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New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
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4 DELIGHTFUL HONE; 10 rooms all the
"A comforts Of 10000 house m Yors rent reuced
nom f5O mouth iiarey ST. cars fuluh feiiy
in Brooklyn, the door l. W. BAltN NJ, p"Nei'
2J3 Udisey-st.
rkNO LET or FOR SALE.-1lS Pactlc ST.,
large osc ZJXJOXlO0; three story; BASEMENT; Dll'
all iurrcvrmcnts convenient to al ferries. rutland q
WHITING, Beehmanst
yt,O LFT-A three-story Brick HOUSE Base
Inent and sul-d elar. II Rooms all mdern Improve
ats bedrooms 80. li2 NilonE Iny ~ fiooK
w. from 20 p. Rent S7Co ios,'' On
Immediately. GLo. ShlDhpiNl"
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
Gauin9s DIilhs.
Uiuiocno No.isc5.
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OF MARyiAN3. No. y fEoApwAr {

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OF MARYiANl. No. II fEoApwAf,
R0ONs ~. 80 and iG, NEWl rhk' SEPT T. lSf2' y.
At n MEETING, ot the DIRECTORS Oi tins
ouf,nv he'd dag, the iohcHnis Iic'oIitl'rs were
rnlHimot ~ly adopt 90 1890. u-,,,.
hereafter sall bc 0n the lJiA Cf SEP. Isl BK and MAhCH
a. ,ar ear ,.,t.. =
i.'Vrpi,N . of TN - AID CEE NAiT PR CENT lie
declared tapita stock, pavahl on the l1h nsi ana
t4tt e., ! IN i!-i
' g. e. HICKS. Secretary
Wesr y,IstDS~lS ElLWAi COM .Asi,}
No - Bgn .uNAi. = if. sprK. Iuit !, 80. = .
1sNuE COUPONS on the FUNDED l"'NJS OF
K tiie y - L Ni>t ON-fN RAILWAY ''Ml 80 I, Hnr
rlv J. Uil HtL ia poi =; i;' 1it, o. ~" H'f-l,f1
Guaranty sd inGInay C0mlry, No .! BIZ diva, 'h ana
ai..i ir5t dl!~ IL. !. Ii.jt ~, 4icaiGfri.
xTNiON pANlFiC RAILROAD COMPANY
1 Npi}In. So, rwo,2, ~: G ~ 81! ne HAttt ~ q
..rt, n cf IT,. I MOS tACfFtt 'Aii ROAD CoMfAF ,
ni rtl r and alter oct !, I" loid' "a" STOCK 81 e'"fd
l,tt u, 1875. 80, ,....
orr sckho. viii b. paid a. the Office - the unon
tg.f tpn, ,vNo:k, and Boston stoc .l0ldtfs - lie
aa.ce ni tnr Cuinp4Ly ia ho-i'n. a., 49,.
io"ss ~ nc Cinsd sept -, abd I'oIth" ~" '''
;rlI-i-. e.. -tI,k o. oct o. 1870. ...,. ,r -
I"siuu. Srut. ., 1870. =, H. I}iliNN, i'si''''IeI
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

n. luhT.
the house ith lot No
tie l.i.,Iy t. cast tde, cot itet souih OF ra1ds ~.
10 a. m "a url a. sept 2j A.SO. CnIr; 4 Common fica
fcosarc sale u. house with l ihewest side of C"rt
noG.h pf sIHttaj 81 -VhoJ tAOiistiia
Iweuiy.tLr ward, suouu@i to Srpt l..
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

yIvO CONTRACTORS.-Sealed proposals will
be received by the Public Works Department until -
lo< r Sept 20 1875, for painting the roof Of Tompkne
Nakot tor rardlulags ClV Record Copies for sale
No. .2Clty Hall
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
Real estate Go @tthanse.

EXCIIANGE or for s A l. r Two neat
~ UoI,SrS stable and six Lots close TO this city value
a. 600 rart cash balance snail farm good 'aisbe mtr
cIaudise, or stmkh jas 'i'"D'' '' D
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
.,..rv Sent ll-wheat quiet and steady sales OF
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
REAL ESTATE.


NEw-YoRE, Sept II, le75
! The following sales announced TO taLe place
Fl the Exchange ssicsroom to-day postpo ed a.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

CHEEEThere is 10 change 10 note IN tis nsrse' VIZ
6pd the rally weaA. Foreign adv ices
10 exporters DAIRY are holding PACK
and medium quantities are III luli sup
DIV and mi. ga are more OF lees ponril. Weq1ote:
New state Fancy. western common -
for home ..... lOt1ll Ia me-
New State, Prime TO DO SKINNED -"'''
Fancy for Export.l0 dl0@ state do 2 do...-",o 9S
10 Good. y EbgnSh DdTV-.....ii "i<
Fxfra Wes. dlOa
.oPp THB WEEK END
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

1T. l. 1875. TO DATE
,ritain and Other
Ireland. For. ports Totals
Bush. Bush. Busn.
96O.45O sj,041 1,04j. S9l
l0?. .343 .... lu3,SA5
l4a,3O4 49,. l49, 3O4
lS-2 .,,, 1,S32
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
feaal Notites.


NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT. - Notice is
~ hereby given ALFRED LYON Of the city VI Pater-
son P ssac County Jersey hath this day made as
sgume the subscriber his estate for the equal D-nes
creditors the creditors must EXHIBIT their
respective claims under OaLn OF anfmspn Mlthn e bt
thren EKAN GEROE. ASS gnee naLei Aug go 10
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19
BY TELEGRAPu.
The P0pe Talks.

NEW YORK, May 19.-A Herald cab 3
from Rome says the Pope, yesterday. af-
ter the, ceremony of granting audieffces
at the Vatican, conversed with the per-
sonages who remained near his pres
enee concerning the enthusiasm shown
in New York on the occasion of the cre-
alton of an American Cardinal.
THE EIGHTY-NINTH DAY OF THE BROOK
LYN SCANDAL TRIAL
commences by the opening speech for
the defense by Judge Porter. Both sides
are sanguine of verdict in,their favor,
and Tilton says he believes the public
has not been disappointed in the strength
of his, case. Beecher returned from
Peekskill last night.
THE WHISKY EXCITEMENT.
The ruInored seizures OF Illicit whisky
In this and other Eastern cities caused
some excitement yesterday at Super
visor Hawley's office. No details could
be obtained. Hawley is still in st. Louis.
His assistant stated that no dispatches
had yet been received, and SO far as is
kh6wnno distiIlers here are Implicated.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19
NEWs Fkoar rnr OH WORLD.


BARCELONA, May 19.-The Government
forces have gained an important victory
at MentVerrat. They captured the for.
midable positions of The CaIiists OH that
m8dfitain,, with only a loss Of 93 Killed
and wounded.
BERLIN, May 19.-The Roman Catholic
Bishops Of Russia, who addressed a pc.
tition to the Emperor and received re.
ply last month from the Minister OF
State, have made a rejoinder that to re.
ject the decision of the Vatican Council
would be equivalent to the abandonment
of Catholicism, and tnat they are con-
yinced that the Holy See would never
be unwilling to act in conformity with
all proper decisions of the State Coy.
ernment. tf., +...
LONDON, May 19.--The Mark Lane Ex.
press, in its review OF the breadstutfs
market, says: "There has been marked
Improvement in temperature the past
week, reaching the highest attained 10
the summer and altering the face of the
country. This, coming on dull markets,
has made business still more difficult
Had high prices been paid a smart de-
cline would have followed, but at pres
ent rates there is no room for abatement
All over Europe beneficial change has
been felt, bat the markets are a little
altered. Prices are, perhaps, a shilling
lower"
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19
Editorial Meeting. Supreme Court De-
cistoms-sohooI Board appointments.
Special to the Star

Editorial Meeting. Supreme Court De-
cistons-Soho6t Board appointments.
Special to the stax.
COLUMBUS, o., May ia meeting o1
members of the Press was held last
evening at the Board Of Trade rooms, to
make arrangements for the entertain.
ment of the delegates to the coming
Editorial State Convention, June B.
Committees were appointed to carry out
the wishes of the meeting, and resoIu-
tion was adopted inviting all editors in
the State to attend.
A decree OF the Supreme Court yes
terday reversed the decision of the Su-
perior Court of Cleveland and that OF
the Superior Court of Montgomery
county in the building association cases,
which have heretofore been explained.
By the same Court a decision was rem
dered, under the liquor law, by which a
lease of a building Is declared to be alb
solutely void in cases where either OF
the parties knew that intoxicating
liquors would be sold in such building.
Mr.. r. w. Stevenson was last evening
reelected Superintendent, and Mr.. q. d
Frembes Assistant Superintendent, Of
the Columbus Public Schools. The
Board agreed to make the salary Of the
Principal Of the High School 50, 200, in.
stead OF $4,000. They resolved to levy q
tax of 8 mills for the coming year, which
is a reduction OF mills from last years
assessment.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19
Our Musical Festival.

Speaking of the second nights perform
ance of the musical festival, Mr.. w.
L. Blumenschein, the critic OF Pittsburg
and correspondent Of the Evening Tele-
graph, says:.y- H.. ...,.,,z. ,.s-.. -.
The choruses were much more effec-
tive. because being more simple in. con-
struction,. than in the Triumphal flynn
Of the first evening. Besides, the latter
were, divided into. eight parts, and in
Elijah all the voices were concentrated
in four parts. The singers felt. very
much better at home in .Elijah" than ID
the 4Triumph Hymn" and were enabled
straint. On the first evening the voices
Of the large. majority of the. chorus
sounded, forced, and pressed, caused no
doubt BY anxiety of the singers as. to
whether they would or would not master
the immense and awful difficulties found
in the ssHymn of Triumph" In ,"Eli-
jah" there. was no such. concern mani
fested. They all sapg with spirit and
great gus to- f e....s.,t -, s.as,s,,sr,4. g.t
Some ct the chorus effects were tar
rife; for instance in the chorus Of the
people, commencing with Yet doth the
Lord. see it ,not,N the relditioni was
grand. Chorus OF Priests Of Baal--"B Baal,
we cry to- thee, hear and ans wer us, 2
etc.. ETC., MAS soul stirring In fact, Ike
wise the chorus 'The fire des cends from
HeayenY 4 The finishing chDruses oil the
| fifst part were rendered with great dra-
matio4 force, "Thanks be to. God,n bor-
dering on the sublime. In part second,
the, schoruses "Be& not Afraid',s and the
final 0ne were massive and, magnificent.
II hayelneyer before heard such choruses
and only q body of very musical singers
headed by such an enthusiast as Otto
Singer the. drlllmaster) can produce
such effects. j yeptured to thank MIR.
s.. for the chorus-treat, and ha replied
that was nothing yet. but wait a few
years and then there will be q chorus.
At the same time he told me he had only
been working with them for two years.
Truly astonishing results.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19
The Races.

LOUISVILLE, May 19.-The crowd on the
second day was very large. First race,
Alexander stake for two-year olds, half
mile dash, "a entries, 13 started, as fol
lows: Congressman, by War Dance;
Malmfstic, by Planet; Grit, by Mel
bourne; Bazaar, by Jack Malone; Russ
Butler, by War Dance; Virgil, byVirgil;
Creedmoor, BY AsteroId; Melnotte, by
Melbourne; Vagrant, by Virgil; John
Funk's br. c., by Virgil; Pluto, by Planet
Ceylon, by Asteroid; Mediator, by Dan:
iel Boone. A good start was made by
Col. johnson, official starter. Vagrant
took the lead almost at the start, an6
catne in winner by three lengths
acknowledgement, entered by T. j.
Nietrals, 1; John Funk's entry, 2; Russ
Butler, entered by William Murphy, 3
Time, 0:5OL. I'.5
second race-association purse Of $SO(
-two-mile heats, five entries, all started.
Just after leaving the string, Harper's
Excel was touled by Williams s. OWENS
OXmore, forcing the horse against the
fence and almost dismounting his rider
He recovered his seat admirably amid
great cheers, but lost several lengths
He Immediately made for the front and
came under the string at the second mile
only half length behind.
The second heat was also a beautiful
one, Arizona winning both, in splendid
time. Summary; Jas. Franklin's Ari.
zona by Lexington, II 1; Z. B. Harper's
Excel by Endorser, 2, Q; B. q. Thomas
Hazen, 8, s.; Redding q Bros Transfer
by Jack M alone, 4, A. Time, 3:37N 3:35H
The third race, association purse 0i
$3.50, one and one.eighth of a mile, six.
teen eiftries, fourteen starting: Astral
by Asteroid, Mainsail BY Jack Malone
Nelly Knight BY Hunters Lexington,
Lady Greenfeld' by Bonnie Scotland
Egypt by Planet, Brakeman by
jack Malone. 1T. George by Wai
Dance, Mod6c by Mdgging, Whis.
per BY Planet, Calvin BY T1pperary,
Enlfster by Enquirer, Georgia Bowman
by Lexington. Calvin sold as fayorite
Summary: calvin, entered by Price Nc.
Grath, 1; Astral, entered by Robinson &
Morgan, 2; Georgia Bowtnan, entered by
Logan & Bruce, 8; Egypt, entered by ID
Swigert, A. Time, 1861.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19

The province Of MunsterVs in open re-
bel1ion against the orthodox "threescore
years and ten" judging from the follow
lowing instance Of l6ngevity: The vet
eran patriot, James Kissane,of Moy bella,
has just passed away, having attained
the extraordinary age of lit years. Dur
ing the late Kerry election this old gen.
tleman walked in from his residence
TO the polling booth at Listowell, a dis.
tance OF i've miles, and recorded bis vote
in favor OF the Home Rule candidate.
Besides this daring offender, sold Hon
Iihan Of Ballyd0n0hue" and Mrs. Ben.
son Of Listowell have, 1t appears, just
paid the debt Of nature at the age Of 1OA
and f03 years, while Lfstowel is still en-
.livened by the presence. Of .sold Nancy
Trent Of Ennismore," who, at the age Of
103, walks eight miles to church every
Sunday. What with bad example and
original Wis Wits, there is really no say.
ing to what lengths this old lady may
carry her pehchaht for prolonged exist.
Tefice.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19

Mr.. Pearsall Smith, the reviyalist, who
has been preaching with so much effect
in Berlin, and who has called confer.
ence OF friends of the new movement Ut
Brighton, England, appears to hold es.
sentially the religious views, that are
aseribed to the Plymouth Brethren. He
makes little account OF church offices,
titles and dignities, and urges constantly
the power OF simple faith in Christ, as
securing forgiveness OF sin and direct
union with God. 4
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19

The Great Council-fre of the Improved
Order OF Red Men of Ohio was kmhled in
the wigwam of the Minneolass, IN
Urbana, yesterday. Great Sachem
W. j. Littell, of Cincinnati,
presiding. The following Great
Chiefs were present: Great Senior Sag
amore, f. A. Marble, Colnmbus; Great
Junior Sycamore. w. r. Hart, Mt. Ver-
non; Great Prophet, Robt. Hedger, CfI-
cinhati; Chief OF Record, G. 8. Eetts,
CINCINNATI; Keeper Of W ampum, George
A. Peter, Cincinnati; Great Sannap, J.
+. Brand, Urbana; Great Guards, j. j.
zehring, Gallipoliss and John II. Gault,
gineinnati. ~
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19

Bradford G. Cosgrove, one Of the old
est citizens Of Warsaw, Ind, died last
afternoon very suddenly OF heart dis.
ease. He was in apparent good health
up to noon, and ate q hearty dinner. He
was a prominent member of the Masonic
and Oddifellows' Orders. He was about
so years old.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19
Items.


lNDIANAPoLIs, May 19.-The twenty.
fifth annual session Of the Indiana Medi-
cal Society Is now in session. There is
war between the two rival colleges,
The new one is ahead. Has got into
the National Convention at Louisville
also, the State Convention.
From the report OF the Scribe Of tile
Semi-Annual Encampmeut OF Grand
Lodge Of Odd-fellows, II appears there
are 5,3s1 members In the State, 1870 en-
GJ, Spent in relief work, "a, 1871 80. Five
new encampments instituted during the
year.
The Globe has suspended for one week.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19

OTTAWA, ONT, May 19.-Hon. D. A.
Macdonald, Postmaster General, has
been offered and accepted the Lieuten-
ant-Governorship of Ontario.-A gas ex-
plosion last evening tore up about eighty
feet OF pavement, besides doing other
damage.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19
n the twelve Years immediately 3, y

IN the twelve years Immediately pre-
ceding the completion of the drainage
and water supply system OF, Salisbury,
England, the yearly mortality amounted
to, u per thousand, During the twelve
years following the, mortality fell to 20
per thousand, and during the last three
years it was only II per thousand inhab-
|itants.
The President has assigned Dr.. Lin.
derman, the director OF the mint at Phil.
adelphia, to make the examination Or
dered BY Congress- as to what. point in
the Western States and Mississippi Val
ley Possesses the best advantages for
new mint. He will make the investi.
cation during the coming summer.
A paper published at Pulaski, New
York, few days since contained the
following advertisement: 81 forbid Env
One Marrying Henry Smith forqI Was
Engaged to him March the IL 1874 for ii
be gifts married he Will hafto Suffer the
Pently OF the law. l remain as ever his
intehded wife sophia Baker"
How did Queen Elizabeth take her
0pillsi Iii cider. .s
!. The, minister to the Interior-ths
|ipouth.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19

"A Texas woman has learned to use the
lasso so deity that she can stand in the
door and haul the hat off the lightning
rod peddler while he is unfastening the
gate.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19
the cuNclNNArI STAR

4RI-DAIY EpIfIoN, published every day Except Sun
deyl by the STAR pUBLIsHNe COMPANY at their office,
$50 Walnut Street. Branch Offices, di6 Scott Street,
T Cosington, Ky. and 80 West Washington st SPRING
J held, Ohio.
fHE DAILY STAR Is served by carriers TO subscribers
. lip the city Of CINCINNATI and 70 all the surrounding
!, cities and towns, for TEN GENTS per week. Single
age, $6. Fractional parts Of year at the same rate
It's circulation Is larger than that Of any other day
y, paper published in the State Of Ohio. Advertising
cents per line Agate.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19

The London News, alluding 10 the con-
templated visit Of the Prince OF wv ales to
the great Eastern Empire next winter,
says 1t is, not unlikely that the Prince
will be raised to the rank OF, Field Mar.
shall before proceeding on his tour, and
that he may be accompanied by his
brother, the Duke of Connaught.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19

Capt. Moresby, OF the British naval
vessel Basilisk, has added a fourth race
to those already knowni in New Guinea.
by the discovery Of another inhaDiting
the whole Of the, eastern peninsula in
its northern and southern shores. The
from the pure Malay in being smaller, in
stature, coarse in feature, and thicker
Tipped. Many of the men have light nair
and a Jewish countenance. They are
sinewy, though not muscular, slight and
elLlike,in the pliability OF their bodies.
They are affectionate to their children,
but are sometimes willing to barter them
for iron axes.e The men are slightly
tattooed, but the women are tatt00ed all
over in graceful patterns. The women
crop their hair short, but the men wear
theirs long and frizzied. They are are.s
garded a. more civilized race thar
the Papuanss
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19

THE BATTLE OF THE GIANTS; A Debate
between the late Alexander Campbell and
the Right Rev. John b. Purcell. (C. +. Vent,
Cincinnati)
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-29
Third Day-Wednesday. JuIv 1tb
Fourth Day-Thursday, July Sth,

Fourth Day-Thursday, July Sth.
No. 7.-Purse $3.50 for Running Horses.
- Park .....................ns blk G Tom Collins
Geo Aver. Observation-Disclosures. Ginger
Geo Bailey. .......................ns ch m Eclair
NoS-Purse $1,000 for 90 class; $500 to first, $500
to second and $500 to third.
G Hail. Windham. ms blk s. Phil Sheridan
e Mosher, New Hampshire. ms blk m Belle Dean
j j Bowen Boston,. .......... ms 70 Honest Harry
d A Dustin, Boston ms br g Frank Palmer
James Golding, Boston,. ms s Ned Wallace
ii Brock, Boston. on......,..........nsb b Honest Bv
John Trout, ,Boston.ns Dusty formerly Dustin Jim
Arrangements have been made with the Railroad
and Steamboat lines to carry passengers at half rates
during the four days troting. Tickets can be pur-
chased at all stations at above rates with colpon
ticket attached admitting holder to the Park.
ju25 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-29
News and Other Items.

The Boston Advertiser notes a falling off of
names In the directory of that city.
An Indiana woman was recently struck by
lightning while shortening pis-crust with lard.
Cooks, take warning.
The Supreme Court of Massachusetts has
overruled all exceptions in the case of Pember
ton, the East Boston murderer.
The Scientific American pronounces the Kee-
ly motor as lone of the perpetual motion de-
ceptions by which the owners claim to generate
great force out of nothing"
Of forty candidates for the military academy
at West Point who had been selected by mem
bers of Congress, only two passed. Thirteen
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-29

GEN. BRINKERHOFF, who was so effective
in the Republican campaign of 1868 in this
state but who thought it most patriotic to
support Mr.. Greeley in 1872, has now become
disgusted with the rag money doctrine of the
Ohio Democracy and washes his hands of
any participation with that party. He estab-
lished a strong paper at Mansfield, Ohio,
whose influence two years ago in electing
Gov. Allen was most marked. Gen. Brink
erhctf now comes out for Gov. Hayes and
gives most excoriating review in his paper
OF the rotten rag-money, rum platform Of
the Ohio Democrats. He will materially as
sist in paying funeral honors politically to
William Allen.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-29

OUR Democratic exchanges in this section
speak in glowing terms of the Democratic
Convention in Iowa but the hard money cen
science Of the World must be terribly shock
ed at the spectacle of another Democratic
Convention declaring for an expansion of the
currency and denouncing Republican Con-
gress for taking steps toward the resumption
of specie payments. The Democratic party is
hopelessly divided on this most important
0uastion
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-29

OF all head gear worn iby men since the
iron pot was in fashion the brown straw hat
with blue bard is rather the most appall-
ing. The incongruity of colors and striking
disregard of taste shown in it are conclusive
evidence that the old savage instinct, the
love OF broad contrasts, has not died out in
the race, but ON the contrary is reviving. No
gaudily dressed squaw ever evinced stronger
marks OF barbaric taste than the wearers Of
these hats.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-29
THAT is delicate compliment, Gen, Rol

THAT is delicate compliment, Gen. Rob-
!erts, which you pay TO the sturdy yeomanry
af Maine when you say that they (the afore-
said yeomanry of Maine) shave been well nigh
induced to believe that they are incapable of
striking manly blow for themselves"
Those fellows won't pick up brush for your
hilltop bonfres worth cent, General, if
you continue such talk as that.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-29

THE moustache has fallen victim to the
centennial enthusiasm, and more smooth lips
are seen in America to-day than before for
twenty years. The desire to be like the great
founders of the republic is laudable one, but
mere conformity to the fashions of a century
ago in the cut of our boards or our clothes
will not go far to make up resemblance.
There are certain manly virtues which our
patriots will find good to initiate.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-29

IT smells ''Robertsy' in Penobscot. Ban
gor Commercial.
Jndging from the Generals serenade
speech and letter of acceptance, that sort of
odor can only be attributed to lukewarmness
on the part of the sherifls in that locality.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-29
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
City of Portland
City of Portland.

MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
June %, 1875. !
NOTICE is hereby given to all owners of hackney
IN carriages, to present their carriages to the City
Building on Thursday, the 9Th day of July next,
from 10 TO 12 a. M, and from to p. m, and for
ceivng their licenses for the year.
ine23d4w GEO. w. PARKER, City Marshal.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-29

The indirect liabilities and the endorsements
for railway purposes may be said to be of the
same class, and should, perhaps, form one
item. The exhibit is a good one, and under
the circumstances there is no apparent reason
why suspension of the important business of
the firm should be allowed by the creditors to
continue very long,"
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-29

L. D. JEwETT & Co.-The st. John Globe
says that "as near as can be ascertained at
the present time, from careful examination of
the books by close scrutiny, the liabilities of
the firm of L. d. Jewett & Co. are: