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AUGUSTA.
Legislative Matters.

Especial Dispatch by International Line]
AUGUSTA, March 1.-The session is drawing
to close, but not as rapidly as is desired by
those who have no axe to grind.
The House commences with to morrow to
hold two sessions day. The Senate will con-
tinue to hold but one.
The military bill will undoubtedly be killed
in the House. There seems to have been
strong reaction in the House in regard to ap-
preparations, and they will undoubtedly stife
many of those which passed the Senate.
1t seems to be settled that the Constabulary
bill is not to receive a passage this year. 1t
will either be reported and referred to the next
Legislature, or suppressed in the committee.
DIRIGO
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MASSACHUSETTS.
rHr NEWBuRYpoRr 1NoENp1ARr.

@-'S--~ND~4AN@'
NEwBURYPoRT, March 1.-Leonard Choate,
whose recent arrest at the West has been no.
ticed, was arraigned to-day on fifteen separate
charges of incendiarism in this city and neigh
borhood. He pleaded not guilty. The trial
was assigned for March 8.
MARINE DIsASER.
.BosToN, March ARRIVED, brig Clara Jen-
kins, Messina. Reports, on Sunday picked up
the long boat of ship Harry Bluff, Of New
YORK, Capt. Oliver, from Cadiz for Boston, con-
talnIng the crew of that ship she having struck
ON the south shoal of Nantucket at midnight,
on Friday, and soon after filled with water
The crew were landed here this afternoon.
The vessel was abandoned at anchor in tbir.
teen fathoms of water, aud with sixteen faet of
water in her hold, and probably fonndered
shortly after the crew left her. In leaving the
shin two of the crew were drowned and two
others froze to death in the boat. All hands
were more or less frost bitten, and most Of
them have been placed in the hospital. The
shin had a cargo of salt and wine.
MAN FROZEN TO DEATH
WORCESTER, Masch Ia man named Mi
chael Curlivan, about So years old, was found
frozen to death this morning on the road lead
ing from Assabet to Rocky Bottom.
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Il U r o 2 e


NEW ZEALAND.
LONDON, March 1.-The War Office is in re-
ceipt of later intelligence from New Zealand
The British forces there made reprisals on the
natives for outrages committed at Poverty
BAY, during which several villages were des-
troyed and ninety of the natives killed and
wounded The British loss was sonly three
wounded.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, March 1.-The proposition to grant
the City of Frankfort on the Main two millions
of FORMS has passed the Prussian Diet by a
large majority.
FRANCE.
PARIS, March 1.-Lamartine the poet and
historian died to-day, in his seventy ninth
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
pORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Tuesday Morning, March 2, 1859.
MAINE,


MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS,
Especial dispatch by International Line.l
BATH, March 1.-The election in this city
to-day passed off very quietly. james I. Pat
ten, Republican, was elected Mayor, and Hon
Henry Tallman, Temperance candidate, Judge
in the place of Judge Smith, who has heid tne
office for twenty years. a..
ITO the Associated Pressl
SAco. March Lowing to dissensions in the
Republican party our city election to-day re-
suited in no choice for Mayor, JAS M. Deer
ing. the nresent incumbent, lacking 83 votes OF
a majority. Six Republican Aldermen are
elected and in one ward no choice.
LEWISTON, March Hon. Isaac N Parker,
Republican, was elected Mayor to-day by a
vote of $50 to 175 opposition. The Republicans
carried all but one ward.
DEATH oF GEN. W. B. 8. MOOR.
AUGUSTA, March News of the death of
Gen. Wyman b. s. Moor was received here
to-day. He died in Virginia, where he had
gone to seek restoration of his health. He
was prominent lawyer of this State, was
once in the United States Senate and was
Consul General to Canada under Buchanan.
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MARINE DIsAsER.
DOMINION OF CANADA.
THE SNOW BLOCKADE.

OTTAWA, March 1.-Four hundred men were
at work to-day clearing snow off the track OF
the Ottawa & Prescott railroad from this point
Only four miles of the road have been opened.
pne p track is clear from Prescott to Kentsville.
Passengers and mails are conveyed from the
iatter place to Ottawa by sleighs. No mails
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor the Will of
DAVID MERRILL, late of Cumberland,
In the county of Cumberland, deceased and has ta-
ken upon himself that trust by giving bonds as the
law directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate OF said deceased required to exhibit
the same and all persons indebted to said estate
called upon to make payment to
GEORGE s. MERRILL, Executor.
Cumberland, Jan'y 19, 1869. w3w4
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YS9YSESHgq 9YY

ITO THE WORKING CLASS. I am now pre-,
l. pared to furnish constant employment to al
classes at their homes for their spare nomen.ts't
Business new hight and profitable. Fifty cents ~ ~
girls earn nearly much as men; Sieac Sea; nieesa
ments are offered. All who see TINS s,ness for tbs~
senu ss me n 1s sstised will 81 to pay
the trouble Of writing me. fuii IaaIsuiaIs sem
free Sample sent by mail ior een 'e"osi A~uies'
K. O. ALLEN, Augusta, NE. "f"S
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have been received from the West since Tues
day last.
1t is reported that Mr.. Gait will again take
seat in the Cabinet.
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Edward L. 0. Adams,
c...sr Of Exchange and Middle Streets,
Portland, Me-,
FOR CUMBERLAND AND YORK COUNTIES
November 2s, 1868. dom
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue ofa license
~ from the Judge OF Probate for the county of
Washington, in the State of Maine there will be
posed for sale at public auction, at the dwenghouse
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Bueknam, on the premises herein
after described situated in the town of Falmouth in
the county of Cumberland and State of Maine, on
SATURDAY. the 25th day Of March
next 1862 at three o'clock in the afternoon, the
following described real estate, situate and lying IN
John Bucknam, and belonging to the estate OF sum y,
Bucknam late Of said kastport In the nf he
Washington deceased including the y des.ybed
as follows to wit: certain lot OF land beginning & at
stake on the most southerly corner ad o tvaOt,' Ov'
ave rods to stake to the most southerIy corner Of
snS tSo Iods G tSence nne
and to the road leading to Cum
e ssd road twenty
two rss more or less with the buildings thereon
eniee ASA BUCKNAM, Administrator.
Eastport, Feb 18th, 1869. wSws
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Sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS. ,,
TAKEN on execution in favor of Benjamin walk.
Ter, against Henry w. Lewis, and viii pe sou a.
publc auction. on SATURDAY.. the thirteenth day or
March next, at four O'Clock in the afternoon. .e
office of N. s. & f. j. Littefeld In briegs4h' n .ne
W a;s haa on ths twenty first day of December
D. 1885, being time 0hs original ot aSd
or now has to redeem certain n u
aec N; N The fr@ Which he occupies and lives on
with the buildings pI h issa
VI VI t az Cnmberand Registry. book $50, page 49i
nh;ch reference may be had. Further particulars
made known at the time of sale, unless sooner re.
Dated at Bridgton this tenth day Of February A.
d, 1869. RUSSELL LAMSON,
v3wS Deputy Sheriff.
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NoIiCE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ Deen duly appointed and taken upon her
self the trust OF Administrator of the estate Of
JACOB c. BARKER, late of Portland.
IN the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs All persons having demands
upon the estate OF said deceased required to ex-
hiblt the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
AUGUSTA M. BARKER, Adm'x.
Portland, Feb'y 16, 1862 1e1s da1awsws
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Dispatches to Evening Papers.
WASHINGTON.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The Times Washing
ton dispatch says the last cabinet meeting of
the present administration will be held on
Thursday next, when the extent, if any, to
which the present cabinet will participate in
the Inaugural ceremonies will be decided 1t
is already understood that Secretaries Seward
McCulloch, Welles, and Browning and POST
master General Randall, will tender their res
ignation to President johnson, to take effect
with the close of his administration. Secreta-
~ Seward will leave at once for Auburn. Mr.
Frederick Seward, Assistant Secretary of
State, will remain short time to settle up
family affairs and turn over the Department
to the incoming Secretary.
THE SENATE COMMITTEES.
The Senate committees will have to be recon-
structed after the admission of the fifteen new
Senators on the 4th of March. OF the retiring
Senators three are chairmen of important
committees, namely; Van Wrinkle on PEN
sions, Conness on mines and Morgan on the
library. 1t will also be necessary to elect a
new President pro tenn of the Senate.
RECONSTRUCTION UNDER GRANT.
President Grant will issue on the 9th of
March military reconstruction order reliev-
ing General Buchanan from the command of
the department of Louisiana, and placing Gen
Sheridan in command; also relieving General
Capby in the department of Texas and send
ing Gen. Reynolds back to the command from
Which he has SO recently been relieved, but it
has not yet transpired who will succeed him,
The order will probably also include General
Slckles Tor the department of the South now
vacant by the absence of Gen. Meade. The
country will thus see that the very first act of
Gen. Grant is to put matters in the South on
basis which will insure safety for loyal men
and the execution of the laws.
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AUCTION SALES.
H. X. HUNT,

Commission Merchant and Auotioneer,
NO Sl6 Congress Street, will, on Thursday even
~ ing, Feb. II, at O'clock sell at Auction large
consignment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Auction sales every evening. Goods will be sold
prices Cash advanced ON ali descriptions of goods
Consignments not limited. s
february II, 1868 diff
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LOST!

n PAIR of Black Broadcloth PANTS, somewhe
"A between Federal and Vaughan ST. The find
will confer favor and will be suitably rewarded
leaving the same at 1928 Bracket st. mar1d3t
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THE SENATE COMMITTEES.

new President pro tenn of the Senate.
RECONSTRUCTION UNDER GRANT.
President Grant will issue on the 9th
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EUROPE.
IIoR sALE-rHE ROYAL COPPER MINES or coBRE

IGOR sALE.-THE ROYAL COPPER MINES or cOBRE,
Island Of Cuba. These mines, which rank among the
most productive In the world and have yielded the present
propetors net profit OF million and quarter sterling
during the last 3S years. offered Tor sale; together
with all the mining Rights, Plant, &C. The mines
are situated about miles from the city OF Santiago
Dc Cuha, and connected directly with the
shipping wharvca by special line OF anway The pfiuci
pal otes two In number, and west, are parae
ench from 70 to 80 feet thick, and only about 100 feet
apart There abundance Of available ground belonging
20 ne on the line Of the odes beyond the site Of
e present mining operations The mine Is held from The
spanish government by ''petinencas" 'setts," for
which nominal rent tax only Ia paid. There arc ten
steam engines Tor pumping, winding crushing, stamping,
a. ranging 10 size FROM % Inch cylinders downwards, be
large STOCK o. general plant and spare materials with
smelling WORKS. houses, Offices, stores and complete prcc
ptaon Arrangement Cor the treatment tie coppery water
which IL an important element In the value OF the
property Inc mines would be most valuable in hands of
anew proprietary having sufficient capital for their proper
development and who would he quito from tho OH md
Impressive engagements which have weighed upon he pre-
sent propretOrs Application 10 he made the aidators
81 The Company OF propreo OF the Royal Copper Mines OF
Cobra uimten, Messra X. \ PALMER and EDWIN
wATERHOlsE, 10 Gresham street. London England. -
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

"A sale OF Horscs, Carriages. Wagons, HARNESS. &C; To-
'.' ''q By Join L. VASBEWATEsR,S "A xucsionssr
The property Of the late George sat.sres Irsa .Sd
handsome dappe gray team Of Mares IS high and yesI
old; they both raised IN Kentucky by Mr. Aexanuer
they considered the finest and most geneei team N
Washington, and have been all nj Newport wheio
they greatly admired pronounced the finest rar
for style and speed the states they have howing mass
and tails require checks have hne lofty action anu nIe
warranted and kind they have roed together 10
team and cannot be eIceed as leaders for four hand
Beautiful bay !rong Horse Charles Dickens ioM n'sn,
years old sired by Bucher extra hne fast anu
reliable and honest stylish troe- can to ID 2'ao any
day; has record of :35 warranted sound and KIND
Young drown Mare by Rysdyk's Hambetonian, los ~
6years old, very fine promising and fast can show aoo'
warranted sound and kind.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY AND
L county OF Philadelphia. the matter OF the estate
OF Caroline Mclean deceased proceedings In partition
VIII take notice that the said has granted rule on
all parties Interested to appear In Saturday the
18Th day OF November A. D. 1s69 at 10 A. M to accept
rcse the real estate In said proceedings described the
valuations respectively show cause WHY the same should
not he sold should the parties neglect refuse to take the
same rs Aforesaid SAMUEL n FLOOD,
Attorney for Jane Mclean.
To Archibald Mclean John Gikey and Eliza, his wife
Samuel Mountain and Sarah, his wife, John Minnie and
Mary, his wife Allen Mclean, Jane Mclean Alexander Ken
nody and Sarah Jane his wife, John Mclean, Elisha n
Ranhoit ana Sarah Jane, his wife James o. Williams and
Caroline, his wife, and Henry Mclean,
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RESTAURANTS.

THOMAS RESTAURANT con TUE EUROPEAN PLAN),
70 West Fourth street, Broadway Meals 10 order
Of all hoais Elegant dining for private psrtieA
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT BARKER \ HAMLIN's CITY AUCTION MART,
n MAJOR O. w. BARKER AUCIlONEER,
corner Broadway and Thirty-nintb street,
REGULAR AUCTION SAILS
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Gentlemcns private Establishments disposed OF at public
and private sale the best advantage and general
ment of Horses Carriages nggies Horse Cothns Halers,
Whips &c To suit the needs OF all classes OF purchasers
stantly on hand. Orders promptly executed.
Twenty hours allowed trial every horse sold
der waifantec.
Good sabns for horses public private SALE The only
mart in the city having driving ring for showing horses
sale. Carriages Buggies. &C.. taken storage.
Liberal advances made everything IN the horse line.
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A uCTION SALE OF BAY ROAD HORSE SOUND
~ kind with top Wagon and Harness also one black
MRre second hand top and open Wagons, Rock
Aways single and double Harness. Robes Blankets Saddles
&c, by COLE MURPHY, 3s1 Fulton street, Brooklyn,
Saturday, October 20, at II o'clock
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ENAsHION COURSE. L. L--FRIDAY OCTOBER q, A
II O'clock MMaich, $500, in s. In harness; O. Hal
ris' O. &. Jake; 7. Trinble's b. m. Nun.
J. A. CHAMBERS Proprietor.
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ID HASTINGS, - BROAD STREET.-STOCKS, BONDS
l. and miscellaneous securities negotiated money loaned
approved real estate second mortgages wanted to the
of r62u0).
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A T THE NEW SLEIGH EMPORIUM,
N NORTHEAST CORNER FORrY-SECOND STREET
AND BROADWAY.
you find the largest in New York OF seghs
Bells Robes Blankets &c Also few top and open Wagons
selling ut surprisingly low prices.
N B-OPEN DAILY FROM A. NJ. UNTIL ~ L. NJ
SAiE AT AUCTION ON SATURDAY, AT II OCLOCh.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

11NGlNE LATHE wANTEp-s6 INCH SWING; ALSO
ia Paner TO plane 10 feet Address a. LEWIS, oox is2
Herald ofice
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AN ELEGANT COUPE, TRIMMED SATIN AND
"A broad lace bargain; Harness. Sleighs, Pc!s Hand
Wagons, &C. all styles; several second hand Carriages
CALVIN WITTY, 698 Broadway.
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IN Southern Line. =, -.
The steamship VICTOR, Gates, viii leave pier 81 Eass
n, er, Saturday October %. \.
Freight FOR ST. Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken ~
through rates.
For freight passage having superior accommodations
apply toe oo ,-o.,,..,
Tie BIENvILLE viii follow from Pier 30 North river
LIVINGSTON, FOX Co.
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TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Line
Steamships this line viii leave pier NO. NORM rveI
8 O'clock T.. NJ as foliows:- r., ~. =,
MARipOsA ........... .Kenble Saturday, Oct e
GEO CROMWELL. .Capp.. Saturday, Oct ~
Frairh, taken for ST. Louis, Mobile and Galveston q
through rates st-,. ..,..o
81 r. CROMWELL Co., 30 West street.
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yTNroN COURSE, LONG IsLAND-TRoTTING.. FRI.
- day, October %, at . o'clock r NJ Purse and stake,
ST 600 mile three IN i've In harness Alex Pat
terson's ch g. Dreadnaught. Murphys oh. Louise J.
Pauldnes CD. .. Burger WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE MISSISSIPPI
n. State Lottery Tor the bcneht Of the Orphan Home
nj Lauderdale Springs
MIssTssIrpI-oLAss 3l.-THURsDAy. OCT. q. 1869.
Is. 80, o. 80. Is, IT, Is, IS, T. "a Is, 70. 81
nIssresirr- d. Tag RspAys oog, q 1889
MciNTlRE a McsRIEN, Managers.
All communications be addressed MCINTYRE 4
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BLANKETS, BLANKETS HORSE BLANKETS-F FIRST
ID rate horse Blankets ali trimmed up at vi 10 cach a
M0sEMAN's Harness Warcrooms SO D. 249 West ana
l4o Chambers street.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE-CHANGE OF
~ tilne.-The steamboats, Q. WIZARD and DANIEL
DREW will nd after Thursiay, July leave Desbros,e
street rhry-fourh street ut e:l5, landing at Yon-
kers, West Pc. cr1wa Newburg Poushkeepsie, Tvoli,
Rhnebeck, CatsA. Hudson Tickets sold ard baggage
board the boats all points New York Cen
trial, Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroads.
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y,oR CHARLESTON, S. c., THE FLORIDA PORTS,
L the South and southwest-Reguar Line-The popular
steamship
MINNEToNKA, George +; CaTpenser commander,
will sa THURSDAY, October %, at 3 L. NJ,
frcr, pier No. { North river foo, q Rector street;
Through Bs Of Lading 10 all points South and southwest
Agents In Charleston Ravenel co.. forward III goods Tree
OF commission. ARTHUR LEAkY, Agent "a WIFI an s.
The ste amship SARAGOSSA will sail Novembcr4.
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LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS &c
~ sale--Mcdclnes for al diseases. Prepared Food
meckng birds, at B. DOvEYs, No.S Greene street, corn
of CanaI. N. B.-LAdien attended by Mrs DOvev.
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CRESCENT CITY,
CAPTAIN j. II. Hidreh,
will be despatched Saturday, Oct a. at o'clock r. NJ
from pier IL North
Freight received through rates for st. Louis, Mobile and
Galveston. o.,
For freight passage, having superior accom- modaons
~ppy" FREDERIC BAKER,
Broad wAv
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| BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETs-RoBES, ROBES,
ID Harness Blankets from VI so up Harness from $40
| Lap Robes from vs. up Bells. n up ...
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A PRIZES CASHED AND INFORMATION FUR
IA. nished In the above lotteries at PARKS CO.'S pri
Offices, Nos. and old Herald Building New
York city Send for circulars.
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COAsrwusE STEAMSHIPS.

TEXAS LINE
J. Of Galveston steamers,
Sailing every Saturday, at Il. M touching At Key Weet
The Al steamer VARNA Captain Spencer at pier 81 East
RIVER, will sal Saturday, October 23
All goods for Houston or the interior will be forwarded By
Messrs II. McMahan Co., Tree OF wnariaee
drayagc or commissions for receiving or forwarding
Insurance guaranteed low by any other route NO
detention Galveston Fer freight or passage apply 10
O. IL MALLORY, 4 Co, lS Maiden lane.
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FINANCIAL.

~
LII DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE OcToBER2
IA draw interest from the lst October. oNo
per cent interest paid all from ~ 70 @o,VW.
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
Third avenue and Twenty.sixtn street. =.
Open daily from 10 A. NJ to r. Nj and on the evenings OF
MONDAY, Wednesday and Saturday from 9 70 O'clock
SPENCER X. GREEN, President
WV. B. RIRnINs, Secretary.
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JEROME PARK RACES -.
81 Saturday, Oct. %.
special train will be run above day. leaving Depot
Of Fourth avenue al IL NJ
returning after Cars for ladies.
Fare for round trip 40c. J. @. BUCkHOUT,
General Superintendent
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SP0RTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

DooLs WILL BIZ SOLD THIS EVENING AT RILEy's
Restaurant, corner Broadway and Twcntyeighth street,
the Jerome Park THOS b. JOHNSON.
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NOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships OF this line leave pier 81 North river foot oS
street. TUESDAY, Thursday and SATURDAY, at
T. NJ connecting with the Virginia and Tennessee Air Line.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and Richmond and Danve
Railroad Through tickets and through bills OF
adng all points South and Southwest
Apply Office, on pier 81 North river or to
N L.McCREhDY, President, lsi Greenwich street,
The weekly clarion., 1869-07-08

The Summit Times says we have the
most gratifying report of the crops, from
Pearl river. We are informed there has not
been so favorable crop for many years
They are also clean and in good condition
both corn and cotton.
= The Holly Springs Reporter says of the
crops in Marshall county, that corn is look
ing we'll aud will yield well. Cotton,
though small and backward, promises bet
ter than it did week or two ago. and far
mers are more hopeful of an ordinarily good
crop.
The Central Star says the crops in the vi
cinity of Richland, Holmes county, are ex-
cellent. Mr.. Kelly showed us as pretty a
field of cotton as we have ever seen at this
season, and Mr.. Lipsey's wheat crop, which
he has already harvested, is equal to that oi
the wheat growing regions.
The Carroll Conservative has been shown
cotton blooms that opened on the 2Sth oi
June.
The Canton Citizen says the first cotton
blooms it has seen were gathered on the 25tf
of June,