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EVENING STAR.
OLD DRINKING SONG.

OLD DRINKING SONG.
In a tavern let me die when Ifs's journey endeth;
Be the wine cup brought to me ere my soul a.
That holy choir above. as IT DER me bendeth,
commendeth,
Brightest soul on earth below have by the goblet
thrlven.
Hearts mbued by nectar strong to realms above are
Sweeter tastes my wine to me tavern given.
IMAM the bishops pIous tap wei win water sni'e
All my verses have the smack of the liquor by me.
But II you would see me wrIts. with asuPPe' "'
Fill I've had bite or two am new rhyme-y.
But with hall a dozen cups Of OVID can coihe hsh
Nature hath to every man proper gifts allotted.
Hungry, even by a boy I mig Int DO garrotted,
Ere I'D thirst ia let me hrst In hearse be trotted
In my soul the sparkling fount of prophecy out
ne'er was felt until with WINE my every vein was
But when Bscchus in my brain holds his Ordy
PhC5us rushes INTO me glorious marvels telling.
III Woman-the fairest work OF creation-the
edition being extensive, let no man be without
IL Cowper says that "the tear that is wiped
with Address may be followed perhaps. with
smile " IL II is a woman's tear, the perhaps"
i unnecessary. You can always dry II with
dress
III ''Pompev,' said good natured gentle
man to his coiored man, al did not know, until
to-day, you were whipped last week.
Didn't YOU, Massa! | know'd it at de time, -
said Pompey.
IL The military spirit seems to he on the In
crease in the Old Dominion. A volunteer COM
pany has been organized in King George county,
which will be an ornament TO the Twenty fifth
Regiment.
u The company of artillery at Fort Ind
pendence have been engaged for several weeks
in testing cannon for the use of the armv-one
cannon has been fred about 1900 times and Ma
lor Arnold has received orders TO fire il until it
bursts.
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SrRENsifHHftRH2 y We YOUR YOU, ,E EYES.

SrRrNeIfMHfiRS9 vE YOUR EYES.
OptIoIan, ID. WOOLFSON, who ~
n Ia. arrived from Europe with his
orn, a. well as the manufacture of 2 rood man,
p 25r oi the latest improved SPECTAC IES Az
81 81 6I SiL6hSSSES: among which are the o"'
F6nEEttS3SOFlS CONCAVE and CONVEY TIL.
PB0OUBhE FOCUS and DOTBLE Po .fajHtEn n S
Which are Warranted r,adss 6 CRYSTALS, Etc,
ylth reakness, cataract or tsnan.I - enecieo
SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS 'onoIng 70 II; also
Persons who are com PEELED "a M. .
nov asn5 them will be suited at rst mi OF fboss
DOUBLE-POLIsHED yENryr,
CRYSTAL ROCK
Wn,,H sceiyea ne nlEnest recommendations NJ m.
?earness and easness or sion
In Any other improvements, unA nown
v1 10 al styles Of OPkRA, SPY, and MAGNI
q. 49, VASES, Compasses, and Microsoone,
So AT ms store corner of EIyhth street snS
t ,rhssaa avenue, or Eighth street No <sl ~
tvesn stfeet and Pa. avenue w. WI Do
Prices ysry re.son.bI. ,s so'.n Of sth sweet.
= n9-H
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A.
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can b, obtained at the
GEEAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE. corner of Pennsylvsnia avsnue and 9Th
street, Washington, on board Of the Steam Ferry
Boat George Page at the Office of the Orange and
AlexandrIa Railroad, ut Alexandra,
Richmond, Danrilks, LynchbMrg, Bristol,
K~oEriLe, DGkton, ATLANTA ChattanOoga,
NaShriHe, HHutSUilis, Grand function,
Memphis, HOntgOnsry and Nev Orleans,
By direct route, AID Continuous railway oonnso-
tons 10 Memphis.
Afordlng greater Eyp.dii'on and Comfort and
being over nIiIs shorter than by any her route
The steam fry boat George Page leaves the foot
of7th street at Ga m. for Alexandra, where pas
sengers tn Ike the cars Tor richmond. Charlottesville,
Staunton, White Sulphur Springs, Woodstock, & o :,
and at IA p. III. for Richmond and all points Sorth-
west, making sure and close connections to Mem
phrs.
Baggage Wagons and Umnbuses leave the office,
Pa. avenue, at O'Clock a. m and p. IN.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
ye H-n Washington.
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THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
X + M E ID Y FOE DYSP PSIA.
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL-Propared BY a
Chemist.

ri
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,
HARTShORNE'S CURE ALL-Propared by
Chemist.
Bottles l2k. - and 30 cents.
HartShOrne'S CKre-dN should lie kept in al fami-
lies: IN case of accidents or sudden sickness.
HdTfShOrae'S Cure all cures Rheumatism,
Hdrtsh OrHe'S CNre-aH cures Cramps, Collie
Pam IN the stomach or Bowels.
drtShorHs's Cure all cures Pain in the Liubs
Side, Back, and Breast.
H0rtShOTHs'S Cnre-dlI cures Sprains Rruise,
Scalds and Burns.
HartshoTp.'S Cure all cures Neuralgia, Tooth
ache and Stiffness of the JOINTS.
and all Pam.
Hartshorne's Cure all cures Ear che and Deaf
ness from a cold.
HartshOTHe's Cxre-aH cures Dyspepsia and In
DIGESTION; also, Canker and Sore Mouth and Sore
Throat; also Cuts and Sores.
HdrtSh ZONES CHre-dL cures all Spinal Afeotions
and Weakness IN Limbs.
HGrtShOTne'S CHre-dH Ia a great tonic to Weak
stomach ard Bowels, and Improves Digestion.
HI AS the frequent changes of the weather pro-
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body also, StIf Eeck-every person shouId
get bottle. It acts upon the Nerves Muscles
Somagnetlc power, ex pels al pain from the system
det bottle and try 1t.
uNS,ip B1lf you have Cough. use HARTS-
11ooKNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
WI kf-It 10 the best Cough Syrup in the
ARR n are Bilious, use HARTsHORNE,S
or StamaattlOIS PILLS. They act upon the Liv-
Foul Secretnnna Bowels, carrying of all Bile and
In med cinss to be had at all Drug Stores
.O"H "a. 4 eel q Co Alexandra. ma Nv
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A ~, ira ON MANIFOLD

n Mn IrrS nUh MANHOOD
Jsn P PrSS rK EN- ATU RE DECLINE.
few words on the R Rstis, re 2Oth Thousand.
MWsaSSlas, OF sPematorrhsa or Local r.,nou'
GENITAL and Nervous Debility, Impo AAaMH
seney aHa imPedb5EEent. N e
The important fact that the many ALARMING 80
Paihts, originating IN the imprudence and sol,tnHa
VI youtn, may be easily removed WITHOUT his
clNE Is In this small tract, clearly demonstTated a
s se SdnIeiS new and highly successful Treatment
Of WbIpS " the author, fuzzy explained, BY means
- cn.Gh every one 10 enabled to cure HIMsEI1
peIirJGty AND at the least possible cost. thersby
Ssn, :, OIL lne a1ysrtised nOstrums OF the day.
sse envelope, BY remttIng lpost padl two post
~, 90 s s 20 DIR. b. DE LANEY,
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for sale cheap o. sco0mmodatng is,wS D ~ ~
VA w, g. MET3EROTT
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AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID WASHINGTON BRANCH
r. ~ - - 60.

From aud after TT ESDAY, 18th of June, Trains
will ieave as follows:
Sis a. IN. Express Train connects Washington
junction for all parts OF the west. and at Baltimore
for Ph Jade pha and New York.
z IS a. m. Way Train for Annapolis, Baltimore,
Phiadep h!a, and New York.
$50 2. IN. Express Tram connects at Washington
junction with Express train for all parts of the west
and at Baltimore for Norfolk, Philade phia and New
York.
4.lo m WAY Train for Baltimore connects at
Annapolis junction for Anna polls, and Washington
JUNCTION with Express Trains West.
9 80 p. m. Way Train for Baltimore connects at
Washington junction with Accommodation Tram
West.
The 7.l5 a. m. and 81 p m trains are express and
will stop only at Annapolis and Washington juno
tlons.
On Saturday the $50 p. IN. train goes to Philadel
phip onl,.
ON Sunday but one train leaves, at $50 p. IN.
je Il IT. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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Monday the fifth day of July next, for the dis posa
ofthe public lands within the following named town
shIpssvIz
South Of the base line and east Of the si1tk priv
ctbdI meridian
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T,HE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE VII

Leave Aiexandr,s at -, 10, IL o'olk E<sss@E
m, 2, 4, and O'Clock pm. Efssn
Leave Washington at 6, ., Ii O'Clock a. m, l, s, s.
and O'Clock p. m. .
The THOMAS COLLYER, when on the route,
will run at opposite hours. are Is cents.
Whaley's Omnihuses, connecting with the Page
and Coy er will leave the Capitol and corner of 18th
street and Penn avenue the same time the boats
leave Alexandra.
je 8-tf RICHARD WALLACH. Pres.
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS

WHITE POINT GRAVEL for roofing and
Wv Wv garden walks Also, best Holland Point and
nat sand, together with the best Hickory, Oak
Pine Wood, and the best White and ed Ash and
free burning COa tor summer use.
On hand and for sale at nv Wood, Coal and Sand
Depot, corner Of and 18th street, ne.r the Canal
ma l-tt n. w. RATES.
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NERf GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS for
sale AZ three 8ud ten dollars per uOnth 81 Nc
- between 9Th and 10Th streets.
y u John z Ellis
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The part outside
Of the Indian
reservation Of
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Traveller Directory.

THE VIRGINIA sPRINGs.-Passenssrs for
i the Orange and Alex
; ;sd.1 !! R ma. :. !, .y lawn. 8
the Alexandria and WASHINGTON Railroad, It'll st.
and Louisiana avenue; viii be called for and con
break fast can he obtained. This line ca res the
Y. 8. Mail for the o. 4 A. X. X. Passengers Will
find free from the annoy Of wagons and horses
that 10 met with the boat. 1t is the most expe-
ditious. and. IN many instances, the most econom-
cal route. Coaches connect with every train from
baltimore.
B.-Coaohes furnished for Excursion. and Pic
Mics. le21-n
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THE STEAMER THOMAS COLLYER AL
j WAYS MAKES HER REGU 49,
LAR TRIPS TO MOUNT YER EA$StsEi<
NON, starting from her wharf at the ekzk3sEE11nD
foot of 18th street, In this city, st 81 O'Clock on
Tuesdays ana Fridays, as advertised. When also
engaged IN Transporting excursion parties the
river, her hours for their accommodation are ar
ranged ss not to interfere with the regularity of her
trips to Mount Vernon.
This announcement has been rendered necessary
by the prevalence of erroneous impression to the
contrary. js l6-tf
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Rev. JOHN PIERPONT,
THOM as A. DEXTER,
;. n. KENDALL, nj. d.
SAMUEL MAY,
THOMAS c. AMORY,
PETER HARVEY,
AY RS
Cathartic Pills.

The sciences of Chemistry and
Medicine have been taxed thor ut
most to produce this best, most per-
feet purgatlve which Is known to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Juue r
FLouR-The market was unchanged. The sales EN-.
braced about II 900 bbls inolu1ing superiue State
50 e5a$S 95 and at ~ c5 - 10 and 81 Is for extra.
wnrAT.sales OF 70 GOO so 900 bushels were ma1e,
including Kentucky white nj 81 rs; white Western
81 90; white Canada al 81 or rcd winter at 81 02 poor
Milwaukee Cub at 9oc prime held at 96c comn1 %
Chicago spring al SIC white common Canada at 81 o.
CoRN.-sales OF 1900 bushels were made, including
common Western mixed at 72c yellow Western in
store, and prime Southern do Mt SEC. white
and firm
PoAK WAS more active end sales Of GOO bbs. mega
cash on Monday we're made ut SIG l2H and 500 a 400
bbs mess and prime at SIC so and $40 50 sy
with clear mess 81 SIT go part OF whi;h sold yesser
day afternoon.
CorroS continued nrm, with fair gales at uuchsngei
rates
wmsKxY-saes Of 800 bbs. were made q, 2lxc. q
22Lc
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.

SATURDAY, June 28-e P. N.

SATURDAY, June 26-6 P. N.
Quotations for stocks to-day show pretty
raj decline compared with the closing prices Of yesterday
There very limited business and activity in any
fancy except Reading At the first Board Missouri State
skies fell off u per cent Delaware and Hudson u Erie
Chicago and Rock Island al Milwaukee and Mississippi,
l. Reading, VI Michigan Southern DID, u; Cleveland and
Toledo, u. La Crosse Land grant bonds advanced per
cent selling at "a per cent cash. The opening prices Of
the board this morning not sustained 10 the close,
and the decline IN of the lowest ancies
extent Reading opened AK per cent and sold down
ASK, In the face Of all the efforts of the Philadelphia
clique 10 sustain II. The oppressive weather cacu
lated dcpress the Market and probably had effect
but apart from thin here for depression There
buyers Of stocks beyond the regular street specus
tors and they do not want any of the faaces haso
much dog wants two ails. They occupy an unfortu
posop just now, and have just about Is much as
they stsgger under this weather. There was no
second board to-day After the first board the market
lower and most OF the stocks offered a de-
cline.
The Bank Of the Commonwealth has declared q semi.
annual dividend of three and half per cent, payable
July 1. The Bank Of Commerce, semi annual dividend
Of three and half per cent, payable July6.
The exchanges at the Clearing House denote inactive
state OF business They amounted to day to only $l4
$40 $50 20. The balances o55 $50 a. The Me.
ropotan Bank certificates have remained UNMARRIED for
the last two or three weeks at $4,000
The treasurer of the city OF Brooklyn gives notice tina:
the city loan OF 1885, smountng 70 $500 ooo and the In
terest on the entire city debt, will be paid at the Long
Island Bank and after LIST July next of
the bonds coupons.
The Madison (ws) Journal says
n 10 rumoroc that the la Cronc disp,sei or
the line between this city and Portage the Awauke
and WsteItcvn Company, and thst arrangement u
progress for commencing work Ia earnest upon the n
an early day.
The Empire City Fire Insurance Company allows dis.
OF i've per cent 70 the assured on all policies issued
ct the established rates.
The follow ing comparative statement Of the opera
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During the last four Eve years, says the Cincinnati
Price Ovrent opinion became quito prevalent that
radical change had taken place In the relative value OF
money and food and that the price Of the latter would not
rule as low ~ In former years henceforwnd This op.
mon based upon the great increase In the supply OF
eoId The standard Of value, and supposed more rapid
increase Of the consuming than the producing glasses
throughout the world. This opinion, though seemed
plausible already exploded, and prices Of articles
Of food have reached extreme low point and The ten
dency Of the price Of those articles which still remain
high 10 strongly In the same direction.
The Mtssowi Democrat learns that the Farmers Bank
Of Missouri will resume specie payments about the first Of
July.
The earnings Of the Lehgh Valley Railroad for the
SIX months ending May 81, 1858, we're s1pi1as 81
DO. do. do. 81, 1861, were. ....... 177,s43 81
Increase In 1858. sos 80
Considering the depressed condition Of the markets for
our great staples, coal and iron, this increase is very
gratifying and speaks for the able management OF the
road.
Annexed IL extract from q circular issuel by the
Management Of the Gslena and Chicago Railroad
The funded debt has been reduced since the Of the
annual report by the payment OF s 600 W the sinking
fund Of the second mortgage which due the LIST Of
May last
The bills payable and msceIlspeVus debts which then
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Music and ehe Drama.


GRAND MUSICAL FnmvAL-Nearly all tbs musicians In
the city and vicinity hclu;Dg many Of ne moot emmett
vocahs and nsrumentalsts have combined Their TALENTS
for the purpose Of giving festival for charitable
The affair will commence with grand classical concert 1t
the Academy OF Music this evening, and be continued 70
with elegant rural festival, musCl picnic and
ball II jones' wood The extensive programme may DO
found at length in the advertising columns.
The ITALIAN OPERA sxAsoN 10 wind up with the bene
dts Of OF the leading artists OF the company 81 the
Academy. The first candidate for beneficiary fAvors Is
sgnor Amodio who, for night offers "n rro-
vatore," in which Mme Gszzspiga, Miss Phillips and
SRnoyi BriRnol, Gassier and himself win appear.
Nmos GARDEN-The lovers Of good acting will not be
able To pass the tempting attractions held out at Nib
los TO morrow NO matter how warm the weather may
be. Miss Charlotte Cusbm and Messrs l. Davenport,
b. Placide, W. r. Blake, John Brousham. John Gilbert
and other popular artists are TO perform IN Abe comedy Of
"LOndon ASSURANCE"
BowKRy Prom present indications this (he ast) week
OF Mr.. Eddy's management CT this popular theatre will
excitement loving patrons. Messrs. Mexican Buchanan,
Harry Sey Johnston and host OF other avorites
evening The selections embrace "a New wsy 70 Pay
Old Debts, nautical drama and an Irish farce.
AMERICAN MUsEuM.-Mr. Watkins' dramatic adaptation
OF "Jesse Wharton the Traitors Daughter" one Of the
most successful historical pieces produced at this
house, TO be withdrawn At the close OF the present week.
Mr. Blanchard and bis sagscious dog perform TO-
morrow afternoon IN the "Postman and His Dogs"
FRENCH THEATRE The French dramatic company will
appear on Tuesday evening, ct Wallacks, In grand mill
taIy spectacle entitled "Le Theatre des ZouAvee The
eprghty little pieces styled 'Une Tempete Verre
dEau and "Une Ami Acharne" are also TO be performed
NEGRO NNsRnsY-The large numbers OF people who
nightly conRregae beneath the roofs Of the respective
'colored opera companies, Indicate by their presence
that there must be more truth than fiction in the
rouDcement occasionally found ct the head or DILL viz
"Coo comfortable and luxurious" However, matters
little Row unpropitious the weather may be- people will
20 the singing and Jokes and the and
burlesques Of the delneators Of Ethiopian character
Woods, Bryants' and Peel's Mpetrels have al re-
arranged their programmes for this week.
LITERARY ENrERrANMENT-Mrs. Ellen Key Blunt, lady
whose abilities highly spoken Of by her friends
nounced to give readings at the lecture Of the New
York Historical Society to morrow evening.
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While this decrease occurred In the large tsbacco plant
ing States there has been less remarkable increase
in the cultivation Of tobacco chiefly known seed leaf
within some six Of the free States Of the Union The pss
grown In The Northern states is made precarious
by the character Of the climate It has 10
be planted later and cut earlier than the plant
cultivated farther south and hence never perfectly ma
tured. The leaves find an immense demand, and are
largely consumed by sesar manufacturer who use them
for wrappers or oussde coverings 70 segss while the In
sides filed from otber and better qualities Of tobacco
The highest priced tobacco grown In this country s
produced in Florida, which sells at &c. 45c The bcst
tobacco for chewing snd smoking grown in Virginia and
Kcntucky and sells M Axe exc slsc while the Penn.
yivanis Ohio, and Connecticut seed leaf usually con
tsned in cases, and sells At &c. q Csc. &c.
The increase in the cultivation Of tobacco, In The free
States, may be from the following table which en-
hbs the production Of The six principal states engaged
N cult
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Rsrsnus dsfr~d
1.sf ss-..usf ,.f

The North Of Europe including Sweden, Denmark Prus-
STA and RI ssa, with many Of the small German States
are supplied indirectly with American tobacco through
Holland, Belgium, and especially through the Hanss
Towns The direct exports from the United States 70 the
North OF Europe are very light
The foregoing table Is instructive. II appears from
II thu, the two principal governments Of Europe
France and Englandcombined collect annual OF
Of $50 900 900 single article nearly the whole OF
slave labor
While the people Of England and many ALSO In France,
denounce the slave States and slavery OF the United
states yet from this very Franco derives over
one half Of her revenue from customs, and England
nearly one-fourth Of her vast revenue from customs
Spain Austria and other European governments also de
rive large share Of their revenues from their tss On
tobacco
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ARRIVED.

Hampton Roads dsvt With Easno, 70 Barrri uar En-
perenoed heavy weabe- OF Cape Horn and on Rio de
Plate, lost large portion Of outwsysA
BARK Eioerta lof Prospecn Cumberland Bartor. Cubs
hon u spoke schr Abeal from Baltimore for fexss
Bssk Brcoanan, Brooknsn, Apalachcola, Is days,
with cot mater June Is on Cape Haeras - y sip
Arnswsn bound north 2Ath, of Absecomb. saw whaling
B.,i Peer 3sml Hosy. Savannah day. with cotton.
Schr Quiz dora tof Ellsworth Watts Santa Cruz Cuba
Cuba, yunee, with moseses. to master
sshr Liberty, white !Idi.n River days
schr Bunting Wears, Virginia, days.
ecbr Cook, McI)or aid VigtOia 3dsys
schr Ann Eliza Mstbe~ s, virginia days.
s scs, = MAGELLAN Ron Ean Grds, Sirguis days
schr G Higgins, Jaear, Virginia, sdsya
Sch B Cunningham, doughty, Virginia, days
Schr Lucy l. sharp, sha p. Baltimore, days
schr Francis Elmore. Smith Balnmere, 2 daya
Schr Ahbsms savtn. smyrps, Del, 8 days.
schr Compromise. Cuobage, Odessa, 0el days.
echr Ger evieve, Emery toston, days.
Steamer Boston selew Phhadephs
Steamer Osceola. Smith, Norwich and New LondcA.
BELOW
Ship Venice 50 days from Liverpool
sh Forest King. 90 Gays from liverpool
Ship BeTmsipe, 20 days rom bremen
Ship CUTE nbuJth 30 day 10 from hamburg.
Reported by pilot boat David Mitchen)
Steamships Arsgo Bavre Columbia and ATLANTA Charles,
tom Florida and Montgomery savannah; jamestown, Ricb
mond. Ac; shps 1ermsnia, Mavre Webb, rhOrpon and
america Liverpool; Kinbs 81 John NIB Mstilds Cay
Point; barks Honduras Belize Hon. Pensucke Trinidad
Wind during the day soulh.
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The DESTRUCTION OF A PArBR MILL AT LEE
hAss-The springfield Repstlioon, in speaking Of the
great fire at Lee on the 23d inst says Tho largest and
finest mill Of the great paper making firm Of Patn~
Smith, OF Lee, we destroyed by FIRE early Wednesday
morning was run mp to twelve O'Clock the night be.
fore being worked fifteen hours per day. The cost Of
mwas about 800 600 and the Insurance II but $40 600
In The Hartford, Ptsheld and Springfield offices. The
destruction Of this ne mill will take DOT OF the market
about two tons Of paper day, that besg tne smount
which Manufactured,
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The largest tobacco produ ling district from the earliest
period Of v cultivation In this country has been found
between the sudes Of "a and 50 dess NJ embracing the
states Of Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina on the
Atlantic, and Tennessee, Kentucky and Missouri in the
valley Of the Mississippi. The largest increase in its
grovth from 1870 10 1850 found in Missouri where
augmented from oe7 ,p13 In 1870 W ms Tst lbs in
1850 Kentucky, 10 the same period increased 1904 4s5
l5s The other large tobacco growing States showed de-
cline In production The following table gives the results
OF the six States for The period named
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MOTHER THBowTsG CHILD Our or A wrr.
Dow-In one Of the buildings destroyed by the late FIRE
IN Albany mother appeared at the second story win.
dow with her child. was impossible for her get
By way Of the staircase All below was FIRE, and the
hall was filed with smoke. On coming 10 the vndow
those below IN the street advised her 10 throw her cnld
70 themthey would catch her Fortunately she did not
hesitate but followed their advice and they did catch the
little one. The mother then jumped out OF the vndow
and the same friendly arms extended and caught
Der before she struck the walk Neither the
slightest injury
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THE REGATTA.

Umpire CITY REGATTA CLUB.-THE MEMBERS or
~ this club will please meet the Etchsnge $50 Soul
street on Monday evening June ~ conpete he arrange
ments for the fourth annual rrsattab f the club -,
STEPHEN ROBHRTs, President
A. ". MATHEWS, Secretary.