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The Portland daily press., 1876-10-20
CITY AND VICINITY
New Advertisements To-Day.

New Advertisements To-Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Excursion to the Centennial.
Supper-West Congregation Church.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Boston Underwriters.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Eureka Machine Twist.
A Card.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
State of Maine-To the Electors.
To Lett G Proctor.
Managers Playing Calais.
Winter Resorts-Royal Victoria Hotel.
Miss l. Stanley-Dress and Cloak Making.
Brothers 10.
Cut this Out.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Executors Sale-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
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"HARK, from the tomb a doeful sound"
lis the long train of consumptiyes, going
down to untimely graves. They might be
saved to earth-cured-by Adamson's Botanic
Cough Balsam. ,ct16eod1w
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A special meeting of the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen was beld yesterday at noon and the
following business was transacted.
Petition of Michael Carey to erect wooden
building on Washington street. and of Fl. Free
man & Co. ct ais. that Fox street from Frank
lin to Boyd street be filled and graded, we're re-
ferred with power.
Mr.. A. S. Hartford was licensed as an auc-
toneer
An insane person was sent to the State Asy i.
lum.
Warrants for the November election were
issued.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Every business man
would consider it both unjust and ridiculous for
party to place $4,000 worth of goods in the
hands of an auctioneer or commission mer-
chant, for sale; the party then selling them
selves, or through some friend, and then re-
fusiDg all compensation to the commission
agent. Yet real estate agents complain that
they are often served the same way. Owners
leave property in their hands for sale and then
if opportunity occurs the property is sold pri-
vately and all compensation refused on the
ground that it could not be collected The &C.
ton of real estate men in such cases has been
to charge one-half commission. Two cases
have now been decided in our courts sustain
ing this custom, one of which appears in the
court report this morning,
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BROTHERS..
CUT THIS OUT.
1t May Save Your Life.

There is no person living but what suffers more or
less with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds or Consump
ton, yet would die rather than pay rs cents tor
bottle of medicine that would cure them. DR.. A.
BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has lately been intro
duced in this country from Germany, and its won
drous astonishe every that tries it. If you
doubt what say in print, cut this out and take it
to your Druggist and get sample bottle for 10
cents and try it. Two doses will relieve you. Reg
ular size rs cents.
sep2O d1yeom
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READ, Be ASTONTHRD, and
WONDER.
Madame FOy's Corsets
for: 81 cts. each.
Fine w. Bone COrsets e,
from As cts. upwards.
Ladies' Heavy Merino Vests
for 35 cts. each.
Ladies' Heavy MerinO Drawers
for 35 cts. each.
Ladies' Heavy Merino Vests
for 50 CTS. each.
Ladies' Heavy MerinO Drawers
for 50 cts. each.
Ladies' Heavy Cashmere Under
vests
for 81 cts. each.
Ladies' Heavy Cashmere Drawers
for 81 cts, each.
Gents Heavy Shirts & Drawers
from 35 cts. upwards.
Children's Merin0 Vests
from Is cts. upwards.
Boys Mixed Vests and Pants,
all sizes, IS cts.
Children's New Britain Suits,
81 cts. and $l.OO per suit.
Gents Heavy MerinO Hose
from Is cts. upwards.
Ladies' Heavy Cotton Hose,
10 cts. per pair.
Gents Heavy Shaker Hose
from Is CITE. TO SO.
Ladies Wool BalmOral Hose
from rs cts, upwards.
Ladies' Knit JACKETS
from 3S cts. upwards.
so dOz. Canada Knit Hose
for so cts. per pair.
Best Quality Ball Yarn,
alt cOIOrs, Is cts. ball.
Silk Lacing Cords,
all cOlOrs, 3 cts. per yard
Silk Tassels,
all cOIOrs. Sets. each.
Best Quality Dress Braid,
6 cts. a piece.
Bustles in fine variety,
from 20 cts. upwards
Unlaundried Gents Shirts,
Wamsutta. 81 cts & Sl.15 each.
Best English Needles Stuck,
A CTS. a paper
Splendid Line of Buttons,
~ to rs cts.
Trimming Buttons,
s cts a dOz.
All our SI.OO Kid Gloves,
for IS cts.
Spool Silks,
all cOlors. for cts. a spool
Space will not admit of further quota.
tiOns. We expected to move to our new
store on the first Of October; this we
fud is impo. sib,e. We had part Of our
goods packed; we were compelled to I'M
pack them, and the result was, our an
cry passions rose. We decided 10 sell, If
possible, the entire stock at almost the
cost, and for short season do BUSI-
NESS FOB FUN. Where the fun comes
in, "DepOnents ayeth not"
Yours very respectfully,
J. III. Fitzgerald,
Cor. Myrtle & Congress Sts.,
Portland, Me.
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Brief ,IOflin2s.

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
THURsDAY.-John W. Anderson. Search and seiz-
ure. Fined $50 with costs. Paid.
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Administrator Sale.

DURSUANT to license from the Hon. Judge Of
sell at public auction to the highest bidder ON the
premises, on TUESDAY, Nov. Z. A. d. 1915, ct ;
O'Clock p. m, the lot Of unoccupied land on Wood
the homestead Of d. D. Rolf deceased, containing
about 6767 square feet
HARklET B. ROLF. Administrative.
+. o. BAILEY q CO., Auctisnccrs.
obs sodtd
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
are the real estate transfers recorded in this
county yesterday:
Portland-Lot on Locust street, from James
A. Healy to Samuel II. and Joseph G. Coles
worthy.
Lot on Locust street from Samuel Fl. Coles
worthy, and Joseph G. Colesworthy to James
A. Healy.
Lot of land on Cumberland street from ST.
mon 81. Libby TO James Bickford.
CENTENNIAL.-1here were five hundred and
thirty in D. Fl. Young's party, which left Port
land yesterday morning, via Boston & Maine,
for Philadelphia. Mr.. Young advertses an
other Of his popular excursions for Tuesday,
Oct, Oath,
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SCOT II
CITY AFFAIRS,

Special Meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen.
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C. II. GRIFFING,
General Manager for New England. OF
the New York Life Insurance Company.
oc20 dit
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INCOME.
By cash received from balance of last
years account. $1,e74 81
Interest on "Clapp
Trust Fund" $3.50 90
Interest on bonds. 973 81
Interest ON railroad
stock. ....."..... 80 90
Bank dividends. -. 713 81
-$2,196 SO
Annual subscriptions. -. 548 90
Donations. ..... ........ 1903 IS
Board of children. ....... SO so
Legacy of Mrs. Margaret
Whitman .............. 400 90
Appropriations from the
State on account of SOL
diers' children ......... 1000 90
$i0007 per cent. bonds sold 1,046 25
City of Toledo bond due. 1000 90
All other sources .... 937
SCOT II
ortland, October II, 1875,
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City of Portland and City
of Biddeford bonds..... 3,077 80
Casco National Bank stock 962 30
To balance cash in Maine Savings
DdDk t,-........... Sy30 81
To balance cash in Portland Savings
Ioduh 200 IL
Balance on hand September 30, 1876. 81 So
IS, 243 "a
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AUCTION SALE
Executors Sale.

ExecutOr's Sale,
DY virtue OF a license to me vranta5 hr +ha Han
- Nathan Cleaves, Judge OF Probate. Within and
for the County Of Cumberland shall sell at public
auction at the Mart on Plum street, in this city,
on Saturday, the twenty-eght day Of Oct A. u.
1876 at II O'Clock in the forenoon the following goods
and chattels belonging to the estate OF John True
VIZ: One horse, one carriage and two robes Terms
cash. FREDERICK FOX, Executor
r. O. BAILEY k CO., Asctiea~ers
Portland, Oct. 10, 1876, oct2Odtd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
"FactsareStubbborn7 ,
us THERE A DIFFERENCE IN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANIES
To Messrs. W. d. Little & Co.,

1V HVoSISs W. Dc IICCIt q CUs1
General agents Of Mutual Life Insurance Co., of
Ne,o York, Portland:
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The fishing schooner James L. Shute, which
has been missing since the 9th of March, had
among her crew Geo. W. Foyle OF BROOKLYN,
Me-, Geo. B. and Edwin P. Turner, brothers, of
Maine. She was commanded by Capt George
Fl Norwood, and his brother Percy H. Nor
wood was with him.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-20

FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Mr.. Seth Norcross of South Ches tervile, aged
80 years, was attacked by bull Saturday and
had one of his ribs broken.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-20

On Wednesday night of last week, some un-
occupied buildings belonging to Lewis Brack-
EFT of Waterford were burned John Bracket
is suspected as the incendiary, and has been
arrpstad
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-20
PIONEERS.

Executors Sale-F. o. Bailey g. c
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
FRANCE.

d. q ~
! PARIS, June 14.-President MacMahou
assured Minister Duioure yesterday that he
intended to remain neutral in the matter OF
M. Bufret's candidacy for the Senate. Ls
TENNIS says the ministry would regard d.
Ruffct,s election as an act OF hostility on the
part of the Senate, and would resign. The
affair causes excitement. 1t Is SAID II the
Cabinet should resign, and new one pc
formed out OF the Right, the Chamber Oh
Deputies would refuse to vote the budget.
.Bishop Dupanloup has written pamph-
LET entitled "Whither Are We Golng.n IL
endeayors to show that society and religion
are in the greatest peril through the trl-
umphant progress OF atheism. r
BUCHAREST, June 1.-THE ,Roumanian
Government has issued an order remindlng
foreigners OF the penalties for conspirlng III
the territory against foreign States and trai-
ticking in arms ~''tt't ~ ~ - &;.@a at
THE EASTERN TROUBLES.
LONDON, june 14.-The Grand Vizier has
addressed conciliatory letter in answer to
Prince Milan's explanation OF the Seryian
armament.
LONDON, June 14.-Adyiees from the gold
coast report shat King Dahomey will pay the
fine imposed. arfr,....r-g,-..-, "a i,
GIBRALTAR, June 1.-THE German Admi-
raj has communicated his regrets to the gov
crnor Of the garrison for the disturbance
created by sailors Of his feet, and that they
had been confined 10 their ships ana other
wise punished. au
Ems. June '14.-The greeting between the
Gar and Emperor William at the railway
station was quite cordial s3asguuf .2g
BERLIN, june 14,--Prince Bismarck mas
gone to Kissengcn. .se .,9f,f u
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HAMPDEN.sIDNEY COLLEGE.
PUBLIC LITERARY EXERGIsES-AWARD OF
THE BEST SPEAKERS MEDAL-PERSONAE
DEGREES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
ALUMNI-MATERLAL IMPROVEMENTS AT
TILE COLLEGE. gs,sr.t,'shy..

.. TUESDAY, June 13, 1876.
The public literary exercises OF the occa-
sion began to-day with the anniversary
celebration OF the Union Society, which
was observed at 81 P. NJ. DR.. Fl. c. Alex
ander presided and introduced the speakers.
Rev. T. W. Hooper offered prayer. kess-
nicll's band .of music performed well its
part. Junior orators r.. A. Wales, Of Vir-
slnia-subject, " Originality OF Thought;"
and A. G. Stuart, Of Virgina-subject,
Life Demands Action" The best speak
er's medal was presented by p. II. Hoge, OF
Uainpden-Sidney, to w. +. Cave, OF 'Fau-
uuier, and the final orator was W. G. Camp
bell, Of West Virginia, whose subject was
John Hampden."
In addition to the trustees mentioned on
Yesterday as present the following arrived
to-day Captain Frank D. Irving, Rev. DR..
D. B. Ewing, and Rev. P. B. Price. r., ,
The Board OF Trustees elected as new
members to fill vacancies j. l.. Weeks, OF
Baltimore; w. l.. Owens, OF Halifax, va;
James V. Brooke, of Fauquier; and Rev.
f. H. Barnett, Of Abingdon. '-..l''. .'.'',, .'.
A minute was adopted by the Board ex-
pressive of its feelings on the resignation OF
Mr.. A. g. McIlwaine, OF Petersburg, whose
long and faithful service, now terminated
by the intirmities OF age, demanded such
tribute. ,,.g.. s..-g
The title Of Doctor Of Divinity was con-
ferrcd upon Rev. s: A. Repass, OF the Lu-
theran Church-professor OF theology IN
the institution ut Salem, va. ..-.,,,....
The degree OF Bachelor OF Arts was con-:
ferrcd upon the following members OF the
senior-class graduates of this gear: William
Creighton Campbell, OF Berkeley county,
W. Va; William E. cave, OF Fauquler,
Va; william Chinn, of Fauquier, Va;
Peyton Harrison Hoge, Hampden- Sidney,
Va; John r. Morton, Charlotte, va;
Henry Wysor Naii,. Pulaski, Va; Frank
Irving Thornton, Hampden-sidney, Va.
The Board commended the diligence and
fidelity of President Atkinson, whose ef-
forts have added much to the financial re-
sources OF the college, and requested him to
continue his iabors In this Behalf.
The alumni and friends OF the college are
gathering daily. I Pfe oldest alumni presept
arc Rev. John S. Watt, a graduate OF fifty
wears; Judge Alexander RiyeS, and MIR.
Frank CabeIl, of Nelson, who graduated
fifty-onc years ago.
am indebted to Judge F. N. Watkins
for forwarding to you, before my arrival, a
report of proceedings previous to to-day. !.
New and handsome enclosures around the
college and college church, and other I'M
provements, evince the, improving prospects
OF the institution. +.
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- .yAs ftts.-
/, Associated Press dispatches.

NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATIC CONNEN-
'-.' TfON. - @E,,t
, RALEIGH, June 14.-T'he State Democratic
Convention met to-day. The following
nominations were made: For Governor q.
b. Vance, Of Mecklenburg; Lieutenant
Governor: 7. j. Jarvis, OF Pitt; Secretary
OF State Joseph A. Engleliard, OF Whining
ton: Treasurer j. NJ. Worth, OF Randoipa;
Auditor: s. l.. love, OF Haywood; Attof-
ney- General: 7. j. Kenan, OF wilson; ou-
perintendent OF Public Instruction: -. !
Scarborough, 6f Johnston.
There was large aud enthusiastic at.
tendance. Aunt Abby House, an old lady
eighty wears old, and for twenty-five years
Identified with the party, was invited and
escorted to seat among the delegates.
The Convection adjourned to 8 O'Clock
tonight, when the delegates to st. Louis
will be appointed. ~ i'' 81
Hon. +. E. Shober presided. aai Ts
THE "OLD SOUTH CHURCH"
BosTus, June 14.-One hundred and six
teen thousand dollars have been subscribed
to save the cold South Church" The
amount required is $3.50, 600. A committee
headed by Governor Rice has been ap-
pointed '' ss
THE RELIGIOUS RIOT IN BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, June 14.-The riots at Anu
werp were increasing at midnight. Inc
regular troops have fired fifty shots.
(, +. DEATH OF A CATHOLIC BISHOP.
AUGUSTA, GA, June 14.-Right Kew:
Bisbop Verot, of St. Augustine, Fla., dled
suddenly yesterday OF apoplexy.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WAsH1SGroN, June 14.-Bclknap's cour-
sci have notified the impeachment managers
that they would Summon 1877 witnesses.
The judiciary Committee have decided to
accent the affidavit OF Josiah Caldwell as
evidence in the Blaine investigation.
There was full Cabinet meeting to-day
except Cameron. =
OUTRAGE BY MASKED ROBBERS.
MELVILLE, Pa, June H.-Three masked
men entered the house Of wealthy farmer
near here, puts halter around his hech;
burned the feet Of himself and wife, ana
them decamped with sixty dollars and q
valuable horse and buggy.
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We believe that Governor kempcr has,
relatively to the number Of Democratic
voters in the two States, twice as many enc
mics inside Of his own party in Virginia
az Governor Tilden has inside OF his own
party in New York, and yet we do not doubt
for moment that Governor kemper, II
nominated fol- President, would carry w
ginia by twenty thousand majority - IR'cf-
mond Dispatch. ~. .. n",t -. ;.
. A public man who has not his enemies IS
generally q man without pluck, and trim
mer to boot. y 1t is the rising man ana the
bold man that makes his enemies. They
will pull him down as he STRUGGLES up ailtl
kick him down when he gets UP, II tley
can. Tilden can carry New i OK despite
all OF. his enemies, and he Gamble eiccted.-
Petersburg Post. p 'I~<i T>iiEii ~ f''
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TILDEN's PERSONAL POPULARITY IN NEW
YoRK.-A congressman called my attention
this morning to the fact that Governor John
A. Dix, the most popular Republican Gov
ernor New York ever had, was elected by
over fifty-three thousand majority in 1872.
Governor Tilden ran against Dix in 1874,
and defeated him by over fifty thousand
majority; a change of over one hundred
thousand votes in favor OF Tilden. .Andyet,
IN that election, bewas bitterly opposedby all
the corrupt men OF the Democratic party
and their respectable" friends who are
now opposing him. Washinqton letter In
Bristol Ne,rs. ..
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A sorT-MosEY sIDE-sHow..lFrom an
OCCASIONAL correspondent of the Tribune. J.
Washington, June 10.-Judse Edmtlnds,
nostmaster and secretary OF the Republican
congressional committee, is now organizing
\ Democratic soft-money demonstration, to
take place at. st. Louis during the meeting
Of the National Democratic Convention
Mr.. Edinnnds has been for several days N
communication with certain persons here
protesting to be Democrats, towhom large
sum M of money has been offered for the pur-
nose OF g s'getting up,a row" on the money
question at St. Louis. ~ -..ysf }..H =
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TIE WORK BEGUN.
,osrIETE ORG or TIE
CINCINNATI CONVENTION.

n Grand CONCLANE orENED-SrEECHES
ge.M rOMERcY, HAWLEl. HAYES. Me
Ip.t&>ON. AND uTHERS-THEIR VIEWS
.f.IT THE NECESSITIES OF THE PAR.
N-,NMEINATIONS AND THEIR rRoEA.
81. EFFECT-ELAINE SUPPOSED To FL
r.RTAlN OF THE NoMINATIOS-STRU
~ FOR TIE SECOND PLACE ON THE
IL NFT-n OF OUR SPECIAL
nENFSroNDENT-rHE CONVENTION hp-
frURNED TILL 10 O'CLOCK THIS MORN.
l<r-h SHORT SESSION ANTICIPATED
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
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The infamous .scoundrels composing the
Tweed and canal rings in New York know
that ii Governor Tilden is elected they will
have no control in the future, andwhen they
saw that after several months OF discussion
the mind of the American people was CEN
tering almost in every State on Tilden as a
national reformer and an honest man, and
therefore the most suitable person for the
nomination, the devil put it into their wick
ed hearts TO get UP this Acknowledgements
trick to ini,lre him. The New York World,
which is not a Tilden paper, comes out
boldly and does him the justice to denounce
the fraud, and as it deserves. viii the other
papers who have commented on this matter
do him the same iustice?- lFinona (Nlss.)
dH,-ducP -,..t ..... .sr.. ..r... ,.rt..,.. ~
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,rsaec,s, .elearam to the pisps.ct.l

-, Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.J
RALEIGH June 14--Hon. p. G. Foyie
and General j. N. Leach were chosen as
electorsior, State at large, s.. ..
AFTER taking recess the Convention re-
assembled and appointed the following dele
gates, from the State, at large to ST. Loais !;
Thomas !. L., Clingman, Paul G. Cameron,
William r Cox, and Wharton j. Greene.
Report from Committee on Platform was
then presented and unanimously adopted,
and tile Convention adjourned. 81,
Governof Vance is now speaking from
the piazza of the National Hotel to a tre-
mendous crowd. it III .n. r frl4f.
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THE BETTING ELEMENT ON FRENCH RACE
CoURsEs.-The betting element is not al
lowed to be,a nuisance in France, rs it is in
England. mo betting is permitted in front
OF the stand, Those who wish to speculate
must go to the, rear, where all necessary ac-.
commodation is provided. We misscdto a
great extent the ,gayly painted Paris mutue
vans that used to throng the course on the
far side. The republic is becoming virtu-
Gus, and interdicts as much as possible
ready-money betting. Oller offered million
francs for ten years concession, but the
temptation was resisted. ,., The Grand PriX
day is the only occasion on which the giants OF
the English betting fraternity visit France,
and a sight they areRor the gods. Occasion
ally they take the Frcnchmen's breath away
by the tremendous offers they make. 1t
is related that on lone. occasion, when
Adolphe, a young member OF the Jockey
Club, accosted an English Ieviathan to
back an outsider for the Grand Prix, and
was offered 100000 to 1,000,' which,
being explained to him, was 250,000f. to
-. .0O0f., OF Sj0, 200 TO $1,000, he holted clean
away from the course, and went home and
got under the bed.If The French now favor
the English way OF betting very much-that
is to say, all settlements to be made on the
Monday after the race. The big English
book-makers, too, offer much better odds
than the French ones, and things are made
as pleasant for them rs possible. -.
They had a fieId-day at the Grand Hotel
Yesterday. The courtyard looked some
thing like TattersalPs on tue Monday before
the Derby. Continental travellers were
astonished at the strange sounds they heard,
and to them "6 to bar two" was indeed
a mystery. The French horses Of the pre-
sent season were not generally considered
good. Enguerrande. the winner OF the
French Oaks, and also the ";dead-hcater" :"
with CamelIia for the English Oaks, was
among the best.-SpeciaI in yesterdays
INe,c fOrE Herald. r,:.l., -. ...-.,f..
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The editor of the Hopkinsville Neo Era,
who attended the kentucky Democratic
State Convention, reports that the prepon-
derance of sentiment'in that body was for
Tilden. HtTHV- .r/Ir-t4sriSi'I
:, 1t is rs we said it would be-the opposl-
ton to Tilden i'm New I ork is"giying him
strength all over the country. Where ne
had lukewarm friends, before. he has light
inc friends now.-OmahG Herald " :
1t lis stated that Governor Tilden is to
marry Miss Barlow, Of New York z.a
The st. Louis, Times says that Colonel y
P. Dyer, United States district attorney,
who prosecutedl the st. Louis whisk
c ,ses, will offer his resignation atlthe close
OF the present month. i3-tf.} if3ksik<.
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, Y,Ir WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear anu
harm. =, 90
. THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: y. NJ, Us:
. :, W.. &: - VI. 81; L. NJ, 50; L.
=, -. midnight. -,
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BASps AND BUNTING.

The correspondent Of the Baltimore Ga
yofte saws: Wherever you so in the neigh
borhood OF the three principal hotels flags,
Dinners, and parti-eolored bunting are
wayi,,r: while great platards, stretched the
entire length OF, the hotels, announce the
names OF the faYorite candidates whose
friends stop there. Inthe lobbieS oi these
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WEATHER REPORT

rcos,,nI111Es To Washington,
For the South Atlantic and East
.,}f states. falling possibly, followed ny
kim barometer, south ana east "ih'S'
.sr,nayy temperatures, CLOUDY ana RAINY
,g'Hcr ,, .,; o.o ,,o.,on
..'>,urr and temperature. Sontherly winds,
a rar;lN cloudy weather.