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NEW MPsHIRE.
Arrest of q Thief.

Dentist committed aitheft of some iewelry and
money at Fishery lie, day, and fled to Man
chester where he was arrested and brought to
this city this evening. Papy halls from New
York, and is reported as desparrse character,
being wanted in various places for a like
offence.
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CIR EAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Aug GA conference Of the Ma
tional Union for the suppression of intemper-
ance was held to-day in st. James Hall. The
session was devoted to the consideration of the
present license system, and steps were taken
towards securing amendments to the laws reg
ulating the sale OF liquors, which will advance
the cause.
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HE IS TRULY STUMP SPEAKER.-Who,
when talking, exhibits mouthful OF stumps
If you would keep your dental fxtur in per-
feet order, use the fragrant Sozodont daily; the
recipe is simple but sure. M&W
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DIAMOND lsLAND.-The proprietors of Little
Diamond Island are projecting some deyelop-
ment OF tne facilities afforded by the island for
summer residences, excursions. camnina ont
etc. A wharf is TO be built this saaso, %
commodate steamers and vessels. and :. l.
hoped that other improvements will 500, r.,
o. low
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Valuable Lot On spring Street at
Auction,

ON THURSDAY, August 3st at 8 i-2 O'Clock P
" M: Immediately after sale of desirable property
on Spring st. shall sell the valuable lot NO 1903
lot Is about 80 It front by 81 ieet deep.
ms Is one Of the few unoccupied lots in this de-
sirable location.
Sac positive. Terms very easy and made known
at sale.
F. o. BAILEY Il co, Auciionssr,.
Aug 24-dtd
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LONDON, Aug. 29-l1.30 A. M.-ConsOls opened at
$50 for money and account.
american securities dull; U. S. 5-20s 1862, 92s; do
1850, old, 80; do 1861, 9ls; U. s. 1O-4Vs 9Oa.
PARIS Aug. 29-11. 80 A. M.-Rentes 56f.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 29-11. 80 A. M.--Cotton harden
ng Middling uplands 9bd; sales estimated at ~ 900
bales.
LONDON Aug. 29-1 80 P. M.--American securi-
ties easer United States 5-20s 1852, 923 do 1866,
old, 92s; do 1887, 925.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 29-1 80 p. M.-Cotton frmer {;
Middng uplands 81 az Old; sales estimated at 10 900
bales 5000 bales of which for export and specu
latlon. Wbeat-Red spring los Id a los I'd.
Wheat RECEIPTS Of wheat for three DAYS 90 quar-
ters OF which $4,000 were American.
The shipments OF Cotton from Bombay since last
report were 1000 bales.
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KENTUCK ".

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. ga band of 300
men entered Morgansfield (ky.) Jail Saturday
night and took out white man and negro
charged with Outraging woman near Casey
vile Tuesday night and hung them on tree a
mile from town,
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MATANZAS. Brig Antilles $500 shocks and
heads, Ais pairs heading, 16,761 lumber 423 bbls
potatoes.
Receipts by Railroads aud Steam bonts
GRAND TRUNK RArLwAY.-199 cans milk. $50
Dds. nour l car hops, do ashes Z do BRAN 20 do
oats, do piles. So do lumber, do splints do leath.
er,2 do beans, do lard, dc bars, 8 do old iron,
do slabs, do wood, do corn, do broom corn, do
seed, do snndries Shipments East-2OO bbls. flour
and car sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-89 cases mdse ! car
cattle, 10 bdls hoes, 10 muttons quarters beef 81
pkgs sundries.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BOSToN-25 bags dive
stuff, casks OIL 20 bbls. dyewOOd, "a empty rum
kegs, 20 bids iron 70 crates peaches, so bbs sweet
potatoes, trunks, 10 bags rcs 10 hay cutters, IL
bales carpetng, cases oil cloth, lot furniture, a
bags sumac, leo frkns butter, rs boxes cheese 1863
bars ron q ca es shoes, 20 bds iron, pieces marble
IL ed!s pasteboard sewing machines, 36 pigs tin,
81 boiler tubes 10 boxes lemons, horses sulky 10
cases and 10 bales domesties, 4SO hides 100 pkgs to
order. For Canana ana up country-10 bbls dyewood.
9 casks soda ash, 80 chests tea pieces marble, ~
stone dgsets ~ bdls calf SKINS 81 rolls composition
paper 80 doz brooms carriage, dOz pails 100 car
boys, 30 bales rags do cotton IA bbls OIL 20 boxes
dyewood, SO hides SO bdls castings Stoves pkgs
to order.
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Mrs. MANcHEsrER.-The popular Clairyoy-
ant Physician, is having a large run of prac-
tlce at the Bridgton House, Bridgtou, and will
remain this week, for the accommodation of
those wishing to consult her.
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CITY AND VICINITY
New Advertisement To-day.
JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING

JUDGE NORRIS PhEsiDl
TUEsDAY.-Hannah Warren was up for larceny,
with former conviction alleged. She was bound
over in the sum of $500 for her personal appearance
at the Superior Court in September.
William Looney before the Court Tor assault
and battery and had his case continued until to-
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Boston stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, Aug %.
Family Horse tor Sale.

very SUPERIOR Family Horse; yrs.
IT, old sound, kind and reliable; color black !;
1910 weight 1918. Sold only on account OF ill
(A(0 health of the present owner.
May be sen at RoBINSON'S STABLE, Green st.
Aug 8 Ia
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES,

Boys CLOTHING Just received; large lot
all new. AT j Burleigh s. Co.'S, 81 Middle
street.
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GRAND EXCURSION
Aged brotherhood.

'I'HE Annual Meeting for the choice OF officers or
- any other legal business that may come before
mem, Will be held at Common Council Room City
Buildng on the 31st OF August, 1871, at IL o'clock
Pm. Per Order
au24td JOHN B. HUDSON, sec'y
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
sEu. U~uu- E,~A-u

New YORK, Aug. pa private despatch
from CharlestOwn, S. g., says but nine deaths
occurred from yellow fever, in that city, for the
past month"; and that there is no interruption
OF freight from North of that city to South and
southwest
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iVHo has not seen the new chrome en,;t,od
" Pla ymates," large New Foandland doc and
a child at play; it cannot be told from an 81,
painting, and is not sold for only twenty
1ouars at BALES.
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MEssRs. e. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell, at 10
this morning, all the Furniture, Piano, &C., in
house No. 55 Free street, recently occupied by
the late j. P. BOYD. For particulars see an
other column.
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BRIGGS AllavantOr cures Calarrh. IT,.
Try Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. IT,
GET Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedies
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success. If.
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ENGLISH PERFUMES, fresh, sweet. delight
full, at Whittier's. -.-.
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TOILET articles in great variety-all ae,o and
desirable at reasonable tprices, at Whittier's.
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TEL EGG kApHIO ITEMS

John Downs, Patrick MARVEL and Patrick
Carr, while blasting rocks at Mt. Vernon,
Westchester County, N. Y, Saturday after
noon, were badly injured, the two latter fatal
ly. An examination shows that the explosion
was caused by drilling through packed pow
der.
William Hickman and Jonathan FIack, well
known residents of Utah Territory were arrest
ed Monday, by the United States Marshal at
Camp Floyd on the charge of murder. They
were Tuesday placed in Camp Douglass. The
particulars are unknown.
Ann Eliza Scott, colored, has been arrested
for stealing $1,000 in currency from the Essex
county National Bank of Newark, N. j. She
had been employed to sweep out the bank
Twenty-seven hundred dollars of the money
has been recovered.
There was an explosion of petroleum Mon
day night on board vessel at Penzance. The
vessel was destroyed by fire and two persons
were killed.
The steam tug Ospray has been lost off Dun
dee and six persons drowned.
The steamship Prussian, from Quebec, ran
down the steamer ODER in St Georges Chan
nell All on board are believed to have been
taken off the vessel before she sunk though
that was but the work of few minutes.
The Brooklyn sufferers by the Westfeld ex-
plosion began suits against the ferry company
on Saturday, aggregating $155,000.
. The sale of lots at Yerba Buena plaza for the
benefit of the new City Hall fund of San Fran
cisco, Monday, realized nearly $9S0,O0O, The
prices obtained were higher than any previous
Iy obtained in San Francisco.
Leste. Rices house and barn, with their con-
tents, 10 Millsfield, N. H., were burned on
Saturday night. The fire was caused by de
fective chimney. Loss $25OO; insured tor $11OO
in Coos Mutual
The British Consul at Zanzibar writes that
DR.. Livingstone, the African explorer, is safe
and slowly making his way homeward.
The Standard states that Guerney, the Eng.
fish Commissioner appointed under the Wash.
ington Treaty, receives no compensation for his
services
The Prussians will evacuate the forts near
Paris possibly the 9th of September.
Vice President Colfax has arrived at Mime
apolis, Mimi, from his trip to the Red river
He will leave ST. Paul for South Bend Ind
Thursday.
Emily Smith, o member of the ballet at the
Howard AtheD@um, Boston, was severely but
not dangerously burned Monday night by her
clothing taking fire. 1t occurred after the close
of the performance.
Patrick Butler, a shoemaker of Scituate
Mass, fell from a train at bingham Monda y
night, losing both legs, and died Tuesday.
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NEW French Goods, at Whittier's.

GERMAN CoLoGNEs all sizes and prices, at
Whittiar,s
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"oVefnor Chamberlain Accepts the Presi
dency Of Bowdoiu College
BRUNSWICK, Me-, Aug. 29.-At meeting Of
the boards Of Trustees and Overseers of Bow
dom college, held this day, General Chamber
IAN accepted the Office of President rendered
him last July.
Inc commencement of the fall term has
candidates for admission will be examined on
August olst, or at the opening o: the term.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HE EXTRAORDINARY EFFECT OF FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHITEs is
due to its power ofimparting the vital princi-
pie to all constitutions impaired by wasting OF
facilitating maladies. 1t is acceptable to the
palate, and suitable for all ages and all consti
buttons. The blood is restored to purity and
health, the nerves and muscles are strengthen
ed, while tuberculous or consumptive deposit
is retarded. aug28thd1w&w1t
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To eradicate pimples from the face, use the
DOLLAR REWARD SOAP" tunsparingly.
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NILSSON RI.
afa NJ urderer.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 29.-John Irwin, who
murdered his son-in-law, samuel van Orden
was arrested in East ST. Louis, yesterday.
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Those big oxen on exhibition on the vacant
lot on Pearl street, near the Park, will repay a
visit.
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IIousohoId Furniture at Auction

an THURSDAY, Aug 81. at 10 A M, at Hou-e
~ 20 Danforth ST. We shall sell the Furniture in
said house, consisting in part Parlor Suit Centre
Table. Eng Brussels and Ingram Car pets, Gard Ia
BILE, MahogOny Chamber Set, Hair and Husk Mat
tresses, Feather Beqs, Mirrors, Extension Table;
Lounge in w and Hair Cloth. China and Glass
Ware. EldoIaio Cook stove, together with the entire
Kitchen Furniture.
Also Florence Sewing Machine; Refrigerator; Gas
Fixtures in house.
F.O BAILEY & Co., Aucfioneers.
Aug 24-td
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HANOVER STREET, Boston, is now the finest
business thoroughfare. The AMERICAN House,
thereon, is not only the largest but one of the
best hotels in the country for families, business
men, or tourist.
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Fly SCREENS are at Lothrops, Exchange
street, for 30 Cts
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Weather Report-Aug. 29-I2 p. NJ.
; war department., Signal Service u. S. Army D-
Commerce 'SPoA's ior LILO oehent oI
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R. IL. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auotionesr

NO. 3i6 Congress ST., will sell every evening
IN large assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods viii be sold during the day in lots to sui
purchasers at wholesale prices Cash advanced on ~
descriptions OF goods. Consignments not limited.
February IL, 1868. dit
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A FULL assortment of Paper Hangings,
Window Shades, Screens, etc., for sale by
Iy8tf DEvENs & Co., 10 Free st.
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Wednesday. August 3Oth

= lie VIII be assisted by several eminent Soloists
IRON nome and abroad, a Chorus of Male and Re.
male Voices, and the Portland Band and Orcbestra
ID. H. Chandler Leader.
Hayes Quartette of PHILADELPHIA has been on
gagged for the occasion.
Choruses from the Works of Handel Haydn
Mozart, Beethoven, Rossini Verdi and Others and
the choicest selections of Instrumental Music bv
the Band.
The cars will leave the Portland & Ogdensburg
depot at $50 A. M. precisely; and returning will
leave North Conway at O'Clock p. NJ, stopping at
Lake Sebago 30 minutes, to give all view of the
Lake by moonlight.
The tickets will be sold for Excursion and Con-
cert at the low price of 81 90 for the round trip good
for return to September I'd, thus afordng the tour
lists a delightful opportunity to witness Natures
grandest. panorama, and listen to music among our
native hills
ny- Tickets from intermediate stations oil the
line pro rata.
The Horse Cars will be in readiness at the corner
OF india and Congress streets, the Postoffice and
head of Preble street, at 745 A. NJ to convey those
VINO do not wish to walk to the depot; also, on the
return ofthe train the horse cars will be at the cor
sner of Clark and Spring streets.
An experienced caterer well supplied will ac-
company the party.
Az III unpleasant then frst fair dav auoatd
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE JOSEPH LIBBEY-
The funeral services over the remains of the
late Joseph Libby, Esq, took place yesterd ay
forenoon at 10 o'clock at the residence of his
sonin-law, William L. Alden, No. 8 Gray
street. The attendance was quite large, many
of our business men being present, among
whom were number of the former pupils OF
the deceased. The Aged Brotherhood was
represented by respectable delegation. Rev.
Mr.. Winsor, of Grafton, Mass, son-in law of
the deceased, conducted the services, which
consisted OF a collected Scriptural lesson, fol-
lowed Ivy beautiful poem, short but simple
and appropriate address and prayer. The
remains were taken to Evergreen Cemetery
for intarmpnt
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AN Englshman rushed in breathless haste
into the restaurant of one of our railroad de-
pots on Monday. and gasped out to the pro
prietor:
Get up sandwiches here?"
Yes, sir; how many?"
But yer hain't got time, yer know; the
trains right off p
Plenty of time; the train won't leave for
fifteen minutes
"'Fraid yer Amt; dassn't wait;'' and he
bounced out again nervously, but came back
n minute
Positive yer got time, yer know?'
Yes, sir, plenty"
Fix EN- up, quick?'
Will you have beef or ham?'
"'Amp'
Elisha hurried up dish for another custom
er, and grasping his long knife with tragic
and hurried air, asked:
How many will you have, sr?"
Two!" gasped the perspring Briton, as he
made his twentieth turn across the floor.
Elisha heaved deep sigh of relief from the
onorous task, and wrapped up the heavy order
ia piece of clean paper, then tainted on the
deck -
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co MI M r RCIAL.
E0reign Exn0rf,

Foreign Imports.
GUAYANTLLA, PR. Sch Hector-S2 puneheons
% bbls. mOlasses to Il Churchill q Co.
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MAINE GENERAL HOsPITAL.-The founda-
ton stone of this ediice was laid at the south
west corner of the central front building YES
terday morning with very little ceremony.
There were present the directors and few
citizens, ladies and gentlemen. numbering in
all about thirty persons. The President, Hon.
John B. Brown remarked that it was veneer.
able custom to deposit beneath the corner
stone OF public buildings certain documents
and mementoes relating to the history of the
enterprise. BY the request of the directors he
was honored with the performance of this
agreeable duty.
The Secretary, Dr.. F. H. Gerrish, then Rad
the list of articles sealed up in the copper box.
as follows:
Inaugural idIess of DIR. S. II. Tewksbury,
President o. the Maine Medical Society. de.
livered June, Is, 1867; the memorial Of the
commit tee appointed by the association to me-
luton tie legislature for a charter and an an
pIoprlaG,on; act of ipcorat!on approved Feb.
"A, 1868; report of hospital committee 20 the as
s0ciaton; memorial of the executive eommit
tee of the hospital, petitioning the legislature
Tor grant; resolve OF the legislature in favor
OF the hospital, giving arsenal grounds and
$20,O00, reported March II, 1870; act to amend
the act OF incorporation, February 26 1870; ex-
tracts from records Of incorporation and of the
board OF directors; list of the officers of the hos
pital; list of subscribers to tie hospital: pho.
tographs of the president and directors. Be-
sides these the box contains specimens of u
5. fractional Currency and small coins, Port
land daily paper, August 2Sth and 29th, CEN
sns of the State, for 1871 report OF the trustees
the Insane Asylum.
Mr. Brown then placed the box in the cavity
prepared for it. and with trowel sealed up the
place and spread the cement over the surface
of the stone, and the foundation stone was low
cred in its place by the workmen. The Presi-
dent then said: May this edifice be as endur-
ing and permanent as its benefits are humane
and extensive; and the simple ceremony was
over.
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sale of Valuable Real Estate at
Cape Elizabeth.
DY virtue of license obtained from Hon John
DA. Waterman, Judge of our Probate Court,n and
Tor Cumberland county, shall sell at public auction
on Friday, Sept 29th at o'clock p m, on the prem
ses the following property, viz:
The Homestead place or Anna Deake, late OF Cape
Elizabeth, containing about six acres OF land, being
three miles from the city.
CHARLES DEAKE, Admir-.
r. O. BAILEY 81 CO. Auctieneers.
Sold Tor account OF Al0nzo Wise.
aug 2s-sept A. II, IS.
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ALABAMA.
The Steamer Explosion.

MOBILE, Aug. 29-The steamer Fountain
brought eleven dead bodies this morning from
the wreck OF the Ocean Wave. This makes a
total of thirty-five bodies recovered. 1t is
feared that many more are still under the
wreck. The excursionists were composed
mostly of the working class with their families
No well know citizens are among the killed
except Mr.. Willis of Merriweather, cotton
weigher.
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MR. JOHN l.. SHAW, having just returned from
as Journ among the Mountains, has the pleasure
10 announce to the citizens of POI tland and vcini-
ty, that he has arranged for GRAND MUSICAL Ex-
~ hsloN AND MOUNTAIN CONCERT, to be given
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New Brick Store and Lot at Auc-
ton.

ON Thursday, Aug slst, at l2 1-2 NJ we shall
" sel theidesirabl5 property No $50 Fore ST. hieh
consists OF brick store with tenement overhead.
The building is nearly new and in an excellent To-
cation Tor a grocery business.
TeIms hbetal and made known at sale.
au26td +. o. BAILEY & Co., Auctrs.
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Executors sale.

DY virtue of a license from the Judge of Probate
- tor Cumberland County. shall sell at Pu bic
Auction, on Thursday the thirty first instant, at two
and quarter O'Clock U. M, at office OF F Bailey Il
Co, on Exchange street, the following rights aud
credits, belonging to the estate OF ward Robinson
deceased, viz: sundry notes OF Albert COrss,
pote OF Stephen w Paten. two Dores Of Horace b.
Parker. VIM. b. JERKS, Executor.
Portland, Aug %, 1871. aug23 I'd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-02
NEWS BY MAIL.

All the stock of the Peducah and Illinois
bridge over the Ohio, at Peducah, was sub
scribed for Monday.
The recent rains have destroyed two thirds
OF the crop in Duchess county, New York.
public meeting has been called in Hail.
fax to provide accommodations for the ex-
pected visitors to the great regatta.
Two republican members of the sab Ku-
klux committee are in favor of the President
proclaiming martial law in four or FIVE coun-
ties of South Carolina.
The body of Mrs. Wharton's son has been
disinterred and the contents of his stomach
are being analysed at Baltimore to see if
his mother poisoned him a year ago when he
died.
The immense porcelain factories at Sevres,
the work in which has been entirely suspend.
ed since the commencement of the siege o.
Paris, are to be at once established.
A mass meeting of the German societies O
New York has been summoned by the newl,
formed German American Association, fo
Thursday evening next, to consider the oc
currences of July 18th.
The following postmasters have been ap
pointed: L. Clark, at North Hancock, Me-,
vice L. Graves, resigned; J. M. Purrinton,
at Andover, Maine, vice A. Purnton, de-
ceased; and G. Il. Piper, at Livermore, Me-,
! vice l.. D. Stevens, resigned.
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From San Francisco.

San Francisco, l. Mrs. N. j. SAVERS of
Carson, Nevada, arrived at Stockton last
night, and claimed that her husband was
staying at hotel there with another women.
She went to their room, and shot the woman
three times with revolver, inflicting mortal
wounds. Mrs. SAVERS and husband are now
in Jail.
All is quiet in the Amador mines.
The America sails for China to-day with
the largest cargo of freight ever taken by an
out going steamer from this port.
The steamship city of Adelaide, the first
mail boat under the new contract, arrived to-
day from Sidney, July LIST, via. Honolulu,
bringing full compliment of passengers, and
a large quantity of wool for this port.
The Governor of New South Wales pro-
rogued Parliament on the 22d of June. The
new session commences in October. rich
tin mine has been discovered in the Northera
district. Rev. Canon Alaek was killed by an