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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06

WEATHER PRoBABIIITIEs.-Telegr re-
ports indicate frequent rains in the next three
months; to prepare for it, purchase an umbrel-
la from Cogia Hassan's new and large stock
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Miss STARBIRD. Florence correspond

Of1o Ut 0IO 4VtW tHteS says.
Miss Starbird, of Portland, already thor.
ough musician, is, by study, acquiring new
skill, to fit her for the operate stage. The
veiy good quality of the crude material of the
American voice is acknowledged, and all that
needed is a painstaking culture to develop
fine natural powers. Speaking in a general
way, it may be said that our national voice
shows to less advantage in talking than in
snoinp
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WYOMING


LARAMIE City, Oct 5.-The Jail last even
ing was ,nvaaed by gang OF desperadoes from
Black Hills, who liberated their comra dr =
after which they all escaped to the hills. Non,
of the prisoners have yet been recaptured.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06

You don't know how those stereoscopic
Views of thu United States in general sell at
Hale's! You must 90 soon and secure some.
They are selling at eighty eight cents dozen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06

Don'T BE SvINDLED BY PEDDLERs.- But
call aud see thu different styles of Linen Mark
ers, at L. G. Brunels, $50 Exchange st. s7eo1m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06

CiNcINNATI, Oct. Pork in light demand but
holders are hrm at 10 90. Lard-denand light and
advanced &c; rough sides &c; shoulders &C. Bacon
IN iair demand and advance1 sides "a "a 73c Shout,
ders held at Tic. Live Hogs advanced and in fair
9ikc. - ~e " y
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MIsCELLANEOC. NoTICEs,

WE should Judge from appear oces that Raj.
ley & Co., at their store on Congr>as street
were selling more dry goods than all the etail
stoIes in the city. Our lady friends say th,7
are selling very cheap.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06
MAsSACHUsEr FRS.

Fatal a &C idenf.
ophlNaFlELD, Oct: 5.--Jas. Dooley, brake
man Oh tue Boston & A ibanv ra,j,9.S was ~.
tally injured this morhing By talling between
the Cars near HinSdae.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06

IT is getting TO be well Known fact that
Clothing o: all kinds can be bought at the low
est prices, at Duran's 40 opposite foot OF Ex-
change ST. oct3-2t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06

JUDGE MORRIS PREsID tNe.
THURsDAY.-w illiam Il. Kirby, tor larceny, was
hned S5 anu costs. Strout & Gage.
Timothy Reardon, for assault and battery, was
fined So and costs
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CARPETS. sc nt auction.

I'm saturday, at ten A NJ, at office The Furniture
an Hair Cloth, Cbamb Set new and 5 cond- hand
Carpets, What-Nots, Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, Exlen-
sion able, Dining Room Chairs, Crocser and Glass
Ware, Parlor, Albright and Go Stoves Hat Tree,
b. d.. and Bedding, lIedsteads, B anKeIs, &c.
r. %. BAILEY a. Co. AuciIoneers.
o,6-dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06

TOILET articles in great variety-all new
and desirable-at reasonable prices,i at Whit
tiers
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06

ENGLISH PERFUMES, fresh, sweet, delightful,
at Whittier's.
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Massachusetts, Institute of
TECHNOLOGY.

Autumn Entrance Examination Sept. IS
LNOR Catalogue, and Examination Papers of June
l. o. apply to Prof SAMUEL kNEELAND, Sec
rotary, Boston, Mass. sep1i-sodl2t
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ILLINOIS.
Gen. SherIda Huut.

CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-Gen. Sheridan's hunting
party arrived this morning burdeped with the
buffalo, % elk, 40 antelopes $50 wild turkeys,
and other game in proportion.
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COOP Pants, 50 80 at Doran's, 40, Opposit
foot of Exchange ST. oct6 2t
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GERMAN CcLoeNEs, all sizes and prices, at
Whtter's.
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LOOK out for Duran's advertisement on
Monday. oci6 hit
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06

New French Goods at whittier's.
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Horse Blankets, Robes, Rubber Covers, Wa
terproof Goats, Camp Misunderstanding cheap
at the Bazar IA Exchange st. oct63t
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The Rus.ian M,ni ter.

The Russian Minister, M. Catoacazy, was re-
Gently informed by Secretary Fish thai If W her
the visit of The Grand Duke Alexisis was con
eluded. he shall not be recalled, HIS passports
will be sent to him, and that the President
will not receive him unless accompanied by
the Grand Duke, aud further that the Press
dent, at no Time, will hold conversation with
him.
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The dead Letter officer received 310,O9s DUR
ing September and returned ,0S1 to the
writer's.
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WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 8. "A despatch has beer
received at the Executive Mansion from the
President, which says he will arrive at Balti
more Tomorrow morning, and will remain
there part of day before comlug to Washing
ton
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Weather Report-Oct, SD p. NJ.

war Department, Signal Service U. s. Army, Di-
VISION OF kilograms and Reports for the beneit OF
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HALE has some very interesting goods now
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NEW YORK. Oct. Hornmo.-Geld 1l3B. Money
6per cent Sterling Exchange 1888 q 109i. Stocks
steady but not very active.
The following the forenoon quotations of South
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06

NEW York, Oct. 4-Mayor Hall was inter-
viewed by a reporter last evening, and said:
Il half expect to be disbelieved wheu state
what is really pure fact. 1 pleoge my word l
have not mixed myself up with these so-called
city rdlers. I knew they were acting fraudn-
iently, and if bad possessed the power 1 would
have put stop to their proceedings. The
Mayor of this city is after all but unit. He
is at the beck and call OF almost every petty
politician, though he bears ON his shoulders
wonderful weight of responsibility. have no
dread tina. the investigation will damage my
character"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06

Mayor Hall to-day said concerning the rela-
tionship existing between The foreman of the
grand jury (Gen. HalD aud himself that the
radicals evaded the jury duty and sece ,sarily
the jury is composed OF 9mocrats, "They will
shield me from persecution. 1 have no doubt
il am obliged to take stand ia court it will
establish my innocence aud make such revela-
tons 10 relation to the Tammany trouble as
will astonish the country.
1t is confidently asserted, however, that the
case against Hall will not be referred to the
present grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
Gu1tion Sales Of Real gstate.

A WESTCHESTER FARM AT AUCTION.-A
"A FARM Of 81 acres with large Dwelling suitable for private
and other buildings all cuure situate in the town Of
Sonprs a part tie farm of B. Camp esq will be SOLD
auction premises the 22d day OF September ae1 al
1 oco a
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEwYORK Thursday, Sept. Il. 1871.
The market to-day was fairly active for
Canadian farm horses railroad horses AMI prime west
ern truck horses Prices paid from 25 to 900 per
head for sound Canadians and from s5 TO $50 per head
for good serviceabe railroad horses Firsrae fruck
horses sold ut from sGGO to $3.50 per pair. No aDsac-
actions In pleasure horses were reported. -
At the sale held at private stables No. $50 West
Flftethst., Messrs. johnson Van Tassc realized the
following prices for the stock brought under the ham,
mer:
Dark bay mare Katy" bred, 1si hands high, Mr..
MorIn's well known tandem leader brought only s}3
Tandem wheel horse bay, lG hands hIsh, years old,
$225.
Dark bay road horse IL. hands high GeaTs DID, said
to trot in 2:5C, s2C5.
s220.
An Imported dog cart knocked down at sl65, and
otop wagons at sl3j and sl75 respectively The harness
WIS sou nj comparatively low figures The fttendance
ated than had been expected
An auction sale OF horsc carrio oea dr. will as usual
Dc ned at Messrs Johnston & Van Tassells Horse and
friday ut Ia o'clock,
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday. Sept. II. ISL
At the Exchange business has been dull and
without interest Brokers report good inquiry TOT I'M
improved lots. Several important TRANSACTIONS nave
heen made during the week V. X. Stevenson Son
have sold q plo 5Ox1OO the east side of the Grand
Boueya,d 81 feet south of Sevcnty-seconds for $4,000
70 Charles r. Leslie OF Charleston, s. C.
WIN Raynor rcpOrts sale OF six lots on Onehundred-
sndthi"ty.sccOnd-st between Tcnth-avc. and old
Rroadway for 900 has since been refused for
them Also four lots south side 0f ono lundrcd-and-
thirty fth-st between Fifth and Sxhaves for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
Citr Real Cstate for Sale
fona 1slano Real Gstate for 6ale.

| ONG ISLAND FARM, near Huntington, for
IL ALB75 ca tahe IS woodland Buildings all III good
sT<r Pnoe 70 Include stock crops. Ae.. $1,000
NJ. A. RJLAND Co., Beekman-st
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
SPLENDID SEA ISLAND PLANTATION
wadmallow ISLAND, Eouth Carolina, 20
Miles from Charleston,

ROSE BANK PLANTATION contains 900 acres GOO Of Which
planting lands for COTTON CORN &C. the balance being in FINE
HEAVY WOOD LAND This weikown Plantation formerly The
property Of Dr. Wtdge deceased requisite for raising
he tne:t Sea Leland Long Staple Cotton and fully equal to any
condition than other Sea Island property sn6 Vel TO- be
The
Dwelling House. Gin House aud Gins Engine House with
SteamFnyne lGhose Cotton House. s Mil with complete
uchuer Houses. About 400 are row
planted and Corn the Crops btug go and tho Cotton
will bring One Dollar pound (raIey brings ess
pounds produced per The s has been
cultivated veil and thoroughly manfred
each
The present other plantations fnts 1t neces
sell this witt above Bmlng and eTpunanc as
well Mules Pow and all Agricultural IMPLEMENTS really 10
planting this Fall for tie next years crop There viii he cot
the arising from the present. crop manure the
Land for
On the Pptatn Fy Hands mostly born the premises
strongly attached their old home They CIVIL industrious
aboer plantation hands with tie Hoe the Flow AouIdan
slors LoS cn found in the vicinity 50 cents day
This very valuable property worth before the SO and qnte
valuable half pt prie Terms almost
sug purchaser tie Plantation out OF ihe Cops Ke
epce factor In Charleston c. 70 whom
the producveness and splendid condition Of this Plantation well
known
To avoiding the inclemen Winters OF the North
special viii he sold FOR part cash or exchanged for Improves
property New-iok it, vicinity For further p6rieuia Apply
JOHN e. JACoBSOHN, 'Oi Broadway, Ne"'ioIE'
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
Dssttbsstsr Conntn Real Gstate for Sale

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
Tor SALE accommodating within hour and bah OF
hes fo wes,ch County containing 400 in the highest
ss cultivation land spleudd MANSION so feet 'front.'
fse dep perfect order also Building, 10 by 0o arranged
% enShSuse scsemv 90 level ground suitable for
oetet also Gng ard Saw Mill u feet bead Of failing
osn ban stable hundred head Of cattle apple
tssa s0d pear orchard Oh grated and choice fruit fronting
me- hoees al in ORDER and grounds ornamental pure al
~ ne house every respect geremsns establishment and
W hA unsurpassed anywhere the atmosphere dry and adapted
zeal snsa good bouse and O rs fee, front D the city Will bs
AaAaa psyneut Address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
NETWORK AND NEW-IIAVEN RAIL-
~ ROAD.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMBSt ING MAY n, 1871.

Station NewYok Of Twenty Sventhst and
Fourthave. Entrance OIL Twenty seyenthst
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
Gituatione Uante6--females.

YOUNG LADY desires a SITUATION in
N family or school, she qualified to teach the Engnsn
branches and rudments Of music Address J Newaven Conn
EIRST- RATE Female SERVANTS supplied by
PIERCE Co.. Bowling Greenhorn and other seec'
tions from Americans English Cenan', swedes and lnso
EIRST-CLASS Catholic and Protestant SER- SEX
WANTS for city country constantly hand at Mrs YORK
sTON'S. 49 Bleecker.s.
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. llids
German Eorfoks between Ryingon and stantons
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15

fOuthGve. EntraLce I~enty'se'ehthsH
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoRK
For Y.waven ard Brdeeport EI lo M l25 tEI)
ErF rst s s u.s. sa I tDi rss Southport, and we.po ~
i sss sS Il! Gi M '
For b.rcn ! 3 llS isO s:o and s2GP a.,
80 sSi iIS si1S.; sss s s;5 AS tE1 a.,
Boston, via both s'''Ece;os EcossRcTiS sRs III s'? TRANS
Fs .Sa 4. .na shss Line and md
For Newport R. L. ls Lex, ,Gs"sDs Is,s ,s .,js, Nth
Narraganseti Bay at "cki0Fd Arriving '' aA
For connee,u River Railroad. l2l' m to Montreal,
For .riod FIssnee fAl R.sa a. P;oIla.I: Is
Z .ai Se.Ts5 n to North
'TG2 psf :Ta adsiovu and Railroad f
For F. 1iS oa,sone MI Railroad and to Waterbury
FS FS S.SssS's f?t esH
d F%l" Sa %i sRsRs Is ~ Car attached to the
e s. AZ s i,s i;;; II. :s:s
4 1900 hs oSts: s. 's f
have their ''s ss! HofT :S.''
NEW;YoRK GENTRjAL Al: rs;asl AND MGDsoN 1y...'
O., n. m, C6e.Go ard Montreal Express
ic'55 p % sPreisi cSag fast train With DFa"nsr''"
s.EE, special E.Ps,. from yerYo.l to s. ASan
u m. Fi. P.esc with ssepHse' for "'e'"H
sys' s s.cssl ss ae 70, Eosh s.
1.S % 4. % stSs sd csits .si ss
u viii e1ys on ssS s51a T19 f.pts.s with through sieep
= ap ppm'. p n Hudson Easo Special train. .,..
a. nd .!;J b i ss Fs'sai;'ls sa1 81; ''' :" fs', a
s:2o and a 1 S,sf Sng as 5O $40 and 1880 m
fIsaeE. s1sdsv as, Ms, ra.-sso and IGnt
r'SsRl'''' s''s. G:,ii e 'SsissDRGE G'. fs" Agent
New Jersey RAILROAD-FROM FOOT Of
is & w4s! fs1tsDnar41a
"a 4R s sCSFH MFfT Sl%sFi ~
s''E FJ rs ,s %Es4 ". s'a
p: to Fs .fs 't.'s o..
Sssir sSss r.e i,Se es' .s ,sd s,.. s
ss % ss s: 100 tsss s:
sa p,G,SiS Gen P..g AZ. JACKSON Gen, Sop.
NIEwpORT AND WEXFORD RAILROAD
T. z DSe, a s.tse. ''s s.ss; s:H;1
Dawn. % .Gs lsa.s Eoea Rc:r 4: ,,,, ,,,
Nesr0n in less 'l'' ss'' THEODORE WARREN Ag,u.
COJTTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND.
n. sss; s.s ,,t. H,jsst ssssEsrs e 5sfs h'A
c,n,..dus MONDAY Nay is, 1871 from Roosevelt And enad
~ r.ss.s.r r.s::s. r:s:s;sf 3 e.: s:s,s s ,.,. ..s
, ss. : s:;:::sa ss:s;.::::sa.ass sss'is;is e; s.s,..
j." I..n1 I'd P.'A's'' By stage for s.'10" and Fire
80, is;;s. i;ssss;. ;....s::ss:;,ss. as:::ssass
''' "'' V1 NJ .!:. a. :' 4: Scsa:;
2. :,:..: =: =. .:a::. s.s:: :: .:::s -: ~ INA
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
Uounirp tleal Gsiate for Gale.

EOR SALE OF EXC1IANGE-22 Acres, q
beautiful fARM Maryland tile NorhEast Rver pleasantly
game fhug mostly under culvaion 6ne large mansion
Chestnut timber outbungsi apple orchard
water communication TO rhladia ard Bamore must
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A desirable
HOUSE modern improvements bali of ground miles from C
Hall railroads for New Englsn home Apply 80 Psrkaw Room TO-
STATEN ISLAND SPECIALTY.-FOr SALE
~ Terrace New Brighton three minutes from landing
HOUSE with lots Of groupd Of the
mOst attractive situations tie north shore.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15

On SiAMrORD and GREENWICII-The
eu pc.ai ,tesI boat AMHRiCUS foot OF
itst L'Ehf AFfnhNOONst 800 and Threyen,s.t al a4s
Ss hetufAng leaves Stsmorl at o'clock and en.b At 75
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
forces, Carriages, fjarness, &-e.


IT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
IA ose. s%Hssf2S ssS SS..oSS SAS y TASsE.L SsE,1,
Opposite the Postoacs '''"'
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
Of our business Is conducted a our
HORSE AUCTION MART,
no. lie, AND ia EAST l3rH.sT., NEAR tTHAvB,
Where hold regular
sAESS s. Sss$ ASR }s' ,no.,
. a1 s
on the same principles "ncn govern h'n'as houses
" M a "Sifsf GIVE ERf OF EVERY HORSE h.,
iSHH FSR AND
Keep 'fsiS LIBERAL ADvIStEs MADE ON CONSIGNMENT
BREWSTER of Twenty -ifth-st.,
NEAR T1IIRDAvR
ESTABLISHED 1888.
Our Pail Stock. consisting In parOf
I,ANDAUS, CI.ARENCES,
DEMILANDAUS, COUPES'
il, now offered o cusomersat
FACTORY PRICES.
CALL0W SSlSSSSE2D 3 SoNS' LONDON WHIP.
81 SaiSn.ar,rs "a oiF.'
VHARLES WEEKS e. Co.,
y cARk4GS DuiLDESSs ETRSSIIiys WAREHOUSE
Special attention 10 given " the - .-,.
SMALLER ARTICLES AND WARES
u use By the best class Of City and Country trade
HORSE-BLANKETS, ROBES, HA + -,
10 $50 each Z. NJ NOSEMAN BRO. hsnufaeturers
" "'N~- ia Gkamberss.
y CAMPBELL,
H. No. 50 Fourtbave.
Opposte the Bible IIorsr
MANCPACTtkER AND IMPORTER OF FINE
FRENCH AND ENGLISH HARNESS AND
SADDLERY,
OGers for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
THE GREATEST VARIETY OF
KERSEY DRESS BLANKETS,
LAP ROBES, &c.s
at lowest prices.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15

FOR LIVERPOOL,
CvIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE U. 8. MAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch Of their hrstcass full iron steamships
FROM PIER No. 46, n. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
q follows:
WISCONSIN, Capt WILLIAMS. September 2o at 1000
NEVADA. Capt September 27, q, 800 p
WYOMING Capt wHsERAY...... October T. at 9:3os.m.
MINNESOTA. Capt T. W. .FREKMAS. October H. at 800
IDAHO, Capt PRIcs..... October ID,
MANHATTAN, Capt j. B. PRIcs.....O October 20.
Cabin passage, 900, gold
steerage passage (OGce No. 20 BrOsdway) $3O currency
For feigh, cabin passage. appyto
WILLIAMS GuIoN. No. 50 walls.
INMAN LINE. For QUEENSTOWN and
CTS CTY OF OF pUSs ss s F. %
ITY TY OF OF sss s! e s.
AMI each succeeding SATURDAY ,nd THURSDAY No. IS
NO"n A''s'' RATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST IN GOLD ss srEGaAGK IN
To- bo9aon. 60 90 To To PsIs hS9aon
Passenger, havre Hamburg, Sweden, Norway and
Tese.n b bought here moderate rates. by persons wishing to
For further '''SH tShS s' g. bAs H fsss''E ass qsfs
only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
s?HAMsrs sH sfhAs SHTRE1S SSSi0ak AND G1VaE CALLING
vessel. .s: ySa:s route for the Continent will sail
y Il.
Ssssi Sss:ss:i
PRICE or Is FSsSASs SASsr S 81 SSsy SR: pRR:'as ''
F fSerRs6y # sf''Rf RhDSGED t RATES
These steamers not carry steerage passengers =,
going returning the Continent of Europe
this n avoid both transit y Enehsh railways
and scomfors Of crossing the Chne beside saving me- trouble
and expense. GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent No. 81 DroalTM
WHITE 81 STAB Ar LINE. I3sE AVN ,,vrDpoo,
ShM Tue kfG SIX tARdRsf I INT II TlE ij oRGp
ATLANTIC >, BALTIC. ADRIATIC
5000 tups hurien-J.DO0 b. D. each -
Sailing New York SATuRDAYS from Liverpool on THURS
DAYS Cork IIarbor the day following
OCEANIC. Sept 23. at 2. U
BALTIC, October I. at II a. m.
From White Star Dock P.vota Ferry Jersey Ct!
Passenger accommodations for i clssse nnvad combining
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT
Saloons smoking and bathrooms 10 munp o
least motion felt Surgeons and ewares'es accompany
these
the Old County now Obtain steersge
prepaid certificates, S33, currency , . n. r,
hooked TO from all parts OF America fs aihous
Eorway Ewedcn, India, Australia. Chins, &C.
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates
Drafts from Fl upward
inspection plans and other Information apply AZ he tnp'n
odcec No. 10 Iroadway New.Yoth J. H. SPAkkS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
New- Jcrsen Real gslate for Sale.

NOR SALE, at SUMMIT, UNION Co., n. j.
Ame@ cent ccr'rv H. DNNCE, cou, ing about
81 land vel 1A out G@ri nd rt dcu Nc with haniscm -
oy HOSE. will al ss onltui &ugs Sc For lhO!o
sa house and particulars apply TO ALLEN BROWN % Broad
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-04
ENGLAND.
LONDON, july 3.

LONDON, July3
Arrived ont, the Colorado
1t Is reported that Lord Bloomfield will
retire from the position Of British Am
bassador at Vienna, and that he is to be
succeeded by Sir Alexander Buchanan
Lord Lotus, the present Ambassador tC
Berlin, taking the latter's port at st.
Petersburg. Olo Russell has been ap
pointed Ambassador to Berlin, and will
be replaced in the Foreign Office by Lord
Tenterden.
There was disturbance by the Orange.
men on Saturday at lorgan, Ulster cOun.
ty. The military were called out, the
riot act read, and The rioters dispersed
Quiet has been restored.
The Arrogan, pioneer steamship Of
the Bristol and New York line, sailed
from the former port on Saturday, with
forty-four passengers and full cargo
Thousands Of spectators witnessed the
departure, amid enthusiastic cheers for
the new line
The French loan Is already much above
the price at which II was issued, because
Of the quiet manner in which the French
elections passed of,
The health of Mr. Childers, late First
Lord Of the Admiralty, Is improving
The details Of the census received
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-04
WASHINGTON.
The Retired Legal Tenders.
WASHINGTON, July 3


The acting U. s. Treasurer, in reply Il
an inquiry respecting the redemption o
legal tender notes, says that no mmeriCa
register has been kept and therefore II i
not possible 10 say whether legal tendeI
notes OF any given numbers have been
retired.
Col. VIM. Maynadier, Of the Ordnance
Department, died this morning At his resi-
dcncc in this city, aged IS years,
The Postmaster General to-day ap
pointed Elias Smith, Of Galveston, aS Spe
rial agent of the Post Office Department
for the State OI Texas on mail depreda
tons
Second Assistant Postmaster Genera
Smith leaves Washington tonight for 81
Paul, for the benefit Ol his health.
Ex-senator Warner, Unsupported Col
lectOr of the port Of Mobile, leaves for thai
city this evening rin Ohio, where he stops
a day,
Justice Field and wife, and George G,
GOrham, Secretary Of the Senate, start to-
night Tor California. ...
The cost of assessing and collecting tho
internal revenue has been reduced SIl3,'
6Si in the past six months. ..
RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY.
The ratiilcatiOns of the treaty of Wash.
ington, which was signed here by the
United States aud British Commissioners
on the sth of May last, were exchanged at
London on the 17lh ulL the anniversary Of
the battle of Bunker Hill. The treaty will
be proclaimed tomorrow, the anniversary
Of American independence
THE SOUTHERN INVESTIGATION.
The Democratic Committee OF the XII.
KluX investigation have summoned the
following representative men OF Georgia
to testify beforeit; lion. A. r. Wright, OF
Rome, Hon. N q. Angler and Judge
Hiram Warner, Of Atlanta, Hon. Thomas
IIardeman, of Macon, Gen. A. W. Sum
ton and cx:MRyOr Anderson, of Savannah,
Peter W. Alexander, of Columbus, Gen.
A. II. Bright, of Augusta. A letter was
received At the Executive Mansion from
the L :. District Attorney, Of Salem, N.
{. II states that the Grand ,IuryO that
county have found bills Of Indictment
against twGnty.One persons engaged In
KuKlux'Outrages on Mr.. Justice a mem.
Der of the Legislature, and eighteen in.
diCtmGnis against persons engaged in
outrages on Mr.. Biggs. lie writes that
the persons indicted ARE all In jail await.
Ing trial.
Sister ManiCe, u lay sister in the Convent
Of the Visitation died Saturday evening,
at the advanced age Of so years. She
was in the convent more than half n
century.
nOwEN's CASE,
There seems to be no doubt that the
President on Thursday decided not to
pardon Bowen. When Mrs. Bowen call.
ed in the afternoon, instead Of seeing her
he referred her to Attorney General Aker.
man for M answer. District Attorney
Fisher, who prosecuted the case before
the criminal court, declined to recommend
q pardon The Attorney General had
prepared paper in accordance with the
Presidents views, but II appears that Mrs.
Bowen was successful at Long Branch.
The pardon Is expected here Tomorrow
md Mrs b. is anXously awaiting its ar.
rival