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more nourishment administered naturally to.
night. NO." he said, mot until tomorrow.
We have made the experiment and are salts
fed that the tone of the Presidents stomach
has been improved by it." He said, in reply
to further interrogations, that everything had
been progressing finely since the evening
dressing, that the patient had been asleep
nearly all the time since tho evening dressing
occurred, and that no morphia had been adj
ministered.
While all information attainable tonight is
of a favorable character and shows RAPIDLY
increasing opinion that the patient will rally,
there is no doubt but that he is in a very criti-
cal condition, and should his stomach become
irritated in the least degree the outlook would
be almost instantly changed from favorable to
decidedly gloomy one. Both Drs. Hamilton
and Agnew remain in the city tonight If the
prospects continue favorable tomorrow DR..
Agnew will probably leave during tho day
Bliss Writes a Foolish Letter.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE Evening Journal
prints the following extract from q letter writ
ten to friend in Chicago by DR.. D. w. Bliss:
"Don't believe any of the pretended inter-
views with me sent out by newspaper cor
respondents here. Il hold no interviews with
newspaper correspondents but they insist up
on lnventing false and foolish conversations
with me. | can't help this. Agnew and the
other surgeons here have the same trouble.
Dom. think the Presidents surgeons and ply
SiCldsiS axe SHALLOW IOOlS pooauoO tno press
gang here try to make them out SUCH
Sensational Offer.
New YORK, Aug. ia Washington special
says an enormous number of dispatches were
received aud answered by tie Presidents
secretaries this forenoon that they came from
every section of the country, one from New
York the sender describing himself as strong
healthy man and offering to furnish his best
blood to save the President by TRANSMISSION.
The Vice President.
The up town hotels are filed with people to-
day anxious TO learn the latest news of the
Presidents condition, and when slight i'm.
provement was announced expressions of
thankfulness were heard on all sides. Vice
President Arthur remained at his house and
received but few callers and said he had re-
ceived no dispatches or call from Washington
and that he had not altered his plans in rela
ton to leaving for the Capitol, by which it i.
supposed that he viii not leave unless sent for
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A PANIC
On the Steamer Plymouth Rock

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-The steamer Ply
mouth Rock, on her morning trip to Long
Branch with some 1000 or HOO at go O'clock
when about 20 miles from the iron pier, hurst
a steam flue knocking open the doors of the
engine room, from which an immense volume
of steam hissingly escaped. The scene was
terrible, confusion and terror reigned, passsen-
gers being panic-striken. In the struggle for
life preservers men were seen to seize them
even from women. For about half an honr
there was scene of dire confusion. In the
upper deck cabin the struggling mass was
wedged, the door being blocked up; and 10
facilitate escape windows were broken out bv
the officers of the boat and passengers passed
through head first. As soon as the panic had
somewhat subsidized the band struck up This
helped to reassure passengers and restore or
der. The tug Germania, about half an honr
after the accident, went to the assistance of
the Plymouth Rock and took her in tow. Re-
fore starting, however, the steamers ScbuvIer
and City Of Richmond also came up. The lat
ter boat and the Germania towed the DISABLED
steamboat some distance up the bay to smooth
water, where her passengers were transferred
to the City of Richmond and brought to this
city. The Plymouth Rock was towed to her
dock at 23d street by the Germania. In the
panic there were number of women and
children knocked down and trampled mon
but to what extent has not been ascertained
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The Wool HaErEzes.

BosToN, Aug. 17-[Reported for the PresSl.-Tht
following ia list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Ohio and Pennsylvanla-
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New potatoes 1 1892 90 y Dbl.
Sweet potatoes 8 26@5 90.
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METEOROLOGICAL

ISrIcArlosa gcE THE NEXT TwHETY-BouS
EcuHs.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CrIRg SIGNAL.
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
August IS, l AN.
For New England,
Clearing weather, preceded by light rain near
the coast, easterly winds, stationary or higher
temperature and lower pressure.
SHECIAL BULLETIN.
Occasional light rain has fallen along the
New England coast, in Southern Florida,
Dakota, Minnesota and Lake Superior region !;
elsewhere fair weather has prevailed; temper
ature is below mean for month in the At
tanto States and Lower Lake region. A warm
wave moving along eastward extends from
Iowa and Texas.
Yesterdays maximum temperatures ranging
above 100 degrees were reported from Mis-
souri, to Rio Grande.
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When It was decided to give the President the
cooled infusion of beef DR.. Bliss informed
him of the purpose and he seemed perfectly
willing to take it. After the first quantity was
taken the patient showed signs of improve
ment, his pulse becoming more firm and regu-
lar, while it was considerably less frequent,
being as low as LOG at one time. This improve
ment continued from H. IS p. M, when the
second was administered. After taking the
nourishmeLt the patient slept calmly on both
occasions. He awoke after the first nap with
out experiencing any annoyance from irrita-
bility or weak condition Of the stomach, but
when he Swoke the second time he remarked
to the surgeons that he tasted the liquid, and
this time he barely escaped being nauseated,
and the symptoms showed that the stomach
would not bear anything further to-day One
of the nurses explained the situation by saying
II sponged the President quickly and told
him not to think of his stomach and he would
be all right" This suggestion. it appears, was
comp led with and the disturbance passed
away and no vomiting occurred. DR.. Bliss
says it was then determined it would be best
not to attempt the administration of any nour-
ishment except by means of enemata for the
present. The hope of the night is founded
upon the action Of the patients stomach, and
as 1t gains strength confidence in his recovery
increases and vice versa.
The Midnight Bulletin.
At this hour everything is quiet in the sick
room. DIR. Bliss and members of the Presi-
dent house have retired for the night.
All Sleeping in the White House.
1.30 A. MI
WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.-There has been no
material change in the Presidents condition
reported since midnight. The attendants in
the sick room have not found it necessary to
communicate with the doctors, who are doing
in the ABIDING room, since about 1890 p. m.
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NEW HAVEN, Aug. H.-Prosecuting Attor-
ney Rickett states that Bla'.che Douglass b as
said nothing to implicate the MAlley Brothers
IN the murder OF Jennie Cramer. The
Douglass woman has made a statement to The
jury, but they are bound TO secrecy The iury
OF inquest in the Cramer case refuse to divulpe
the purport of Miss Douglass confession last
night 1t Is Known that The jury consider her
stafemen's OF vital importance, setting
against the Malleys and showing motiva of
murder and that it was not committed in New
Haven. The body was brought to the shore.
The inquest sill be resumed tomorrow.
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STRANGE CRIME,

A Boy Strapped to a Railway Track.
PEKIN, ILL.,, Aug. T.-Miles Cantrell, 10
year son of the section boss on 1 B. & W. rail-
way, was seized by an unknown man while in
field, taken to the railroad and tied upon the
track Just as passenger train was approach
ing. The train struck the boy, breaking his
NOS and foot. The passengers on the train saw
tne inc, man run to the boy, cut the rope which
still bound him and then run sway to the
woods. The train stopped and the wounded
boy was cared for. The police are pursuing
the perpetrator Of the crime. s
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SAILING DAYso e aTRAmHEaEps.
PORT ssE PORTLAND.

WEDNESDAY, August IT.
Arrived.
Steamship Franconia, Mangum, New York-wcse
to Henry Fox.
steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for,East-
port and st John. NIB.
Barque Carrie e Long, Park, Cow Bay, CB, with
coal. Vessel and cargo 10 Ryan & kelsey
Barque EVE Reed, Rairden, Cow BAY coal to
G I Railway Co. Vessel to Chase, Leavitt & Co.
Brig Ernestine, Norton Sydney, CB. coal to Cum
berlaTd Mills. Vessel to Chase, Leavitt & Co.
Sch Ella NJ Storer, Wade. Georgetown, DC-coal
to Maine Cent kR
Sch Il S Bridges, Landrick. Windsor, Ms, for New
York.
Sch Wild Hunter, Cole, Moncton, NIB
Sch Alice S. (Br) from Dorchester, NIB.
Sch War Steed, Gookns. Saco, to load for NYork.
Sch Alta Vela Alley, >aco for Ellsworth.
Sch james Freeman, Kelley, Saco for Thomaston.
Sch sympathy. Tainter. Winterport-fsh barrels
to j W Sawyer & Co.
Sch Diana, Orne, Boothbay.
Schs Clear the Track, off shore, with 160 bbs
mackerel lost seine boat; A II Whitinore do $50;
Ida Grover. do 100; D Geyer, do, 100; BERTHE
Pierce, do, 400.
Cleared.
Barque Hannah Keen. Philadelphia W Clark
Sch Cssco Lodge, PIERCE, New York-sheppard &
SCI Sch Avon, (BrJ Melansou, Port Gilbert. Ns-F
Sch Xylon, Mitchell. Harrington-S W Thaxter.
Sch Provincetown. Gray, Bar INSTRUMENTATION &
True.
Sch Commerce Gray. Bangor-S W Thaxter.
Sch A T Haynes, Lunt, Friendship-Geo w True
Sch Ida L Howard, Foss, Kennebec, to load for a
Sound port-Gallagher & Co.
Sch AIahaska Merriman, Kennebec. to load for
New York-Gaagher Co.
Sch Glide. tB1) Hunter. Walton. Ms master.
Sch g. l. G Adams Price, Kennebec, TO load
for Philadelphia-Rya an & Kelsey.
sAiLED-Barque Hannah McLoOn; brig Ldbbie H
and others.
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MAINE.
Fatal Accident.

Fatal Accident.
PENNINGTON, Aug. ia MIR. Stowell or
New Portland, fell from barn yesterday and
was instantly killed. He was 60 years DID,
The Western Sea.
MAcHIAs, Aug. 1.-THE bark Western Sea
viii leave tomorrow morning for Boston under
charge of Capt. webber Grant and the same
crew ~ before.
Elopenent In Low Life.
BmDKFoRD, Aug. H.-Mrs. Emma Libby.
married, and Timothy Carter, unmarried, both
of Ssco, have eloped. Mrs. Libby has never
borne . very good reputation. She leaves a
family Of seven children behind.
Third Regiment Reunion.
BATH, Aug. 1.-THE seventh annual re-
union of the Third Maine Regiment was cole
DRAFTED here to-day by an excursion to Oak
P int in the new aud beautiful steamer sebe-
noa, accompanied by the Bath Cadet Band
Al the business meeting the following officers
were elected:
Presidential. H. Boswell, of Boston.
VICE Presidents-John S. Wiggin, A. j.
Recording Secretary-Lewis Lelbipg. of An.
gusta.
Bath. Va
Surgeon-G E. Brckett.
Chsplain-Rev. e. w. Preble, of Bath
In the evening bouniiful collation. was pro-
vided by our citizsns, OF which about 800 par
took. Capt. W. II. Watson presided. The
following order was observed: Prayer by the
chsplain; address of welcome BY ex-Mayor
John g. Richardson, in the absence of the
mayor A poem by Rev. e. W. Preble was
read. Toasts were introduced by Gen. Joseph
L. Smith, OF Bangor, chairman of committee
on resolutions, and Charles G.. Greenleaf,
POSTMASTER. Speeches Aero made by Gen.
smith, Hon. Joshua Nye, f. B. Torrey, Col.
Moses B. Lakeman and others. Resolutions
expressing eternal loyalty to the country, sym-
patty with the widow of COL A. l.. Sampson
deceased, and thanks to the people of Bath for
the gene.ous reception were passed, also thu
following:
Resolred, That we unite with our entire
country IN the deepest sympathy for our
wounded President, aud pray that God in his
infrite mercy will spare him for many years.
The exercises of the day and evening were
especially interesting, and the renewals OF
friendship and good cheer were enjoyed by all.
Odd Fellows Eating CLANS.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. H.-Pejepscot En-
oampment. I. o. o. F., of Auburn, arrived to-
day and were received by Narragansett
Ancampment OF this city. After the parade
they embarked for Rocky Point where shore
dinner was served. A banquet was given the
guests this evening.
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NEW YORK.


me American Bar Association.
SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-THE annual meeting
OF the American Bar Association began to-
annual report which comprised a resume of
the laws passed by the Legislatures of the diff
ferent States. A fraternal message was sent
70 the association for the advancement and re-
form OF the law Of nations, now in session at
Cologne, Germany. Members of the erecn.
tive council were then elected, including the
following: Roger Averill, Connecticut; A. A.
Strout Maine; e. 81. Bennett, Massachusetts:
=. M Shirley, New Hampshire; Luke Poland,
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OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

o.OU a. M.
The President has passed tranquil night
sleeping most of the time, He continues to
retain the nutritive enemata and has not
condition appears more hopeful than this time
yesterday. Pulse ITO, temperature 9S.3, and
respiration IS.
(Signed.) d. HAYES AGNEw,
D. w. BLISS,
j. K. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
f. III. HAMILTON.
[12.40P Nj
The Presidents condition is rot materially
changed since the last bulletin. He has been
tranquil and slept some. He has not vomited
and the nutritive enemata is still retained,
His pulse is 112, temperature 98.7 and respira-
ton Is.
(signed) D. HAYES AcNEw,
y. ". BhIss,
j. K. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT kEYBURN
+. H. HAMILTON.
1880 P. NJ.
The Presidents condition is even better than
it was this morning. There has been no yoni-
ltlng during the day and enemata continues 10
De retained; moreover, teaspOonful OF beef
extract has been twice administered by the
mouth and not rejected, and small quantities
OF water swallowed from time to time excite
no nausea. The wound continues to do we'll.
Az present his pulse is IL, temperature 9S.S
and respiration Is
(Siyned.) D. HAYES AGNEw,
ID. w. BLISS,
j. K. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
RoBEkT kEyBURN.
f. H. HAMILTON.
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FOR EIGN.


Dean Stanley's Will.
LONDON, Aug 1.-THE will of Dean STAN
ley has been sworn to as under 100000.
The Tunisian Indemnity.
Active exchange of dispatches has been pro-
ceeding during the last few days between Lon
don, Rome and Madrid on the subject of in
IDENTITIES claimed by the English, Italian and
spanish subjects from the Bey of Tunis in
connection with the bombardment of Sfax.
AND there is reason to believe that a perfect
understanding has been arrived at.
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HOPES ENTERTAINED OF
HIS RECOVERY.
Nothing Lost During Day and
Night.
HIS CONDITION STILL MENACING
BUT SOMEWHAT IMPROVED.

morning are slightly more favorable. The
President is still in great danger, but better
than he was twenty.four hours ago, and some
hopes of his recovery are entertained. The
question is one solely Of sustaining his
strength; and that will be de-
termined by the condition Of his stomach.
The wound gives slight trouble. If the Presi-
dent can retain and assimilate enough nourish-
ment to repair the inevitable waste of tissue he
will recover. He has no reserve strength to
draw upon now and unless he speedily becomes
able to take food he will die of hamilton
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ANOTHER TRAIN ROBBERY

Tho Colored Troops Fight NobIy.
TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 1.-THE Santa Fe
passenger train that arrived here to-day
Drought intelligence that robbers boarded the
smoking car last night at Granada, Col, where
they blew out the lights and commenced going
through the passengers for their money. A
colored United States soldier in the car re-
fused to give his up and was shot by one of the
outlaws. In turn the soldier shot one OF the
williams and killed HIM. This frightened the
other two and they left without any booty.
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

10th passed the dory Little Western" from
London for New York, and stopped and hailed
her. All WE'LL
Preliminary examination in the case of Geo.
III. w. Stuart, ex-secretary of the Brooklyn
board of education, accused of having embez-
zled $4,000 from the funds of the board while
secretary, was begun yesterday at Brooklyn
city hall but no new facts were elected
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MARINE NEWS.
Disaster to q Maine Bark.

Disdster TO Maine Bark.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE schooner Abze-
M, OF Harrington, Me-. with coal from Rich
mond, Va, for Portsmouth, N. H., while "
ing At anchor off Red Hook this morning was
run into BY bark Thomas Keller. The bark
was getting under way for sea and struck tho
schooner amidship, cutting her down below
the waters edge. She was taken in tow by
TWO tugs and run on the flats, whore she now
lies sunk.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Tenders are invited on or before the 25th instant
for furnishing the materials and performing the
labor for the carpentry and masonry in the propos
ing, in this city, according to plans specifica-
tions prepared 10y F. H. Fasseit, Architect.
The proposed alterations will comprise an entire
change in the nd third and fourth stories. The
second story will be finished into suits Of Offices sor
Lawyers and others. The third and fourth stories
will be finished into offices for Union Mutual Life
Insurance Co.
Plans and specifications can be examined at the
office of the architects, No. 90 Exchange street
Portland, where all necessary information ca n be
obtained.
The right is reserved to reject any or all tenders
JOHN Il. DEWITT, President
Portland Aug. H. 1881 areI 5dtanooS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of the Wholesale Market.

Review of the Wholesale Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUG II.
The following changes are reportedthe past week:
Bread has advanced in accordance with the
rise in Breadstuffs Cooperage is slightly higher.
Lumber has advanced So on clear pine. Linseed
and Boiled Oils are each 81 higher. There are few
changes in Hay and Straw. Onions are lower. Mus
catel Raisins show slight advance. Lemons arc
higher. Grain in considerably higher to correspond
with the Western boom. Apples are lower. Flour
is strong and higher.
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Store Cattle-Most of the small Cattle that are in
fair condition are bought up by butchers to slaugh-
ter.
Mich Cows-Extra Cows S5O9S65; ordinary $50
9$4S; springers $18@S60 p head We quote sales
of Ii Mich Cows at S33 to $50 each.
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West were
mostly owned by W Hollis. Sheep costing from
514@61a ~ fb live weight: Lambs from to Sc.
Swine Fat Hogs at IA to TIC ~ ib live seight.
Store Pigs at 2 25@5 80 4Y head.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

For the week ending Wednesday, Aug. II.
Amount of stock at market 1892; Sheep and
Lambs $685. Swine 1 ,O32; Veals so; number of
Western Cattle 1922; Northern and Eastern Get
II and Itch Cows $40
"a quality at 6 121s@6 IS; first quality 621s
as 10; second quality at 25@5 so; third quail
ity at 5O95 1917; poorest grades of coarse Oxen,
Bulls &c.. 3 1904 371s.
Brighton Hides as 90 y Ii; Brighton Tallow at &c
y fb.
Country Hides 754@71sc y fb; Country Talow
at 4l9412c % 1b.
Calf skins 11@12c % 1b; Western Lamb Skins at
6o@65c each; Western Sheep Skins 4O95Oc each:
Northern Lamb Skins at 5O666c each Northern
Sheep Skins at 30@4Oc each.
Working Oxen have commenced to come in more
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MEMORANDA

Sch Foster Tor L FOSTER put into st John. NF,
18th inst in a damaged condition, having been in
collision with French schr. in dense fog rs miles
Sc of Cape Spear. The Frenchman was struck
amidships and sunk in five minutes after, the crew
going on board the Foster.
Sch Maud Mallock Sinclair from Calais for New
Haven grounded below the former port 14th while
towing down, and came off leaking badly. She was
towed back and placed on the ways for repairs.
Sch Sarah Louise Hickey, Calais for Boston, struck
on a ledge inside of Calais Breakwater 18th, but
came off without damage and proceeded
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DEATHS.

In this city, Aug. 10. Willie j., adopted son of
Charles f. and Jennie Dyer, aged months.
Funeral this Thursday afternoon at ESQ O'Clock,
at No. 10l Salem street.
In Gorham, Aug. IT, Evelina L. wife Of Hon.
John A. Waterman. aged 81 years.
In New Gloucester, Aug. z, Ivory Jordan, aged rs
years months
Iu South China. Aug o. Jonathan D. Runnells,
aged rs years months.
rB@The funeral service of the late Daniel Wood
man will take place this Thursday afternoon at 8
O'Clock, at his sons residence, Ocean Street. Deer
ing
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CARD.

Our store will be closed
on Friday, August 10th, for
taking account OF stock.
PREVIOUS to that time,
SPECIAL BARGAINS, will
be offered i'm Ladies' Mo-
hair and Linen listers,
Print Wrappers, Lawn and
Cambria Suits, Light Dol
mans, Mantles and Jackets.
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There has been fair business doing in Wool and
manufacturers are disposed to operate freely
at present comparatively low prices Some dealers
are free sellers at the current rates. but others
quite Indifferent as better market is looked for in
| fof,,
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

AR at Delaware Breakwater 18th. brig Havana
Reed. Demarara; sch sarah W Hunt, Steele, from
Nassau, MP.
ar at Port Spain July %, brig Starlight, Thomp-
son. Now York.
Sid 23d sch Seth W Smith, for Brunswick.
Sid I'm Caibarien Sth inst. barque A Wade. Sher-
man. Delaware Breskwater; Minnie Hunter, Lath-
waite, do.
Sid I'm Cienfuegos 9th inst, brig Tarifa, for North
of Hatteras.
Cid Sth, brig Castalia for North Of Hatteras
Sid I'm Limerick Ire, 18th inst, brig Ada l. White.
White, Cow Bay.
Ar at Gibraltar 9th inst. barque McGilvery, Nick
erson, New York.
Sid I'm Corunna Aug 9, Mary G Hale, Higgins, for
New York.
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I7th Maine Reg,s Associotion-

NOTICE IS hereby given of meeting to be held
IN at Headquarters Executive COMMITTEE corner
Brown and Congress Sts. Portland, OF the II Maine
Regiment Association Thursday Evening, AUG
18th, 1881, for the purpose of taking action upon
the election of officers and such business as NAV
pertain to arrangements for the eunion 20 be held
at Portland, Aug 23d, oath and % H. in Connection
with the Grand Encampment of Maine Veterans.
COL. CHAS. b. MERRILL, President.
JOHN o, RICE, Secretary. augi6d3t
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GAVE PRRS

& IN Cushing's Island are hereby notified that a
" charge of TWO DOLLARS will be made for
each tent erected payable strictly in advance at the
Ottawa House. WILLIAM M GUSHING
luna d+f
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MARRHAG ES.

In Fryeburg, Aug. 16, by Dr. Mason, Elmer E.
Sn 18th and Miss Ida NJ. Duren, both of neering.
In Fryeburg, Aug. II. by DIR Mason, VIM. Bisbee,
ESD, of Gorham n. H.. and Miss Nellie NJ Day OF
Fryeburg.
In Bristol Aug. Z, Winfield S. Palmer and Miss
Marcia Il. Hussey.
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New York STOCK apan.opeY raarhes.

.By Felegraph.)
GEw YORK. Aug. 17-Evening. -Moaey market
active and loaned up to per cent. per annum and
1-16 per diem closing about g. lowest rate A. prime
mercantile paper at 31a@5. Exchange steady at
4S11a for long 4831a for short. Governments weak
and 1s ss lower. State bonds are dull. Railroad
bonds generally weak and on light volume of bust
ness.
Tbs transactions at the Stock Exchange sggregst-
ad Q01 ORR ehoraa
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MONEY TO LOAN.

FAtEN or fifteen thousand dollars on FIRST class city
Il or Deering mortgages, in sums of one thon
sand and upwards, at per cent. Apply to GEO
X DAVIS, Real Estate and Mortgage Broker. No
S7oE Congress street. iy27eodI mo ~
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PORTLAND, Aug. IT.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. w. Jordan,
LEI Commercial street:
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sECorn for October-9.36 m at 60M, 9.b1 m at
605sc; 1890 m 61c II. 81 q m Gle; IL. 80 p m at
6112c; 1.o2 p m at 81 7s call 63asc.
Oats for September-9.51 m at 1914; 1880 m
at 1914 C; 11.31 m at 3614c; 1890 p m at 36$sc;
l.O2 d m at 361ac.