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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
"A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
"A ,,r~nn d MasTl .r y r1. 1911

"A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
"a 4 LAND d hSsT a naSg5a a.sSs ,rr,mn
BONDS BRaRIN9 SIX PKR CENT PER AnsTx. IN GOLD.
INTEREST p rAks ~
These Bosa an go paysbe Ia 70 years. ftua
.s 6Hs JAMES is' eEcass TI.s . SSEos
acre: Z ns .. Tie G ny tn s' ss.s Of Missouri which were
Aa0s TUCK Land ConmsSS9sr Of ,hs Company
Tbs. Bsos. ~. o su,r.s.d BY Railroad Co.
TSs Read completed sene. the south bas Of The
STATE Of Missouri 81 miles, from ST. Iesl, ant !. bang rpidl,
vsias fSr both sgreutas aud mineral purpOsea
eSn; The Bod. 60 cents 2, sIessns and prO,sss lss
aPps,.p: .ho he made forthwith e q: y mi sAs cso secure
FD.nsid Aseus of the A and P. R R. Co., 81 Bro'd't
V,0 HOLDERS OF OHIO STATE STOCKS
rs p.S Gs 6s Hs q tss sfi ot Win e paid
~ ~ a. s SAIOSAL Al me G 81, er
The for month from the 18th instant
f1a2s i . sSRMAs 1cntsr sssl e .,,
FRAsCls =. POND. Atsns, Gensrsi, o...
WEEKLY BULLETIN of the REGISTERED
MONDAY, June 10 1871.
No Of Registered Policies 70 force.
Amount Of REGISTERED Insurance ga slel11
4 psS: .% Is&asa sP % s 5
CITY, cosasv and STAT, Of Ses York a.. '''''''
M eS.s R Ps s Accom-. s he H so ' G
Insurance Company on the morning Of MO 'sSs r. AL
Sworn to before me this 18Th day OfJune' 1911.
SIMEON T. HYDE NOtau Psblic
oTncs o. soETHEHs PACIFIC RAIIRolR Co.,
100 BROADWAY, NEv-YoRE June !, lY7l.
I'EE Transfer Books for the transfer OF Reg
Uttered Ponds win he closed on WEDNESDAY June H. and
Payment Of interest on Bonds will by mailing
this oe the srsi day Of July tie 4irs Of each bondho q
cSS Tss doe III VII pc on and .er 4. dat.
INC O-'' V ~ Vs. A H. BARNEY, Treasurer.
CPUYTEN DUYVIL and PORT MORRIS
- RAILROAD C0MPANY-H0TICB TO SToCKH0LDERS-The
year will be held the 0fce Of the Company Twenty
ssd Fourth in the City OfNewYo on TUESDAY, tie lh day
The win closed o'clock Of the lst day
Of July next until 10 O'Clock Of the lh day next
OF SOUTH CARolISA TREASURY DSPAETnEsr}
CoLUNsIA s. O., June l. 1871,
THE BONDS of the STATE, amounting to
upon TIE Badting House Of H. H. KhPToN Financial
Agent No and st tA1 Trsi;us of9s n COs
VIRGINIA SECURITIES.-Specal attention
given the FUNDING Of the BONDS STOCK and INTEREST
CERTIFICATES Of STATE Of VIRGINIA under the act provide
BONDS COUPONS STOCK bought and so at best rates
Banker and Broker, Brosdst
JOHN MUNR0E & Co, .,,r vonr
Issue Circular Letters Credit for Travellers AMI Draw Bills
MUStOE & Co, No Rue Scribe, Paris,
PAYABLE il GOLD OF eaaiyaent
IOWA COUNTY and CITY BONDS OF the
dIorcur Lee, .,... OLD ISSUES
D''0"i - HOWARD DARLINGTON,
No. III 5. Fourth-s,, Phsdephis. Penn
ILLINOIS 10 PER CENT REGISTERED, and
desirable bonds for sALB BY FITCH ELLIS IL
Rne-Ii.
TNEN per cent Investments on Illinois farm
security made b. JOHN ROCKWELL 10 Tribune Building Chicago
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TIE terms Of Subscription viii be as fousVs:
TEN PR CENT Of the Amoant OF subscribed To be paid in
cas the time subscription The residue to be paid called for By
the BosrI Of Directors on notice thirty days bat call
time o exceed per
Scrip for Of per cen, per annu will be Issued
BIZ the Cpsny payable cut Of the 6rs, earnings the Railway all
nsameu paid on stock subscribed With. thirty days after the
Subscription Books shall be oDenei.
T Company right close the Subscription Books any
tine AFTER the tgenty-Riath Gay o. July, 1911.
b. order Of the Board Of Dreeors
Alexander T. Stewart, Commissioner. on behalf
John Jacob Astor, ~ A.. Coo,n,Bv.
Levi p Morton,
J9ne Is, 1871.
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"a S0N NAl WANTED.-Firs and Second
S0UU.UUU Ger.s.se' se XesTo,s ,ni gr,asi's. pf,2
city Also good COMMERcIAL PAPAR b T. Coos No. 10
Brosdvay Rooms u lui H. Howard BullLas.
d a O0O WANTED, a BUILDING LOAN
- ,OUU. oiabore amount o. 6r', uai'-. o1 p-,le' 70
cost tglce a. much. Adifess Boa yl5s. he~l1fA
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Gbautes for Business Hlfn.

ANY SMART PERSON can CLEAR SD per
N dAy in selling the GREEN MOUNTAIN sEWINGhADhinEo'
Price sis. Warranted ~ give perfect satisfaction ,nA,
A n interview solicited with reliable MAN
"A want NJ business land Otbe who will invest 50 90 wren iuY
assured ~ that positive fortune can he ess ana ho.s
ably acquired NJ I. JBffnhS, eDloeeAe-o---
CTEAMERS for SALE or CHARTER,-Screw
steamer NORWICH Just put complete order for ou
ness Ao STAMFORD high draft and large car
rierx ApplT 70 CHAS w. COPELAND o. Broadway n T.
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WESTERN CITY and COUNTY. Bonds
w Psds aroas V ss usnrrsai rgah.d Bess IN prsss
sdvis H. AMY Co,
----.---. 81 S,ssras
THE NEW-YORK
VIADUCT
Railway Company.

DIRECTORS.
Alexander T. Stewart, A. Oakley hall,
William NJ Tweed, John Jacob Astor,
August Belmont, Peter B. sweeny,
Charles A. Lamont, Levi p. Morton,
James F. D. Lanier, Hugh Smith,
Franklin osgood, William I. Blodgett,
William Butler Duncan, Richard OGorman,
John J. Bradley, Jose F. Navarro,
Charles L. Tiffany, Henry Smith,
William R. Travers, Edward B. Wesley,
Joseph seligman, Manton Marble,
Richard 3. Connolly, John Taylor Johnston,
Henry Hilton.
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CORPORATION Notices.

NOTICE of SALE of LANDS and TENE-
IN MBNTs unpaid Assessments t streets avo1es shi Psk
oDeaiug5 w.ieaiass All extensions - - 49,
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HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEw-YoRK, Monday, June 10, 1871:
The week opened, in the horse market, with
out any noticeable change everything looking very quiet
The sale of horses, carriages, &c. by Mr. H. nande-
water came off to-day, being well attended. Horses
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Cost an6 found.

DANK BOOK L0ST.-BANK BOOK No. 1885,
I'D 25s Bowery savings Bank missing The hatern requested
before the llth June,
is7 Application be made the Bank Tor Eeg Book
I OST.-BANK BOOK No. 1854, issued by
The MaBhaaA Savings Institution and payment OF the same has
beer stepped The obge the BY returning the sane to
the Banf Ga Broadway, Bkecker-st
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TTe sTercis.. ~ lie sh AsSUAL COMMENCEMENT ~
held BOOTHS THEArkRa Iseaty-tar1st AID sIt1 ave.
THURSDAY, Jaas p, at i0i O'Clock ,.-,.
The ht admission 20 the several eaes WI fs
Mace IN the Unigerty Buildings Wasbng TUESDAY, Jdss
30 Applicants will present themselves IL tae Chancr ron
o'clock All students Adequately pared Tor the iAzIsenss
suitably recommended Of approved moral ehirasf a." DC re-
ceved University eiassea
b. he recent acton OF DE Coanc IN the Department 81
Science sn Letters Ceeats Department. have been ns e2hf7J
nee sl charge Tor tuilsa
Csogoes containing n stae AMI Gaasaoas Tor al
missieu can be obtained fTJ1 tue ia1toL
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Dipioen0 Notifies.

COUPONS of the R0NDOUT and OSWEGO
" FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS ese July ],
1911 will paid Office and after ,hg date in gold and free sf
Government tax. EDWARD hAIGhi to.S
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Daily Kennebec Journal.


LONDON.
London, 20. Grote has bequeathed his
library to the London University, of which
he was for some years. President.
In the House of Commons to-day, Mr..
Gladstone said he hoped an early day would
be fixed for discussion of the treaty of WASH
ington.
Sir Charles Dixie opened the question of
ballot. He denied that voting by ballot had
proved a failure in the United States
The debate was continued by number of
members.
The Emperor and Empress of Brazil ar
rived this afternoon.
In the House of Lords tonight, Lord
Oranmore moved resolve expressing regret
that the Queen had been advised to sign the
treaty of Washington, bargin SO unbecom-
ing of the honor and dignity of the country.
Its conditions he said, are in conflict with the
instructions given, abject and humiliating,
and irritated Canada without conciliating
America.
The Earl of Arlie defended and praised
the treaty.
The Earl of Londondale said it gave every
thing to the United States, without securing
an equivalent for England.
Lord Houghton said he was satisfied with
the compact because it would prevent future
quarrels.
Earl Granville closed the debate with a
vigorous defence in the action of the govern
ment, and the motion of Lord Oranmore was
defeated without division.
MADRID.
Madrid, 20. 1t is believed that the Cortes
will approve all the financial bills submitted
by Morat.
The King is to receive NJ. Baral to-day.
FLORENCE.
The Mayor has paid complimentary visit
to the Ambassadors whose presence has hon
ored Florence while 1t has been the capital of
Italy.
ST. PETERSBURG.
st. Petersburg, 30. The Russian govern
ment has suspended the publication of the
Moscow Gazette for disobedience to law
against the use of libelious language con-
corning constituted authorities.
BERLIN.
Berlin, 20. The Emperor has granted an
amnesty to the natives of Alsace and Lor-
raine under sentence of political or military
onences, except where such offences were
combined with ordinary crimes.
PARIS.
Paris, 20. The review at Long Champs to-
day was success. Nothing occurred to mar
its effects. All members of the Ministry and
Assembly were present. The troops showed
much enthusiasm, and repeatedly cheered NJ
Theirs. Military medals were conferred on
Generals Vinoy and Ladmirault, and large
number of promotions in legion of honor an
nounced.
The Patrie denies any truth in the rumor
OF triple alliance between Russia, Prussia
and Austria.
Gambetta in speech at Bordeaux protest
ed his loyalty to present the government.
The illness of Rochefsrt has become seri-
Gus. Physicians have held two consultations
over his case.
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MAINE UNIVERSALLST CONVENTION.

The Maine Universalist Convention assem-
bled at the Universalist church in Bath at
O'Clock Tuesday, Rev. w. +. Gibbs, presid-
ing. The permanent organization was effect
ed by the choice of Hon. +. f. Pillsbury,
president, Hon. Charles Buffum, vice presi-
dent, Rev. Costello Weston. secretary, and
Hon. f. F. Beal, treasurer. The form of
constitution for State conventions, proposed
by the general convention, was referred to
committee to report Wednesday morning
The convention ratified the new constitution
of the United States General Convention,
adopted by that body at the session at Glou-
cester last year.
AT IL o'clock sermon was preached by
Rev. o. +. Vap Cise of Auburn, and at l-2
p. NJ, Rev. CIR. Moor of Augusta preached
an able discourse from Luke Is, 25 and 27,
upon the false and true idea of probation.
At the afternoon session of the council, the
matter of the missionary work of the conven-
ton was taken up and discussed, and the sub
ject was referred to committee to report at a
future meeting of the present session.
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The Polaris left the navy yard at Brook
Ign this afternoon, and is now anchored off
the battery. She will take in the last of her
stores, and equipments and leave for the
North Pole tomorrow.
Judge Stuart will apply to Judge Ingraham
for a stay of the proceedings in the case Of
the murderer Foster.
The subscriptions to thel capital stock of
the Viaduct Railroad, the books for which
were opened yesterday, are said to have
seventy thousand dollars, though much Sc
crecy attends the proceeding, and the direc-
tors refuse to give the exact amount.
The Underground Railroad Company have
been quietly at work for the past month, and
| now has $50 feet of the tunnel completed in
Bond street Another section of considerable
extent in Madison Avenue. The Company
expect to buy enough for both the Viaduct
and Underground roads, and intend to push
the work to completion.
Gov. Hoffman, went to Newport with his
family to-day, but will return in few days.
The benefit of the widow and orphans of
the late Daniel Symons, manager of the
Olympic theatre this afternoon, realized
1900 dollars.
Wilson Douglass, owner of the yacht
Sapho, challenges any yacht on the Atlantic
coast to sail with an $ knot breeze, 20 miles
to windward and return, for 5000 dollars, or
a set of colors. 1t is said that Lorillands
yacht Nandera will accept the challenge.
An employing painter, named Walford, fell
from window in Jersey city last night while
intoxicated, and fatally injured. And this
afternoon . of his workmen, Germans
named Tanner and Book, fell from ladder
on which they were painting and were killed.
The Saengerfest closed to-day. Prizes were
distributed, and visiting societies left for their
homes. The affair has resulted in a pecu-
mary loss which will be sustained by New
York societies.
The Athletics beat the Mutuals at base ball
to-day, to 4.
Utica, n. Y, 20. +. w. Jones and f. II.
Griffith, aged 1G and II years, were yesterday
drowned in Stuband creek.
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Resolutions of respect to the memory of the
late Rev. w. A. p. Dillingham; were present.
ed and unanimously adopted.
The committee on ordination and fellow
ship reported that ordination had been confer
red upon Revs. o. F. Van else and l.. Nc
Kenney. During the year the fellowship was
withdrawn from Rev. N. o. Chaffee for tenn
per and conduct unbecoming minister. On
Tuesday evening there was sermon by
Rev. H. P. Nye of Springfield, Mass, follow
ed by conference meeting led by Rev. CIV.
Bicknell of Portsmouth. There is a good at
tendance. The church was we'll filed at the
afternoon and evening sessions.
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ST ATE NEW 9.

Rufus Bartlett of Newburg, attempted to
commit suicide the other day by sticking
knife into his throat. He received prompt
medical attendance and will live in spite of
himself
A correspondent of the Wing writes that on
Sunday, 18th inst, Harrison Mcdonald of
Glenburn, with his wife and two children, ate
for supper small quantity of smoked ale
wives, and were soon after completely pros
trated, vomiting and frothing at the mouth,
and showing other signs of poisoning. A
physician was called, under whose treatment
the family are slowly recovering. The doc
tor thinks the family were poisoned by eating
fish that was putrefied before being smoked
The passengers on the train on which Bar
ron was fatally injured made up purse of
$3.50 fer his widow.
The hay fields in Cumberland county give
promise of an abundant crop of whiteweed,
with little else. 7s 8I
The Cumberland Bone Co., at their annual
meeting on Tuesday, elected for directors -
s. l.. Goodale of Saco, S. F. Perley of Ma
pies, 5. +. Spring, A. X. Shurtleff, and G..
Hammond of Portland. S. L. Goodale was
elected President; s. F. Perley Vice Presi-
dent; Charles j. Morris, Secretary. During
the last year the company removed their
works from Cumberland to Cape Elizabeth,
and manufactured 100 tons of phosphate.
George Kicker of Pittsfield, on Tuesday,
while working in S. b. Gilman's mill at Yea
zie, was caught by belt, wound over q pull
ley, and terribly injured. He lies in very
precarious condition.
Hon. S. 7. Corser, one of the Railroad
Commissioners, in obedience to the require
ments of the laws of the State, made an Of
fetal visit to the scene of the railroad disas-
tea in Freeport, on Monday, for the purpose
of ascertaining its cause. At that time he
was unable to come to any satisfactory con-
cusion, owing to the state of the wreck, but
he was convinced that the theory of the brok-
en- wheel was erroneous. On making a Sec
on visit, Tuesday afternoon, he found that
the disaster was caused by the breaking of
the axle of the tender-an accident which, in
his opinion, can be prevented by no human
care and foresight. Breaks almost always
occur close up to the wheel, so that . salts
factory examination is impossible, and the
fracture is of such character as to defy
detection until it gives away entirely. Mr..
Corser is of the opinion, however, that the
six-wheel tender in use ought to be supplant-
ed by the more modern eight-wheel tender,
and that the change would be conducive to
the safety of trains. We understand that the
Railroad Commissioners. though generating
the railroad company from all blame in this
case, will recommend this change in their
annual report.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-30

Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails and their
attendant ills, have been, in years gone by,
and will be in years to come, source of
much discomfort and unhappiness to those
who are annoyed with them. BY persistent
efforts and untiring perseverance, DR.. j.
Briggs gave to suffering humanity his reme-
DISQUALIFICATION and Curative. The popular
ity which they have gained, and the entire
satisfaction derived from their use, is well
known and can be attested by all classes who
have suffered with Corns, Bunions, Ingrow-
ing Nails, Chilblains Frosted or Blstered
Feet, &C. Sold by all druggists. fly
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From Springfield.

Springfield, 20. At the Williams College
commencement at Williamstown to-day, the
degree of ID. ID. was conferred upon Daniel
r. Cody of Arlington, Chas. A. Stoddard OF
New York, Alex B. Bullions of Sharon, Con-
nectcut, and Chas. II. Robinson of Tennes-
see, and that of LID. upon Judge Jam,
ID. Colt of the Massachusetts Supreme Corrt,
David A. Wells and Harvey d. Rice of Ohio.
Daniel Downing, a painter, fell from five
story roof of factory at Duckville yesterday,
and was instantly killed.
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HALLS
VEGETABLE SlCluAN
HAIR
RENEWER.

Is the only infalllble Hair Preparation.
RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL
COLOR AND PROMOTING IT'S GROWTH.
II Is the cheapest PrePar ation ever offered
to the public, As one bottle VIII Hast
Ionge and accomplish more than three
bottles Of any other preparation.
Our Remover Is not Dye; it will not stain the
skin others.
1t will keep the Hair from falling out II
cleanses the Scalp and makes the dair DOH,
Lustrous and Silken.
Our treatise on the hair sent nee By mail.
r, p, HALL 4 CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. 4w26
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From New Hampshire.

Concord, %. The early part of the after
noon session of the House was taken up in
passing various bills and resolutions.
Questions of final adjournment will probably
be decided tonight. Nothing is to be done
with Senator Smith, and business will be
closed at once. There is no prospect of
Smith acting with the democrats or as they
are dubbed .'assistant labor -reformers.n
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.


New YORK, June 30.
Mariposa, 4, do. pfa. 81; Canton Co. 49,, Cum
berland Co As Western Union Tel. Co., $50
Quicksilver Mining Co., IL Pacific Mail, AZ;
BOSTON Water Power, 30 Adams Elk. Co., sOi4 :;
Wells, Fargo Cots ; American Merchants I'm ;
So ~. 5. Eek. Co., 53h n. Y. Central and Hudson
River, 967s, do scrip, 9ia Erie, 274do. pfd 80 :;
Harlem, l25 dopfd 1875; Reading, lO9s4 Mich
Central, l2o Lake Shore and Michigan Southern,
1919; lnino-k Central l35 Cleveland h Pittsburt
ll6sa ;Chicago& North Western. 72's do prefer
s9s Chicago Rock Island, los's Mil. 4 st.Paui.
591 do preferred, 79S Toledo Wabash Il West
ern sly (; Toledo, Wabash Il Western prefer ret
70 Pttsburg \ Fort Wayne 9sh Terre Haute
p, do. pid So; Alton, 49,. do. prefd. l2O
Ohio and Miss. 46s Boston Hartford u Erie, "a
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WHEN THE BODY AND BRAIN are well
balanced the stomach is capable of restoring
the waste; but when the brain is large in
proportion, the stomach is incapable of sup
plying it; in other words, the expenditure is
too large for the income. Here lies the cause
of so much suffering from Diseases of the
Heart, Liver, Stomach and Lungs, which is
produced by taxing the Nervous System too
severely; and Fellows COMPOUND OF HY-
rorHosrHIrEs is the only preparation known
which imparts this vitality directly, and con-
sequently the power to overcome disease.
june27- +&wlw
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From Virginia.

Richmond, Va, 90 The third trial of ex-
Mayor Cahoon for completely in forgery was
concluded this evening, the Jury finding him
guilty with Recommendation to clemency. He
was sentenced to two years in the Penitentary.
The Jury will call on the Governor tomorrow
on his behalf. He had been previously con.
victed and sentenced to five years imprison-
ment, but new trial was granted on the law
points,
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From Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, 30. The University of Penn
sylvania, graduated seventy-one students to-
day, 20 in the academy department, and con-
ferred the degree of DID. upon Revs. r. f.
David and E. A. Fogg and Theodore Appel.
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From Lewiston.

Lewiston, 20. An attempt was made on
Saturday to obtain money from the First
National Bank of Lewiston, on forged notes,
purporting to be signed by respectable par
ties belonging in Phillips, Me. The forg-
cry was detected and it is thought the author
will be discovered.
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DEAR JoURsAL:-I wrote you a short time
since about collective" sidewalk, and asked
if it could not be fixed, and 10 and behold it
was fixed the very next day. Who says it
don't 'pay to ADVERTISE" Yours truly,
SIDEWALK.
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From Ohio.

Cincinnati, 20. Bucker Miller's tobacco
factory was seized to-day by Collector Fuller,
on charge of fraudulently using tobacco
stamps. The proprietors claim that they will
make satisfactory defence, give bond and
resume business tomorrow.
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From Jamaica.

Kingston, 20. Mr.. Rush, North Colonial
Secretary of Jamaca, has been appointed
Governor of the West India confederation, to
reside at Antigua. Business in San Domingo
is dull and disturbances continue on the from
tier. The German residents are urging an
neXtion to the United States, and it is SAID
with approval of the German government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-30

According to the New York Sunday Muir
curry, the standard sporting paper of the
country, the Empire Circus is taking daily
from $500 to $1,000, although billed by Bar
mum and Stone & Murray.
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marrieD.

In Pittston, 18th inst, by Rev. G. b. Bessie, Mr..
Freeman \. Barker to Miss Belle Brery both of C.
In Portland, 9th inst, Horatio I. Libby to Miss
NJ. Louise Wescott, both of p.
In Chelsea, 10Th inst George W searls to Miss
Julia a. Wellman both of c.; also 22d inst, Saml
r. Wallace to Miss Frances Davis both of &.