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BALTIMORE, Feb. 17.--In the City Court the
case of VIM. Harper W. Tic Northern Central Rail
road Company was closed yesterday. Tho action
TO recover s25 0lO damages for injuries sus-
tained by train OF the Company colliding with n
carriage IN which Tie plaintiff was riding, In August
1853 The jury, alter an absence OF five minutes
returned with n verdict. Before II was announced
the plaintiff was called, but failed TO answer, and
the Court thereupon directed judgment OF non Bfos
to Ne entered. This morning the case OF Ms Htr
per, who was injured at the same timv was taken
mn mr. II
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lH,lI suAF Feb. T,-FLoUR AND MEAL--The
u ~ a. fkei dull and closed rather heavy, except
y. ma grades. sales 6,.O0 bbls, A. tl15@os5
- -unei ne stern and state {Jl5&t5i0 for sht-
I,nf 80 40 tSeo@ss . for trade and lAmi brs nds
40 n HhA Tor supernne southern g. 100 ~ 80 Tor
H. IN lmilY extras do. tiaOdft 75 Tor rye
nour a. ~ ~ siso for corn meal, Jerss bag meal
s,e'rha Cgiton dan. and middiiax spiands de-
chhe " NAta peToleam nrmi refined So&pkc,,
we st. Noe Tor future delivery crude i0c. In bulk
~ tvrpa tise steady at ike R1sin dali al q so
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NEW Yonr, Thursday, Feb. Twin no fresh ar.
rivals beef cattle were nomnally unchanged, with
common TO prime quoted az iseglSc; n. sheep wero
5h@sAc ~ Hogs were dun a. the opening az stsoke.
n, nut were stade firmcr after Change Receipts
were $50. Dressed hogs rner and closed IT 1c
for Western, and i2@i2lc. fore city.
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IA KING AND FIN4NCIiL.

.'FN'S 3 MACY, Bankers (the same as az
iuco' P'f 20. 'ank) No. 30 Wall street, New York.
fog. be-. eco interest allowed on deposits.
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Bribing the Gov.rnme n,'s Omcsr-.

The case Of Louis p. Wetmore, United
States gauger Of whlskey IN bond, who Is accused
Of accepting brides from Gordon, Fellows, Mcmillan
n Co., wholesale liaRsr dealnrs, In under nvestiga
ton before CoinDaissioser Belts. Tho sums paid
him are alleged to have vaBed nom ESQ to 5000. and
wore delivered 10 WstyR0re " snvolopes.
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N.. can the attention OF parties desiring a safe
t'A."s y me ADVERTISEMENT ot the 4 cent. gold
. t "a no fitieflckkOufg ana GoTdousyille RIlru al
..'NAt. Vagina, which are offered by hessrs,
ll''t :. ~, 10 broad ST. Tho road CONNECTS Char
q" ee'Hr tho thesapeake anu Ohio Railroad, with
me Fappahanbock aud Potomac Rivers
h lA Ha.' au Quiet Tor the vast mineral and AR.
'N ilh, OF virginia aud West virginia nv a
ILL.,. Fs tCr' when ~ from 40 TO 100 mites shorter than
tnr n"s fN 4hg 10 Alexandria, Richmond, and NOl.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCB

MINIATURE ALHASAo-ruIs bAv.
tun fisee. Il sun sots... So moon rises 81
Htaa wAruR-raIs oAT.
andy HOOK. 20 GOV Isand. 10 ID Hell cate II 81
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a rmNsICINN,. NXpKKIENCE.
OFgICIAt.DR.wING-.
ttlf0ltluss.
FATALITY OF CONSUMPTION,

In some parts OF this country nearly fourth OF m,
population is destroyed by CONSUMPTION ana other dis
eases Of the respiratory organs, Dr. J. H. SCHENCK.
Of Philadelphia, has been more successful than any
other the United states m treating ts Glass ot
diseases. lie has proved by numerous example,, that
consumption Is durable an professional inions to the
contrary Notwithstanding. Dr. sCuENCK himself
more than tty i've yeils ago, was cured OF cOnsump
ton IN its wort form, and nlts most desperate stage
The medicine used by him, which is now celebrated
uudur the name Of scheuck's Pumoulc syrup" has
cured many others IN cNcs which 0aflci tue sknl Of
emineHt physIclaus. DR.. soHENCK now uses two
auxiliary remedies called scheuCk's seawecl Ton 4"
ana schenck Mandrake PIllsn which facilitate the
cure when pulmonary disease is complicated VITA dys
cases the Pumonlc Syrup alone 10 sufficient IN Other
clrlumstances the other OF the auSiaTies VIII
he needed. The directions which accompany each
medicine Instruct the patient how TO dstinguish BY
the symptoms the precise nature Of his disease 30 thai
the proper remedy may be used, The Pulmonic Syrup
Is always required in he treatment Of consumption
the other two medicines one both must be used nc
cordug to circumstances II these three remedies are
utei IN tine, and used strictly according 10 tue dIcc
tons, Or SCUtNtk insuros cure, provided the lungs
are not too much decayed 10 afford any chance Of the
patients recovery.
Price Of The Pumonic syTup and Scawced Tonic. each
$50 per bottle or 81 30 half dozen. Mandrake Pile
o cents a box. For sale by all druggIsts. JOHN +
HENRY. College place. Wholesale AGcut
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CAMPBELL RAY on wednesday, Feb. Il. ut the
Prcsb 'ean Church Of sea aud Land, by the Rev Ed.
wAd Hopper. James II. CAM 0cil to May Ray, Of
Brooklyn, l. u.
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Working men, mechanics. manufacturer artists
lawyers, eerks, printers agents al classes WIN and ~.
Cgent advantages offered Tor tcposing money 10 the
Mutual Bcne1t SAVINGS BGnA in the sun BuUd,ng on.
poetic the CITY HAll-aGt.
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Busintss poIltts.

IIerbin.-Dr. Marsh f. sim giving hs attention to
the treatment and cure OF hernia rupture the old
grd wei c.taOlished once Of MARSH q CO., !
NeseY ct, ". \.
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Wheeler & Wilson's sewing Machines,
La Broadway, 18th st., for sale. payable in In.
sta hnents without extra charge. Machines TO let.
n r Fills
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II Won wnu'd MAZE goad Investments. In
vcitnett' that VII return you twofold the worth ~
YOUR lrcr, 20 10 Irapaagen, Hunter Coz 19s. 400
and ~! HoTcrv, and purchase your clothing none
BETTER tone cheaper In the market.
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anl. ~ BROADWAY. cor. Aston place. up stairs. AL
Lindt tully warranted. Instructions given.
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A LADY wanting money will cell for sli5 handsome
N piauoforte, Including stool; nrst eluss inukerr
modern style and improvements sweet, powerful
tone. 70 Third a., basement door.
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Fo" SALE
CHOICE
CRY AND COUNrI BONDs
PAYING
10 ana u PERtENr
All " I order, and hrst.cl,ss seclrit - of un.
doubted thltl'i er Interest AMI pruCinl paynbc n,
thr clN "l Ne" York suitable Tor permanent, saie.
ton oc.oW pax lOg the present oGy.
Government securities received In cXchan.e AZ thu
hestrhlr' anl h'Hua purchased iy Out.uEtlWu rcsl-
aeG.s cent bA tA'less fec VI CHAR. t.
lrusees executors u estates. capital SITS and others
seeAlk IvAD1e Investments aTy IuTchAg these Jauf.
AlsD.
NcN olk clly lAFuAl stocks and D. Ids lGeur Ance,
bank aud gnS vtl stocks, uCiuliu. gu GvtAusvG va
nty pi lhroAh hon!s, aud other su.ul ties. al OF
nhtriash Character, paving large dy loIIa And ,ateE
oSt at low rates Tor Investments, by
ALBERT n. NlCOtAY,
STOCK BROKER AND AUCEIuNEER
a. PINE ST.
n. BAN securities not dealt In at tho NeN ~
stock EXCHANGE Boards receive spcclA! ATE -
Rss been tAs custom SIA tls AosSs many SSAsA
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SPECIAL Hctit,s.



From the s.-dios Of Maz1alhi aud MeneheIti Rome,
AT AND BELOW COST.
Our stock mast be closed ont before May !, newt and
the business Will be Continued AFTER that date ny our
Successors, Mgssrs. SiCOL DAVIDSON, at CSC
Broadway.
+. V. HAUGHWOUT & co,
corner Of BToalwJy AMI Broone -.
Our store GAl09 to !et either entire the lo.s sep
Grately
4 PHYSICIANS sXPERIENCF.
HON. = VI Al 4 IN TRACT LIS proved it--t 20 De q
most strcuctheu!gg rcu ely IN cases ~ 'NTrue eNhp
ton, and merits the hgn reputation II has gained
throughout Europe.
OFgICIA DRAWINGS.
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% IS, o., ~, b, 70, 90 20, ~, q, a., @
kLhllGhl -, Lass - ISL. Fsh, IL. 100.
80, D, ., IS, g., &C.. f0, ., Z, %, %. 81.
Prizes Dlsr.l ans lui '.Nuou 'ury slcl the above
And gsJ 400 al Havana Lo-t-rlgs, j. CLUNE R.okt-,
- ns11Jw y, lf' Fulton a.. aud Per, row
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6opartnrrsbip Hotties.

NOTICE OFDISSOIUTION,- Notice Is hereby
- given that the soGsF.nesshlp heretofore existing
tarers OF nrntnrn, sew York city, has been dso
by rnnl~@A 49, -1SmsAl Nav forA. Jan. 20. lsaA
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Nstt.ngs.

4 TTENTION.-A mertinR Of those that seTN ed in
N TIC First Y Regiment m Mexico, Will be held at
No sRrOadvay, Brooklyn, r.. d., on Friday evening
Fen =, At o'clock, sharp Business oI Importance %
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An already observable effect OF the present opera
tions OF the Collector of the Tllrty-sccond District
against the merchants whose establishments he has
seized Is that the Western disters are seeking In
Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore for the capital
received IRON the merchants whose Establishments
have been seized.
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usIsRss LEAVING xRw YORK.

advanced freely upon whskey upon all other
property. The amount of the annual taxable pro-
luction Of whlsSey IN the country IL 1s6,OOOOOO Of
GALLONS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-21

A letter from Count Bismarck of the lth
inst. says the next phase of this wonderful
war will be the investment and in time it is
hoped the occupation of Paris, and all hopes
of a successful resistance being then over, at
ter that there must be peace. the govern
ment of France, or those in power, whoever
they may be, cannot desire further slaughter
when all that will be required of them will be
to give certain absolute guarantees that the
peace of Europe will not again be disturbed
by the ambitious aspirations or desires OF the
people, and that the miseries which they
themselves have brought upon the two nations
may never again be repeated. | see | am
paraded in the columns of several Journals as
having stated what those guarantees must be
and must not be. OF course these statements
are mainly romance. When approached by
gentlemen of the press | generally give them
civil answers. Their imagination does the
rest. You know what guarantees are neccs-
sary to secure lasting peace. 'Tis rather a
military than political question. No over
lures of peace can be well received until the
army is before Paris, but when the safety of
Germany and the peace of the world is Sc
cured Germany will not oppose the termina-
tion of the war, from which she will never re-
tire until the legitimate aspirations of her
children are secured and Germany is safe
Special to Tribune:
All the reserves have reached their regi-
ments.
A corps has gone to storm Toul under the
the Duke of Necklenburgh.
Gen. Ulrich, at Strasburg, being a Bona
partst has greatly relaxed his zeal since a
republic has been proclaimed.
There are no signs of the capitulation of
Me'z.
The final official figures of the capitulation
Of Sedan are as follows: 80 Generals, 23O
staff officers and 2095 line officers, besides
800 officers of various grades discharged on
parole; 81, ,433 privates surrendered and were
transported into Germany; 20, 900 made prs-
oncrs during the battle, and 5000 escaped in
to Belgium, and 10000 killed and wounded.
Total, I37 900.
The cattle plague is still spreading with
alarming rapidity at Rheims and Nancy.
Communication is uninterrupted by rail
from Hamburg, in Palanitate, to Nancy. The
branch road building around Metz, connecting
Saarbruck Pont a Mousson and Nancy, is
nearly finished.
THE HAGUE, Sept. 20.
King William opened the session of the
Chambers to-day. He assured the deputies
of maintenance of peace, and announced that
the financial situation of the Kingdom was
in every way satisfactory.
ToURs, Sept. 20.
| 1t is reported as the result Of an interview
| between Favre and King William, that the
hope of speedy peace is not abandoned.
Prussia is not disposed to consent to an
armistice. If there is to be peace at all, it
must be settled Immediately.
1t is asserted that England tavoraby re-
ceiyed NJ. Thiers explanations, and is pre-
pared to act jointly with Russia and Austria,
if they also accept the proposition of M.
Thiers.
FLORENCE, Sept. 20.
The siege of Rome has commenced, Five
divisions under Cedoma invest the city. Re-
sistanee is a matter of impossibility, and a
formal surrender is expected day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-21

ed in the court room, his hands manacled, he
asked the officers for his missing clothing,
when the articles were produced and he al
lowed to reinyest himself with them.
Judge Gilman, with solemn and impressive
voice, read to the prisoner the Indictment for
murder preferred against him, and asked -
care You Guilty or Not Guilty? The pris-
oner in a clear, firm voice, indicating perfect
self-possession, answered "Not Guilty" F..
II. jackson, Esq, for Hon. +. f. Pllsbury,
counsel for the accused, announced to the
court that the prisoner waived examination,
whereupon he was ordered by the Court to be
remanded to Jail, to appear before the October
term of the Supreme Judicial Court
Mr.. Latin, the victim of most cowardy
and wanton assassin, has ever maintained, SO
far we have been able to learn, spotless
reputation for morality. He was member
of the NJ L. Church, and an active member
of a temperance society. He was an indus
trious and esteemed citizen he has been a
resident of Ilallewell for about 90 years, hav-
ing followed his trade-that of barber-the
most if not the whole Of that period. His age
was rising 10. He leaves wife, and three
sons between the ages of s and Ii years, to
mourn great loss.
The murderer was born in Providence, r.
J., of Italian and Spanish parents, and is A.
years OF age. lie has worked for quite a num-
Der of months, in the p. & X. X. X. Co.'S
paint shop. Since his quarrel with his wife
some weeks ago, he has boarded in Augusta.
For some time previous he lived at Hallowell
and usually came to and returned from his
labor, in Mr.. Holmes Accommodation Train.
We shall publish further facts connected
with this dreadful tragedy, as fast as we can
collect them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-21

The new railroad bridge Of the Kennebec
and Portland Railroad Company in this city
is completed, and passengers coming from the
North and West to buy their fall and winter
clothing of 5. W. Huntington q Co. are car
ried across the bridge in safety to the compa-
ny's depot which is within few minutes walk
of the popular One Price Clothing Store of
S. w. Huntington & CO., 100 Water Street,
Augusta. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-21

Visitors to the Fair must not fail to see and
examine the Champion Self-fastening Blind
Hinges on exhibition in the State House
They are the simplest and most effective we
have ever seen, They are easily hung, can't
be blown off, fasten the blind securely, close
that county and town rights arc for sale, and
consider it rare chance for a smart man.
sept2lf3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-21
New York Produce Market.

New YORK, Sept. 90.
COTTON-sales 225l bales mid. uplands lsk.
FLOUR-state 490a5S5, round hoop Ohio $40 $3.50 ;
western 490a635; southern 5356S00.
WHEAT-sales 5000 bu; No. spring l20dl25:
No. do. ll2sll7; winter red and amber western,
1872 atS6.
in store.
OATS-state 53s55; western 5la5sh
PORk-mess, $3.50; prime, 500
LARD-steam, l6; kettle, l6&.
BUTTER-0hio, 20n3l; state, 26g42.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-21

! We invite the attention of visitors, during
the week, to the Augusta Steam Dye House,
an establishment well known and valued by
the people of this city and vicinity, for cleans
ing all garments of silk or wool, and for re-
storing their color when tarnishcd by acci-
dent or use, making them as neat and beauti-
ful as when first worn. The cleansing and
colorng departments are in charge of Mr..
Emile Barber, a Frenchman thoroughly edu-
Gated in the business. During the Fair, spe-
cimenS of his skill will be exhibited at the
State House, duly marked) and the careful
inspection OF them by ladies and gentlemen
is desired by him, particularly of the beauty,
delicacy AND variety of his colors. By his
process garments can be thoroughly cleansed
restored to their original color, or dyed with
one entirely new and permanent, without
taking them to pieces or removing the trim
mings, thus efecting great saving OF time and
expense. We understand the company have
agents in various cities and towns in the State
for forwarding and returning articles of appa-
raj, and that all orders through them or by
express will receive prompt attention.
/ For the effect produced by Fellows Con-
POUND SYRUP OF HYroPHosrHIrEs in Diseases
of the Lungs the inventor is permitted to refer
to the medical gentlemen in ST. John, n. b.,
whose signatures are attached hereto:
WM. BAYARD, NJ. u.
EDWIN BAYARp, NJ. ID.
THOMAS WALKER, NJ. ID.
JoHN BERRYMAN. NJ. d., Ed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-21
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 90.
Allen and Gallagher have made match to
fight on November first, within so miles of
St. Louis, for 81 500 Allen stakes 81 900
and Gallagher $500.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-21
FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.
Fight in an Opera House,

Fight in an Opera House,
An altercration took place to-day in the
Grand Opera House, between James Fish Jr.
and Max Maretzeak, who was conducting the
rehearsal of the opera bouife company, during
which the parties came to blows. The quar-
rel resulted in dissolution of the business
connection between Fish and Montzeak
Carlo Patti will be conductor for the new
opera season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-21
FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, Sept. 20.
Ex-Policeman John Medium is under ar
rest, charged with being CONCERNED with an
other party, in altering three forged checks
on n. Y. Banks, and obtaining 81 1000 on
the same from the Second National Bank of
Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-21
FROM BANGOR.

bANbUk, bVPt' -V'
Fire.
The barn of +. NJ. johnson of Carmel, was
burned Monday night, together with horse,
carriage and harness and six or eight tous of
hay. Loss about six hundred dollars There
was an insurance of one hundred dollars on
the building.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-21

Visit the State Fair and Partridges Drug
Store under Granite Hall.
Choice Havana Cigars are sold at Part
ridges Drug Store.
Pure Medicines are sold at PartriJge's Drug
Store.
Choice French Perfumes, Pomades, Toilet
Powders and Fancy Goods imported from
Paris just before the seige. can be had at
Partridges Drug Store.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-21
FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA. Sept. 20.
100 Deaths from Cholera.
There were l20 deaths in this city yesterday
from Cholera, and few cases of yellow fe-
yer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-21

Partridge, Drug Store is the place to make
your purchases in that line.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-21
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.

Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.
FLOUR-spring extras 475a750.
WHEAT-No. 2, los.
CORN-No. 2, 65h.
OATS-37 for No. 2.
MESS PORk-22 so.
BARLEY-106 for No. 2.
LARDA154.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-21

by the Western Union Line-Onices in Hendee's
Building opposite the Post once and at the state
Housed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-21

PRUSSIANS CONCENTRATING FIVE
MILES SOUTH OF PARIS.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-02-15
CHAPTER III.-THE MESSAGE.

1t was long distance to Bour-
deaux; the old sun-dial standing in
the court yard of the chateau marked
scarcely noon, as mounted on NJ.
Louis's own horse, began my jour-
ney, and it was not very far off mid
night when l reached the city.
1t was but feebly lighted by lamps
in some of the principal streets, and
had it not been for the bright moon
light pouring down on it and the
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TESTIMONIALS.

81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable
and tlccesStm practitioners with whom | have
had official intercourse.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents"
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ man more competent
and trustworthy, and more capable of putting
their applications in a form to secure for them
an early and favorable consideration at the Pa
tent OfiCe. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents"
"Mr r. H. Eddy has made for me THIR-
TEEN applications, in all but ONE of which
patents have been granted, and that one is now
pending. Such unmIstakable proof of great tai
ent and ability on his part. leads me to recon-
mend ALL inventors to apply TO him TO procure
their patents, as they may by sure Of having the
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases,
and at very reasonable charges.
JOHN TAGHART".
Boston, Jan. l. 1870. lyl
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FARM FOR SALE,

way between Barton and Glover villages, con-
sistlng OF 1856 acres of best quality of land, has
twC good sugar orchards, is we'll watered, has
water running to house and both barns, buildings
good Satisfactory pay day given. Will sell
hay. grain and stock, if wanted, w NILES.
Barton, Dec. Is, 1859. 52wl2
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