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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-05
6tenmboats and Railroads.


SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- NORWICH LINE
EMO, 70, bS' wS cG ES SsG BsS and
dat P2 ds mo- Ins new and stanh steamers
... VII :" e ely OF fhswRENcH. ,nd ,u ,o,,o,
will ls,Ts SsvYorl dali, SUNDAY sI,E,.a :, O'Clock p M fro"
Tor and Norwich there connecting with Express trans
for the points via New London Northern Norwich and Woco'
ter. and Boston Hartford and Erie Ra roads Or IA
Yd FSs R,Sgsh tickets AM rates Of freight ,p o Ss e
SswYort, Oct IL, 1852
HUDSON RIVER NAVIGATION RESI- MED.
a % Eo,t. f Peoples Line for Ai P.s sags Their p
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON. WORCESTER,
Colin ns g TdsTog 81 H. H. TO To- faSy!bgScE -
Deck fare 70 BOSTON, 81 To PROVIDENCE -
and Prov Worcester r. RS Tor Important n Eng cities and towns
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
meets at Serve with br,nch Railroad: At Hampton Junction
With Re ,5 ss,n AM %esiern sa2,d &
S1r Wet Tsda change OF % ao 10 ace Central Pu T
o SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Commencing May a. ls1l;-Leave Seg-Yort as follows:
barre Pi,ion Mahanoy City Nj Carmel lleion TunEhannock
u SFor EaOn. Connecting Junction with Del Lack and
lenown He.brrs sad tie Vest CoS1sc At soncSe for en-
C6unk WaeSlie Scranton wam.po Erie &C. at R s Sd t6
LEI ieh VALLEY RiirOgd for Mauch Chunk
1880 4. m.-Way Train for SOneryne
uEz:O mTfor Termination Biston, Allentown Mauch Chunt
MananOy CITY iaetOn MAesbarre, Reading Columbia Lancaster
bprata Potye, Harrisburg psbug Bel
ydeTe
Zp m.-FOr Panfed
2Op mFor Rlston. Connects Pblrpsburg with Lehgh and
Susl nyson for Allentown, Wkeshare and
Junction with d L. ami W. 2. r.
p m-F0r East0n. Allentown and Mauch Chunk
1907 m.-For S0meryile and Pennington
5pm-CGCSSAu EKPREss. daily for Rason Bethlehem Alien
town Reng Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati Sleep
ing and Palace Cars to Pittsburgh and Chicago.
5:lj .. m-FOT S0neryiue.
in.-PJr Raston.
p.m.-FOr S0mcrylle.
40 PIN bmigrant)- FOR Easton.
ga p. m.-For Paubcld.
L p.m.-For PIauGed, Wednesdays and siturisyA
Por F1beihA $780, 500 $50 75 7:ij, SOD $50 900 ESQ.,
l0:3O lI:f5 100. 200, 30 J5 35 400,
5i5 $50 5i5 C30 100 1880 ~ $3.50 $40 1915 D.
Tickets FOR obtained OF the Central Rail
road OF herts Nssior ami at the principal
r. T. KICKER Superutenieat
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6ituations Uauieo--fen1les.

A TTENTION ,--EmplOyers of SERVANTS
"A dud well Ard cPi, Seye5;s Of 81 nations 20,
st. near Broadway Established 10 years No delay Come and
n. B-PrJtestants and Catholics on hsnL
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. lillds
VGerman Iusute l27 Eors between yncoa ~ station st.
GUNNER HOUSES. Hotels, and Private
y Families spplei with trstca.s HELP u al uatonaue immei-
atey At WALKERS Employment Oice 1888 Sthay over f store
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Chances for Business men.
Sales bn Auttion

A UCTION SALE of American Marble Quarry,
N steam Nil Machinery ard stock the yard takes place at
~ ' ' CHARLES wOoDHOCsE Assignee
A. MRRwIN. AIctioneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Broadway, cor
4hs-Saes Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture DC
MONDAY to SATURDAY June 10 inclusive commencing at
m each dav-EXECUTOBS SALE No Of Books belonging TO the
estate of the late WILLIAM GOWANS
GEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co. Gate Lcavitt
" srebegh Cor Clinton Hail. Aston place For the SALE By
AUCTION COLLECTIONS OF Books PASriSGs and all
kinds Of LITERARY PROPERTY
IMPORTANT SALE or BOOKS
WPDSRSDAY June : al o'clock T. m. Sale a valuable
collection Of Books comprising eIteengy choice and scarce editions Of
ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD WORKS In hne bindings Many
rare Books resng &C. &c Among them be mentioned
BackWoois Magazine loo vols Splendid he Hogarths WORKS
genuine IMPRESSIONS greater OnBa Parker Society PubIcA
tons s. vols, subscribers copy Oxford English Casc ~ vols
bslf nor GenemAus Magazine ~ vols hacf Indian Drawings
over 20 original drawings. LAntqute, 10 vols folio
original edition Pyues Royal Residences, vols, original edition
ELEGANT Editions Shakespeare Catalogues ready books on
eIlib tOnT TUESDAY morning
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Ecctnres ano Mecilnss.

EASTERN BRANCH Y. NJ. c. A.-TlllRD
H. ANNIVERSARY on MOSDAY EVENING, June s. at Their
Grnit Addresses BY Rev Dr.. ANDERSON NEWELL LEWIS.
All invited. Exercises % x o'clock
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financial

OYv,cp cr NoRrHHRS PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
ieO BRoADwAS, v-foRK, June L. NIL
rr,uF Transfer Books for the transfer of Reg
.,s,d Ro,8 wild closed NkDNbSDAi, June H. ana to
opened % az Re- erci Bonds will be made BY mailing from
on ne ant day July to the address Of each eolehSaI
@ - o. closing ofthc books check 70 MS OF hef "uet LOT NV
eca5.s i've of tax kni payable in gold coin Alta
oe Acc la'v viii be paid on ureSentauon on anu ~' 'u
sAe OSos 0iJ'' COOKE O' A. H. BARNEY. TREASURER
Ig0ICE TOWN, COUNTY, and SCHOOL
s0SDS paving 10 and p per cent Ie1 FILLS II Pre-s
-IyFN Der cent Investments on Illinois turn
,le bv JOHN ROCKWELL l0Tnbune bulnLs, ,uSSso
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Goparinersbip Notices.
Ocean Steamers.

/ INITED STATES, EW-ZEALAND, and
" AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
A ade-wheel Steamships
NEVADA.......2i0D tuns 100
400 tuus SANTIAGO DE CUBA tuns
MONb' raj LOh., lOl nns
steamer OF @ line Will he dspac cd from San Francisco
WEDNESDAY. June o. WEDNESDAY, August 10.
WEDNESDAY, Jolly 10. WEDNESDAY September 49,
WEDNESDAY, October IL,
with mails and freight for Honolulu Auckland Wellington
Lyc0n and loGi Chalmers connecting Auckland and Port Chs
With steamships for sydney Melbourne and all the other principal
Australian ports.
Rcr FIRE gh; passage. apply 70 w RAYMOND.
4li Market St, san Francisco Cal
Ort w II. WEBB,
Trefar -fara
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~. !. bAipNlN' ~ 4''.Dsl 4'Ael-
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL RAILROAD

Il
MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE 20 Water Gap Stouhnrg Scr,non
Bnghamton srcHe and Osrego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
DepOts New York foot Of BsTYst and foot Chrstophe
SUMMER ARRANGE kNIs commencing MONDAi Nav l. l3Il
directly through NrwIot without change Of
correcting senator L. aud b. r. r. for Kingston Wbkesoae
Pit'stou. &C.
55am EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denvie with Boon
Branch Dlyerwh Chester Branch Waterloo With SUSSEX X
for Anogcr a11 Newton, AZ Washington with tie d. H. and '" X X
for Water Gap Sousburg, Scranton Great Bend B hnton SYl
use and Osego, AID at s;on VITA hgh VALLEY r. x for all points
that road.
1870 m LETIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop, At Hcwsk Morris
town Dover Waterloo. Hcseits,Oan, Nashnzon Phh1p'hus
anu Bon connects Waterloo with Sussex Railroad; connects AZ
Phlpsburg with Bel Del BelVlere. &c and At fson with
L. " X Tor bethlehem, Allentown, Mach Chunk "hAtsoarre
4.O6 p m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Peterson and
Bonion Directly through to Bn5amton without change OF cars
principal sa'innL
4:l0 ~ EASTOS EXPRESS at Dover with Chester
r. Waterloo with H. r. and al Ia ton With L. " X X Tor
Bet ehsrr. Alert'v7. Reading Harrisburg and The West
$3.50 ~ HACKEFTSTOWG MAIL, connects with Boonton CAeter
and SusseI Railroads - .
$40 snl o. D. . 81. 81. o..
For SUMMIT and intermediate ESQ., 57j 9O 1870
and lI:20 m. 1880 4:ln, $500 aud $40 m. . . .
Por ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGB $50 1915, $40 $3.50 lcO
and n l;lO 2. $40. AGO. 4:JJ $50 b:O o'f 49, v9
For EEwARK At SD 7:l5 7:f5 $40 9:lO, $40 O:lO 1890
n, tl:lO, 300 $3.50 $500 $40 $50 4lD
s20 50 $40 5 $3.50: t:oO 500, $50 so;, $40 y:3, and
Has D. m. Trains marked stop It Basi Newark - - ~.
Leave New-lork or BLOOMFIELD aud aONTCLAIR at GU
Il m. aud 2:oO, 3:5J, $40 GO and p N
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Dot ~ and foot " IDS follows:
Through Express Trains leave Chamhersst at NJ, m 5J
p m anI : D. m daily yes improved Drawing Room Coaches
accorpanv he through Buffalo and SUSPENSION bge
connecting Al gnfcen sleeping Coaches running
Ceyesn4 and Cincinnati Sleeping Cocdes accompany e
II from susquehanna to Buralo TIE $50 p NJ tin rom
NcwYork Bridge AMI the rain from New i9rA 10
buffalo Suspension Bridge, and Cincinnati An Emran Tram leaves
daily a G:lJ N.
For Way '7JO J'O m anu SunuAs
only, $50 a
For Ousyile and Way al fll;3a a. m. 80
NeWbuTzh and WAY, az S'O a J:jo ana ''S p m'
For Sufern and Way, and p. m. -,
Peterson and WAY at 6j 10 IL m' 'bi " o'l O'
9.l5 D. m. and y midnight
For akcnsak slale and Spring Valley at 800 and 2;i5
5:O and 6i5 and Thursdays aud Sundays only At
ti2 midnight 50, 10.
For MACK Talman aud Way at o.: NJ l9 1890
5:l5 tGO and Saturdays only ~ midnight
NBrrs leaving Chaab,si on even hours or hl hoa eaVe
% IS muut earlier thH above time Last boat from I'D
8:l5 p. m. 20,
Tickets anil for Apartments in Dravngoom and Sleeping
Coaches obtained orders for the checking aul transfer OF Bag
Companys o 2il 529 and 9oI Boa 20
FG,on, Brooklyn 100 Broadway
Washur. Depo OF Chamberst and foot If 25s New
York; Long Depot jersey City and Of the Agents at the pnn
cpal hotels. 80 1919, .p-u..,.-,
DAILY. tfOr Pemont ana NFacA ifot hacAehateA'
Fof lackeuRlCk anu Ilillslale Oaly.
/. D. FUCKER Ma %, WV, H. BARK
Gepil sup't III Genl Passr At
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FOR LIVERPOOL,

FOR LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING TITB u. g. NAILS
THR LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch r fos' n iron steamships
FROM PIER No. 40, y. X, EVERY WEDNBSDAl,
follows.
MINNESOTA Capt T. W. PRREsAS. June :, At 93)
IDAHO Capt PRIcE..............Ju June a. at $500 p m
MANHATTAN. Cart ForsYrH. June II, At 800 p
COLORADO, Capt 7. !. FRBE1AN.. June 81 at 800
WISCONSIN, Capt wiLLnxs......June o. at2:oOp D. m.
NEVADA. Capt. GRgES............July5 3, Al 800 a.
Cabin passsSe $50 gold
seersge passage (OGoe No % Broadway SO currency
For freight or cabin passage applyto
WILLIAMS 4 GuToY No. 81 wans.
VNMAN LINE. For QUEENSTOWN and
RI Nal Steamers are aP2gT,sd sal G II
CIII OF DgBLN "a laifar) TUESDAY JHHe - Pm
AMI each .acng SATURDAY and aisrns TUES04Y
No. - NON" river RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST Ft Gas ~ GOLD So srE fiItSfs IN o.@S.'
10 % TO TO FsIs 81
Passenger also fofaafei to HAVE Hamburg Bremen reduced
Tickets can bugh. here moderate rates. by wishing to
further Information 2pP ic C , e q 3 o,,, N.Y.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ FOR sorrHAYPToy AND BREMEN
The steamship HANsA Capt T. Brsenstein viii sail on THURS
DAY June al p from Bremen Pier foot Ih''t hoookea to
steamship DEUTSCHLAND Capt H. A. Neyna5er SATURDAY,
RATES OF PASSAGE TO IoS6oS HAvRR AND BREMEN;
trArABLE IN GOLD, OR ITS EQUIVALENT IL oUHhN'I
Fr cabin
Second cabin.
r9l sSt or passage, :pp to oGIaics
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE: ,.,,
W THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAN1oS NAIL
sTEAMsIiIPs BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAyRB CALLING
The spndd vessels on this the Continent will sail
'D VILE bE PARIS sATgRpAY June T.
PEREIRE. anre sAIlllA1 JuJ
LAFAYETTE. .Roassau. SATuRDAI yuL 10
d. ~ PRICE OF PASSAGE IL GOLD Gnslaiias wipsj
BRE5T OR HAVRE:
TfrslCs
Excursion Tickets issued at reduced rates.
These steamers O carry steersge passengers. go
returning from ;le Coniuen OF Europe
BY taking this line, avoid both transit by bngh TaIws
OF Channel trouble
and expense GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent, No 10 BIo.lNs,
WHITE STAR LINZ IlsE .vD ,,vrpooo,
NEW md FtLI-POWERbD Steamship
TIE SIX LARGEST IN THE OhlD ,,,
oOhA'' ATLANTIC BALTIC ADRIATIC.
turs burlen--J01 D. .. each.
Sailing from EewYork uRDhYS Liverpool on THURS
DAYS and ,ork Hsrbor the day following
ATLANTIC Capt Murray, SATURDAY, June =. az ~
OCEANIC Can't Thompson SATURDAY, july l5, ST. p IN
From White Star Dock. Payona FeIry. Jersey Cty
Passenger accommodation cl.sse) urrvsed combining
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons, smoking and bathrooms m mNshpsee
ton felt Surgeons aud siewardee accompany
hTES-Ssioon $50 gold seer,ge currency. Those wish
Ing 10 the Old County obtain Storage
prepaid certificate S3J, currency . n. -, -,
Passengers from all OF America PsTs Hamburg
Norway. Sweden, lndia, Australia. China, sc.
Excursion tickets granted at lowest
For lpecton OF plans and other ,pp the Compnys
Offices, No - Broadway, he"i0rs j. IL oIAht.n A-tus
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RO0TH" THEATER.

-.r The manager hegs . sanpahoes ... fl
LIMITED SUMNER ENGAGEMENT
Mr. LAWRgNCB BARRETT.
who will sppesr for W Err, time
, . - JANIS HARBBEIL.
hc Poe1ero OF Mr. w e. Wills beautiful HEART STORf IN
Acts, entitled
a., THE MAN o. AIRLIE"
N performed AZ h Princess Thca,cr London for thsn
Ohb hUNDRED NIGHTS and event VI toss
in 1867.
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Passenger Station NevYok Of Twenty seyenh and
Fourh-aye. Entrance o Twenty -seyenh-s.
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Amusemenls.

.--L-I--NNDL- LLrNI-
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Telegraph News Ina General.

St. Louis, IL. The National Board of
Trade closed its sessions to-day. A report
was made in favor of memoralizing the State
Legislature to enact penalties against spurious
warehouse receipts. The subject of duty on
Carolina lumber was referred to the executive
committee to report next year. Resolutions
were adopted requesting Congress to enact
laws to give practical effect to that portion
of the treaty of Washington in relation to the
fisheries depreciating the imposition of taxes
except to supply the working officers of the
government and pay fifty millions of the ma
tional debt. A report was adopted in favor
of the removal of restrictions as to indirect
importation of wines and distilled spirits to
the interior cities. After long debate on
the subject of the currency and finance,
resolution was adopted in favor of steady
grade of contraction at the rate of three per
cent. annually on the entire value of the pa
per currency both legal tender and the ma
tlonal bank. The present secretary and such
other gentlemen the former designated
were requested to attend the next annual
meeting of the dominion board of trade at
Ottawa, January II.
Cincinnati, O., IL. The third trial of j.
McGreham, charged with the murder of
Myers at Hamilton, o., commenced to-day at
Dayton.
Toronto, Ont, IL. Prince Alexis will not
reach Canada till Wednesday or Thursday.
He will be in Ottawa on the 18th.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

London, IL. The following official bulle-
tin was issued from Sandringham at 10 p.
NJ. The Prince of Wales has not slept dur.
ing the evening. but his general state con-
tinues unchanged.
The Times also gives in detail an account
of the progress of the fever. This shows that
soon after the fever set in the mind of the
Prince began to wander. The first lucid in
tervale he had was on the birthday of his wife
the LIST of December, when he exclaimed in
natural tone of voice ''this is the Princess
birthday" On another occasion, just before
his relapse. something was said in his hear
ing about the Queen, and asked, "has the
Queen arrived from Scotland? Does she
know l am sick?" With the exception of
these bref intervales the Prince has been I'M
conscious up to the present hour.
The strike of the telegraphers continues,
and there is great embarrassment. The pub
lie wires are crowded with messages. Sc
rious delays are expected in both public SER
vices.
The Times to-day gave nearly all its
space to the subject of the Princes illness
and its possible fatal results. Several col
umns are devoted to dispatches, describing
the manner in which the news was received
in the provinces.
Madrid IL. The election for the Cortes
took place to day throughout Spain and its al
ready known that the republicans have tri-
umphantly carried candidates in twenty three
of torty-eight capitals of the Provinces and
and in forty-three smaller towns.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The financial excitement in South Carolina
is subsiding, and an effort is making to re-
store the State credit
Several ladies have beon registered in
Memphis to vote, under a clause of the city
charter allowing all property holders to vote.
Frederick Douglass announces his fixed
and unconditional purpose to support General
Grant for denomination and reelection.
Mrs. Elizabeth Atkins of New York, after
a quarrel with intended husband shot herself
on Saturday night, probably MORALLY.
Many cargoes of produce, valued in the
aggregate at $500, 900, are frozen up at Prince
Edward Island. The cargoes are destined
for the other colonies and for Great Britain.
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New York Stock Market.

New YORK, December, IL.
berland Co. 40 Western Union I Tel &c e., sss
Quicksilver Mining CO., 24s4 Pacific Mail, 4sx
Wells, Fargo & Co., Soy; American Merchants Ia
COZ; U. s. Elk. Co., 60A; N. y. Central & Hudson
River, 82zs; do scrip. s7*; Erie 32H; do. pfd Ga
Harlem I22 do. pfd 100 Reading. lI4x Mich
Central, lis Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
70zs; Illinois Central 1873 cleveland 4 Pittsburg
Chicago 4 Rock Island 1881 Mil. l. ST. Paul 53,,
do pid. II Toledo, Wabash & Western, 633s
do pfd 81 Pittsburg q Fort Wayne, 81 /; Terre
Haute, Is ; do. pfd so; Alton, III =; do, pfd lis
Ohio Miss. 42's Boston, Hartford Erie.
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Fires.

Portland, Me-, IL. The house of Albert
Stephenson, of Cape Elizabeth was burned
this morning. Loss $500; insured $500 in
the Hartford.
Philadelphia, IL. The explosion of a coal
oil lamp caused fire last night in dwelling
in Perch street in which the body of man
who died with small pox was consumed. A
mother and three children were turned out
of the house and the neighbors refused them
shelter for fear of the infection. They were
subsequently conveyed to the station house.
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of Ohio objected, and the resolution was not
received.
The House spent an hour in committee,
Mr.. Buffinton of Mass, in the chair, on the
apportionment bill without any special pro-
press.
Mr.. Cox of N. Y, asked leave to offer
resolution of inquiry as to the best plan for
an international copyright law or treaty.
Mr.. Kelly of Penn, objected, and Mr.. Cox
moved to suspend the rules.
Without vote the House adjourned.
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News from New York

New York IL. The subcommittee of the
committee fifty in Brooklyn have examined
the excise and charity departments and as
certained that $4,000 persons are receiving
temporary relief.
The small pox is increasing in Brooklyn.
Last week 81 cases were reported.
The Brooklyn Aldermen have decided in
accordance with the recent decision of the
supreme court simply to canvass the election
returns are received without reference to any
Irregularities
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The Wharton Case.

Annapolis IL. In the Wharton trial to-day
Professor Aiken detailed his analysis and
test for arsenic in the stomach of Ketchum
None was found but sufficient suphide of
tnamonia was found to make fully twenty
grains of tarter cmetic. The witness also
testified to finding from ten to twelve grains
oftartar emetic in the sediment of the tum-
bier taken from the house of Mrs. Wharton.
lie was rigidly cross-examined but his testi-
mony was mistaken.
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Chicago Items.

Chicago, IL. H. DINER formerly clerk in
office Of the anchor line of the steamship New
York has been arrested on charge of embezzle-
ment and left for New York in charge of the
police.
The Board of Trade occupies its new
rooms.
The removal of the Chicago post Office to
the Wabash avenue Methodist church is
completed.
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A Wheeler and Wilson sewing machine,
purchased in the fall of 1868, by Mrs. Joseph
Benson of this city, for fifty dollars, has been
in constant use ever since, with the exception
of one week. in the manufacture of all kinds
of ladies' under clothes, without any expense
for repairs, and the machine is just as good
to-day as when purchased, and could not be
bought for double the original price if anoth-
er could not be purchased.
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At the sale of tickets Yesterday morning

At the sale Of tickets yesterday morning
for the Theo. Thomas Concert, over six hum
dred were disposed of from opening of the
office at 10 o'clock A. M. until IL M. The
capacity Of the Hall is about 1900, with re-
served seats. We advise our readers to Sc
cure their seats at once if they desire to hear
this splendid concert, for no more Sc ats will
be sold than the Hall will comfortably &C.
commodate. Below is the programme of the
concert:
PART /.
Overture, Der Freyschuetz, Weber
Adagio. Prometheus Beethoven
With Harp, Violincello, Clarionet Flute and Bas
soon ObgatO.
Messrs. Diem, Rocco, Wciner, Wendelschafer and
EltZ.
Fantasia on Hungarian Melodies, Listz
Miss Marie krebs and Orchestra
Theme and Variations, Quartette d. minor
Shubert
String Orchestra.
Neutrality-suspicious. and March, Sd Act Lohen.
gren, Wagner
PART II.
overture. william Tell" Rossini
Nelodic n,,.
Caprice, AuDinsIeh
Miss Marie Krebs.
Waltz, Rudolfs Kange Struss
oerenade, tor Flute and French Horn, Till
Messrs. Weiner and Schmitz.
Saltarello. New, Gounod
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New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, December, l /

COTTON-sales SIS bales: mid. uplands 20
FLOUR-9700; state 5s5a 700 round hoop Oht
659735 western S5s7 20, southern 6s0g9 %.
WHEAT 2l000 bu; No. spring I52 9 1855 /; new
60 do winter red and amber western l5S q 100.
CORN $4,000 new mixed western II GO
OATS-salcs $4,000 western So $50
PORK mess, al3.G0. Old, 1870
0O.00. prime,
LARD % 59A steam: a kettle, 10k.
BUTrER-West'n, 12al3: state, 81 1854.
WHISkEY Western free, 1.0l.
RICE-CaroiIna SO 80
SUGAR Porto RICO, q +; Muscovado, 81 s97l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12

The publishers of THE Christian Union,"
known as the paper of which Henry Ward
Beecher is editor, offer in addition to the pa.
per itself couple of beautiful chromos to
new subscribers. The paper contains six
teen pages, is under the editorial direction of
Mr.. Beecher who is aided by talented cor IS
OF assistants, is undenominational, and of
first class rank in all respects. The subscrip-
ton price is So per year. A new subscriber,
however, can have the paper year and the
two chromos mentioned above, for $3.25.
The chromos are beautiful pictures, done by
French photographic painters, and are sold
at the picture stores for $40 pair. The pa
per is worth alone all that is asked for it, and
the chromos are almost a free gift to the sub
scriber. Mr.. Charles A. Robinson will can
vass Augusta for subscriptions, in a few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12
Election.

lbWorcester, Mass, IL. The most exciting
municipal election known here for years was
held to-day, resulting in the election of Geo.
F. Very, Citizens candidate.) by a vote of
354l to 1888 against Geo. Crompton, regular
republican. Mr.. Very has heretofore identi-
fed with the republican party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12
News From Washington.

Washington, /. Secretary Fish in a letter
to Gen. Banks recently suggested an appro-
priaton by Congress of $3.50, 900 for the ex-
penses on the part of the United States tri-
bunal of arbitration at Geneva, and bill to
that effect was introduced in the House to-
day by Gen. Banks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12

There was brilliant bridal reception at the
residence of Mr.. Charles Wilson in Hallowell
on Thursday evening last. The bride is the
only daughter of Mr.. Wilson who was for
merly of the firm of Bodwel & Wilson. Mr..
W. r. Ballard, the bridegroom, is the we'll
known apothecary of that city.