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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07
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ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA Avn ;,
" ASSAS RAILROAD, a.
"a EaAR ssslii;sssst1s;sz. y e.:
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS

ll~SS
On and after TUESDAY, Anil Is-,
daily passenger trains will run be,wn,, e - =:
INGT'ON and LYNCHBUEG. elr.c,i iI " ! 49,
daily connections through between NEW VIZ WIZ.
and NEW ORLEANS. At Gordnn.r;r'' '"'.
nection is made, by mail train, with ~. = '''-
peaks and Ohio Railroad daily, Sun,Iav .,,.
ed, TO Richmond, Stuunton and the Wr<@TI..E"
Lynchburg, with Atlantic, Mississippi ml -. :"
Railroad, for the West and Sout!lwr>. ~, "a"
Washington, for the Nortt and NortE,,,''',.' ' a,
IaLeave Washington daily at 7.l5a. n ,,.-
p. M, and Alexandria ut n. H. am! 20 49,
arriving at Lynch burg at $50 y. ,u.y,d III.
Leave Lynchburg nj $50 Il. m and ) i.,. ,''
arrive at Alexandria Vt i. - pm.ynJ II a. -" Ill.,.
and at Washington ut J. Is p. m a..,! l,tI' "...
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Wash.
daily excepting Sunday with mai, Ii,,.-..
at 1905 y. m, and Alexandria AZ ~ ,'",.
Leave Manassas junction nj 1863. =,
burg; connect ut Stras burg Tor Wiuchr.,n- -.
all points on Baltimore and Ohio K. K. .r.'..
rive 1T Harrlsonburg ut 40 p H.: tnn,r, g.
uarman & Co.'S stage lines 10 StauH,.r =
ley Springs, &c, &c.
ett- East ward, leave Harrisonhurr NJ, o...
M; connect at Strasburp with trains g. ,,.,I,.
Winchester; arrive 1T .iannssaS u, =. - AIM j.,
time for mail train South on pnn lInc To- /, ),
mund Lynchburg and the South, art r,.,',.
ing WIN hofLhD'uhu EAlfc>S 10 lI&%!.. ..
making the p. m. train from W4>t.ire.,,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York.
Ets~ Leaving Harrsonburg al 3i,a. H.. A..
Winchester at ) H. m, arrive NJ kcLmurt
5.39 p M, Lynchburg at 4.jU p. m. and S.,
York at 10. II y. IN. same day. Leave Ly,G
burg at y. M, arrive 1T Harrisnnbury ~ !.
p. IN, and Winchester ut 80 y. IL Viii 20.
connections forward TO all the Wc-t-v3
Elegant sleeping ears are run daily ar.w..,
New York and Lynchhurg, and hv w,,y ..
Knoxville, Atlanta and Mobile - NeN Urys,.
Through tickets and baggage cke:Acd 70.
prominent points.
J. NJ. RROANT<.
NH 80 If General Ticket A..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07

RIVER ROUTE.
The steamer WAWASET will resumer her
TWO TRIPS WEEK to usual sT-A
DAY, March 5, 1872, leaving Washington al 6
a. m. and Alexandria At Il. NJ.
Tuesdays trip, including intermediate land
ings, to Curriomsn.
Fridays trip, including intermediate landings
to Cone river. s. ). HOWlSON,
President Potomac Ferry CO.
S. GEDNEY, Gen. Supt. feb 23-tf
4asE ASNoAAN sTEA M i ? " ''"A
The line consists of the following frst-clasa
JOHN GIBSON ............ Capt. w. II Winters
VIII leave New York EVERY SAT III
for this port and, returning, will leave Alexan
1ria EVERY FRIDAY, at II o clock
All freight must be on the dock by Ga. m.
For fre CIT 1t or passage 6; sIPlRI Iyy to
Agents, No Prince street.
Agents in New York,
GEO. B. MERRlCK,
apo ZIG South St. Pier No. 80 East river
FRANcls A KERRY
AUCTIONEER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
AND GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT
No. sc KING STREET,
(Burke's Building,D
Alexandria, Virginia.
Buy and sell, let and lease houses in Alexan
dria and farms in the country.
Particular attention given to the selling OF
household furniture ut auction at the residences
Of families declining housekeeping [teb 2l-tf
WING MACHINES
We would ask attention to our stock of GRO
YER i BAKERS SEWING MACHINE Els.
The above company has commenced nanutac-
turing n FAMILY SHUTTLE in addition to
their former well known ard reliable machines.
The new machine runs with great ease, and will
be u general favoritc We have also the Box
Grover IL Baker Machine to be worked by hand.
For sale on the most accommodating terms by
NH - +. 5. LEADBEATEk Il BRO.
MOUNT VERNON n nurseries,,
4fI Established Is years.
FRUIT TREES ADAPTED TO THIS RE
GION \ SPECIALITY.
SMALL FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Etc, sc.
Send for Catalogue to
Z. GILLlNGHAM & CO.,
Accotnk Postoitice,
nov 4twtf Fairfax CO., Va
W1LLlAA a: JOHNSON s CO.
Dealers in
FRESH AND Sailed FISH,
Fish Wharf,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Orders from the country solicited and prompt
~ filed. feb ll-5m
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Q KING STREET %

90 KING STREET. 90
II ARD WARE AND LERY.
Wholesale and Retail.
SPRING RADE, 1873.
The subscribers have now on hand one Of the
largest and best assorted stocks of goods in their
line ever offered by them, which they can and
will sell 1T prices 10 suit the times. They name
in part Builders Hardware, Pen, Pocket and
Table Cutlery, Bar Iron, Horse Shoes, Nail
Spades, Shovels Hoes, Rakes, Forks, Traces,
Log Chains SC. Cali at IS King street, corner
NH II IT. CREIGHTON Il SON.
TUNS-Double and single barreled- for sale
VI low by [dec III CARL1N s. SONS
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SUNDRIES.

SoNDK1ES'
hogsheads Bacon.
~ tierces Lard.
so SKIS Gov. Java, LaGuayra and Rio CotIees.
100 boxes assorted Soap.
rs boxes Dairy Cheese.
50 barrels Refined Sugars.
10 hhds N. o., V. p. and p. r. Sugars, &C.,
received to-day by
NH IS r. NJ LAWSON.
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EUCTE9yr SHLES.
nv F.. A. kerhy.

1Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer]
TXECUTOR'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
IL HOUSE AND LOT IN ALEXAN- Am
DRIA, VA, ON SATURDAY, MAY 3, .95Sl,
1873, ON THE PREMISES, lib OR0NOkO
STREET-TuAT DESIRABLE B RICH
DWELLING AND LOT LATELY THE
RESIDENCE OF MRS. LUCY l.. TURNER,
DECEASED.-The lot fronts on Oronoco street
III feet, with depth of 100 feet; we'll improved
und ornanented with trees, Sc. The house is
one OF the most desirable in the city contains 1T
rooms, including kitchen and storerom.
Terms: One-third cash, and the residue in
twelve, eighteen AID twenty-iour months with
interest from date oi sale; notes secured by deed
Of trust Tax,S for 1873 and cost of cont ryanc-
ing to he paid by the purchaser.
sp 5-evts c. f. LEE, Jr., Executor.
. COMMISSIONER SALE OF A VERY
~ DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
Az FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.-By virtue
OF n decree Of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax coun-
ty, rendered at its November term 1869 in the
suit Of Jackson We. Moss, &c, the undersigned,
commissioner therein named, will offer for SALE
Mt public auction, to the highest bidder, in front
of the Court House door of Fairfax county, on
MONDAY, tho list day OF April, 1873, that be-
ing Court day, i. very desirable HOUSE SkssEa
an. LOT, situated in the village of Fairfax a5sl
Court House. Tho house is large and conuo-
Iiuus lru.ic building, in good repair, and the 10,
contains two acres of highly improved land.
Terms OF Sale: One tenth Of the purchase
money in hand, ard the residue in three equal
instruments payable in six, twelve and eighteen
Lille to be retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase money Is paid.
q. w. HUNT, Commr. of Sao
1Fai NH l7-WtS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-07

ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAY.
" ASSAS RA1LROAD.-r~
Through tickets for BAlTI II II 4 -: -.
MORE, PHILADELPHIA aud New You
and all the GREAT W EST are on ,aGn y, j,
ticket office, corner King and UHinn street. Is,
the regular through trains leaving Mt II uoai
and i. 10 p. IN. Bngg.ge checked through l. -.
North or West. j. VI. BRDABU%.
NH 2)-tf Gen. Tickle: Agn,;
A LEXANDKIA " FREDEElCK>Bt l..
II HALLWAY,
AND ALEXANDRIA u WASElNGIuE
IROAD
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKsnUEn EAM~Al.
After 9.0O p. m. Friday, December H., -
trains will run as follows:
Leave South ward from Al"Aandri& s. fr.a..
icksburg depot at 800 II. IA, acr"mnota..a:
daily, except Sunday; LIS p. N. SCI tE"rl, IT,
press daily, except Sunday. The Southern T..
press at | rs p. III. runs through - h."h!aoaa
without chahge, connecting WIKI trans far =.
points South.
Leave Northward from AlrX"udria K I'rr1.-
icksburg depot ut BIB Il. III. Northern tApr-.
daily, except Monday; 5.5s +. III. "rr"' "".s
ton daily, e2Xeeit SHaday, c"Hnrr's iaT~a2@
leaving 81 BIB u. IN. runs through !" ia'.
timore, withou! change, connecting Will ;Ta.s'
on the Northern Central hallway for :hc Ao'@
and West.
ALEXANDRIA AND wASHIHGTnN EAlLE"a..
After 800 p. III. Friday, December 9Th, -
trains will run as follows, daily, cAccp: >iad,
Leave for Washington from st. Asp. -.
depot ut 5.3S, 1.53 and 9.io AM, and l2l3 -
4.53 and 6 50 p. III.
Arrive from Washington vt st. Asa .,'n
depot ut 7.43 g. rs and | |. "a II. M, ana Z J. L..
g. IS and T.. IL " IN.
Leave Washington for A!cxandri: am9
srnrer dcpot. cor 9th .:nd Is street, 8. 81,
8. - and Ills II. III, and Lib, 3."H, ~ b.
lbs p. m.
Ms- Alexandria and Fredericksburg k*'.Y.g
trains leave passenger depot. cor. IT.. and B..
at 80 H. III. Southern Express nnd I"'i T. IL.
southern Express for hichm"nd and a.. i"'i
South. EDMU ED l.. nuHAHN,
Supcr;:toad,'.
ED. $. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent. l,'s -"
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VIZ S. MOOR Z,
DHILIP PARK,

N ...,.,,
Intending to devote my un4iyidn,i ~, "i;S&' H.
in the future to my COM VI IS>loN 81 :, I'll :,
| shall from this date until closed Gu" lu'',,'.i..
very low rates my entire stock o; :, "'i;'iEE
ing of everything in the GROCLkl l.: ~ ~ ,c
Merchants in Want of such goods vii 90 ~.
to call and see before purchasing, c.sS Ni
NH I4-tf r.. H. ioD'''-~
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CTAMPING AT w HOL E 5 A L 4
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The Standard Spring Manures.
j. J. Turner Il Cos. ANN. Sup. Phosphate.
Excelsior. For sale 10y
NH IS 4. NJ. LAWSON Agent.
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III 81 81 IL r. g. @ -; O. i

& OHIO KAil.Eoi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-09

withstsnding the Jeers and taunts OF his
former companions, and be became cir
cumspect in his remarks offemale Charac'
ter. For number OF months he spent
his spare hours writing 70 Mary, and
choosing appropriate gifts for her. and Tor
q long time the Boston and P. Express
considered him ono Of their best custo-
mers. But ere long there was brilliant
wedding party at the house Of Squire Gay,
aud p. lost rs most charming belle, tpr
Miss Gay became Ms sil3l dn,lje4 A few
weeks ago Mr.. AMI Mrs. Blumble went
down to Rock Cove, and visited the old
Blumble homestead While there, Dir.
Thomas Blunble introduced his vic 70
Mr.. Jerry SmiEe, and Mrs. Polly Ann
Smikc and all the little SmikeSs IL would
be impossible to tell which are most con-
tented with their lot, Thomas or Polly
Ann. One thing more and ! am done. In
Blumhle's advertisement for q
chambernSld, Vbs would assist in plain
sewing, Wild d0you think spilled for the
situation? Youth never guess, so I'll tell
you. 1t was Hattie Eltonl Her New
York beau had heard Of her ilirtations
with Blumble, and for that reason broke
his engagement with her; and she, who
might have been Mrs. Thomas Blumble
must be content to be Mrs. BUNDLES ser.
want
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-09
New York Market.

New YORK, July 9.-Flour-Quiet and
more active and shade flrmer; superhne
western and State "a 75a5 80; common to
good IS 05a8 10; good to choice IS goa
Is IS; white wheat extra SO 80a9 90.
Wheat-0pened quiet but closed firmer;
No. 2 northwest g. 40; No. 3 Milwaukee
81 42G1 4S; No. l Milwaukee 81 so. Rye
Heavy and lower. Barley-Westsrn
quiet. MAlt-Rather more active. Com
Active and q shade higher; western
mixed 5la59tc; yellow western coo. OSts
Heavy and lower; new mixed western
484a44ic; white western 50a6lc. Coffee
Unchanged. sugar-Steady; fair to
good refining 7ss7i: Enthusiastically;
MuscoVado &c. Rice-Quiet, 7faatc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-09
y Cincinnati Market.

oHersEAFf, July s.-Flour-FIrm at
SO 75a7 co.; Wheat-Firm; No. 9 red
winter 81 40. Corn-Firm at Soc. Rye
Firm ut zoe. Oats-Steady at SAC,
Barley-UnChanged. Provislons-Firm
and active. Mess POrk-Firm at SIT 90.
Lard-Quiet and firm; steam SIC; kettle
jo6bing sales at &c. Bulk Meats-StrOng
sales shoulders tic; clear rib sides &c;
clear held at 9tc. Bacon-Iu good de-
mand;. shoulders scarce at SIC; clear rib
sides 9Sa95c, generally held at 10c; clear
held Of loo. Whisky-Flrm at Sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-09
New YORK Dry Goods marked,

NEW York, July s.-BusIness continues
very quiet with iobbeH In all branches,
Commission houses are generally dull, but
heavy woolens are in fair demand by
clothlers at steady prices. Jeans and doe.
skins are dull Repellants are moving
slowly. Cotton goods are steady IN price.
Courtyard brown sheetingG are held more
firmly by jobbSrs. Fancy hosiery and
knitted goods for the fall are being order
ed. Italian cloths for Innings are In bet
ter request and firm. Foreign goods are
dull
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-09

BAITIMORE, July s-.Flour--Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and steady
western red $lL32A1 49, amber 81 65
Corn-Nominal; no receipts. oats-Ac:
tive and in good demand; western mixed
48a47C; white soc. Rye-Quiet and I'M
changed. ProVisIOns-Firm; stock with
drawn In anticipation of higher prices.
Bacon shoulders Ssa9tc; rib sides l0c;
clear rib 10ts10tc; sugar cured bans l4i
a15ic. Lard-Dull 9iaStc. Butter
Western unchanged. WhiskY-Quiet and
unchanged, CSC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-09

liz every car on the Connecticut River
railroad there Is a box overhead, at one
end In which Is contained the name Of the
next station, which It is tho duty Of the
brakeman to change as they leave the
stations. And It goes further; II states
where they connect with other roads AS
the change Is made, bell strikes twice
which attracts the attention Of the passen'
gers, so that the box always exhibits the
name Of the next station, and so on.
Thus passengers always know the name
of the stopping place, and also If Il con-
meets with any other railroad,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-09
STATE BoNDs-Qulet.

~ 80 ASANDe NEAAS"
SToCKs-QuiLe sctiVe with more im-
portant changes than for sometime. The
market opened strong, and, during the
eSfiy paftoi thg daSprlces. advanced las
per cent, but 10 the late dealings there
was a general decline, owing to FREQ re-
alizipg; Eric and Eorthweslern were, ex-
ceptlonall \ Weak throughout The chief
fluctuations were Erie Get, COT, Gil
Northwcstern7l, co., Pacific Mail 500,
81, 800, S9s; Western Union 844, s5P,
84E; Rock Island HOT, 110t, 11Oi; New
York Central 1899, 1O4s, 1OS9; Wabash
OSJ, 70i, TO5 Union Pacific 284, 27ti Har-
lem 1901, 1901, 1879; St. Joe 500, S9E, Sss,
81, Paul 615, 62E, 52ti Cleveland, Colum-
bus s Indiana Central 2S9, 99i, 90; PanA,
ma 11Oi, 111i; Lake Shore, neglected,
900, 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-09
Travellers Register.
POST OFFICE REGISTER.

HOurS Al which mails are due and close at tho
Post once In this city Prepared In HeeoEd'
Gncs With the latest time tables on the rail-
fORdH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-09

CHICAGO, July 9-Flour-QuieL aud
unchanged. Wheat-No. spring sold at
81 "a. M closed at 81 1911, Corn--No.
. mixed 3GEa37c. OAts-No. 3, 29c. Rye
No. Q, Coo. Barley-Fsll No. 2, 60c
Mess Pofk-Nominally at Sl5 90. Lard
-NominslIy, $s 05as 10. Bulk Meats
Held tc higher; shoulders &c; short ribs
s4astc; short clear S5a0c. BacOn-Un-
changed. Whisky-SSc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-09
sohsnck,s MnndrnEs PilIl.

These pills arc composed exclusively Of
vegetable Ingredients, although they en-
tirely superBede the use Of mercury, do
not leave any Of its injuriols efeCi8.
They SCI directly upon the liver and are
q valuable remedy In all cases Of dTange.
ment resulting from diSordered state Of
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Typhoid FeYera &C., 60, al succumb 10
the free use 81 Hcheuck.S Mandrake Pills.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-09

PoIt once In this city. Prepared IN AecOI9'
Anee With the latest time tables On the rail-
c1EvrEAIpA PErBusdI H.R
F.Il-f T. CLoSEA. DUE.
Pittsburgh, Cleveland. 40 R.m.Ili.90 T. m,
bte1benF ilie, WcllBbnHg Ii8iS q. N. 6:i6 p. m.
Way NailWh'g to Wolls'l 1918 4. NJ ll:So .. m.
u con CLOSES. DOE.
Baltimore 4 WGsh'ton. Il $50 p. m. a m.
rhllG'phA New York. D. m. ~ u. m.
Way Asii,, Wheeling to
CambsfIind ,....!,.. 1910 a. m S:g0p. M.
Way Mail, Grafton to Par
kersbuER. :. OF ........ l1C:l0 .. m $40 p. m.
Cumberland, Piedmont b
New Creek. ......ll 8 pm q. m.
c-u.RR. CLO1ES. DUE.
Way Nail. Wheeling tO .
columbus. ..:......;.,. t:SU g. m. o'JOp. M
CINCINNATI, St. Louis a
Indianapolis. 6:S0 0. m lGO0 q. m
ChIeago hnd, Z9pesYilles 1910 . m $50 p, m.
Cambridge 3 BAFneSpIlI [ II 10 0. m II9:O0 q. m.
BollaIrO and 2anesyllle. ~ psm.I $50 p. III.
HEnPYIELo n n. cLO'Es DUE.
Way NAL 10 Washington 400 p IN s:i0A. M
Washington ............ $50 4. IN b;oOP. m.
sTAaE LINES. CIbsEs; DUE.
st ClAIrBylle and Nor -.
riBtoWn, Ohio, ......... $50 q. m 1000 4. N.
81. ClaIrBVille and Nor.
Tlst0wn. Ohio. ........,. 200 p. IN. 800 p. m.
MI Pleasant, ohio -. 200 y. IN. ll;O0 u. IN.
Wet Liberty, Tue, Thur. ,,o,
uGdIz Hack, MOE Wed
and Rtid.... ......:.... S'OO q. IN
CAdiE Hack, Tues, Thurs :,
Ryerson Station, Saturday eco a IN,
Friday 600 m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-09
COMMERCIAL And. FINHCINl.1.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEE YoRK, July s. MotyET- Eisy
qt&4per cent. INK. 7sfi "a
sFRRLINd EXCHANGE - Strong and
higher at 1904 net for 90 days. and lola
11OEfor sight. The rise has caused engage
ments In gold coin for export, Wednes-
day to the amount of $55O.OOO, besides
which $4,000 in silver bars wlll1be
shipped.
GoLD-Active and higher, advancing
from 115t to 1863, closing at 116fal16t.
Loans at Sa5 per cent. Clearings $1l,'
100000. Treasury disbursements $42l,.
900. Custom receipts $405, 900.
GovERNMENTs-Strong with an up
ward tendency and an undated demand
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-09
Toledo Market.

ToLEDo, July 8.-Flour - Market
steady with moderate demand. Wheat
Dull, and prices have deolinedf amber
Michigan 81 AT; No. l red&l "a. Corn
"A shade higher; high mixed 49fa43c;
low mixed 4l9c. 0Ats-NO, 1 $3.50; No.
2, Sc; Michigan Soc.
The Republican journal., 1873-10-30
The Houlton Murder.

a despatch to the Bangor Commercial
says the coroners inquest on the body Of
Willie Martin found dead on the banks Of
the MeduXnekeag stream a week ago Sat
urday, is at last concluded The jury,
after a long and extremely careful inquiry
into the facts Of the case, and hearing Il
large number Of witnesses, have rendered
their verdict, which is: That Willie
Martin came to his death by a pistol shot,
fired by some person unknown"
There is no truth in the report that Il
man named Whitehead, spread the story
OF the murder in l.ittlcton, before the body
was found in IIoulton. 1t has appeared
that Whitehead went into the woods on
the Wednesday before the murder The
fact came out on the second day Of the in
quest. No one there ever thought Of him
as connected with the murder The body
was found before A. NJ, Saturday, and
not at A. NJ, as has been reported
Nh Donnell said that, on the theory of
accidental shooting, Martin might possibly
have got himself into the position and
shape III which he was discovered, but that
il was not probable.
The Republican journal., 1873-10-30
Notorious Bond Forgers.

NEW YORK. Oct. % The arrest in
lllS cltN OF four notorious bond torgers i,
Y leather III the cap Of the detectives, rs
the parties under arrest are said to be I'M
pllcatcd i'll some Of the greatest forgcries
on record, their operations being scarcely
less extensive than those Of the Bank Of
England torgcro themselves. The eN-
tent OF their sWindles wilrcach two million
dollars, and possibly more. The prisoners
are Andrew Roberts. Frank Gleason.
George Wilks and George :. Olmstead
all wcll-known offenders Sixty thousand
dollars was found in Gleason possession.
1t is understood that they are accused Of
forging the bonds of the New York Cen
tral and Buffalo and Erie railroads, a por-
ton OF which were successfully passed on
banking houses in this city, short time
ago. Gottleib Engels. a former associate
OF Macdonnell, OF Bank Of England forgery
noforlely, IS supposed to be the one who
forged the signatures to the bonds He
has the reputation OF being the most
dangerous torger in the United States.
lie IS an expert in handwriting, and can
initiate signature successfully at the first
attempt The signatures on the railroad
bonds were 50 like the genuine ones that
the officers Of one Of the companies were
unable 10 distinguish them or tell which
We're bad. Engels has a superior educa-
tion. A few Years ago he was a Director
OF Il bank in Williamsburg He afterwards
opened drinking place in Pine street.
where he and one Solomon devised several
schemes to sWin(lle merchants. He was
initiated into the ways of the forgers bv
Spence ppttiS, who is now in the Maqsa-
rhusetts State Prison. and under Pettis
tutclaGe he attained remarkable Skill in
chirography. Last year EngclS Went 10
Europe and operated with Macdonnell and
the BidWclls on the Continent for 4 short
time. He was with them when they plot
ted to lob the Bank of England. but left
them and returned to New York after
they refused 10 heed his advice lie OBJ
lectcd to their associating with women. as
he saw they would ultimately defeat their
plans and ruin them. The person who is
reported to have advanced the caDital on
which the torgcries were to begin is
Andrew Roberts He live, in a brown
stone house IN this city, and s'said 10 be
rich Gleason is the en-
graycr. and his role in the 1orger-S pro-
@rmme was to dispose OF the bonds on
the market. OlmStead is said to have en-
@raycd the blocks from which The bonds |
We're printed.
The Republican journal., 1873-10-30
MARRIED..

IN Washington, Oct. 20, BY VI Staples Lsq.. Mr.
Eugene Butler and Miss Flora Peabody, both Of W.
In 50. MonNle, oct. d. by Rev. +. knowlton.
Mr.. Albert o. Norton Of Lawrence, Mass, and Miss
Sarah 4. White Of Montvillt
in Eoclland, 0ct. Is Mr. Joseph L. Metcalf and
Miss Florence A. Wnslow, both Of K. Oct. -. Mr..
Hezrkiah Long Of St George, and Miss Harriet 7.
Post Of X. oct H. Mr.. David +. shea of So Thonl-
aston,;ld Miss Annie t. Ihlbrick Of West Gardiner.
oct y, Nj George II. Marks of EOeklMd, and Miss
Mary l.. Withdm Of Washington
In lhomaSton, Oct. Is, Mr.. Drrin Perry and Miss
Ella Il. sweat, both Of Thomaston,
In West Camden, Mr.. Simon G. Harden Of Rock
land and Miss May /cllc Cleveland Of West Camden,
In tAstine Oct, 4. Mr.. Josiah A. Hatch and Miss
Mary NJ. Gardner, both of g.
In I;roohin Oct -, samuel l.. Clay Of liuckSport,
ami fhristjana L. Camdage Of Brooklin,
In Deer Isle, Sth inst. Mr.. Wm II. Saunders and
Nis' Sarah II Lano, both Of peer Isle.
The Republican journal., 1873-10-30

Government is going to resume specie
payment by paying out ten cent pieces
nibbling the tail of an animal, that ought
to be taken by the throat.
Eighty divorce eases are pending in
Cumberland county.
We regre. to learn that Thomas B..
Grose, Esq, of Rockport, has returned
from the South with health SO much i'm
paired rs to unfit him for business at
present
MI Allen is the first democratic GOV
ernor that has been elected in OHIO for
twenty years.