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OF 1871 such an amount be required for tc ur.
pose Of supporting and maintaining an eiclsnt ysteu
~ Tree public schools IN baltimore county, and meet
Board for building, repairing and furnishing such
schoolhouses, and establishing such new schools as
may be actually necessary.
All Of which Is respectfully SnbmItled.
Gro. u. CAEnAs, Chairman
Jons y. sWiFT,
JomN q. CopLINa, iCotnlsitte,
TuoMAs J. GoRAucu,
JACKSON WILSON.
NOVEMBER 18th, 1870.
ICopyI
SAMUEL KEPLER. SECRETARY
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that brilliant mind u reared IN the noble pur.
suit Of agriculture, will not find sources enough
TO make itself known and felt. Many OF the
greatest minds Of every age have been those who
have been reared amid the csntemplalive and
beautiful scenes OF rural industry, whence they
have been afterwards called 10 participate In the
highest duties Of State aud nation. And IL
thousands Of our sons, now seeking the over.run
avenues Of the professions and the crowded ranks
Of clerkships In our large cities, had the good
fortune 10 become students In good agricultural
schools their own prospects for the future and
the hopes Of their country would be immeasura-
bly, advanced. J.S.G.
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TIVE GoipEs CHY In 1851, Capt, su,rr dis
co,trri gold IN a mill race 10 California Emi
grafton aocked to her shores from all quarters ol
th' world The city % san Francisco began hel
csifyno" : few shanlies perehed upon ID,
sauefed sand his around her magnificent bay
constituted ihc sun ioisl Of her residences. Al
hr,i1s. OF iir,i year these were occupied by
80 Souls 90 'ol On the Is; day Of January,
tstL h,r population numbered lC4, 100 people
SIMON whom sr numbered 1000 children Of
the celr.teI 'john" This is marvellous 10 the
way o'prp.ess To-day the city contains pa.
laiial q irntrs mammoth business houses and
public llfliinf ~ metropolitan splendor. She
boas,i OF 800 manufacturing places: These em-
ploy .c,fat Of siI, 200, 600. They consume
annuall' i,w material 10 the value OF S23, 600,
600 The goods manufactured are worth $4s,-
900 oC0. Take 1t for granted that the golden
city sitting so msjesiically at the "Gslden Gate
shall continue TO advance rs she has In the past,
shat magnificent proportions will she reach
when the Western sun sinks bshiad the Pacific
wave AZ the close o. this century
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NeW Advertisements.

fl'Hls Is To GIVE NOTICE That the sub
L srfb'r hos ahtained from the orrh.n.'
Court - Baltimore couuty. letters Of adminis
tratnu ga the estate II
ions 4. KiTCHENSTEfN,
late 90 said county. deceased. al persons has
ing claims against the saii estate are hereby
warned e. exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. g. tn subscriber
90 Or Lsfort Me ish aas ~ Marok. Iss2;
they may Otherwise by law be excluded froln
all benefit % saii estate. Those indebted D.
said estate are requested T. make immedi ate
payment GIVEN under my hand this llth
lay u July. ls-l.
MARY \. KiTCHENSTEIN,
July = ttt Administrative.
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HiLTIuoKE MtRkEr>.
i,IEi,

80 Iopl.f rrrsr. Eaiun.orr esBntv. on Fri-
ias. iuly siH. Harrs iitttsres. aged 10
iuauths lni4nt t'a 90 b Clinton aud Sallie D.
y -xaL
~ " ,eltls. Map lauI. near Bsltmore. on
ne sth INST Alfs ssrHta Brsu.Ss. ags-i "a
year. w ie 81 h4vi Blrbahk
oa fui.v Ian-Hins. Fiontscs. infant dAugh
irr ai Lests aai Ellen D.. T.bbetis aged 5
'tertht and DAYS
A. hIr'n. haltluare coaniy. % tie 9th iusi
SfFtN IIHsHttt. witr q Alexander Murdoch
on 81 iay sth nsi Msarm, Roe. beloved
wife Y fhaInas Roe. iu the 10Th wear 4 her sre.
ca Juiy sih. 1874. cnaHt.s EnosH. infant
r.sn g . lhn anil farEte a. ulf
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- The splendid "banquct" given TO the BAL.
'imoreans in Pittsburgh at the opening Of the
Pittsburgh and Connellsville railroad, week be.
fore last, was handsome aif.ir indeed. Iiscos,
footed UP 'ae snug sum of $4,000. Hut the
question eomcs up nov FOR se,,lmen, ''who 10 10
pay f5r itg' This Is an iuierroga,ory Of no
sa'all Importance to come folks Il aPI-srs tina,
che whole affair has hesn transacted, the suiire
expense incurred without consulting those who
eoRIrol ihc finances Of the Smoky City" The
city Treasurer says he won'ipay the bill. sous
Que will have 10 do H. No Que was authorized
To incur such expense ior the city, hence the
Twasnict's decision There l. n good joke out
for somebody.
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STRAY cows.

DALTiNoRE COUNTY. TO WIT here
I'D by certify that on this lith day OF July,
1871. ). u. Eansais brought before -wwN
we the subsrrib.f. . Justice 81 the 49,
Peace 81 IL" staieni Maryland ia and-0
Tor the canaiy Aforesaid, as stravs trespassing
upon h's Premises. one large RED COW with
white spot on her Forehead. end some white On
her h'-iy. aud enc spotted RuFFALO HEif-
III. Given under 'ny hAad.
SAMUEL PiNKERTON. j. D.
The "~nsr Of the above described cattle IL
requested - come iorwarj. prove property. pay
charges aud take them away.
J. n. RANSOM.
Ferry Hall Farm, ilth District.
July i5.--..t
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC!
r. ~ Z w
SUPPLY STORE
At GLEN COE STATION.

xEE will open On Nonday. tL~ I..h q.
w April. ~ Sls1ep- -tatlur. Eafta-ra
C~uiFal kzllraa2. 4 FIRST CLASS COUNTRY
Omission HoTeE AND -CPFLT STORE
~Asre Ray . iauE4 cr1ttzaily - haze .
lArE~ sbt va-4-d assurisusnt = Es.ds os ih-
b~sf quality f9T lie l3Essf E.-i asa ss-sres 49,
Having 10y tuf-rlor ,-eilsia.t. So ga. 49,
price, wi.I rasuf,are faFo-z5ly ali arv easa
h9ase p Ealtin1=e. Ne shall Eeef. a1t.rtast.s
= hala serg safsFso- 4ssrrtr5elt Of
GROCERIES
Dry CDYA>.
NAEHWAEE
FLOR
FEED
BACON LAID
ASD SALT
Also
COAL.
10 MEEE.
SHINGLES
FAISTS.
wHI-E LEAD
Oils
AGRICULTURAL lMFLENES-s % az
EiSD-. PLASTER
al ;Ac il-sst z. T-la- t-zads g FEE--L-ZEEs
BOXES AND fSFHA1Es
a4rasL s-els. Negri4hiss a.3 F-..e- f4a----
-alssi u "a e-re1 a-a-s
Nfr'IEN WAEE. ELACE sGlTE-- -gaN
Fph HORSE >EpE>- WAGON AND
'AAElAsE TiZEs. EEAnE-
MADE HORSE AND NrLE SHOES. Ess.sE
SHpE NAILS E-C
La 800. arutlsE1er auG Chii4-ez's E.sa.f asss
49,. e naltszlc-s uaAEEflr-E-e- ai's-rs ara
tArfrlt~rs supple q a. has - e.
Alse. chnins se.ertlar e HIxES. Laxr0Rs.
CfSAkS 4ze Zo3ACcO. Azd a.rz.sss sx--war-
ticis = c-nFiets s.. einss eea.--s f-s3e "a
surriy.
CotSZET PRODUCE taxa q exeaA.--
ana cainsa isslat- Nks2s- osss. Cen ~.
str. bouEat- salS and cr-AE-S-z- we-ss-1---
full selac4l cal t-ual 49, ear enE-s-v s-as-ss
soSEFH y NowEL 90
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Fruit Preserving Powder /:
No-ny's Patent Tasfeless Fruit Pre-
serving Powder.

NJ III seq a.. k=ss IS F-ls 49, --a
w ia-s- a. Ec. a. al s-1s - st-u-s p q.
fr4f Eassr- z-@ ?--s-sr--- s4t1aaus - n A.
H-at- sl4 sAalrrer zazrt.iE g. suza- a.
r-a ~ : 20 rt.-se, e zeae-a- tate 80 a.
Sc + rz-f.asts
--'s eie-Kzt a-.5-le azs r@.r $50 - 49,
tas-sat a lt f.--f.e ltrasgAazi -u--1 81 ~
STATE q trc ASA Ust eEz--e larzsaa
4i Ges 20 cgg- q iar ur4 80 ke~-a-r a.
Einas 81 >ieEe4 frali. Fraa Ezs1s- nzz r-s
sertss- - IA jar enE - lse4 90 q a. rlsss--
du-n- the "a a1i H.
4Esieaa g lnla4Tssa= arr lEr3-4szzz .4sa-
Z e .cEuaH i-4r-4 ~ a. shs Ears us.a 4
IA, 9 49, k-er f-us -ra zr-- Ear- sAs-.
a. aise- F-s-cn%s-
.ff.lu-11s A.G grra 1r1ls a. <Iz.s - : sNasz-s
Fa-rs hase h-ez asE-SeS. and & ~. s.ssz
80 80 r. rzaelr F-i.I ~ $500 . ss- -uas-
a.stnSaisAo7 ratle E-4 teua4ls Sras-s = -
also eraarsez - tas nsass a,1znc-s rksuss-s n
- 10 >1Ases a. .9Irg Arz1f.s- I'D "a
e.erarf F-sse-r---
~ aaFe. - F.11la sxait.iss1 a. aa- So
ih~ n ~ clczAaf esisc-sa,r 81 F--zi = - -.
~ fhe ra4ut-r. V-ese-Ee5 wa a. = Ma4r
Elihasi i-elrE a. ilEaG
PRICE. - CEN-s a BaL.
Nl.rh F-@sr-rrs 90 eu1-ss 81 -,a-ss s-.a-
ara srtr crlfs Er-tA Ia = srar g.u1-1.a -
aga Fec sac a.y tsrasf-s Aa1 z,rs.sr So.
Whelesals ASr=s 81 NE AID 3, G.
a. LEWIS DINlAP.
No - W Baltimore ST. Bal-sro-e
AA-ra :. le1a--ig.
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Miscellaneous.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
LEASEHOLD PROPERTY AT CAN
TON, BALTIMORE COUNTY.
PUBLIC SALE

TON, BALTIMORE COUNTY.
Df virtue Of the authority vested in him by
- mortgage made by Robert II England
aud Arad u. Newton ef the first part and Chaun-
eey Brooks Of the second part, dated on she
18TH October, A. y. 1856, and recorded among
The Mortgage Records "f Baltimore county, in
Liber J. ii. L.. No. %. folio 20g. 4e.. the un-
dersigDcd, Trustee, will offer at Public Sale, ON
the premises, on
TaesdsS. ae isA day Of .J-iy. 1871,
at ~ o'clock, ~,
all that piece or parcel Of ground, C-asehsld.l
situated aud lying 10 said county, la
which 10 thus described, that il tOf-@A
say-beginning Tor the same ON the ssss
North line Of the first avenue, at the, sses
corner formed by the intersection Of Tie ID
avenue with the East line Of sth street, As laid
out sixty fee. wide; and running thence North
on the East line Of 5th street. one hundred feet
thence at right angles 90 Sth street East s9t
feet, TO the West line 81 9Th street thence
South ON the West line of 9Th street leo feet D.
the North line 81 lst avenue then West On
the North line u 1T avenue 2of feet, g. the
place q beginning. being the same property
which. by indenture dated on or about the sIst
Arril, 1865. aud recorded among the Land Re
cirds 81 baltimore county IN Liter J. u. L .
Ne. ~. folio fgi. Ac.. was defaised aud leased
by the Canton Company Il Baltimore % the
1"HN as"rFaA IL AsNsiAIH ~ AfAH y. aENtgn
Tor the term Of ~ year.. renewable forever
subject % . ground rent reserved thereon a
s2ei.oo per annum, l'ayabi. ia two half yearly
instaifnents 81 $1,000 each. on the ist day Z
July aud January IN each year.
The Improvements consist ola
COAL OIL DISTILLERY.
with the necessary building. fixture. Engine.
Tanks and keoeisefs. Tor refining a.. Oh
Thee improvements are comparatively n~w
aud 10 good order. The line ~ the Dnign
Railroad, a. laid out will run nsar the prop
erty.
TERMS % SALE ;-O third q tie t.nr-
eaaEe money cash o. the day u sale the bal
snc- ia tSo equal ins;aifBenis nisix and suelv.
in"uths thereafter. the deferred payments 70
bear interest ffoin the day - sale and . v
s@ruf-sl o. the satisfaction q the Trustee
70 For further inforn.afian. Apply . ths
undersigned.
cHArScEY BROOKS. Trusis~
II WEBSTER. Eoiieitgr.
y >. y Calvert 81. Eait.rao-e.
June zg.-ta.
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a. 90 e.cis.rk A 81
FOURTEEN LOTS OF VALUABLE
B-fTpINt LAND
W : = IN.
mALf AZ ArRE. WORE or LIZ.

At.... ....t....
HALF Al AtBt. MORE OK LE>S.
situated o. i..tar-t.ar The .-,.-.v......t.
On wh.rh esasitt Of "a ..r-.
ppt..t- t.,-t,,,
MN n '' 'l+LiN'.
The fesiisacr .' iHe $50 NJ Eets.s- Asa.
Barn stable. er.i tr.. pary aud ,ulekr
H"ass ADJ .'h'r 4.al hinge Aiss. Punt
Trees g vafioas o.. 800 % f.il t.ar.u-
laeae ls-is are s.sHa tri tr aud a., oiuius q .
sillsge oi heeiersi.Fa. afii a-r the uissi De
sifesie "a ihr tun. t4rg arc also situated
~itai' uue-9uarier 90 "a ml". iral the Res
tersio~ statian N.-f.-a My .a4 Kai.reas.
aEd about ouf-Aaf s...r . il- ues CH,.p
Meeting rfutrl -s.eatt pl-rAasrl ~ ;hc
Methodist kp,f- fs. taarcA o.. the sslate ,af
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PUBLIC SALE
Na'r-tat. 'gt.a -fr $780,
Az .a.-. e
as AcREs or IANn


The Western N4ryizu Ezlireas az De- the
property. Alesi FORTY ACKFs ars s.tsats.i
sputA q the kailrpad. sn uhara - larssrs q
valuable
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Miscellaneous.
TEE MARYLAND
Life Insurance Comfy,
Mn. IN sa..ai, 81 nnn....

VNHE only Company having a deposit Of
l. 100000 with the State Treasurer rs q
guarantee for its policy holders.
Its business Is done on the Mutual plan
Dividends annually after the first year.
All policies Non .Foricitabic.
by economy and good mana cement this Com
pany has accumulated assets In proportion r.
liabilities equal 10 any Company in tho United
State, aud
As il offers equal advantages with other com.
pGnies and keeps capital at home, IL deserves
your patronage and cooperation.
10 is As Illuminating ms u Is runous Ia send
millions Of dollars out Of our State annually
for life insurance that could be invested Al
well at home.
Money in Maryland ia scarce. interest Il
high, and property low, because We are send
ing 40 much 81 II away.
There 10 certainly no necessity for ths. be
cause equal intelligence aud morals will max,
savings banks. life and Ere insurance eonpa
mics, lawyers. doctors. merchants. or anything
clsc nEnE EorAL Ia those ia other states.
Recent experience proves that II Is safer and
better in both life and FIRE b, be- insured a,
home.
In all business. danger. loss aEl dinirulty
increase in ratio Of distance.
II is AS false In theory as il is ruinoas ia e6ccl
b. create the Impression that things are cheap
cr, safer and better because they are al r dis
lance.
Reason. seli-rcspeci. self. intcrest. the laws 81
trade and commerce that govern = thrifty and
intelligent people indicate that a man should
insure At home, where be- lives. iaakcs bis
money, pays his taxes. and expects - leave
his property aud family.
Life Insurance is a subject # crest and srnw.
ing interest.
Il is The day Of all t. provide Tor thos, lie
pendent on them.
Provision tp be- certain must be- iinnstliai@
The only immediate provision j. by life IN
surance.
The first premium insure. the xho!r amour,
INSURED for.
II l. subject 10 t." take, during liie aud u,n,
after death.
IL a man lie 10 debt q save. property fr4m
sacrihre II he owe nothing % saEs- anxiety
aud trouble. Ia sny case d De- that much aided
that Will cpine 10 a. q time when d d. r.st
ncei,d
Msu esarc their house. ana why a.' II.ur.
life when Il s.In greater ,.a5 s-r ana ui b. much
greater value.
70 WILLIAM POLE. late si-r. q. ,siIl tend
the Courts aud travel oyer Baltimore county
as agent lie respectfully ssiiciis the patron.
age and go cooperation - b.. Old Trends
Address WILLIAM POLE.
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SOMETHING NEWT
The Excelsior Pm nm m .

gENiIE undersigned has nsg IN hand aluas,t
u y6en feet 81 choice White Oak Pamp Stock
which has been IN soak in spring water sui
cieHi icaglh II time g. free il from sap. Any
Pump constructed 81 this stock l. guaranteed
not 10 give an unpleasant taste 81 The wai.r.-
His arrangements far preparing raInp Stuck in
the shove manner are most ample aud com
rle,e. aud he will always bePrcPared 10 put M
THE EXCELSIOR PUMP.
Ar SHORT NOTICE.
Always on hand all kinds Of. Pump Fixlure.
81 the very best quality, including lcasherea
Buckets for Old pumps. which can &c furnished
on demand.
Common Wooden Pumps iaaae an she prsm-
ises where they are 10 BE- placed, when desired.
All Pumps construotsi by the subscriber are
warranted for one year. Aiter the 6rst yeas
they will be kept IN order BY him. for 10 years,
Tor the moderate sum 81 81 per year.
lf the Excelsior Pnnap shasiid not give sssis-
faction Il viii h. removed aud the money ~
funded.
sts-Rsiers. by Permission. 10 n. n. Bear
man, Esq. Towssntswn.
Orders by mail. or IN person, attended %
with promptncss. and Al n oderate prices
wM. OLDffRLD. Purr MAgEa,
Fountain Green, uariord County, ma.
July i5.-ly.
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CEE DR DUCKS DExTAB rElcE LlsT
- or FIRST PAGE. Fsb. u--Ir-
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tNE aILL Paw AGENTS a SALARY 90 40 IN.
w va 80 EArNnHrs- allus . larzr sss.usr.is
saan :. nel @nT 80 nna wuna-rfal iuwrsstisrs "A
ass.s - WAGNER o. .narsAaii. Miah
G416 Moxrn Bar.e ana c.rriarr larsi.l.-a
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whose daring bare back Steeple Chase Act has ZEN
dered him celebrated throughout the world and who
has won the highest honors ever awarded to any
nati0us;-
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, May 12.-Cotton decidedly firner:
sales 5is6 bales; Md,iling uplands at 15sc. Flour
sales 800 bbs; State and Western 505 q sO
Round hoop p Ohio 70 q 8 90; Western IS e 20:
Southern 60 "a 900. Wheat dun; sales Il, 900
BUSH; No Spring at 549 IS; Winter Red ana
Amber Western 55 al 81. Corn-better; sales $50
Ohio aud Western at 65 "a 20 Pork active; new mess
IL 90 9 II 25 prime IA so "a 10 90 Lard rmer at 1Ol
e HE Butter quiet; Ohio 11@27c; State Is "a Soc
Whskey ilrmer; Western tree 92c. Rice Arm
Carolina Il 9 SIC. Sugar easier; Muscovado 81 aD
!Oc; lair to good refining 9s49ac. Coffee steady; rio
l3i 90 1Gt. Moiasses firm; Muscovado at 40 lG 43c
Naval StOres-Spirits Turpentine dull at 81 "a 52ic
Rosn steady at 35:9 3If for strained. Petroleum
81 az &c.
Freights to Liverpool quiet; Cotton 1921. Wheat
I'D "'
CHICAGO, May 12.-FIour without decided change.
Wheat less active and shade weaker; No 2 at 80
Corp fairly active; No at 554,. Oats firm at 49, %
So9sl High wines steady at SIZE. Pork in fair de-
mand at II % a II 20. Lard weak at 16a(D1Os Live
Hogs advancing at 40 a 80.
Recelpts-3OO0 bbs. -four, 10, 900 bush wheat 1O7
wv oush corn, 10000 bush. oats, 1000 bush barley
1900 rye, 5000 hogs.
Shpments-6O6O bbls. -four, 900 bush wheat
1900 BUSH corn, 81 coo bush. oats 1900 BUSH rye
1900 bush. barley, A. 600 hogs.
TOLEDO, o., May H. Flour firm. Wheat in
fair demsnd; No. 1 red Wabash 43; No. 2 A.
Corn unchanged. Oats declining; No. at "a.
CINCINNATI, May 12-Mess Pork dull at II 60
Lard and Bulk Meats unchanged. Bacon steady; &c
for shoulders; 999tc for sides. Whiskey dull at sSc
NEW ORLEANS, May 12.-Cotton in fair demand
Middling uplands 15tc.
SAVANNAH, May H. Cotton In good demand
Miodling upands 143c.
CHARLESTON, May 12.-Cotton strong; Middline
uplands 144e -.
MOBILE, May 12-Cotton firm; Middling uplands
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w WARRINGTON.

THE PREMATURE PUBLICATION OF THE TREATY
WASHINGTON, May 12-Soon after the adj
iournment OF the Senate to-day it became
known that the subject of the premature and
unauthorized publication of the treaty had
been brought to the attention of that body,
when an earnest discussion took place in which
the illusions TO newspaper correspondents
were not of flattering nature to those gentle
men; while it was insisted that the dignity of
the Senate demanded tn at an effort should be
made to discover and punish the violators OF its
privileges. The treaty, it was said, was COM
municated as confidence by the executive and
the Senate should therefore take measures to
prevent its members and officers from being
compromised by such publications. 1t was
suggested that perhaps the fault was with the
executive department, from the fact that an
outline OF the treaty was furnished by the De-
partment OF State for publication in two news
papers in this city, and which had been circu-
lated by telegraph throughout the country.
A few favored Senators, it was also said
were furnished with advance copies of the
treaty before it was communicated to the Sem
ate, while others did not receive theirs until
to day. The ia ct was also alluded to that this
was not the first time treaty had been pub
ilshed pending its consideration in the Senate,
and that even during the first year the yeas
and nays on the rejection of the San Domingo
treaty were published In the newspapers, the
Injunction OF secrecy not having been remov-
ed. These things it was strenuously insisted
by several Senators ought to terminate, and
hence with view to remedy it in future a res
olution was adopted ordering that breach of
the privileges Of the Senate had been commit
ted by the publication of the terms and stipu-
lations of the treaty and that committee
OF five be appointed to investigate the
means by which the said publication was pro-
cured, with power to send for persons and pa
pers. While some of the Senators appear to
be Indifferent to the investigation, others ap-
pear determined to make thorough investi-
cation in order to have the executive proceed
ings more carefully guarded in the future and
to punish those who may violate Senatorial
privileges, whether members, officers or other
parties.
The committee will meet tomorrow when
subpoanas will be served on the correspondent
OF the New York Tribune and other journals.
1t is suspected that the investigation will ex-
tend either directly or indirectly beyond the
facts attending the publication of the treaty of
Washington, involving the services of other in
formation really and presumed to be Of o conf
Dental character.
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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, May 12-Synopsis of the
past "a hOurs.-The pIussure and barometer re
main stationary with clear weather on the
Pacific coast. The barometer is falling ip
Western Nebraska and is rising on Lake SUI
periOr. The weather has remained generally
partially cloudy and hazy, with gradually d.
minishng pressure and increasing tempera-
ture. From Missouri to Pennsylvania and
north and eastward. Clear weather has pre-
vailed west OF the Mississippi and cloudy
weather from Kentucky south and eastward.
The lowest barometer now is in Georgia
Heavy rains fell during last night in Kentucky
and West Florida, and from Georgia to North
Carolia. Light rains have extended during
the day at Maryland.
Probabilities. 1t is, probable by Saturday
morning that the storm prevailing in the
Southern States will have moved northeast.
ward with Eight rains and Winds on the mid
die Atlantic coast. No serious disturbance is
apprehended in that region. Fresh winds and
cloudy weather will probably prevail during
the day on the lakes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-13

Socks closed firm and more active with consdera-
Die business In low priced securities. Over 10 900
shares Union Pacifcs changed hands during the day
- Inc following are the closing quotations Of
Stocks
WaStnI IIpn Tal Ii a.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-13
MAINE,

Especial Dispatch by Western Union Line
DISCHARGE OF AN ACCUSED MURDERER.
LEWISTON, May 1.-THE case of John Da
iey' INDICTED for the murder of John Kinney
was gwen to the jury at half past eleven O. clock
thursday forenoon, and after being out about
20 hours, returned verdict this afternoon OF
moi guilty." The prisoner was Immediately
discharged
TIE CLOSING EXERCISES AT GORHAM SEMINARY
uohhAM' May 12.--The closing exercises this
A''ei nooh and evening attracted large audi
ehce' many from Portland and surrounding
towns pelhg present. The class in elocution
occupied the afternoon, and the dramatic ex-
ef'ises III French and English the evening -
an informal levee in the seminary 2arlors fol-
lowed. Mrs. Gen. Chamberlain, Prof. Mora
zaih ana kev. DR.. Mason OF Boston, were
among the guests.