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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-06-24
GR;2ND CEZE4R:aZZQ.N
FOURTH OF JULY,
~ Uovk Vo\>NscAA.

NJ pOvk 'VONNAscv\A.
At Suniise-A salute of 10 guns.
At 8 O'Clock A. N.-Canoe races.
At Q O'clock-Regattas.
At l0.30-A procession will be formed at
the Masonic Hall under the direction Of the
Chief Marshal. +. ". Pettygrove, assisted by
his Aids, A. F. Learned, s. Waterman, A. b.
Pettygrove, and will proceed in the following
order to grove on the hill selected and pre-
pared for the purpose:
Band of music,
School children Under direction of the
teachers,
Citizens and invited guests generally.
Officers and employees Of the U. s. Reve.
nue. Service,
Members Of the Order Of Good Templars,
Members Of the Order of Odd Fellows,
Orator Of the Day and Reader of the Dec
laration OF independence,
Poet Of the Day,
Members Of the Masonic Order.
At III o'ciock-The procession will leave
the II II for the Grove.
At IL O'clock-National salute,
Reading of the Declaration by G. v. CAL
houn,
Grafton, by Gov. E. S. Solomon,
Poem, by Mart Taylor.
At 3 clock P. M.-Horse races,
At 4 o'clock-Fcot races.
At 6 o'clOck-Balloon ascensions.
At dark-F.reworks. .... ...... 81
To conclude with q Bal at the Pavilion
bnilt for the occasion, for which r. s. Whites
Olympia Band of 10 pieces has been engaged.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-06-24

TOBACCO and Cigars, Pipes and Stems
i every variety at
ROTHSCHILD / CO.'S.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-06-24

ElNE Imported Brandies, the best brands Of
l. Whistles and Liquors, Of every kind, aud
all the Popular Bitters and Syrups, for sale in
packages to suit by
ROTHSCHILD 1 co.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-06-24

DOCKS and Stationery, complete assert
ID ment, at ROTHSCHILD CO.'S.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-06-24

ID OTHSCHlLD h co. are Agents for tn,
IL Celebrated Florence Sewing Machine.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-06-24
Floor Managers.

Floor Managers.
H. L. TIpbALLs, 8. WATERMAN,
FRANK HASTINGS, J. W. POWELL,
J. T. JoRDoN, A. F. LEARNED,
L. B. HASTINGS, G. B. HAxsELL,
C. J. NoyEs.
nar Tickets, including supper, S. to be
had 1t Rothschild Co.'S, AID At the door.
Jun. 3. 1871. 3l;w4'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-06-24
II WO OR MORE

Of the places named, which will insure tn
purchaser large profit upon his investment
The several plats of said lands, exhibiting
be seen at the office of
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-06-24

GOODS bought and sold on commission in
VI San Francisco or New York, at small
percentage, by ROTHSCHILD l. CO.'S.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-06-24

HlGHEST market price paid in cash for
i'll Furs, Hides, Wool and Country Pro-
duce, by ROTHSCHILD. & &C.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-06-24
Plan of Selling.

These lands will be sold in shares, each
share emitting the holder to warrantee deed
TO one lot in each of the towns and additions
embraced herein. The price OF shares, with
two corner lots, is 5000, with three corner
lots $220, gold coin.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-06-24
N0rk,s addition to Olympia
Czark's addition to Puget city

lisa part of Puget City between the original
town plat and Parker's Addition, one-hslf mile
from the waters Of Nisqually Bay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19
The February Magazines.

sCRtnNER's MONTHLY for February Is
at hand. A splendid number. The no.
table articles are on"The New York Mer-
camille Library" on Balloons, 'SWeather
Telegrams and Storm Forecasts.n The
French Conoues. Of Alsace and Lorraine"
There IL also an attractive, list Of stories,
essays and poctry. The Illustrations Of
the leading papers are very fine. b. 9.
TuR GALAXY for February contains
ouo,her chanter from Tho autobiography
orTburlo3. Weed. entitled aMr. Lincoln
and three friends in council.n The mat
ters detailed in this paper relate TO con,
situations with Mr. Lincoln in regard 10
,,o Cormo,,or or Li.. f,rat Cabinet the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

J ~ MEssRs. EDITORS PLEASE
'ahsoance my name as candidate l1r ne en .s
of City Sergeant subject 70 ne decision % 'ne
ci laaiS' c0n''n'''p WIN. II. COLLINS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19
THE following conundrums are the
harmless CbullItIons ola gibbering man

The following conundrums are the
harmless cbullltIons ola glbbering man
NV Why is The letter G Ike death, Il
makes ghosts Of hosts, and Is alwaysin
the midst ofslapghter kt 81
Why should one never sleep in The
cars s-The train runsover the sleepers
What sort Of q day would be good for
running for cupI-A muggy day.
Are there any birds that can sing the
"Lays Of Ancient Romeg"-YeSi Mac
aulGys.
What have you to expect at hotel!-
Inn,attention. ~
Why are there no eggs in San Domln'
gos-fhey banlshedethe whites and cast
on W SHssr { Sots chair dislike you s@when
1t can't bear YOU. T. ll'" IN ,
WHAT'S the key note to good breeding
b natufal.i1 Nl g,Ei lt rIlF lr .iI lo Il.
Whichis the better of, tea or coffee -
Coffee. 1t settles itself, but tea has to
draw. ai19'- nl-4 .N .--f.-if "ni 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19

ASSOCIATION RANKS mo- IT,.

The oepaes sGssS Ss aI q SfS
teitOr oOmyE ne Geu decrease
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19

9 5'ai2 WEST VIRGINIA. DEPARTMENT. lI ID hI1a -5 I'd
BARR Attorney N ARTHUR Secretary
John Ah ehas l. Ba casS
ARMSTRONG a.
control Board q Directors w 9aGs
their lives At the same n1e nave e
SURE PROVISION for their families WI
the
Agent comprising counties Hancock Brooke Ohio ARrAi wi and
Eye S6a esas MssSt Street. 5 ' @ jmldlw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19

JAMES H. BRITTToN President H. HouGn Vice President
BARNES, Counsel Aeuay W. HANLEY, Secretary
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19

d tY-FoR CITY sERGEANT-Mess
Editors- Please announce me asa candidate for
the ONCE OF City Sergeant ct the ensuing charter
'i jsaiss' anu 'O ''l' SMITH MCDONALD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19

Ioux P. FOXY, ESQ.,. has been up.
pointed the official stenographcr TO the
San Dominke commission, He is one Of
ne best ah0fthand writers In tho country,
M Foley has been, till this appointment,
the head Of tho Washington bureau OF the
Ro,t, and one Of NE correspondents Of tho
Now York Standard. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nH l3L. L.ArE EsS AND cHIoICEsTjI,..

THE --LATEST AND CHOICEST.
SEA MOSS FARTNE=saId 70 DO very nne for
Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dish FOE the sick. eI ia ieJ
C0X'S SPARKLING GELATfNE--An old a.
r vorite with the ladies' for Jellies-
bright clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the article
TO use with Cox's GelAtine-ol rich
and luscious favor. 4"'
BAKERS C0C0A-Warranted Pure, adelicious
and nutritious beverage. atf.,'
HECKER'S FARtEA-PrepaTed especially for
invalids and children. tlt
iANGUsTURA BITTRRS-The genuine article
VI for ladies' and children In feeble
health.
WINE OF PRPSlN-The most perfect remedy
II for indigestion and dyspepsta.
CORN STARCH-For Puddings and CustAfda,
TAPIoCA-A splendid DESSERT either alone or
with Berries. sam, ~ - iE0
At LAUGHLIN, BRO. b cos. rl
iuuIi Wholesale DruggiAts, Main St.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19
DIED.

HoBBs.-on Wednesday, January IS, 1871,
HuldA Hobbs lls ftus ff'lL6
; The funeral willtake place nom the residence
Of Its parents, Zane street, between 9Th and 9Th,
this afternoon al * o'clock. Friends Of the
family are invited 10 attend. is'i .'.s' 3. 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19

y NAPOLEON III. declared war on q Fri.
day July 15); on Friday August D the
Prussians retoOk Saarbrucken, and on 0
Friday (6eptember % Napoleon handed
his sword 70 ths King Of Prusshiaa, M oi'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-23
Observation-Disclosures.

Rreisz 8ertdt tHr Sarforo,
County. = BeIdir. 81. Gebr. (8or
Rihter aifreb W. Bateman.) 6.nrp @los
Der, 0egsr, Gntptnouna zines Sames 6,
Waleolm 9ebDriSen S6aafes In ben 3dnben
Der 8ejGmorenen. - Die @roBg.iHmorenen
ianorirttn bsuts z frubsr e~rlaiene Nnflassn
ses.n ntrfdisoene psrionen. Der &trihts;
boz bGlt ieBt idalid swei Sibunsen. UNI nod
6itie Wod, nit alien Seitdftsn oes Ssrmins
a%uf3urdumsn.
SberappeIIationg trio I. -
ANNAPOLIS, ben 81. Gebr. - Snpoei
aeaen Gebrioer fulton. 2,~raus9eber bel
,,Nmsriean;S Gaifirung bts untsrseri1tlider
grisnntnt6ss unb uuorbnung zines neuer
WrpNies.- Wilie Sman uno @euoKtn geger
f5rtd l. Span, Eeftaments. gpafr,der, uni
Mnoere ; Hetdtisuns bts urtbeils Der niebe'
rem SnfnnB.-Bsrielbe aegsn aBilb. s. Grid
bsTsn Srau uuo SenoHsn; oitto.- 81. Son
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-23
Der @aSFenbaa pes sSWn3sn

~ .
lamb asftern AbtnO in Der rGenirnl : Sals,A
lNr. g, Noro : Gagtt, iiatt uno mar anBst'
orOeutlt1 b,iuat. Die Mtastsu toaren ltnEi8
uno elegant uno Der Son Der beittrlte un0 &C.
mht6li6fe. Gapt. SBsls' WuftcOrps mWitjtrs
tie, uno Die Rtftauratlon bsfauO lb in ben
bendbrten Sanoen Oes 5rn. 3 Sanssmann.
8egsn 10 u6r purOen lDsi lebenOe SIIotr 90:
telt ~vNapoleon's DtmltBiRuR9 bard
Deuti6lanD" (ytapOIeOn, iein S3WttGt Der
&srmauia Rberrei6eno) uno Ser GarneUal
BON 1871" bic ouBsrorOsntltaen 8etiaa fan'
Den. Der %Seiuu8uriein gSarmonit,@ pel6er
BON einem Befte an Der 8slGtr aUcnue iurRds
fam, mnbt: BEN BruoerUerIine rtnea 5siut
uuo long .Sos GisO an Oi. 9armOnis;" o1r
,Sun8e W6nnsrhpr" lang; r@tetn Ser5 1T
| am Rbsin" unO SSje WOlttnl9tsber.I
9oS 6omite, beitsbeHb aus ben %. 9etn5'
ling, glsler, Roooett, Sod, &upp, GlOiOBtp,
BGrusmonn uno RraIt, bate f& (Uls NaQo'
leon nebit &anlmerbsrrn aetleiOtt) UNI Die Ar'
rangemtnts auBsroroentliae 8srctsnie stpOr'
ben, uno Der BAL 9ersi9te Dem lungen treb'
inupn NtsTsine AIR Ghre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-23
S6iIieuQhrihten.

Ser SampIer .8ladfont,' Gopt. COPELAND,
Lubr 8stsrH a5sr ROrfOIi, pa. mad So'
lton ab.
Ser 8ampier George gppOIO." Gopt. 9U'
mes, BON bier Rber NoTiolt rad Bottom abBe'
san8sn, erreiate 9isEtGs ben SeFinmun8ss
hafen.
Der SrsimaRsr belgium = Gapt. @rsere,
fa9 an 4. 6tbruar bon &iusrpool nap Bali
timors in STE.
Die Oeuti4tn 9arfsn .SnouTrit -" CAPT.
eildsn, uno vYanGs," Gapt. YlsperOitd, pom
Baltimore nah Sremsn unttrlpsgs ieQsltsn
am 6. 6ebruar rtIp. bon Bttmsb9 In SCOTT;
lamb uno BON 8pos Guf Der Snlsl @'89i
tpeiter. ,
Sie srgliIas Sri98 .5obn GOgo," @opt
Spra9us, fubr ON IL j sbrnar BON Garbena'
nab einem n6rOIi0 bon SQtierGs aele8ener
hnfen ab unO tpirb beutt bier sinttsH.n:
Die en9IiIhe Srig8 g Gle" Gopt, 9sltn9s
Tam am IA. Gtbruar bon Baltimore IN Ifat
tan3as an.
Sic 8risa 50. @ g,rrB,' Capt. Gonttin
is9slte an Ia. 6tbruGr BON Garosnas mad
uniertm 5afen Oh.
Ser S6oOner u9utia 9. Sues, Capt. WRt
Ter, brad am 10. TsbruOr BON 6tentue8oa au
Cuba nab Baltimore auf,
YIN Der 6sIiun9 Monroe Sa., traittl &c
tern bic mad Baltimore beittmmt.n Srt89l
,garDlineA oon perHambuto uno %. y
Serr0' BON 9arosnGg, @Wba, elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-23
0NenbabWeM.
RblaOelpbta { @ImingtoR'
BALTIMORE CiGrAbabR.
Stun6ensBe

GTunDenEEGtG9let+
I'm uuO nab RUnt0g, ben o. 5uut 1870. gtpth
Die BaHaptGulgt tdoli@ (5ouuiaGs ausGtloulAItn) pw
SRsg.Poslus moo philadelphia nu6 Sptiatr.eta
iicuEn UNI rs gtorgsrs. Gteisr 3G8 %osrbiHosit no an
Dtr glelusQ aflEs 5uuetion NIT BEN Grain alfr 6tdtiorfn
Der 8tlalparesG tieubabn unb IN Pcrrpotls nit attn
GtatioHen Der Baltimore q Gntrutsg tienbabH.
@rprtSyug ud@ Bptlabflpbia unb glt'psYortuW 3,
30 Yiorgens, nd IN 9srrppiNt NIT otu Shgt noe
Bort DepoRt Otrbiubeub.
Nbilqbtlpbia .glelps gorier grpreBluR Ra&n1. 2 ubI
40 Utiruien Derhinbti Rh In aBilmtngtoH NIT ben 81.
GEN FHr Stattontn an Der SsutDars.9 iitrbabn, itDliRtn
BilmtugtOn uub 6urrngton.
HreommooattoHss3u nab Yort Btpott n1b btu ba
ttDtitgu a~els9tnen Stdttontn ubr gsatntttaes.
philadelphia beroIup z ubr rs Wltu.; oarbthotl
h1 In Wilmington nit Dem EgpreBja8t ttr Qaupt.Gta.
ttongu an Der GeldpuredEtiGnbdbn tnglt1, uno BEL
Berrupigt nit aaen Stattonen on Der geuirdlsSabn.
Grpreenga nad 9tfD.D0ri um 10 URr 40 IR. AbeA,
am BOnntGgsG
Ylad philadelphia z ubt % Wttnuttl NbthDs.
Eah J(tlps Mort nm 10 ubr 40 Yltu. WbenbB.
NbiInbelpbtG IS aItimu orr BCHtUalsRabn -
Die Stgt qebgn tdeli@ Worasns I'M 7ubr rs YttnutEr
unb G.4O QadmittaQB 40 - 5~ountdgs ausgGHDmmer-
InO Qbsnbs nm 8 ubr IS Wiu. 40, GUuEtags auses
nommeu. uuh Samtdgs Inr StrbtnbRns nm 2 uPr 81
SnraFabrts.Stu NrO ,ut,pto,r I'm BrsFotutFr /.
DEPOT, ODER gtr. 14S, Baltinottfr,, gu baber. gbtnlt
lanti man bort i'm 8oraus S!ks i'm btnterstl alfRB
nno Ghlaipaaen f4ftti.
Btrionen, Det@e Bilttt In Der Cffrt Tn f5aIttnortFr
ne6meu, babsn bru Bortbtti, bag tPrt Sagagt ans be-
WObnune abatbolt uno BON Der strtoa Graisttt go
uartirt Dire.
tI0l-l Bm. @raDtprbS uaefl'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-23
niher Nhrnn.

Nr. I, 9 h0'U rtOerlt T.,
srtreut fi6 ollubenOliG oes 3uipru9es zines
hberous 5ablrei9en bB6t a9tbarsn Bublis
fums. Sbne 3meifel trdst bitr3u sine GeuiHs
n,ue Ginrihtuna pisl bel; aber auh Die Be.
~itrebunasn Der Regie. CUTE uno neus untsrbal.
tuna 3u ihafien, bat Tb.il Oaran. Die Bur:
leste: r3mei 9isbbaber auf einmallA uno Die
am S6luTs auF9efhbrte &eianSspOis: .gine
Yartie &C UNI cine Trau' 9sbbren ~ ben NDs
pitdten oieier Hoht. Gin. cute geQuiitinn
lit Die S6ngerin Sri. Qua Porter. Die iib RAID
Oes 8ublttums CUNT erobert bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-23
am 8beater In per 1rpntffrafe

miro oi.Ie Bo6e cine neue 8. RsliOn'i6s Sss
IangspoTs! uSinbao. bsr Seemnnn," uor9es
fltrt. gteu enga8iri iinO bic unnuha6mIihen
uortrtIli6en SOmiter Cotton q Ar6sr; ibre
Res.rs 8urtesten finotn rNuihenOen Seifal,
Das aOloSslcdte SRI. emma Gratton beaau'
bert nod oieie Wo6e nit ibrsn raiben @Otims
Wanbelun9en oas AUDITORIUM uno Der
6suertHer Signor GaftOn nsrIebrt nod ntts
iere is9s Sa9e itin. 9lRbeaoen Sobl.r unb
brenn.no.n S9peielfu9ein. AuB,rOem 9ebbs
rem bic Spring, Salonctrs uno Sroftttnit'
BON &incuOe uno Sbhncn suet bertli9.
8alste, San Dou9bertg's muIt0liide ou'
moresftn unO anoere er9DBlibe Stn9e 8u
benz rei6balttSsn Y%ro8ramlne, Oas nSeosnl
Gtnas biettt,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-23
Die bepOrfc1eube Irte0en8s8cter

gBir MAIDEN bic bisTtaen oCutibeu 8ereiue,
ME ole Orutiaen Ntitburgsr u%nitrer Staot
fberbaupt mis0trbDlt auf Die Yetiaumlun8
aufmertlanl, wslh. GuI anreguna oGs .4a8e'
m,inenArbtlttr Srantsn unt:r itibun9s 8er'
.tuesA btute abeno s ubr in Der sDtebantc5
6aQeA lattiinpen nito. Ser Ibi9luB bes
5rieoens 1T in ben nddfen Sa8.r ,nobt i:oen'
faas btuoriltbeno, ia, er III, tptnti tb bic neus'
item DepeiHen ols lDabr e~rDtiien ~iolten, be'
reits uuter5eidnst, unb Iomit Der Rampf, ben
uniere BriOsr isnieiis BEG S},ans in 10 alOr:
reiasrQ9eiie SurSbre Oes Observation-Disclosures 9ss
ftibrt baben, rubmDOl btenOtt, Cine tparOtae
fster Oiti.s niht MUIR fir Seuti6lano unD
uns bier, iono.rn Tiir Die GAME QBelt 10 bod:
wi6tigen @%rsigniiiss eri6stnt our6 unIer pas
trioiiides &tIAbl, ourb pie Ytrbditnife 8ebo'
ten, un0 mir ~Slpsifslu nidt, odB lid ole Wnlers
D~eutIbtn Mitbir9er nit 6reuoen an elmer
Iothen bstbeilt9sn lusroer. I'm 10 rlebr Ihttnt
sg erpfini9t, bait fb beutt idmmtit4t 8eian8s
uno anoere Gersint unO GOrpOTotioneH. rtlp.
eeren 8ertrtttr in Der sMRe6unie5 sQale" tins
fiubsn, UNI i9 ibsr bic bsporfebeHoe Seer
su beratben uno Die n6tbi8en S9rttte 5u elmer
an9emtieRen BsrunIfaItung o~erislbeH 8n trtf'
fen, Wt6Ae fein 8erein fe6len!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-23
..mornlaub Staate,eituua."

Die itssn Naamtttae un 4ubr ,riGstnsnoe ssDedrp.
lamb StaatSSsituns@ tntbdlt ole ntutiI:n 9u' uno
uuslanb . SspeiGsn oorans leneH Worsen'
BIdttsrr, ptlhe aut bic Spptrurs aus
Die s6taatslettuna" trFreut Fn zines iGslih tpaGienosn
9sierirstIss, ptro pHnttlth ourh ollie eiabtiheile ner'
brettet unb IN benz anistseuotn YubIttrit' auf W6rnnts
empfoplen. Prtts MUIR 10 s ents pro No DE.
szr Gnseiesn iutroer ju isbr rrGBtGtm preile au8s-
uommen unb erbaItea eins ieintn anoersn glatie mad
fsbsnos 0erbrettilr9. CD
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Z
Baltimore ObtOsG tienbabA

&Cbb4tWtUS ~ &SHAG
Nm uuO mao gpnntas, BEN %. Sp. 1870, asbs
ldaIiG Orei 3H9t lluiihtn Baltimore, Ebttltna pne
ParttrEburg, Rn1 Ipar;
Der ~oFzBus
ldbrt tdelI@ tGonntaas nug9snouimef( I'M 9 ubr Lrbl
non Baltimore ub. Nntunit In Baltimore um BOO
gabmtttaas. 9tr s ubr.Utorgeruua perbinOst Hb mt
6trasburS u. parritoRbur8 ota Wana iiaEsSapsSapn,
Ser &dbnensSus
taoItd tSountaNs einI@lttBli6) Na6mlttaqA II. 5 ID
WnIunft In Baltimore INN 800 Y(Or9enB.
Der GtReinnattsG gprtBs3ug atbt tdBli6
ulu 8 ubr As Dttn. abOs ab. antiiHit in Baltimore nm
1000 Abenos.5
uerl6Bt Baltimore I'M 4.lO 4abH. 8niunit In Baltb
more 10. 40 WorgenA.
Der MoaHt atr9 recommendations
3ug psriSBt SGliiror' ua ~ 6 B u9r IaSm'tfHsS UNI
Der GIlieottb Gttqs3le. gept pom BalttntoE'
l.2O gtahrt. ab Gnilnit in Baltimore 3.2O abtnOs'
sddt BdgerStutpn unb Sreetrit.
WbIdbri os 3n6ss bon Baltimore 500 Bortittaai
urO I a. 10 N. stntinitta8s; Nnlunii in BaItImori
nm 1910 ylOrasns unO BIOS gladmittaaA.
Sfad5 E~BiHnbsfer.
Die Slgt oerta Ten Baltimore uht 500 Wlor9ttk I'M
40 gd6ul. uio iomrner uni 1910 Yioratns UNI
sos Ta1mtttass naa Baltimore intAd.
Wadi MsaSbi rstOns
Nbta9rt bon y al y! org traq uni u9r 70 Essa;
sos, 100, $50 uno II ubr 80 Dlir. Yaau. laI eco
$50, AS unO $50 uno 9.db Nbsnbs.
Ubgnng bon @uiptngton trih CAB. 80
unb 9.25, gadiu. l2.45, 800, 40, $40, $40, IA
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Qu unicre ausuGrtiaen subjcribentcn!

eanrutIiae eubIeribsnen auf urisre td8lias uno
pbhsntIibe Nus8abe. psIds nod I'M &iidtanbs fno
baben TN 2auie Der lebtcn Gage ibre Hranunsen in8e'
iaidt trbaItsn. Stsisnt9en, wslds uniers DEabnhr8
unbsridTdtist laIrr. miNsn St,pdrtt8en. oaB nab benz
/, Sebruar bic 3uienbuns bes BIattes e~ingsfeIt miro.
C7u. ny Der perausssbtr.
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GzsrMir MAIDEN auf bteau3si8. Der % T.
NJ a n a 8 Spar unb&et q ell'
I1oft" oufmtrtiam, bic Elm Sauosrein nit
psrbsNerten Grunoidben su iein iheint unO
namentli6 SOLDIER, bic @elO bergen Woa.n,
Bortbeile, Die bel ben 8rpobnliben Sauptr'
tintt niht au iin0en IinO, bietet.
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iOIioirte 9 tsinfObItR. GompasHis' DiOrsbGn'
non; Ditto.
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Fdbti 6sn uEo 6|unotss Gert6tss
h6Feu
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-09
The Wool Market.
ISppcial niSnafch hy Iutarna tinnai


BOSTON, Feb. s.-lReported for the Press. 1.-THE
following is list OF prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-Ock 60 q
65; dochoce Xxx so q 55c; fine X so a SIC; medium
90 e bic; coarse AZ "a Soc; Michigan extra and XXX
~ 9 soc; fine AZ q 4Sc; medium As "a 49c; COM
mon % a acc: other Western extra 46 "a 4Sc; med,-
UNI as 0 4Sc; common ~ "a 43c; pulled extra
81 q 52lc: superfne 81 "a 52jc; No. at 2j "a 4Oc;
c0mbing fleece at 81 q 55e; Californ ia at 1s a SAC
Texas at ID e 35c: Canada combing Sc sg 5sc Smyr-
ma washed at 20 q 35c; unwashed ~ lD zoe; Buenos
Ayres at % a 80; Cape of Good Hope at rs "a Bic
CHILEAN at % q 26c; Donska % q 35c; Mestza pulled
so a &c.
Remarks-The market for fleece and pulled wool
continues quite firm at the extreme prices our re-
port tor the last week. Desirable grades of fleece
are gradually becoming scarce, and with the present
demand must soon disappear the stocks in the in
terror are now quite used up. In New York the mar
ket Tor fleece is quite spirited, and the stocks be-
come smaller holders show less disposition to realize
current rates. A few large manufacturers have been
in the market and taken considerable quantities OF
fabric suited to Sping use, and the amount OF su
that is now left is held by few houses OF which
show little indifference about exhibiting at present.
Several western manufacturers said to have
been in the Eastern markets tor the purpose of pur
chasing the wool to keep their establishments run
nine until the next clip comes upon the market,
which shows that the interior well the seaboard
markets are about bale. The Philadelphia market
continues to advance and there is Increased de-
duced stocks in the hands of dealers tend to mate
rally curtai operations. number of Easter buy
ers have oeen here looking through the market, and
the tendency OF prices is upward. The stock at the
close both here and at the eastward less than
the same period fifteen years past.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-09
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TO THE DAILY PRESS.
THE CAPITAL.

Especial Despatch by International Line.
wEsTBRooK TO BE DIvIDED-THE NEW TOWN
OF DEERING.
AUGCsTA, Feb SIT is understO that Q
satisfactory arrangement has been made SC
that there will be no opposition in the Legisla.
ture to the bill which the Committee on Dvis.
ion OF Towns will report tomorrow dividing
the good old town of Westbrook The name Of
the new town will be Deering. Both parties
seem to be satisfied aud the arrangement that
has been made meets with general approval.
THE RAILROAD COMMITTEE
had before them the petition of the Andres
coggin Railroad for charter to connect Lew
lston with Danville Junction. The afternoon
was occupied by listening to evidence under
the direction of w. P. Frye, attorney for the
Androscosgin, and Judge Rice for the opposi-
ZION. The evidence is all in. The arguments
""' 'e ilaue 10 morrow morning at o'clock.
THE MEDICAL BILL.
Inc oiii to regulate the practice of medcina
was passed upon by the Judiciary Comm ;ttee
granting leave to withdraw, bv a vote of 5tcA
The committees are hard at work and there
is some prospect of an
ADJOURNMENT
a week from Saturday. The hearing on the
Rutland Railroad was concluded this evening.
Gen. Anderson appeared for the Ogdensburg,
and John A. Poor for the Rutland. No vote
was taken.
After a lengthy and exciting debate the COM
mittee made the following additional
APPoRTIoNMENT,
and concluded their labors: K nox, Represe D.
tatives; Lincoln, 6 do Oxford, 8 do; Pencil
scot, IS do; Piseataqais. 8 do; Sagadahoc, 4
do; Somerset, 8 do; Waldo, 8 do; Washing
ton, 10 do; York, 10 do. Lincoln, Oxford,
Sagadahoc and Waldo lose one EACH