and feet seems to be going
away, and the regular courses of nature are re-
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MRS. GARFIELD.
An Interview With Her Husband-cheer

An Interview With Her Husband-Chear-
full and Confident OF His Recovery.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Mrs. Garfield was
with her husband few minutes this morning
and they conversed quietly together. She
came away with apparently increased conf
dence. Subsequently she expressed wish for
preservation of certain newspaper articles on
the assassination, remarkipg that she wanted
"the General to see them when he got we'll"
Secretary and Mrs. Lincoln arrived Just before
10 o'clock and Mrs. Garfield received them
with bea1ing countenance.
The Portland daily press., 1881-07-07
DESPATCH FROM MR.. BLAINE.

Fresh Encouragement but Still Anxious.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July Gil A. M.-Sec-
rotary Blaine has just sent the following tele-
gram:
LooceN, Minister, London: The President
passed a very comfortable night, and for the
first time since he was wounded his pulse this
morning is below 100. His physicians feel
fresh encouragement, but are intensely anxious
for the trying days yet to come.
BLAINE, Secretary Of State.
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MARRIAGES.

In Falmouth. June IT. by Rev. A. N. Ward, Hen
nv o. Colley and Miss Ada E. Knight, both of Fal-
mouth.
In lewiston July 4, by Rev. W. G. Haskell. FL
mer V. Walker and Miss e. Fannie Page both OF
Oxford.
In Monmouth, June 2s, by Rev. o. S. Pnlsbury.
Seth Martin and Mrs Asenath @. Peterson.
In Monmouth, June 30, by Rev. o. =. Pillsbury.
Monmouth.
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EEWELRE, Diamonds, Watches, Clocks.
~ Silyerware Manufrs, Gold and Silver Platers. :
ATWOOD 4 WENTWORTH, SOC CONGRESS st
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were found is a somewhat barren region where
only stunted vegetation grows, and is about
half way between Paso Del Norte and Chihua-
hua. The members of the murdered party
were, it is supposed, from Boston, where the
Mexican Central Railway Co. has its main
Offices
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GEOYES, Ranges ona FURNACES
~ Agent for Wood, Bishop & Cos Goods.
W. ID. ANES 20 Market Square.
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Report to the Consulting Physicians.

Report to the Consulting Physicians.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, July 6.
The following dispatch was sent by the sur
geons in charge to the two consulting Surgeons
this afternoon:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, July 6, l P. M.
Since our telegram of yesterday the case has
continued to progress favorably. The Presi.
dent was quite comfortable during the day and
needed no morphia until bed time last night
His mind was perfectly clear and he obeyed
our injunction to refrain from conversation
The afternoon the exacerbation of symptoms
heretofore observed daily did not occur. On the
contrary slight diminution in pulse took place
BY $50 p. m. it was 106, temperature 1909, res
piration "a. During the afternoon be had
several small solid natural excavations from
the bowels the first since the accident They
occurred without pain or discomfort and con-
tanned no trace of blood. During the early
evening from to 10 p. m. he was troubled &C.
casionally by acid quotations but on suspend
ing the administration of nourishment for a
short time this symptoms disappeared. AT
1870 one-quarter OF grain Of morphia was ad-
ministered. 1t was hyperdermically administer
ed, being only given since our telegram to you
Yesterday. He slept very well during the
night, and expressed himself as feeling quite
comfortable though weak this morning. At
$50 his pulse was So, respiration %, temper
allure $3.50. The tenderness of the lower ex-
tremities has considerably diminished He is
taking with relish every two hours some
chicken broth made more nutritious by the
addition of raw egg albumen. At 1880 p
respiration %. We will continue to keep you
advised OF the progress of the case.
(Signed) d. ". BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
The Portland daily press., 1881-07-07

IL and Dealer in Furs, Robes, sc.
G. A. SUSSKRAUT, 232 Middle st.
HOMEOPATEzEC PHARMACY.
Ia Homeo. Medicines, Books and Cases.
s. +. SYLVESTER, NJ. ID. A10 Congress st
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of the yyheiesais ssarhe.

Review OF the Wholesale Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY.
The last week has not been prolific of changes in
the markets.
Cod Liver Oil is 25c higher, Morphine 25c less
the last quotations of the latter being 3.75g4.oO
Pollock is Gee less Linseed and Boiled Oils 1
higher Rasins have advanced zoe. Tieree Lara
is 1sc higher. Pea Beans are 5g15c higher. Cream
cry and Gilt Edge Vermont Butter zee higher.
The Portland daily press., 1881-07-07

AR at New York 9Th steamers Newport, and City
of Washington from Havana
AR at sydney Oh, Sd inst. barque Chas Loring,
Thestrup, Boston. to load for Portland.
AR at Rio Janeiro prev to 9Th inst, ship st John
Smith, Waterhouse, Cardiff (Nay 17)
Sid I'm Cardiff 9th inst, ship Valiant, DAILY, from
Hong Kong.
Sid 5th ship John B Walker. Wallace for San
Francisco.
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DEATHS.

In Gorham, July 5, Stephen Libby, aged rs years.
In Augusta, July 2, Marcia a., wife of George a.
Page, aged AT years.
In South China, June TO- suddenly. Henry Gary,
aged rs years.
In North Conway, ,Jnly A. Rev. B. D. Eastman,
aged rs years months 10 days.
In Providence, july 4. Bessie, only daughter of
Charles Fl. and May Eveleth. aged 10 months and
2l DAYS.
The Portland daily press., 1881-07-07
MORE .LUNATICS
A Man Who Thinks He is Inspired to Kill
Gen. Arthur.

Two more crazy people appeared hero this
afternoon, one of them dangerous. One euter-
ed unannounced the Office of Adjutant Gen.
Drum. slapped him on the back and said: 81
am commissioned by revelation TO kill Gen.
Arthur" The man was instantly arrested
Another crazy person appeared at the White
House and said that he had a salve which he
was commissioned by God 10 apply to the
Presidents wounds, and which would cure
him instantly. He was driven away.
The Portland daily press., 1881-07-07

The MARKET for Wool continues steady and firm
with fair demand from manufacturers, but at tn
same time there is great pressure to buy or SELL
New Wool continues to arrive quite freely and
there is now a splendid assor tment offering
The Portland daily press., 1881-07-07

The report Of the drowning of the son of the
Prince OF Wales, was stock jobbing canard.
Yellow fever har appeared at Demarara,
British Guiana
Two hundred deaths were repoAed in New
York, yesterday, the majority being children.
The thermometer rose to 80 in the shade in
New York, yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1881-07-07
METEOROLOGICAL

usrIcATToEs FOE THE MKT TwENTy-FoU8
HOURS.
war DKp'T, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington. D. c.,
July 7, A. M
For New England,
Fair weather, variable Winds stationary bar
oneter, stationary or higher temperature.
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THE NEXT CRISIS

Likely to Come Friday Night or Saturday
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The conditions of the
patient are SO favorable that the physicians
now think that it may reasonably be expected
that everything will continue favorable until
ly to be Friday night or Saturday. The in
tense heat may hasten this period "a hours.
The first danger is apprehended from the flow
ing of the wound in the wall of the abdomen.
That there is a wound there the
physicians all agree. They do not
think that the ball is Embedded in
the liver. When the sloughing of this wound
occurs the pus must fall one of two ways:
First, it will either break through the outer
wall, in which case hope may have surer
basis that the President may recover; or, sec
ond, it will fall into the cavity Of the stomach,
which is most probable. Then there is instant
vital danger. That pus, the doctors say must
be instantly removed or the patient would die
in very short time from pus poison Of the
blood, and it can only be removed by an in
slant incision of the stomach and successful
operation afterward. Upon these two things,
said one of the surgeons, the life of the Presi-
dent may depend.
The Portland daily press., 1881-07-07
American Institute of Instruction

ST. ALBANs, VT, July 6.-The session of the
American Institute of Instruction opened this
morning in the hall of the academy building,
with full attendance of various committees
The President then introduced Gov. Farnham
OF Vermont, who was received with loud ap.
piause, and delivered a graceful address on be-
nall OF the State OF Vermont, welcoming the
Institute to its borders. He alluded feeiipglv
to the sadness cast over all by the absence of
the President and the terrible reason for that
absence. The President followed with the an
nual address
The Portland daily press., 1881-07-07

NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda in baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits, cake
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD Is sold by all gro
Sors,
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MINOR TELEGRAMS

Steam cav mill of f. A. Gleason & Co., at
Bennington, VT, was burned Tuesday night
Loss $4,000
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

wTsCASSET, June Soar, sch NJ Brookings
Dunton, Boston.
July sid, schs Ira d Sturgs, Adams. and David
Torrev Soule New York; Robert Woodruff, Cas-
we'll, Portland.
July 6-Sld ship Northampton Murphy, for New
Orleans.
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10y IeIegr&pn.J
SaW YORK, July 6-Evening.-Moaey market
active at sos on call, closing 81 prime mercantile
paper at 3941a. Exchange steady at 4S4 for long
and 4S614 for short. Governments quiet and firm.
State bonds inactive. Railroad bonds in moderate
request. The stock market closed easier
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggrega.-
ed 293. 267 shares.
The following are to-day's closing quotations OF
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Ecrcpean iscrketa,

By Telegraph1
LoSDoN, July 6--Consols at 1011s.
LONDON, July 6.-Americsn secnrities-Un,te
States bonds, 41as, 117s4; 5s ex to 31as, 104s4.
LIVERPOOL, July 6-12.30 P. M.-Cotton market
quieter; Mid6ing uplands 5-16d; Orleans cad;
sales II o o hales; speculation and export 1000;
futures dull and easier.
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Grain Market.

PORTLAND, July 6.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
lot Commercial street:
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Secretary slaine.s would.ha Aasss.

RICHMOND, Va, July 6-McNamara who
desired TO assassinate Secretary Blaine is from
the North and was recently confined in a Jail
in King William courty as insane. He was
recently liberated and was on his way home
when lie reached Washington.
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FNAaL0Es AND D1sAPFg.
s. Fine Goods always on hand SAT- faction
guaranteed. F. A. SMITH 23l Federal st
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

SACO, July 5-Ar, schs Crusoe, Leighton. Me-
York; Ned Sumpter, Pinkham, and L w AlleI
Carter, do.
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GADDEEtsY Hardware, Harness Leather
GEORGE NJ. NELSON ~ ca 1I9 Exchange st.
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MARINE NEWS
WEDNESDAY,, July G.

WEDNESDAY, July G.
Arrived.
Steamship Franconia, Mangum, New York-ntse
to Henry Fox.
Steamer City Of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Sch Casco Lodge Pierce. New York-coal to ORR
entail Powder Co.
Sch Clara D1nsmore, Chase, New York iron to
Portland Co.
Sch City of Chelsea from Yarmouth for NYork.
Sch Lucy Ann, Meservey, st George.
Sch Diana, Orne, Boothbay.
Cleared.
Barque EVE Reed, Rairden Cow Bay, CB- Chase,
Leavitt & Co.
Brig Jennings, Neil, Matanzas-Nutter, KIM
ball & Co, and Isaac Emery.
Sch Alaska, hamilton, Glen Cove-E S Hamlen
& Co.
Sch Jolia S. (Br) Mcintyre, st john NB-master.
Sch Mary Pickard (Br) Wilson, Fredericton, NIB,
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FEIAbEOE>s always ca hand She best
Z German, French asd English Goods.
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