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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-27
Norfolk Grain Market.

NORFOLK, February @.-CoRS.-Market dull,
especially in mixed. Sales to-day Of 2600 bushels
white at Soc and 500 bushels yellow at 7Sc.
. OATs-saes OF 1000 bushels at 60c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-27
Interior Cotton Markets

COLUMBIA, ebruary % Sales o. cotton yes
ferday 12o bales; middling 13ka1Sxc.
The New York herald., 1871-09-20

CH DtsBROSSES ST., FIRST rLOOR,-A COME.
- tent Young woman 10 10 general houscwork In small
prva,s famty 10 good cook, washer and roner
The New York herald., 1871-09-20

90 CHRISTOPHER Stan AMERICAN LADY Az
90 housekeeper gentsmans family; widower pre-.
ferred practical and reliable In all duties pertaining
domestic work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

Ernest Hersc's blind factory at Milwaukee, was burned
yesterday. Loss y2n 900.
The rs bale Of cotton Savannah
terday from CoIunbus, Texas
fnrre white frost yesterday morning At Greenbrar
White Sulphur Springs. West Virginia.
The residence NJ Mr. Francis Scsar In the town OF rees
N. v. wss destroyed by fire yesterday.
The residence of Francis segar, town oi Gregg,
y: ", was destroyed by hre yesterday morning Loss,
8I0,OU0
Hubert T. Nourse was convicted before Dsct Court
o. Colorado Yesterday OF the murder Of william
W. l.. ksswood, IN December last.
IRE at FREMONT Neb al nine o'clock evening,
stroycd the Fremont House The furniture was saved The
oraD OF the ire IS unknown. Loss $1U.U0u
Cunning Co.'S commission house. Cine matt vas badly
damaged W me Yesterday Loss 0OO The principal
Is 10 500 barrels Of red oil stored on the premises.
Two new national banks were organized In Chicago yes
terday-tne National Bank OF illinois the Cook County
National Bank making nineteen national banks IN Chicago
The hotels at ST. ahsrines Canada are crowded mostly
With sonberners Among the guests Miss Emily q.
Vlaverde the distinguished Cuban lady patriot New York
Colonel wymau, Indian Agent, on a visit to CHEYENNE
COL yesterday reported the tribes In his agency as being
more Peaeesoy inclined than they had before for
years.
The Massacbnsetts Republican State Central Committee
yesterday decided 10 call convention for the
candidate Tor GOvern0r and Other State
Ter. On The 9Th OF September
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23
ANOTHER WILD BULL.

He Trets Through sixth Avenue TO Fifteenth,
Street, Where He Comes in Contact with 8,
Piece Of Cold Lcad-A C0lOred Lady also
Runs Against Some Lead.
About ten O'Clock last night roundsman Knight
and Oncer Marion, OF the Twenty ninth precinct,
when at the corner OF Sixth avenue and Twenty
first street, saw bull coming down Twenty first
street at the iveiest gait possible, closely pursued
by two mounted policemen. When they came up
Win the infnriatcd animal they both tired
their shooting irons ON him hut with poor
success, as he continued on his little cx-
cuison at the rate or about fifteen knots
an hour. Going down Sixth avenue to 1hr.
teenth street, he turned up to Seventh avenue,
where he run against piece of lead from an on
GERS pistol, which was evidently too much for him,
as he at once laid down and banded In his checks "
When the excitement was pretty much over and the
polce were returning TO their various beats they
f0und at Sixth avenue and Fifteenth street. col
ored woman named Margaret Johnson. who lives
at lie Baxter street, who SAID she had been shot
the leg below the knee by one OF the officers who
was IN pursuit OF the bovine. She was taken TO
Bellevue Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23
Personal Intelligence.

Rev. A. d. Mayo, OF Cincinnati, is at the ST. James
Hotel.
Major w. S. Worth, of the United States Army
has quarters at the Sturtevant House.
w. l.. Nicholson, Of the Post ONCE Department
at washington, yesterday arrived at the Astor
House.
General Casey, Of New Orleans, is soournng at
the Fifth Avenue. .I
Judge W. p Hall, OF ST. Joseph, Mo-, is stopping
at the ST. Nicholas.
H. H. Dodge Of the District of Columbia, is re-
siding at the ST. James Hotel.
General Robert Cowdin, OF Boston, Is domiced at
the 81. Nicholas.
General Brady United States Consul to 81. Tho.
mas, w. J., yesterday arrived at the Aston House.
colonel John L. King OF Springfield, Mass Is a
sojourner at the Fifth Avenue.
General +. Hayden, OF the United States Army, is
STAYING at the st. Nicholas.
G. K Field OF Trinidad, W. l., is stopping at the
Fifth Avenue.
General M. W. Gary of North Carolina, is residing
at the st. Nicholas.
Mr.. william Heron, OF Havana is in the city, STOP
ping at the Clarendon HOTEL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Water Spout in Nevadn-More Trouble With
the California NIiners-A Fight in Prospect.
SAN FRANCISCO, July -, 1871.
water spout, near Granite Point, Nevada, on
the Central Pacific Railroad, caused the western
bound passenger train yesterday morning to run on
the track The track was considerably damaged by
the water spout.
The fire which destroyed the business part OF
Trnckee was the work OF an incen diary.
The Miners League OF AmadOr county, now that
the military force mas been Withdraw n demand that
all the men employed by the Keystone mine be dis
charged and replaced by the old force of Leaguers
who lost their places by striking. The NINE owners
refuse to cOncede this, and the miners have armed
themselves and notified the League that they VIII
work for themselves and families and not for the
League and will defend themselves to the last
Fighting is anticipated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23

How Nice YOuns Man Made n Raise Of
$50 aud Was Himself Raised by a Detec.


How n Nice Young Man Made "A Raise Of
$50 aud Was Himself Raised by a Detec.
tive.
A man giving his name as 7. J. Rockwell went
into the ST. James Hotel, IN Broadway, on the 18TH
OF the present month and presented to the book.
keeper, Mr.. Francis J. Arthur. check for $780, re-
questlng him to cash 1t. The check was drawn on
the Bowery National Bank and signed by Rock well
himself. Mr.. Arthur declined at first to have my
thing 10 do with It, as he did not know Mr.. Rock.
well, but finally he told him that IL he would get
some responsible person TO endorse it ne
Wen said he knew lm. John nun MESSENGER peT'
OF 1872 West Thirty second street. and that the Doctor
would be only too happy TO place his name on the
back OF almost any paper he (R0ckwelD might pre-
sent 10 him. Mr.. Arthur was also happy in the ac-
well that should he succeed IN obtaining that gen.
eman's endorsement to his paper ne ARTHUR would
be only too well pleased TO cash It. At this Rockwell
started on and IN the course OF half three.quar-
smiles, and again presented the check, which
now bore on its back the signature
OF the Thrty-second street doctor. The obigtng
Mr.. Arthur al once handed over the $50, for which
he took the check, wnereupOn Rockwell vanished.
the next day. upon presenting the paper at the desk
of the Bowery National Bank, Mr.. Arthur was sur
prised and not a little disguised Al being informed
10y the cashier that Mr.. Rockwell never had an &C
count there. and that the signature OF DIR. John Mes
senger was forgery. Captain Irving. of the detec-
tive force, was at once made acquainted with the
circumstances OF the case, when he at once detailed
Detective Hdelberger 10 WORK up the case. This
officer, after diiigent inquiry ascertained that Rock
well was somewhere IN the Eastern District OF
Brooklyn. He at once went over there, and was
last night rewarded by nndlng his man at the cor
ner OF Evergreen avenue and Jefferson street. Mr..
Rockwell now occupies q cell at Police HeadQhar-
tefs, and viii continue TO do so until Tomorrow
morning. when he VIII he Afforded the pleasure OF a
few moments conversation with Justice Hogan at
the T0mbs Police Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23
CRICKET MATCH Ar NEW HAVEN.

Yesterday game OF cricket for a purse OF $500
was played AZ Hamilton Park between Joseph Bul-
Ius aud Jaoez Lee, OF Meriden. Both are leading
cricket players In the State, and the game called
ont y good attendance OF English people, who wilt
messed the playing with much interest. The game
resulted as folows:-Joseph Buus. first inuIug,
runs, 3; balls bOwlcd. 10; second inning, runs, 8;
balls BOWED, 81. Total runs, o. Jabez Lee,
first inung, runs, o. balls bowled, 5; sec.
ond inning. runs /: balls Dowled O. Total
runs, ]. Bullus was declared the winner and was
awarded the purse. Umpres, I. Eaton and j..
Drewheld: scorers. H. Want and A. J. Bethel.
Captain Want collected q purse on the ground
which was then played Tor BY Frederick Morley one
OF the professional PLAYERS OF ST. Georges Cuu New
York. who played D0tn Bnllus and Lee The game
resulted In favor o. Mr.. Morley oy the following
score:-NOrey. first Ibning, runs 10; second inning
ttoai, 10. BuIlus aD0 Lee. frst inning, s; second
tAbILs, I--tOtak, v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY ~, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship City of Brooklyn tBr), Brooks. LverpoolJohn
Steamship Iansa tNG Brickensten, Bremen oelrichs
Steamship Humboldt (NGl, Baraudon, stettln-wendt
kammelsburg:
Mallory saTsa Co. 1' DeeTnr' Galveston via Key we'c
Steamship Mississippi. Henry, Orleans-Freder,c Ba
=. Steamship cortes, Whitman, New orleans-H Cromwell
Steamship Ashland, Moore, Brunswick and Fernandina-
Steamship Gulf Stream, McCreery. savannsh-R Low
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson, savannahw Gar
s,eamshp Manhattan, Woodruff Chareston-HR Morgan
s., Steamship Regulator Freeman. Wilmington. NC Lor
Steamship Geo Upton Roberts, Norfolk, City Pou.
Steamship wyanoke, Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and
ab Ro% s.SD ssa %;ne Co.
Steamship Fana, Doane Philadelphia Lorilard Steam
stesmsh,p Nereus. searse Boston-n F p,mock
steamship Acushnet Rector, New Bedford-Ferguson
Ship Queen of the Age. Clymer, LondonPeabody Willis
Ship Richard McManus, Foster, Bristol E-E Morgans
Bark Cheftan, Cook, Cork or Falmouth for orders-G
BARK Cyclone sBrS Forbes, Antysrg.Bre,t Son Co.
Bark Montezuma, Dsano, Barbados-T F A Dwish.
Brig Fido (Nor) Madsen s,ettm-wcnd, Te.ens 4 Book
Brig Elizabeth. Ames, Oporto-H L Brootman.
Brig New York (Itai, savarese Gibraltar orders
Prs PTi%u; !Sd,, Brandt Genoa-C Tob,a. Co,
h
Co.
Brig Clara Gibbs, Parker Kingston, jas de Cordova
Brig Lily (Br, Lawrence, Little Gace Bay whitney
4 Co.
schr Little Nell, Turpn. st Johns. MO F Buley
schr Southern Cross (Br), Brown, Hafax-D De Wolf
4 Co.
schr Comrade, Bole, Prince Edwards Isand-B Wen
barg
scbr Greta (Br), Stinson, ST John NB-Jed FRYE Co
schr Frigate Bird OBJ, Gale, ST John, NBPI Nevius
Son.
tau1 Il Co.
schr Ben Bolt tBr Drake st George, NB-Jed Frye Co.
schr Vesta, Pnkham, Galveston NJ Stackpole A Co.
Schr Annie BorIand, Voorhs Jacksonvile-Vsn Brunt
Bro
Schr Gen Grant, Colburn, Richmond b eager
Schr Maxon Rogers, Jackson Norfok-C r. Staples Co,
Schr Emma Prindle, Mahady, Batimore-Wm Chai.
schr Hepsibah Crosby, Elizabehpor-Chas Low.
Schr Clara T McConvillc, Eaton Bangor j Weinberg
Schr q Pierce, Poole, Salem--R w Ropes Co.
Scnr Catharne Thomas, Barlow, Wareham-H Jacks on
AGO
Schr Barkalew Holmes stonington- Racket 4 Bro.
Scbr Amelia Augusta, Mott, New Haven-Rackett A Bro.
Sloop Presdent, Dunn, Norwich.
Sloop Mark Gilman, Raynor, Hartford.
sloop Fred Brown, Titus, Providence.
Steamer A Sinners, Davis Philadelphia.
Steamer q COmstock, Drake, Philadelphia.
Steamer Novelty, shaw, Philadelphia.
steamer & PierrepoDt, Shropsnre, Philadelphia
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards Philadelphia
Steamer Mary Augusta, McKennn, New Haven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23
Shipping Notes,

The sectional dry dock which has many years been
located at the foot OF Clinton street. river was
Sbout two weeks and all raise II have 40 far
proved unavainE that sections had
been raised the remainder dock for repafrs
during the night another OF the sections floating one from
some unkno~ gradually settled In the water snsp
ping OH the connections and making wreck OF the
whole Curously enough few DAYS ago the sec
tonal dock at the foot OF Rutgers being
for the reception of be raised AGAIN. and
Sill submerged Ingenious are being used to
float IT, but success has been with Both of these
DOCKS belong to the New York Floating Dry Company
whose loss be BIZ 900 This compsnv .,.o
owns the great sectional dock adjoining last
one ana the handsome largest the world sa
| toned at Hoboken.
Marine Disasters.
BRIG KYRRE-London, july 22-The Norwegian brig
Kyrre, Captain Hslverson, from Philadelphia Nav 20 for
Esinore has been totally wrecked The crew were
Halifax return q Boston, FOR :p sd1,ea from
b. BARE NonT1wSo ;Ip Monroe. july sa-The
for Baltimore having gale end o. ~ to-day
rigging and sails. ~ 'P'
BARK RnEA SYLVIA Or, for London, which touched on
| 18th Inst, proceeded on her voyage 18TH
BARK Con- Dupont. from savannah for Montsvideo put
into Boston I'D inst leaking and with sick
and ague.
sonn BgnSAn, Light and SARAH ANY, Warren, loaded,
near the cathead cutting her to he edge
damage Ann 50 that she ied Immediately on
the night of the 1sih -
soHH CHAs y BfEss. Of New London, which was run
The load Of nsh halbup estimated $1,000 No
Miscellaneous.
We are indebted to Purser Harry Cramp the steam
ship Georgia, from Charleston for his attentions.
DRIFT THE OoEAN-The Key West Dispatch OF the
18Th inst contains the following
Picked up the south beach this island the
Martelo Towers 18th last lat a deg SO min Ion
u deg % min bottle lining the following Writing:
in deg s. lon deg IS min Not, Ell lime '' IL.
BY reference to the chart discover that this bottle was
Martinique and in the currents shown by the and
INTO and through the Caribbean Sew ", ~ e.
Cuba and Do the Gulf Of Merico thence through the Ga
10 our oeach--a distance OF nearly 300 miles,
WhaIemsn.
Davis Of New Bedford two whale. Alongside at the
Foreign Ports
BowBhY June l3-In port ship Juventa tBr), Holm, for
. 1R w Sny SIN port brig Maggie Dahl cBr for
from New York for ars%cS '"'p "'"' '''' ''"'y'
weston washington Chase New YORK doth before report,
MANzASLLX July SIN port bark Dopsa for Boston in
vSSDEEssIWSwr July q Arrived. steamship Wyoming.
s2 T. Boston
ar JOHN NIB, July @-ArIved. schr Pampero Obj, Hol.
Cleared lS,b ships Cynosure tBr, Costello, and psqno.
y.oss.G s
TAxrloo June So-in port schr T.mp'co Leonard, for
American Psrts.
BOSTON July q Arrived schrs B vanduscn, Corson;
c.. .sd s: s: ;sss oGf .sS
pha; Ella Brown Robinson, and Hiram Tuck er,
s:.s:Is i S.s, HiSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Gen Meade, sampson, New Orleans, with mdse
and passengers to Frederic Baker.
Steamship George Cromwell, Capp, New Orleans, with
noise and passengers to Il Cromwell 4 Co.
steamship Georgia. Crowci, Charleston July ~, with
mdse and passengers. to II X Morgan Go.
Ship Screamer Hall, Liverpoo, ~ days with mdse, to
Nesmh sons Took the northern passage and had light
SW winds throughout has been ~ days OF the Banks
Bark Mary Brl, Bardaby, 0iace Bay, CB ls days whh
coal Brewer-vessei 10 whitney Co. Had light
westerly winds and calnls, with much fog.
Brig Two Brothers (Brj, Weaver, Tampico % days, with
bdes and fussc, to Cunningham Son. Had moderate
Brig Watch Mate (Br), Daucett, Demarara 20 days with
sugar, John Smith, Sons Co vessel to Phillips
Collins Has been days north Of Hatteras with light var
able weather; left In port bark Isle Of skye
Brig May stewart Rogers, Fagsrdc PR 10 dals With mo
Had bne weather TO Hateras has been days north Of
that point, with strong variable Winds
Brig Wiley smith tBrl Button Port au Price IL days. with
ogwood TO X. Murray, Jr-vesse TO staples Co. Had
arrived 9Th inst
scbr Minea Croker. Pensacola ~ days. with
Demareetvesse 10 master had hgh variable winds and
Gains.
schr A e Cranmer CrAnmer, Virginia for Nyack.
Schr stephen Morgan. Dsvey Georgetown, DC.
Schr j j Pbaro. Sopcr, Baltimore
Schr VIM Mc1ee, Woodland, Baltimore for Fall River.
Schr r Rogers Gardner, Delaware.
schr Monmouth, Anderson, Philadelphia Tor Salem
The bark Edorado which arrived 2lst inst consigned to
VIM Nelson, Jr
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Frnpcona, Bragg, Portland for New York, with
rndse and passengers. 10 J y Amea.
schr HENRIETTA Tyron, Portland for New York, with
TO Dafrow a Co.
schr Staten Islander Hammond. New Haven for Port
.IobbaOn,
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Steamships Abyssnia, for Liverpool; City OF Rrookyn
d df Europa GlasgSw nansa, srcrnen; Erin, London
spp New Orleans; Cores. San Salvador, Savannah
tnIf Stream do; Manhattan, Charleston; Regulator VIII
mngon NC: WyanoKe, Richmond; Goo Upton, do John
Gibson, Georgetown, DC; Fanlta PhiadAph.a.
Wind at sunset NV, fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23
UTAH.

Mormo"s Prepar M a Grand Reception
10 .fesident Grant.
SALT LAKE, July %, 1871
Inc CITY COT Iect yesterday appointed ommittee
Vi promihe II Mormons TO make grand prepar ations
ior tne re XNptoa OF President Grant In August.
lne <or1nne Journal will, at the solicitation OF
prom ns, Aent Gentiles, he Immediately removed to
s W city, thus making two Gentle Journals the
ID jrmons VIII have to contend with.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23

FLYING MACHINE FAILURE-Mr. Fuger OF
Detroit, Mich, made himself two spacious WINES Of
rattaD cork and Ollskin, summoned his friends and
the newspaper reporters, repaired to The roof OF
one story house and promised just before he COM
menced 10 nap that he would telegraph back from
Grand Rapids. He tapped, but instead or being
waited upward and cleaving the blue air ne landed
among some weeds on his stomach. He explained
that somehow he had lost the centre OF gravity and
the audience TOOK that view of II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23
LONG BRANCH.

Great Rush Of visitors-Secretary Robeson
the Prestdenps Guest-Tbe Grand Ball at
she COntinental-PrcparatiOn for the August
Races.
LONG BRANCH. N. j.. July o. 1871.
Five thousand persons arrived here to-day. Secre
tary Of the Navy Robson arrived here to-day and
the guest Of President Grant.
Two Thousand ladies and gentlemen attended
bail at tne Continental this evening. Among tn m
were q number Of cottage people. The music was
furnished by William Keating's full orchestra. rhe
leading bellies Of the evening were Mrs. J. w. Gore
Mrs. William B. BOrrows, Mrs. J. Mitchell, Mrs.
Colonel George Fl. Hooker, Miss L. Rosenfeldt. Mrs.
Howard Stokes, Mrs. william B. Felss, Mrs. Jere-
miah T. Smith and Miss Minnie Morse. The ball
was grand success.
Horses are daily arriving from Saratoga for the
approaching August meeting on the Monmouth Park
Course: Colonel James Fisk has given purse OF
3,0OO Tor the race OF four mile heats. L0ngtel0w
will probably start in this race.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
''ee r. /. KING. counseiorc asLsw sss Brosdway
A BsoL TE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n different States, desertion &C. sufficient cause; no
publicity no charge until divorce obtained advice free
CoNDENsED VIEW OF HOW THE BLOOD MAY BE-
come Impure. sign of the good condition of the
fluids and of the harmonious action of each individual
organ; tor II single is unsound in tina, organ
healthy fluids will be made The blood is perfected 10
any particular organs; made and perfected every
organ therefore unsoundnes IN an organ even boil or
p,mpe, an ulcer cancer, or bruIse and espe
csy all throat affections impure blood In that organ
where troubles located So diseased humos may
from any organ well from the digestive organs
Pursaon prevents accumulation OF
imp pri.y of impure numors blood-reeves local
ectou and finally cures through good supplied
to the local injury Thus the whole body and
restored to perfect sounducss. Treatment with BRAN
DRETHs PILLS The natural thus effected by
pelng the spoiled or vtated BY the organs of the
stomach and bowels faster they formed which
moderate healthy replaces by sound humors
BRANDRETH's PILLS are everywhere by druggists
Principal Office, Brandreh House, New York, and also So
Great Charlotte street, Liverpool England.
JAMRS NJ O'DONNELL,
81 o. Pearl street, New York.
ODonnel Brothers,
..f Distiiers,
Nelson county, KY,
Offers 10 the trade large of Kentucky Bourbon and
RYE Wbskry, consisting In part OF the following well known
choice brands:- -
~ shawhan h Atkins.
e. II. Cook. Darling.
T. J. MeRibben. A. kelar.
Nc3reror. Taylor
Redmond. walker.
Para, keynods
w oodcock. Silver Creek.
O'Donnell's
Cabinet Chicken Cock
UDonnefs
Celebrated Pure White Wheat.
SoK:Y
Four thousand barrels Installation 1855 to 1871. paid
and subject to Inspection and warehouse here.
CATION.
irresponsible themselves unable introduce
with satisfaction to the trade, Offering spurious
whtakey with brands and trade marks OF nv
X. caution friends the trade hereafter
Justly popular celebrated whiskey will printed
taebed by my seal 10 the government stamp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23

THE hay CROP IN MAINE.--It Is nov generally
conceded that the hay crop tnis year IA Name VIII
not exceed Onethltd 0l an average yield Tue ~ n
ure of TINS crop Will TAIL with great severity upon
thc farmers, and there VIII be great surplus VI
sdttie and horses 10 be disposed OF nj rnInonsly
low prices next fall, parcularly II there should he
a failure IA The 1alI feed,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23
BELOW,
SAILED.

Blunt, No o. ~ w. go 49, ~
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS,
=. Scils Destinas,a.
Office.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n the Courts Of different States No publicity. Advice
free. Notary Public and Commissioner Tor every State.
+. l. KING, Counsellor at Law, 1853 Broadway
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N din States; deserton &C. sufficient cause; no
publicity charge until divorce obtained; advice free
N. HOUSE. Attorney $50 Broadway.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-03-20

The MENDELssoHN QUINTETTE CLUB.-A
every scrap of intelligence relative to the or
ganization which is to inaugurate the series of
Conservatory concerts, is of interest to our cit
lzens we venture to make the following quota
lions from the Detroit Free Press which relates
to a very successful and enthusiastic concert
recently given in that most musical of Western
cities:
"Five more modest men never stepped upon
q Stage !: but each seemed endued with power
that might literally be termed enchantment,
and when those five musicians unite their
charms the spell is potent and weird like
Close your eyes aud you are transported to an
other world, where the very air is laden with
melody; delicious strains are dying away on
every passing breeze; and in you revel 10 rap
tu0us dreams until The last note has died up
on your ear, and yon are awakened to the real
tiles OF lite by the thunders of applause that
burst forth on every side OF you. Last evening
several solos were given by the different mem.
bers of the Club with exquisite effect; but
the great power of these performers seems to
De In the perfect manner they sustain each
otner, and IN no part of the concert did this
more clearly manifest itself than in the solos
of the club"