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The New York herald., 1868-04-21
SALES AT AUCTION.

DR!AN H: MULLER, AUCTIoNEER.
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at auction wednesday April = a u O'Clock, the EI"
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Nos lo ios and lo The houses each Is feet and
Hamilton Fish have long time 70 run and on very desrab
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ssysnis:nsS s.rsssr~o House: situate
saa Ninth and sseSe Nos 90 I'D .s aoS:s:
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E9ssnih street. between sSe Eighth and Ninth avenues;
7iaess. s.s! Of Bisecisr .srs.s; . sy ss i.s. ..
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Maps !. the once Of the Auctoneer = I
DRIAN H. MULLER, AUcrIoNEER.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE suRBURBAN PROPER
rY, SITUATE IN THE TOWN OF WEST FARMS, WEST
CHESTER COUNTY, FORMERLY KNOWN AS LEG
GErrs HOMESTEAD.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, P. R. WILKINS co. win ,ea
at auction, Tuesday, Apri ss, 1885, II O'Clock, e.,
change salsroom III Broadway, New York. about IS
Of Land situate on the
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD,
in the of West Farms weschsser county Y about
three miles from Central Park, and III miles from Harlem
bridge bounded by the Southern Boulevard Hunts Poro,d
G " s a
~.
Fae spoord Gber, Baretto Bryan pickey Hoe and Cas-
Island SOUND and Es% more SssIsss
york Is for 'SS%s iSs:s sSss
msnt roT tie, purpose Sr erecting residences,
csrs s and % ses%sos he Character Sf ihe Inn.
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cation beauty Of scenery It's iacies for oostng bathing
ee i' 20
nss wssh n nsys s LAID Ss ~
win be equally benefited BY the natural siyanales Of he
Goss. ss;has and Boat oS:e
maps with sketches Of duercn. views taken
Nom PIE eaS Ss Sad on nPpson % tho 70 ss
"A xsssltlshsr HEN sEf AgcrISsSTN
saSiSh SsShhS Ss1s;fs Ss,S Sf9Ss x, tssiSSEss
NO EAST H1ssE HssTs shs5 5sTostHa AvrSu
@ % a. Sys s ss %
ered crimson and gold satin rich French plate pier
msnel Mirrors, royal Wilton Administer vel and Brsse
Carpets Herring burglar proof plate safe superb French
Fast India china Dinner Services real Bronfes
lei Clocks rosewooc Eagere, China Glass and Silver Wa
solid rosewood aud walnut Chamber Suits richly carved so
walnut Buiels extension Dining Tables, Centre Side a.
Gard Tables also great variety Of cooking and khch
Utensils all new within few months and In splendid ords
about thirty very valuable original OIL Paintings
Also
q choice private stock OF very Wines.
BY order Of DELLA ANaIcH, ADMINISTRATIVE
CAMPBELL a CO, AuCTIoNEERs, ofFlUB
"A. B0WERY, will sell tomorrow, Wednesday Md,
the magnificent and costly Furniture entirs, contained
four story brown stone private residences East Fftn
street. embracing superb rosewood and black wanut Fug
,ue s,oddsrd Piano. masn'hcen.vsly
Carpets costly Mirrors &c. Catalogue entire; worthy At
tion Particulars day OF sale CAMPBELL, Jr, saesrnan
A ~ CR1sTArAR 4 SON, AucrIoNEBRs, NO
"A. Park place, three doors from BroadwAl, wi gysM
personal attention 10 saes OF March OF every
ton their auction rooms and 10 outdoor saes gsnera
Caah advances made on constGnInentn -. = -cxU,
REGULAR MONTHLY 9ALESOF DlAMOSDes WAIVE
AND JEWELKY ~. .I aee3
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GARDNERs's FORD, N. c., May II, 1868.

GARDNERs's FORD, N. c., May II, 1865
To the Editors of the Standard Il notice
in the Sentinel, of May the 18th. a commu-
nication addressed to Thomas Branton, to
which my initials are attached, and above
which Mr.. Pell comments upon my T." fitness"
as Registrar. .r
AS the letter referred to was written in
haste, am unable to say whether or not it
is rerbdtim copy. However, having no
evil intention about the matter and wish
ing the Republican party fair chance in
this aristocratic county, where fraud"
without end has been practiced for the past
eight or ten years, by the same diabolical
"set" who are now crying fraud :" and as
the Republican ticket carried Z. D. Eliott's
name as Superior Court Clerk, I felt it my
duty to inform Mr.. Branton of the cheat be-
ing imposed upon US by designing individ-
uals and politicians.
The Sentinel, no doubt, imagines that it
pays Mr.. Jenkins Il high" compliment when
it calls him :" the Conservative candidate"-
Not so. Mr.. Ben. F. Logan was the regular
nominee and candidate of that party, and
was beaten. Mr.. Jenkins politics, if un-
derstsnd them, is with, or for no party, and
he is to-day, probably as much Republican
as Conservative.
Some one, as now learn, displeased with
the nomination of Mr.. Elliott for Clerk,
marked line through the latter's name,
and wrote u. Jenkins" by it, which many
probably voted, thinking they were voting
the original ticket.
My object in writing Mr. Branton was that
he should inform his friends and the Judges
that Jenkins name was illegally substituted,
and there being SO many candidates to vote
tor, that illiterate persons might he forced
to vote for Mr.. Jenkins when they desired to
support Mr.. Elliott. With the acritten name
OF Jenkins erased, the name of Elliott still
legible in print would be counted by the
judges at the final closing of the polls As
regards the sccresy required of Branton, l
have to say that as the change had been Sc
cretly and illegally practiced upon our party
that, had the contents of the letter been
public, it might have been rechanged by the
same intriguers.
Not only did Branton "work," but every
member of the Republican party worked,
and honestly too. a
JnO. w. Williams and L. S. Wright. Reg
istrars, were present and assisted ut the can
wasting before forwarding to Headquarters,
Post of Morganton.
The Sentinel does not offend me by calling
me Radical" but for the benefit of few
OF its disciples will here state that have a
temporary residence at Gardeners Ford. in
cleveland County. where can be found
about six days in the week, ready to main
tain my rights, regardless of the abuse Of
Conservative men OF journals and the Shell.
i by aristocracy. P.D. GRIGG.
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Libel of Informaii0.

United States,
o..
One Whisky Still and
Fixtures and Vessels, ,,,
One key of low wines Lioei OIL information.
and four stands of
Beer, the property OF
William d. Ritter.
ITO ALL WHOM III MAY CONCppr
i Notice is hereby given that on the 9th a.
ofFebruary, 1858, One Whisky Still and F'v n Jay
and Vessels, One Keg Of Low Wines and iNi lure
Stands OF Beer, tue property of William n p, our
OF the county of Moore were seized Inv a M
Bronson, Deputy Collector of Internal Rcx "a. M.
for the Sd Collection District of North viae
olina. and the same is libelled, and nrns oM
ted in this court, in the name of tho aoH Tf,i
ted States for condemnation, for the cans.S IN
the said Libel set forth and that said cans. 10
will stand for trial at the court room of the ssS
court at Raleigh, on the second Monday in In uTu
lS6S, lat noon, II that be Jurisdiction day nnd
not, at the next day of Jurisdiction therraIt S
when and where all persons are warned to or'
pear, to show cause why condemnation sbonts
not be decreed, aid to intervene for their nun
csts. -i 'n'er-
Given under my hand, at office, in the citv =,
Raleigh, 18th day of May, 1858. ' VI
D. K. GOODLOE, U. 8. Marsha,
May 26. 1858. 2lmwst
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Circuit Court of the United States
DISTRICT OF NORTH. CAROLYN,

Circuit Court of the United States.
DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLYN,
United States
vS.
Ole Whisky Still and Fix }Libel of Informotio,
lures and Vessels, the ''Vu
property of Jas. Brady.
TITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
i Notice is hereby given that on the Sth i,r
Of Octobe, 1858, One Whisky Still and Fytu Ua!
and Vessels, the property of James Brady of tSS
county of Moore were seized by A. NJ. Bronsor
as Dep. Collector OF Internal Revenue for tbS u
Collection District of North Carolina, as forieoJ
to the use of the United Ststes, and the same
libelled and prosecuted in this court in the mama
of the United States for condemnation, for tho
causes in the said Libel set forth and that saS
causes will stand tor trial at the courtroom "
the said court at Raleigh, on the second Mondavof
June, 1868, at noon, if that be a Jurisdiction d,V
and if not, at the next day of Jurisdiction thrr'
after; when and where all persons are warned 70
appear, to show cause why condemnation shoniS
not be decrced, and to intervene Tor their inter-
ests.
Given under my hand, ut Office in the city If
Raleigh, this 26th day of May, 1865 VI
d. X. GOODLOE, US. Marshal
May 26, 1865. 2I-wst
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Circuit Court of the United States.
DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLYN,
United States
Libel Of Information

united STATES
Two Whisky Stills and Libel of Information
Vessels, the property
of James NJ. Davis
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
i Notice is hereby given that on the Sth day
of April, 1858, Two Whisky Stills and VESSEL:
the property of James NJ. Davis, of the county
of Richmond, were seized by William r. Terry,
Dep. Collector OF Internal Revenue for the Sd Col.
lection District of North Carolina. as forfeited TO
the use OF the United States, and the same is
libclled, and prosecuted in this Court in the
name of the United States for condemnation, for
the causes in the said Libel set forth; and that
said causes will stand for trial at the courtroom
OF the said court ut Raleigh, on the first MONDAY
in June, 1868, at noon, If that be jurisdiction
day, and il not, at the next day of Jurisdiction
thereafter when and where all persons are
warned to appear, to show cause why condcmna.
tion should not be decreed, and to Interfere for
their interests.
Given under my hand, at Office, in the city Of
Raleigh, this 18th day Of May, 1868.
d. r. GOODLOE, U. s. Marshal.
May ID, 1868. 2O-w3t.
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Circuit Court of the United States.
DISTRICT OF NoRTH-CAROLINA

Circuit Court of the United States.
DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA
United States
as. - .HtI
Fifty Gallons Corn Wits Libel OF Information
KY, the property of
Thomas Il. Gather.
THO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN =
i Notice is hereby given that OIL the 9th d.!
OF March, 1868, Fifty Gallons Corn Whisky, it
property of Thomas II. Gather of the counl!
Of Davie were seized by Charles w. Wooden, co.
of Internal Revenue for the Sd Collection d.,
tric OF North Carolina Us forfeited to the use o.
the United States, and the same is libellcd, ana
prosecuted in this Court in the name OF NV
United States for condemnation, for the cause
In the said Libel set forth and that said cause,
will stand for trial at the court room of the saa
court, at Raleigh, on the first Monday in jung
lSs'S, at noon, II that be Jurisdiction day, anu
If not, at the next day Of Jurisdiction thereale,
when aud where all persons are warned to "a IA
pear, to show cause why condemnation shouu
not be dccreed, and TO intervene for their w
terests.
Given under my hand, at Office, in the city 7"
Raleigh, this 18th day of Nay, 1865
d. r. GOODL.OE, U. 8. Marshal
May 18th, 1868 20-wSt
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Circuit Court of the United STATES.
DISTRICT OF NORTH. CAROLINA
United States

United States |
US.
Thirteen Bales of Cotton,
Seven Horses and One
Mule and Three Wag- Libel of Information
ons, the property Of
E. d. q A. G. Lentz
T. L. Rich and w. j.
Holbrook.
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
i Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th day
OF March, 1858, Thirteen Bales of Cotton, Seven
HORSES, One Mule and Three Wagons the pro-
perry Of E. D. q A. G. Ientz, T. L. Rich and w.
j. liOlbrook, of the county of Gulford, wer
seized by A. Niven, Deputy Collector of In
ternal Revenue for the Sd Collection Dis
trict or North Carolina as forfeited to the use Of
the United States and the same is libeled, and
prosecuted in this court, in the name of the
United States for condemnation, for the causes
IN the said Libel set forth; and that said causes
will stand for trial at the courtroom of the said
court, at Raleigh, on the first Monday in June,
1868, at nhon, If that he Jurisdiction day, and
If not, al the next day of Jurisdiction thereafter;
when and where all persons are warned TO ap
pear, to show cause why condemnation should
not be decreed, and to intervene for their in.
terests.
Given under my hand, at office, in the city Of
Raleigh, 18th day OF May, 1868.
d. R. GOODLOE, U. 8. Marshal.
May 18th, 1868, y aO-wSt
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Circuit Court of the United States.
DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA

united states
Four Barrels of Corn Libel of Information,
Whisky, marked P A.
Freleks, and consigned
to B. p. Williamson.
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
i Notice is hereby given, that on the Cd day
Of May, 1858, Four Barrels of Corn Whisky,
marked P. A. Frelcks, and consigned TO B. ?.
Williamson, were seized by John R. Harrison,
Assistant Assessor Sd Collection District
of North. Carolina, as forfeited to the use
of the United States, and the same is libecd,
and prosecuted in this court in the name Of The
United States -or condemnation, for the cause;
in the said Libel set forth; and that said cause;
will stand for trial at the court room of the said
court, at Raleigh, on the first Monday in june
1868, at noon, if that be Jurisdiction day, and
If not, at the next day of Jurisdiction thereafter
when and where all persons are warned to Hg
pear, to show cause why condemnation should
not be decreed, and to intervene for their III
forests.
Given under my hand, at Office, In the city oil
Raleigh, 18th day of May, 1868.
D. r. GOODLOE, U. s. Marshal
May Is, 1868. 2O-w5t.
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VIM. H. BURLINGTON,
Commission and Shipping Merchan

Commission and Shipping Mercha'"
f WILMINGTON, N. c., :,
Solicits cOnsignments of Cotton, Na'''
Stores, Timber, Lumber, Bacon, Fio'''
Grain, &c.
My ware house being convenient to the , Mjt
w. X. r. Depot enables Inc to make chargesliSr
Oct Q, 1861. 4O-wP
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At meeting held at Col, T. P. john
ston's Headquarters, owing to the declina.
ton j. Brinton Smith, D. D., to serve on
the Committee, VIM. Pritchard was the
unanimous choice of the Committee to gil
the vacancy.
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Married ::

At the Baptist Church, in this City, on 81.
evening of the Goth inst, by the Rev. Mr.. pra as
ard, Mr.. G. B. EDWARDS to Miss ALICE R. AM
eldest daughter of W. T. Adams, ESQ.,, of A.,
City. "'s
~ New York and Mississippi papers con.
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THE WHEAT CRoP.-We regret to see un.
mistakable signs of rust on the wheat in this
vicinity. 1t is true that the rust is confined
tn the blade, and has not reached the stalk
But it exists, and we dread its rayages.-
Athens (Ga) Banner.
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Gov. BRowNLow.-We were informed last
evening that Gov. Brownlow has received
another very severe shock of palsy, and it is
feared that he will not recover.-Press d
Herald.
This statement appeared in the rebel or
gan of this city, the day our last issue had
gone to press. We seriously doubt wheth
er the writer of the notice ever received any
such information. He had, himself. received
another severe shock of corn ohisksv. and
that led him into the error.---KnosyiUe Tenn
Wing,
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May and June.

A wet May, makes plenty of good hay,
A dry June, makes corn at an early day"
FONT TAYLoRD.
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Spend less, so that you may never go in
debt,
Pay UP as you 60, and no "backset" you'll
get" FONT rAYLoRp.
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OFFICIAL.
United States

-. >'>NN.
Circuit Court of the United Stat.
DISTRICT OF NORTH. CAROLYN,
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OUR MILLIONAIRES.

An examination of the tax books of New
York city (for 1869 shows that already
ten men own one-tenth part of the whole
taxable property of the city, as follows:
4 4 A
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BRAZILIAN COTTON SEED.-The Macon
Journal d Messenger says that Elk Senator
Iverson and his brother Vernon, have plan
ted almost twenty five acres of cotton of this
seed, and they anticipate the production
of better cotton than is usually sold in this
market. They have planted on what is
known as the Stephens place, q few miles
above town, on the Ocmulgee.
"Several years ago Mr.. Stephens paid
$40 for small handful of the seed, and last
fall succeeded in getting the first bale to
market. He got 10 cents per pound advance
on the regular rates, and this fact proves
what the seed will do.
But the question naturally arises, will not
the seed, like others, become acclimated in a
few years and become like the rest 2 A ques-
ton must be thought of while determining
the point which is, where did it come from
1t is not from Brazil. as the name would lead
one to infer, or at least not directly. 1t may
be to the manor born, and therefore will not
have to be acclimated at all. Our wishes in
the premises are that the seed will turn out
all that is claimed for it, and that our plan
tiers will succeed in producing a staple su-
perior to anything in the world"
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Eew YorH Dry Goods.
Frofl NE Ildcpendent.


A very good business has been done
In all departments of the dry goods
trade the past week, and prices have
ruled steadily for all classes of fabrics,
excepting domestic sheetings and shirt
ings, which have undergone decline
of half to a cent a yard, on account of
a fall of three to four cents a pound in
the raw material. The jobbers have
worked off their old stocks to great
extent, and laid in "a new supply; and
the regular Fall season may be said to
have commenced in earnest. In prints
there has been less change of prices
than in other kinds of cotton goods; the
new styles selling up to the full price,
while the less desirable styles are barely
steady.
Wooien goods are selling better than
for some time past, and the stock of
cloths in first hands has very sensibly
diminished.
In foreign goods the transactions are
large and lively, and prices are firmly
maintained, particularly for dress
goods and silks. The auction sales
have been large and well attended.
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COHHERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market
Fro,n The Indsueuienk.

Though we are close on to the much
dreaded period of the October quarter
ly bank returns, when heavy drafts on
our city banks are anticipated, the
money market exhibits no signs of the
contracting processes having COM
menced. Money is now Just as plenty
and as easily. borrowed as at any time
during the summer; and rates for call
loans are as low, ruling from to 4
per cent. The banks have talked of
putting up discount; but tits only in
exceptional cases where it has been
done. There is a wholesome recollec-
tion, however, of the tight squeeze
which has usually been experienced
about this season, which causes specu-
lations on the Stock Exchange to be
very slack and gives confidence to the
bears. Stocks have sold down to a
point where prudent operators hest-
tate to go short; but they cautiously
hold of from going long until after the
first week in October, when pretty
lively revival is anticipated. The bank
statement for the past week is by no
means unfavorable.
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wAsHINGToN

CIRCULAR FROM COMMISSIONER ROLLINS.
Commissioner Rollins has issued a
circular requiring distillers to procure
and attach the meters, the failure of
which will make it the duty of the col
lector 10 close the distillery and insti-
tute proceedings for its Condemnation
and enforcement of penalties required
by law. Distillers OF apples, peaches
and grapes exclusively, will not be re-
quired to attach meters TO their distil-
leries.
morning,
AGRICULTURAL.
j. II, Dodge, staticlan OF the Depart
ment OF Agriculture, left the city to-
night to represent that Department at
the State Fairs of Ohio and Illinois.
PROSPECTS OF a QUORUM.
The prospect now is that there will
be q lorum of both Houses in attend
ance on Monday. There have been
several additional arrivals OF members
today
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NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, N. s., Sept. Is.
The annual Convention of the Young
Mems Christian Association opened
yesterday. Two hundred delegates were
Il is confidently believed that Mr..
Howe not only accepted the Union on
trial for few years, but counseled
some of his constituents to do the same.
Rumors are circulated respecting the
detection of fanother prominent repenler.
1t is said that the recent visit of the
Canadian ministry has been more sue
cessful than is generally supposed.
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Reports sllIy nnd False.

VA
Republican EojOrity Exceeds 10000.
democratic Reports silly and False.
AUGUSTA, Me, Sept. II.
Official returns from more than three
fourths of the towns of the entire State
fully confirm our claim of 10000 ma
jority. We gain more than 1900 on
last years majority, and are 1000 in
excess of our average majority for the
last twelve years. The total vote is by
far the largest ever known in Maine.
[Signed1 JAS. G. BLAINE,
Chairman State Committee.
AUGUSTA, Me, Sept. II.
To Russell ETrett, Chairman Allegheny
County Republican Committee:
Our majority exceeds twenty thou
sand (20, ,000), by far the largest we ever
obtained where both parties brought
out their full strength. Democratic dis
patches to the contrary are as silly as
they are false.
JAMES G. BLAINE,
Chairman State Committee.
PORTLAND. ME-, Sept. II.
Official returns have been received
from three hundred aud torty-six cities
and towns, which give Chamberlain a
majority of q ,214. About ono hundred
small plantations and towns are yet
to be heard from, the vote of which
will swell the majority to $1,000.
LATER.
AUGUSTA. ME-, Sept. is.
Returns from 4O6 towns give Cham
berlain G9,164. and Pillsbury 4S.S4T-
majority for Chamberlain 20.3l7. The
towns that remain to be heard from
gave last year, Chamberlain 4, ,237, Pills
bury 4,lSO. Full returns, including
those from these towns, with their rela-
tive Increase of vote, will give Cham
berlain a total majority of 2O,404. OIL
cial returns, which will be published
next week, Will not vary these figures
to any appreciable extent. It Is gener-
ally agreed here that Chamberlain's
msjoriIy will exceed 10000.
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CANADA.
OTTAMA. Sept. Is

OTTAWA sept. 10.
a delegation on behalf of the Domin-
ion government will proceed TO Eng
land TO make final settlement about
the transfer of the northwest territory
to Canada. 1t is expected that the
question will be settled and submitted
TO Parliament at its next meeting.
Itis said that Buckley's pretended
insanity is a ruse. The Medical Board
has pronounced him sane.
MONTREAL, Sept, Is.
The Glasgow Hotel and outbnildings
were destroyed by tire this morning.
Five valuable horses which had been
on exhibition, were burned.
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Rirer nnG weather.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. IS.
River Z feet, and at Stand. Weather
clear aud cool; mercury Csc.
CINCINNATI, Sept. Is.
Weather clear. Another white frost
last night.
There were heavy frosts at Hartford,
Providence, Springfield and in many
places in Maine, last night.
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. Is.
There was frost in the neighboring
counties last night. No damage done.