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THE SOUTH.
Texas.

The Great Eastern's New Business.
 HOUSTON, Sept 21.-The project of secur- ing the mammoth steamer Great Eastern to run between London, New Orleans and Gal veston to take out cotton and other produce and bring back immigrants, is in fair way of being fully established. Governor Rob- erts of this State has received letter dated London, September 2d, stating that before this reaches you the Great Eastern will be in the hands of the engineers preparatory to the scheme is to bring over emigrants pro- vided the people of the State show disposi- tion to aid the undertaking and prepare to receive the emigrants and give them the nec essary assistance in securing homes and giv- ing them employment. The Governor has written the company fully in regard to the matter, and there is no reason to doubt the success of the scheme
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Germany.

Gambetta's Attitude = Hostility of the
 Berlin Press.
 BERLIN, Sept. 21.-Several of the leading journals here to-day contain articles attack ing M. Gambetta for promoting the ministe- rial crisis in France and accuse him of en- deavoring to excite the French people to de- mand some kind of revenge against Germany on the score of the result of the Franco Prussian war. The comment upon these statements and arguments of the papers made in inside circles is that they spring from M. Gambetta himself, who desires nothing more than to be attacked in Germany in order to gain additional popularity at home; that is he wishes to figure for the time being as a martyr to German misrepresentation and malice. M. Gambettas policy is well under stood to be a war policy, and nothing would tend to commend it to the French people more than a scheme by which the leading French politician is put in the attitude of re- ceiving abuse in Berlin.
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Ireland.

The Accident to the City of Chester.
 QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 21.-Purser Cavanagh, of the steamer City of Chester, has arrived at Rocky Point in pilot boat. He reports that on Sunday last the steamer encountered a heavy gale. The sea run very high and threw itself heavily across the track of the vessel. It was in this way that the machine ry of the ship became too powerfully strained and gave way. The steamer, when her purser left her, coming on under canvas, but was making slow progress by reason of light and baff1ing winds. She is, however, expected to arrive at Queenstown tonight. Tugs have gone out to assist hef.
 The crank of the City of Chester broke one hundred miles west of Fastnet lighthouse on the 18th. The passengers are all we'll The homeward passage of the vessel from the place of the accident was necessarily slo ", as she was simply under sail and the winds were light
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FOR SALE. A HANDSOME Wilcox White Organ Will be A sold cheap For further particulars, apply at
FOR SALE.

A JERSEY BULL, 2 years old, nearly solid color "A with white points ts-sired by bull of s. c. Colts stock dam by Success. Inquire of or address
 CHARLES HARRINGTON,
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Miss OrtOn and Miss Nichols,


 The Misses Edwards. "y ILL reopen Sept. 2Oth their School for Young w Ladies and Children. For circulars and fur ther information, apply to the Principal, at s3 Inn 57 ELM STREET,
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SITUATION WANTED, RYA young girl to do general hoG1sework or take 40 care Of children wages moderate. Apply at se22 It. 302 WALLACE STREET
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SITUATION WANTED, RYA capable girl to do general housework in a 4p private family; good reference. Apply at
 IFS FRANKLIN STREET, C.a.,
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The Negro conchmnn,a White Bride,

PEORIA, Sept. 21.--Miss Nellie Chase who married the negro Monroe at Galesburg, was brought here last evening by her brothers and taken at once to the quiet village of Robins Roost, where Bishop Chase located the Jubilee College, and where the Chase family reside. She expressed sorrow for her conduct in giving her friends so much sorrow and trouble. She is still carefully watched to prevent any further escapades. Her strange infatuation with the negro is only explained on the theory of temporary alteration of mind Her brother Horace, who is talented young lawyer with lucra- tive practice, is so mortified that he talks of moving away to somewhere where they are unknown
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A Raflrond Building Burned.
FIRE RECoRD.

Over Ninety Buildings in Flames.
 MMwAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 21.-A dispatch from Green Bay says disastrous fire there yesterday afternoon destroyed sixty dwelling houses, thirty barns and the Presbyterian church. The dwellings burned were among the best in the city. The fire departments of Oconto and Depere responded to a call for aid The fire broke out in 8 store and mill and spread to Adams, Jefferson and Madison streets, jumped to Cherry, Pine, Main and
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Sailed, the Nevada for Liverpool, the Kron Prinz Wilhelm for Bremen. Arrived, the Rhinewiddan from Cardiff, the scythia from Liverpool.
 Lverpool-Arrived, the Egypt from New York
 Boston-sailed, the Bavarian for Liver pool
 Hull-Sailed, the Rialto for Boston.
 Southampton-Sailed the General Werder for New York from Bremen. Sailed, the Rhein from Bremen for New York.
 Antwerp-Arrived, the D. Steinman from New York
 London,-Arrived, the Holland and Italy from New York
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Illinois from Phil adelphia. Sailed, the Republic for New York
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 New York Produce Market.
 NEW YORK, Sept. q. FLOUR-Quiet and without decided change. South quiet and unchanged -WHEAT-Opened shade lower, but closed steady and demand with the decline fully recovered Spot sales of No. No. red $1 a1 O6z ungraded red at S1 0414a1 O6 No 0T14a 0s; No 3 white at s1 co; No white, Sept, quoted at $1 O7a1 072 do. Oct s1 07as10 73 No red, Sept, at $1 061a1 061 do Oct, at or 1-6a1 O71I.
 CORN-Steady but moderately active; spot sales of No. mixed at 505Sa502z and ungraded do. at 511a51 1S Mo- 2, Oct, sold at 51 24. OATS-1 to 2e. lower, and less active; No. white 45; No. 2 do 43 Mo- 1 mixed A No. 2 do. a446L{ a44c.
 RYE AND BARLEY-Nominal. PORK-Firm but qr,iet Sept, held at $15 25 Oct, SIS 20.
 LARD-Higher; Sept, ss 37Kas 421S Oct, s s5 as 40.
 95fa105Ic, do shoulders 63aa63{ BEEF-Steady demand at unchanged prices SPOT COTTON-Lower; middlings, Il 1916 fu- lures weak.
 WHTSKEY-DuIl and nothing doing. BUTTER-There has been quite 8 liberal demand, and prices well sustained Quotations Creamery, finest, 31a32 do. good to prime 2Sa30; do fair to good 27a28; State firkins choice at 27a28 do fair to prime 25a26 State pais and half tubs, choice, 26 State Welsh tubs, choice, 27a271 do prime, 261; do fair to gooc 24a26 western dairy, fresh extra 23a24; do good to prime 20a22 do fair to good 19a 20; western factory fine, 20a21 do good to prime 1T1Sa1S5f do fair to good at 61{a1T1&. PETROLEUM-The market for refined higher, at 11z6..
 NAPHTHA-Quet, at 1ohc; sold at l O61.
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Nebraska.

Bank Defa utter Captured.
 OMAHA, Sept. 21.-S. M. Waite, the de- fauIting president of the Brattleboro (Vt.) ) bank, was arrested by special agents to-day at the residence of Freeman Buck in this city, where he had hidden in the cellar. He was surprised and captured without resist ance, the Buck family being at the fair. He was taken East to-day.
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School of Modern Languages. & NAASSEs commence Sept. 13, 1880, ata o'clock " q. m Private classes afternoon and S$eAihE. Principal at home from to 10 ciclUcE x u .daiiy
 je26 we&satoS0 l6NYORK STREET.
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A Church partly Destroved.

CONVECTION, Ky, Sept 21.-The Ninth street Presbyterian church was partly de- stroyed by fire this afternoon. Several small houses on Ninth street and the blaming mill on Madison street were also damaged by the flames. The loss on the church will reach about $11 flO0
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THE WEST.
Illinois.
Five Children at a Birth.

Five Children at Birth.
 MONTICELLO Sept. 21.-Mrs. W. Hazard, the wife of well known citizen, gave birth yesterday to five developed babies, four males and one female. One boy and one girl are living. The mother is doing well.
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ollowed by MT. Thomas Plaisted, who also favored union. Nil. Perry, of Camden, was will ling to abide by the decision of the convention. MT. Eaton said anything but union meant defeat in November, and moved the previous question. It was then moved and seconded that the resolutions be adopted by rising vote, and nearly every man in the convention rose amid loud cheers. The following were chosen as candidates for electors Electors at.large, Solon Chase and Samuel Watts district electors, John F. Turner, Benjamin Bunker, Charles R. Whidden, William A. Cromwell and John P. Donworth Congress man Murch was called to speak and was loud ly cheered. He favored union and said this convention was ominous of the sdestructlon of the Republican party. He predicted ten thousand majority in November.
 Mir. Chase desired those of his mind to re- tire for consultation. Mir. Pierce urged Mir. Chase and his handful of followers to con sider before they bolted. Previous to ad- journment Solon Chase explained he callad upon his friends to retire for consultation without intending any harm. The names of those opposed to union whose influence was much feared are Solon Chase, Editor Turner of the Neao Era and Elder Eaton. The Dem- ocrats anticipate about 10, GOO majority in November as a result of this combination and are highly elated over to-day's proceedings.
 Republican Prospects in the south.
 NEW YORK, Sept 21.-A prominent Repub- ican from Florida in the rooms of the Ma tional Republican committee said to-day that the Republicans of Florida have majority of 1000 to 1, ,50o with fair count, which he believed State election board would give. He thought the only Southern States in which the Republicans have any prospect of success are Florida, North Carolina and West Virgi- mia.
 A Republican Mass Meeting.
 NEW YORK, Sept 21.-A mass meeting of Republicans, under the auspices of the Re- publican campaign club, was held tonight at Chickering Hall. Hon. Benjamin Mannicy presided. A letter of regret was read from George ". Curtis, and resolutions endorsing the policy of President Hayes and his Cabinet were read General Fitzpatrick, of New ter sey, was then introduced. He claimed that the Democrats had made another blunder in nominating General Hancock, who, although a brave soldier knew nothing more than what he had learned at West Point, and that both he and his party would at the coming election be wiped out. In speaking of Maine, the General said that when men were out of work and wanted 8 meal they voted the Democratic ticket. That was one of the reasons for the Democratic gain The speak CT closed his address by stating that General Hancock was good man in bad company
 Miss Nellie Holbrook, of California, was the next speaker. Her speech was mainly in denunciation of the ''solid South'' and eulo- gistic of Garfield.
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Ml0lY MEEIINGS AT NlRIHEIEI n.

Extended reports of the ten days meetings at Northheld in N. Y. WITNESS, 9th and 18th Sept. Both papers sent, postpaid for ten cents, or 15 copies of each, postpaid, for dollar. JOHN DOUGALL CO, Frankfort st., New York. Gems Of%POetrye beautiful small eight-page Weekly, containing choice selections from celebrated authors. Only 75 cents year. Six copies sent as samples for ten cents. Sabbath Reading, Weekly-Containing Sermon, S. S. Lesson and Reh- gious matter. soc. year. Samples free se22 1md&w
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AT EDWARD MALLEY'S.
TIE CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN.

HREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF MEAT, O &c Best Porter House Steak 16c. Sirloin Steak, 15c. Round Steak, 12c. Rack Steak, 10c. Corned Beef, De-. Rib Roast 10 to 15c Stew Beef, G. Lamb, hindquarter, 14c. Lamb, forequarter, 1Oc.; Veal, hindquarter, 14c. Veal, forequarter, 10c.
 Hams. Rib and Sausages at Wholesale prices. Vegetables in their season at farmers figures.
 L. SHONBERGER,
 Nos. l, 2 and Central Market, First Stalls from George streety Congress Ave
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Special correspondenee of yoURNAL AND ooua1En.
JOHN II. DAVIS x Co.,, l

JOHN H. DAVIS X Co.,,
 Bankers and Brokers, IT Wall Street,
 NEW YORK, Sept 21, 1880. ) The Stock Market-The movement in railway and miscellaneous stocks has again been of little moment the dulness rivaling that of yesterday and Satur- day. Very naturally, the changes were unimport- ant.
 The Bond Market.-The market was very dull and devoid of any special feature. District Columbia 365s easier at 99k. State bonds neglected
  but railroad bonds were more active, particularly Eries which were strong and higher.
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aew 2aren aalg aglll1orniag sontnal aad Gontiet.

Cedar streets, and the flames were only stopped when they had reached the river. The loss is estimated at $150, 900 to $175,- 900. The insurance is light
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HnmsR for Sales

JH4A THE residence of the late Waiter Osborn,
 sssH No. 2S2 Orange street, with ample grounds, @1V barn and carriage house, the latter fitted up with room for coachman. Is in complete order and contains all modern improvements. Three quarters of the purchase money remain mortgage If not sold soon will be rented furnished. Also either of the houses known Nos. 28, 30 and 52 TruH- bull street. Apply to L. E. OSBORN, Executor, at of the Steam Heating Co, No 68 Court street, of GEO. ". OSBORN, No. 12 Whites Building.
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no RENT-

de44, FINE country seat and farm of 42 acres ; 5si also 60 acres in 5 to 10 plots at $1G0 per EHsI acre, adjoining Woodmont station. Address
 J. R. AIRES, s14 m .Woodmont, Ct
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John, Kate Annie and Mary Doolan, breach of peace, aaoSSe a,roseqai; John Jones, breach of peace against Bernard Horan, to September 27; Thomas Curtin, theft from F. Wilkins, to October 19.
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FOR SAFE

IA first floor tenement of SIX ROOMS; a E#5iis third floor tenement of FIVE ROOMS; sup L piled with city water. Newly repaired through out. Inquire at office of s. PECK & CO,
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TO RENT,

Te44 A FINE HOUSE AND LOT on Humphrey MsaiH street. Lot large; house hrstrate; suitable #AslI for two families; will be sold cheap.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, se18 237 Chapel Street.
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Halls Bifters.

HaW,S BItterSs
 TT Is now twenty nine years since we commenced the preparation of this article Their truly val uable medicinal properties in cases connected with the stomach and system their exquisite taste cordial and agreeable effect tonic readily acknowledged by all who have used them. In fact, Has Bitters stand unriva1ed and their eminence over all newly started and much advertised Bitters will be striking to any one, after fair trial and parison. We should be pleased to show them.
 apA ss.-s-sa~sess tE. D. HALL, 25Q Chapel Street.
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at 2 very low prlce 1nquIre at Park street s9ll U Property for Sale or Exchange. %Ra number of frst-cl@ss brick ssH houses on Howe street and College street glI also two-family house Ferry street. Houses Dwight, University Place and houses in Westvile and East Haven for sale. Price and terms easy
 Water front lots i'm West Haven, lots in Westville, NicolI street. Kimberly avenue, &c.
 FOR RENT. number of Grst-cIass houses located central; also frst-cass house furnished; will be rented low Money to loan on real estate security. Real Estate Office 49 Church Street, sell Ls Fa COH4STOChs
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TimherIand For Sa1e.

Timber Land For Sale. dsS% B ACRES near Woodmont depot and about x of mile from two mills. This land is cov- cred with hemlock, cedar and chestnut, all of good size has been nothing cut from it in fifteen years large quantity of cedar posts, ties and spes be cut from the land. Wi1i be sold very low.
 HINMANS AGENCY, se20 ct 63 Church st., New Haven.
 FOR RENT,
 &A TWO SUITES of Rooms nicely furnished MHsii and with all modern conveniencee, furnace EIsY heat hot and cold water, &c. Apply the premises, I'll GROWN STREET, sells eodtf Corner High
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FOR SALE LOW.

dEA HOUSE, large Barn and other outbuild-
 si ings, 6S acres of land well stocked with choice lM..h fruit, also 6 Cows and 2 Horses, Wagons and Harnesses and one of the best paying MILK ROUTES in New Haven city-within miles of City Market. Will be sold very low. Inquire of H. B. SHEPHERD,
 se21 6t# Stall 20 City Market
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.
.pa1vrp-sEprEMpER 21-

ARRIvED-sEPTEMBER 2.
 Sch Twilight, Robinson, Baltimore, coal to Y, N Sch Julia A Berke1ee, Crosby, Kennebeo River, ice Sch Mary Beattie Hill, New York, iron to NH Barge wilkins, Perth Amboy, sa7 tons coal to F Barge 2oss, Mauch Chunk, ss tons coal to "A D Barge 2o9s, Ms1ch Chunk. 100 tons coal to Al D Barge McwilHams. Perth Amboy s1s tons coal to Barge Belimeyer, Perth Amboy, s2s tons coal Barge O. No 5, Perth Amboy, 2os tons coal to A DIR Alling
 FOR SALE. A HANDSOME Wilcox White Organ Will be "A sold cheap For further particulars, apply at se22 2t- THIS OFFICE.
 FOR SALE,
 GOOD MILCH COW, three years old Will be se22 It. No. AUBURN STREET.
 FOB SALE. A JERSEY BULL, years old nearly solid color, A with white points-sired by bull of S. c. Colts stock. dam by Success Il Inquire I @ of | or address se22 d&wH Farmington Conn.
 FOR RENT,
 &fEAsA WITH BOARD, Rooms with modern improve :g se22 ct s7 COLLEGE STREET.
 FOR RENT
 @ks=A FROM OCTOBER 1st, to & small family, the iiH lower part of House on Bradley street, near .N State, consisting of Four connecting rooms, with basement, cellar and attics and city water. Apply 749 STATE STREET, Bradley. AT EDWARD DMALLEY'S. A MAGNIFICENT Ebony and Gilt 'PARLoR SUIT, "A upholstered in Silk Mixed Brocatel1e, trimmed with Plush. Also superb LIBRARY TABLE of Black Walnut, inlaid with French Walnut. The above offered at one half the cost of manufac ture. Apply at E. WALLETS, se22 It Chapel and Temple Streets.
 District of New Haven ss. Probate Court,O
 September 14th, 1880. { UPSTATE of SIDNEY MERWIN, late of Wood ML bridge in said district, deceased hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate requested make immediate pay ment to MARCUS E. BALDWIN,
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New York Produce Market.

Asked.
 EXPRESS STOCKS, Adams ..........117 Wells, Fargo. .... III B American ..... 60 United States. ...... 49H
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ROR RENT

%fsz=aA FROM OCTOBER 1st, to small family, the #sif lower part of House Bradley street, near E%lN State, consisting of Four connecting rooms with basement, cellar and attics and city water.
 Apply 749 STATE STREET, cor. Bradley
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SITUATION WANTED, RY A capable girl to do general housework in 6 1V private family; good reference Apply at ge22 1ts 12o DAY STREET
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VOL. XLvIH.
THants.
SITUATION WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED. RY respectable girl to do general housework in a 4B private family. Apply at
 se22 2t* 69 CONGRESS AyENTE
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SITUATION WANTED. RY hrst-class pantaloon and vest cutter with ca- Qpacity of salesman; nrst-class recommendations. Address se22 It" <aP & V c y this office
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RY A capable girl to do second work general kD housework, cooking, washing and ironing or laundry work; good references. Apply at
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As4 House in the brick block corner Dwight street
 MEss and Whalley avenue. desirable party can HaIL have possession of nice house immediately at very low price Inquire at Park street. sell tf
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Unfurnished Room to Rent. hEAA VERY pleasant Parlor Chamber, with gas Mssd and furnace heat, suitable gentleman and .ll wife or two single persons Apply at AT State Street or
 se21 2ts 2a LYON STREET
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Go1ttaiitlt.
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