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DOMESTIC POETS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 10th inst, ships Challeng-
er, Thompson. Cardiff; Ell CAPTAIN, Lincoln. New
York; Rosie Welt, Welt, do.
Cid 10th, barque COriton, Amesbury Cork.
Chartered Ship James Drummond, wheat to Lv-
erpool at 93 lbs. or to Havre at e3 16s Cd. Ship
NEW oRLiEANS-Cld 10th ship L Gichrst.
Watts. Liverpool.
PENsACoLA-Ar 9th. barque Stephen G Hart,
FERNANDINA-A 9Th, barque Hattie Dixon,
Sawyer Ss% York a., %, c...;.
CHARLEsTON-Ar 9th, sch wyman Urann,
Ar 10th, schs Annie Chase, Poole NewYork;
WILMINGTON, NC Cid 10th, sch Hattie A
White, Griswold. Miragoane.
RICHMOND Sid 9th, sch saml Hart, Holbrook,
BALTIMoRE-Cld 9th. sch Ella Coombs, Bath.
Frank Harrington, Kent. do.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 9th, schs Fred Walton,
Richards. Kennebec.
Ar 10th, ship L sturgs, Linnekin Revel; schs
W Herrick, Crowen, Dresden; Allen Green, Nick
erson. do; g J Willard Wallace, Portland:
Cid 9th, steamer Pottsville, Pierce, Portland sch
A Emerson, Emerson. Boston. E
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 9th brig Clara Adj
ans, McFadden, Caibarien.
NEW YORK-Ar 10th, schs Robt Clark. Hutch
inson. Tuspan % days; Richmond. Hall, Baracoa;
Fannie A Milliken, Roberts, jacksonville; Moses
Calais; Adde Z Seavey, Seavey, Boston; Alcora
Robinson, Providence. :
ga 10th; snip s. Lqeiss, Rivers Pichilinque, Mex
sch Annie D Merritt, Kelley, Demarara.
sid 10th, barque M Russell. for Buenos Ayres
Passed the Gate 10TH schs Olive Elizabeth, Port
johnson for Saco; VIM Flint do for Boston.
PROVIDENCE-Sld 10th. sch Maggie Ellen, Lit
tlejohn. Philadelphia. $50 - fl's.
NEWPORT-Ar 9th, schs George W Jewett, Nc.
Kown. Kennebec for Philadelphia; Mail Merrill
So Gardiner for New York; Laconia Crockett. Ron
dout for Portland, (ams all sailed 1Oth.)
VlNEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 10th, schs Teaser Wal
lace, Gardiner for New York; Katie MITCHELL DIV
er, Augusta for do; Hyena, Gardner, Newburyport
for do; Dayd Torrey, soule Rockland for Philadel-
Sid. schs Mary Rice, Globe, War Steed, Agnes
W Morse, Jas Freeman, Mary Augusta, Van Buren,,
Empress, and others.
Passed by. sea Mall Merrill, Gardiner for New
York.
HYANNlS-Ar 10th, sch Lizzie Clark, Decrow.
Camden.
BoSTON-:Ar 10th, barque Henry Norwell, Allen,
Baltimore; brig Minnie Abbe Harding Baltimore;
schs Amos Walker, Poland, Mobile; Geo Walker,
Dinsmore, Philadelphia; Sea Foam, Conant, Eliza.
bethport; Wigwam, Field, and AIdine, Dennison,
Hob9ken; Cygnus, Steele, Port johnson; Yankee
do; May Day. Thorndike, and Maud webster. Chip,
man, do; Redondo, Belts, do; Princeton, johnson,
do; Lucy Ames, Bishop, and Helen Thompson Brad,
ford, Rondout; Nautilus, Tolman; Carrie NJ Rich
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BY TELEGRAPH.
DARING ROBBERY.

A Bangor Lawyer Encounters a High
twayman at York Beach.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug. ia lawyer
named freeman, of Bangor, who is stopping
at the Marshall House, York Beach, while re-
turning on foot to the hotel was met by a
masked robber who presented pistol to his
head and said "Hold up your hands and give
me your wallet and money" Freeman gave
up his watch and money, $27. While SO do
ing wagon drove up with man and two
ladies, when the robber commanded them
to stop also and he escaped.
This occurred this afternoon on the highway
between Kittery and York in broad daylight.
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UNOFFICIAL BULLETINS.
, "a 20 p MI


The improvement in the Presidents condi-
ton which became apparent yesterday, con-
tinues without interruption. All the pus Sc
creted by the wound is now discharged sponta-
neously every day. That the quantity is not so
large as heretofore does not indicate that the
suppurating surface is decreasing in extent; or
in other words that the process of granulation
and healing, are going on favorably in the
deeper parts OF the wound. The surgeons ex-
pressed the opinion that this is the best day
the President has had since the middle of last
week, or since the beginning of the febrile dis
turbance which led to the operation of Mon
day. mh e1
The patient had between ten and eleven
o'clock this forenoon. breakfast consisting of
boiled chicken, piece of toast saturated with
beef juice and a cup of tea. In addition to
this he hes taken at intervals during the day
milk, meat extract and other nourisnment
enough to make an aggregate of about twenty
five ounces of solid and liquid food, and has
been free from fever throughout the day. His
pulse has ranged from 100 at morning exami-
nation to 104 at the present hour.
[11.3O P. MI
Although the Presidents pulse and tempera-
ture are not as low tonight as has been hoped
they would be, the surgeons report that he has
had good day-better than any previous day
this week, and that his appearance and general
condition are improved. He has taken since
morning nearly two pounds of solid liquid food
without gastrlct disturbance and although his
pulse still indicates weakness, he seems strong
or than yesterday. he was sponged off and
took his last allowance of nourishment about 9
p. M, and soon afterward lwent to sleep with
out anodynes. His afternoon fever began to
abate as usual after the evening examination
and by half past ten his pulse had fallen to
about last nights figure. His temperature has
not been taken since seven O'Clock, but has ap-
parently fallen in correspondence with his
pulse, and there is every prospect that he will
have another equally restful night. DR..
Hamlin arrived from New York at 10 o'clock.
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WASHINGTON.
Large Purchase of Silver

Large Purchase of Silver
WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-THE Treasury de-
Partment to-day purchased 100000 ounces of
tine silver for delivery at the Philadelphia,
San Francisco and Now Orleans mints. This
is the largest purchase of silver made by the
department for some weeks owing to the high
prices which have been asked.
Sale Of Public Land.
An order has been made by the Secretary of
the Interior that about 900 acres of public
located in the Duluth, Mimi, district,
shall be sold at public sale. A proclamation
to this effect will probably be issued by the
President as soon as he is able to transact bus
ness.
Investigating the Indian Troubles.
Indian Inspector Haworth has been sent to
Navajo, n. M, Indian agency TO Investigate
the troubles there and report by mail.
Sudden Death Of a Foreign Minister.
Gen. Maxima Jerez, Nicarauguan minister
to the United States, died suddenly at his res
idence here about 5 o'clock this afternoon.
Gen. Jerez had been abont during the day and
had called at the Executive Mansion early in
the afternoon returning to his residence before
the usual dinner hour. Not responding to the
call for dinner one of the inmates of the house
went to his room to call him and found him
sitting by window dead. His death is sup
posed to have resulted from heart disease.
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ardson, Richardson, and Sedona, Holbrook, Ron
dout; Catharine, Jordan. Portsmouth; Belle, Hink-
ley Wsstp9Srt SooI Arey Kockapd Ken
Cid 10th, brig Kodiak, Peters. Kennebec; schs
l. Crockett, Crockett; Winterport; George Edwin.
Andrews Watts. Brunswick.
Ar 18th. barque Jennie r .Diverty. Wood. West
Africa; Boylston, Small, Philadelphia; schs Flor
ence l. Schepp, Elliott. Baracoa; Luella Sadler,
Ellsworth Hannah d. Reed. Westport; Exchange,
BuekmasteI, Deer Isle; Sarah Franklin, Bowden,
Heyer, Crockett and Geo Albert, Hail, Bangor;
Poole, Bristol; Fairfield, Ames, Elliott; Empire.
Russell Piper, and amazon, Merchant. Camden;
Boston Light. Boardman, and Ripley, Smith, Cam
den; J P Wallace, Bryant, Damariscotta; Olio,
Hinckley. Bath; Roamer, Brown, Portland.
SALEM-Ar 9th, schs Isabella Jewett, Stanley,
and Albert Daley, Godthwaite. Perth Amboy;
Case Colcord, Port johnson.
Ar 10th, schs Loduekia, Curtis Perth Amboy; Am
Eagle. Brown, Elizabethport; Hart, Burgess,
Port johnson; Josie Hook, Pickett, Bangor.
Cid 10th, sch Jas Warren. Leighton, st John. NIB.
LYNN-Ar 10th, schs May Munroe Hall, Phila-
delpbia; Maggie Todd. Norwood. Weehawken; g M
Porter johnson, New York; Elouise, Gray. do;
NEWBURYPROT-Sld Gth, sch Adm Richard
son, Reed. Calais.
son. Carver. Elzabethport; Globe, Parker, Hoboken
Commonwealth, Smith, Rockland; Ciytie. Laugh
ton; Baltimore; Lamartine, Torrey. South Amboy;
son for Dover; Robt B Smith, Sprague. and William
McLoon, Thorndike, FIN New York for do; Maggie
Bell, Torrey, Rondout for do.
Sid 10th. schs Ann, Stratton, New York; Jos G
Slower, Arey, Frankfort; Clara Rankin, Griffin. for
Portland; Laura Bridgman, Hart, st George; H
Percy, Hinckley, Bath.
CALAIS-Cld sth, barque Bessie Simpson, Brad
ford, Montevideo.
BATH-Ar 9th, sch Charter Oak. Dram. from New
York.
Sid 9th. sch Grace Webster, Yuung. Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
AR at Batavia previous to 9th inst. ship Guardian,
Fletcher, New York.
Sid FIN Hamburg 9th inst, barque Don Justo,
Jones. Baltimore.
Ar at st Vincent prev to 10th inst, brig Jeremiah,
Blanchard, Fernandina.
Ar at Tusi an July II, schs Robt CLARK. Hutch
nson, New York; 18th, Pride of the East, Lord,
New York.
Ar at Point-a- Ptre July 15, brig Rachel Coney,
New York, for Turks Island oath to load for North
of Hatteras.)
Ar at St Pierre prev to 9Th inst, sch Post Boy,
Swasey, Wilmington, NC.
At Baracoa I'd inst, sch Mary Weber, Hodg-
don, unc.
Ar at Caibarien July 81. barque Arthur Wade,
Sherman, Matanzas; 28th, Minnie Hunter, Laith-
waite, do.
Ar atHavana 9Th inst, barque Josephine. Brown.
Boston.
Sid I'm Matanzas 6tn inst. briggs M E Leighton,
Leighton, Caibarien; Cascatelle, Allen, do.
Ar at Cardenas July 31st. barque Jose r Lopez,
ma Mary HASKELL Pease, Philadelphia.
Ar at st John. NIB 10TH scbs Samuel Fish, Teel,
St Georges Champion, Gillespie, Rockland; Eme.
line Sawyer, Lawson, Machias.
Cid 10th, sch Lottie B. Cosman, Rockland.
SPOKEN.
| Aug 5, lat 33 26, Ion 76 36. brig Atalaya, Eye
| from Cienfuegos for Montreal.
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Funeral of General Patterson.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE funeral of
Gen. Robert Patterson took place this morning
from the family residence and was attended by
a large assemblage. The pail bearers were
Generals Grant, Sherman, Porter, and Har-
Biddle and VIM. 81. Drayton, the generals
named representing the loyal legion. There
were also present Generals Mott, Herring,
Sickles and Hartranft, ex-Gov. Pattock Geo.
w. Childs and Hon. VIM. D. Kelley.
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To the Associated Press.)
METEOROLOGICAL

srlcAzIoNS ZOE TIE NEXT TwxNTY-rooa
HOURs.
WAH Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFlcxR, Washington, D. c.,
August II, Am.
For New England,
fair weather followed by increasing cloudiness,
westerly backing to warmer southerly winds,
stationary or lower pressure.
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Reunion of Ex-Confedsrates at Dallas.

DALLAS, Texas, Aug. 10.-A reunion of ex-
Confederates living in Louisiana. Arkansas,
missouri, and Texas, was held to-day to OK
tend through tomorrow. About 500 were in
the city to-day and large number are expect
ed tonight. A procession headed by the local
military, fire department and brass bands par
AIDED the streets Cradock's Opera House was
thrown open ss place of rendezvous and
hearty handshakings were INDUCED in. Many
mad never met since their surrender. Speeches
we're made by General Lewis, Frank Mitchell.
Col. Pearson Pierce, Generals Cahill and Gill.
man.
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A Bottles Tale OF Shipwreck.

Sr. JOHNS, N.F., Aug. 11.-Advices from the
West coast state bottle was picked up Mon
day at Fishall Bay, St. George. containing
the following letter.
schooner Morning Star OFF Bird Rocks, is sinking
Iast; captain named John Snow, Pictou Nova
report this In first printing Office, likely all hands
n1l De lost. God save our souls. Crew on board,
y0hn snow, Master; VIM. Flynn, John Edwards,
VIM. Young. June 18th, 1851.
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.ficKspuRG. Aug. u-Last night Charles
murphy, editor of the Deer Creek Advance.
was shot and MORALLY wounded by Joe Thom,
As. The assassin is still at large. Two hun
ored ana nifty dollars reward has been offered
Iof MS capture. Great excitement prevails.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
The Late Judge Colt.

BOSTON, Aug. u.-At largely attended
meeting of the Massachusetts Bar to-day to
take suitable action ON the death of Judge
Colt, a committee of five was appointed TO
draft resolutions and committee Of twelve to
officially attend the funeral of the deceased
Jurist. The meeting then adjourned subject
to the call of the committee,
Arrested for Clubbing His Wife to Death.
Jas Gately, laborer, was arrested on
charge OF clubbing his wife to death last night.
Cause Of the deed not stated
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Indian Troubles in Dakota.

BISMARCK, D. T.. Aug 1.-THE Tribune's
TT: Yates special says when Sitting Bull heard
o. lne Aiiiing vi Spotted Eagle he said he was
a lit Indian for fool Sitting Bnll claims he
surrendered when he should have kept the
war path. Appeals are being made from the
settlers along the Missouri to send
more troops to Fort Yates and Lincoln
as IL Is admitted by officers at Yates that the
force is wholly inadequate to squelch an ont MT
break. Two squaws were caught carving
ammunition into Sitting Bulls camp. He un.
doubleday means mischief and if he saws the
word many of the young bucks at the agency
VIII FOLLOW him. The Indians are independent
ana trouble may be expected at any moment
unless more troops are sent.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Eby IeIegraph.)
CHICAGO, Aug. -Hogs-Reoeipts Is. 600 head.
shipments 1900 head; best firm; common weak:
mixed packing at lO96 As: light at 1905 so:
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; shipments 5000 head.
market active; exports O0@6 4O good to choice
5 20; butchers 2 25@4 rs. 00@
Sheep receipts 400 head; shipments 200 head.
market is active and strong common to choice = al
G6 90. o0 " oo
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Death of Ex-secretary Browning.

CHICAGO, Aug. Ito. II. Browning died at
Quincy, last night. He ran for Congress as a
Wing in 1S43, being defeated by Stephen A.
Douglass by so votes. In 1861 Gov Yates APP
pointed him U. s. Senator to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Mr.. Douglass, and
he served two years. President Andrew John
son appointed Mr.. Browning Secretary of the
Interior. He was "a years Of age.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, Aug. IL, by Rev. DIR. Thomas Hill,
Robert H. Monks of Boston and Anne Bellows
daughter of the officiating Clergyman.
In ellsworth, Juty %. Alonzo A. Jordan and Miss
Eva A Jordan.
In Ellsworth. July 81, frank f. Smith and Miss
Sadie 1. Cook. -..
In West Gouldsboro. July %, j. Walter Weeks
and Miss Fannie B. Shaw.
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THE PRESIDENT.
The Physicians Report Him
Gaining.
VERY LITTLE FEVER YESTERDAY.

The Presidents physicians report him slowly
gaining. He had very little fever yesterday,
and partook with apparent relish of quite an
amount of solid food. The usual febrile rise
set in about o'clock, when his pulse rose to
1OS, but this seems to have created no alarm
among the surgeons.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
A General Railroad Law Des

AGeneral Railroad Law Defeated.
CONCORD, Aug. 11.-In the House this fore.
noon the report of the railroad COMMITTEES to
in definitely postpone the bill to establish a gem
eral railroad law was debated and the bill was
definitely postponed, 1863 to s.
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DEATHS.

In Naples Aug. 3, Eleazer Bartlett, aged 70 years
months 10 days.
In Ellsworth, July 81, Mrs. Francena r., wife of
John W. Lancaster, aged 48 years.
In Trenton. July 80 Hannah A. Foster, aged %
years 10 months.
years months.
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NoTroE. 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 ell gro
ers.
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SPORTING.
Calais Driving Park

Calais Driving Park.
CALAIS, Aug. 1.-THE second day of the
August meeting of the Calais Driving Park
Association passed off successfully with very
large attendance. The summary is as follows:
THREE MINUTE CLASS.
Flirt.-. .."...... ......s....... IL 1
Tim 3.4In 3.42, 2.47Is.
Flirt Is owned by W. d. Ramsdell of Port.
land.
TWO FORTY CLASS.
Black Arthur. ..............2 FL 1
S SssSls Girl. ! !? 8 3
Time-24I 2.42, 40, 2.4I,' a4a. 8
Black Arthur was owned by v. c. Hall of
Portland.
Free for all race is not contested.
Tom b. Patchen of Portland made three
trials to beat 2 80. Time 2.33 upset 2.31 10.
The Cornell Crew Beaten.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Vienna crew beat
the Cornell.
LATER.
VIENNA, Aug. 1.-THE boat race between
the Cornell University crew and the Austria
crew, selected from the four rowing clubs of
V-euna, was rowed on the Danube to-day. The
course was mile and half against the
ouoJo anu udCk 10 Inc Starting
post. The Cornell crew had four lengths lead
OF the Austrian crew in the race but thew an
Peared exhausted when they reached point
IN the course known as Berg Fahert and when
half the course had been traversed one mem
Der OF their crew collapsed They then re-
linquished the struggle, the Vienna crew thus
winning the trophy which was valued at e25O.
lime OF the Vienna crew 28m. 3Os.
Quick Time.
BUFFALO, Aug. 11.-Maud s. trotted mile
to-day in 2.101-4
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Aug. 1.-Twenty thou
sand people We're present at the park to-day
to witness the attempts of Maud s. to lower
her record. The first quarter was made in
81 S4s; half mile in LOS i =; the "a in 1.37 10.
and the mile in Ito IA. The greatest en-.
thusiasm prevailed.
Ross Ready to Meet Hanlan.
ST. JOHN, n. b.. Aug. 11.-Wallace Ross
returns to Portland tomorrow. He is ready to
row Hanlan anywhere the champion names.
Base Ball.
AT Observation-Disclosures II; Bostons G.
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Exropenn Markets.

By Telegraph.)
LONDON, Aug. 1l,-Consols at 100 11-16.
LONDON, Aug. 11.-American sccurities-U United
States bonds, As, 12O.
PARIS Aug. 11.-Rentes So francs 80 confines
LIVERPOOL Aug. 11-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
fiat and irregular; bIddlng uplands at 6 "a d; Or
leans 13-16d; sales 5000 bales; speculatca and
export 1000; futures cheaper for near months.
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Threatened Lvnching.

TERRE HAUTE, Aug. 11.-Eliiah Body, in
adispute, shot Joshua Durham dead at Corey,
Clay county, yesterday. Body was taken to
Jail and the citizens threaten lynching.
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MAINE.
Strike Ended.

BRUNSWICK, Aug. 1.-THE strike among
Cabot Company's operatives has ended, the
operatives returning to work to-day at prices
offered by the company
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Marksa.
PORTLAND. Aug. IL.
Sugars were easier to-day at loo for granulated
and 91ac for Extra c; other quotations unchanged.
Thelfollowing are to-day's quotations OF Flour,
Grain. ProYiSlons &c
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Handrick b. Wright Blinking.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Aug. 11.-Congressman
Hendrick B. Wright of this city, who has been
seriously ill for several weeks, is gradually
failing
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-lO 1000 bush Cerrmea, % q
W. True g. Go.
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The man found drowned near Red Head
proves to be w. Lord of Midtown, Me.
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New York Stock andM0nev Market.
.By Telegraph.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 11-Evening. Money market
easy at 212@4 on call, closing at 21a; prime mer-
camille paper 3@41a. Exchange dull at 1924 for
long 4841a for short. Governments quiet and gem
orally firm. State bonds dull Railroad bonds are
irregular on light volume of business.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aegrega.-
ed 1S5. 1857 shares.
The following are to-day's closing quotations of
Government securities.
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Corn for October-9.37 a m at 1854, $50 m at
51ac; 1000 m at 55ss 10. 30 m 551ac; IL So
/ m at 55$s; LOB at m at $3.50; call &c.,
Oats for September-9.5O m at 32N; 1918
n at 32as. i :32 m at 32Nc; 1881 p m at 1924 !;
.O1 p m at 32s4; call at 1924.
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r. P. MI

After the afternoon bulletin was issued the
Presidents condition continued as repored
until about 4 p. m, when the commencement
of the afternoon febrile rise was noted. In its
degree it did not differ materially from that of
yesterday. His pulse is now 10S, temperature
1912, respir alton 98.
(SigIed.) D. W. BLISS,
~. j. K. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
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The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. Moulton (members Of the
Boston Stock Exchange), corner of Middle and Ex-
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Grain.
me- H NJ 49,


PORTLAND, Aug. IL.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
LOT Commercial street:
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Receipts Of Maine Central.

PORTLAND, Aug. 10.
For Portland, 80 cars miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads Sc cars miscelans ous. paer.
chAndise.
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OFFICIAL BULLETINS.
1880 A. MI

1880 A. M.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The President
passed an exceedingly good night, sleeping
sweetly with but few short breaks and awak-
eDing fresh this morning at a later hour than
usual. At the morning dressing just COM
pleted it was fonnd that the deeper parts of
the wound have been emptied spontaneously
The quantity of the pus secreted is beginning
to diminish. Its character and the appearance
of the wound are healthy. His temperature
shows entire absence of fever this forenoon
and his pulse, which is less frequent than yes
terday is improving in quality. At present his
pulse is 100, temperature 1856, respiration 10.
(Signed) D. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
1890 P. M.
The President is doing finely today. Be-
sides liberal supply of liquid nouishment at
regular intervals, he took for breakfast, with
evident relish, an increased quantity of solid
food. He continues free from fever. His skin
is raoist, but without under respiration. His
pulse is 102, temperature 1856, respiration 10.
(Signed) D. w. BLISS,
j. K. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Annie Smith, Bartlett, at Sandy Hook
from New York, reports constant fogs and heavy
westerly winds ON the passage; split sails
About 70 900 it lumber of the cargo of schr L
Smith has been landed. The sails. rigging. chains
were sold 9th for $500, to Capt Waters, of New
port. RI,
Sch Malabar, Curtis, from Bangor for Boston,
put into Belfast 9th with loss of jibboom and head
gear, having been in collision with an unknown
schooner