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Jedediah Perkins, of Ogunquit, .(Wells)
2 his ''trawI," while fishing off that place. Mr..
Perkins was in small wherry at the time,
but succeeded in capturing the monster, and
emitting of his tail, which was thirty two
inches in width, and contained hooks from
picked up in his travels. = 49, !, -. =
A building in Saco, owned by Dr. Libby and
Mr.. John Adams, and occupied as an apothe-
cary store by DR.. Libby, also for fish market
and shoe store was destroyed by fire Tues
day night. The goods were partly saved. The
building was insured. The losssis estimated
at 80, 900 to $4,000.
Mr. aniel s. Hill, OF Dayton, losth salas-
ble horse week ago last Wednesday He
was driving along the road in upper Biddeford
near the residence OF Mr.. Samuel Fitzpatrick
when the horse dropped dead in the shafts.
He was valued at $780, -. a.zsr a sxzS ~,
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PRESS
Wednesday Morning, february o. i0so'

ggt=E ssst. Pose Za-aay=I.etrea eaAenA' sheal
and Imaginary; How the Republicans Sue
oeeded il, Ohio New Ham pshire for lismlii
A Maine Man in the East; Varieties.
Fourth Page-Little Rose; Declined with
Thnnks: Sundries.
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~, ~, DR.. A. BAYLEY,S
Itch & Salt Rheum Ointment.

:
ITCH, SALT RHEUM, OLD sOPrS cTyyDg
-al BLANES.l ULCERS, ITCHING PILES as
- f.i and al Eri.pti0as Qfthe .Skia, % ipitat-
ecer nature.
Dr. A BAYLEY, Proprietor pbp,de,nbi, ID
Price 70 cents. w. W. WHIPPLE & Co,
nos@seeotlSs T-t.srsft General Agents,
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MONDAY night was one of the coolest Of the
winter, and yesterday morning the thermome-
ter was as low rs five degrees below zero in
some parts OF the city. -. - -
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Business Items .

IT. W. f. PHILLIPS & Co. have removed to their
/ new store. See advertisement. 1r7zsar sst .ggsr
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state News.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.


A little girl about four years oil age, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Rufus Hamlin of Harrison. was SO
badly burned last Saturday evening that she
died the next day. Her clothes caught fire
probably from an open stove in the room whore
she had been left alone short time.
: KENNEBEe COUNTY, ....--. -,
3 The report Of the Commissioners of the Hy-
geographic Survey has been transmitted to the
Governor, and will make about a hundred oc-
stavo pages. The Secretary's report with abb
stracts of returns from 1859 towns win make
over two hundred pages more. sB's7 isA7Gaa .ssi
e4 sea- rENoBscoT COUNTY. iagH1 10 inoo
The Bangor Wing states that Captains Stur-
tevant and Deering of Portland and Mr.. Cush-
ing-ef Camden, are in that city getting stock
taken for the purchase of boat to run between
that city and Portland, 1t is proposed to unite
this with the Machias line, and it is thought
that the consolidated line will prove one OF
the best east of Boston. gi6zaB
] We learn from the Wing that an accident
occurred at East Greatworks on Saturday last,
by which Mr.. Walton had one Of his feet
dreadfally cut by an axe.4aAmputationa of a
mort of the foot was pecessary-and it was sue
5csssiuHS Po's--2Aaa hy DIR. Prcble Of Veazie.
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DIED.

/. In Appleton, Jan. q, Capt james weei, aged
81 years.
e In Northport, Jan. II, Mrs. Phadora Richards.
In winthrop, Jan %, Mrs. Deborah, wife Of NJ. b.
Sears, aged CO years. s,r sa-..s.
b In Belmont. San IL, Mr.. Willis Fish, aged IS yrs
In ieidfs dan 2 B, AIRS. Reteeca f. Ring agei
ln'MoDe, June 70. Jas. T. Tarbox, Of Thcmaston,
aged II years b.. -, F.,aF
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AocIDENT.-Mr. Edward Butler, brakeman
on she p. & X. local freight train, was serious
ly injured by falling through hatchway about
twelve feet, on Monday evening. lie belongs
to Skeshegan, where he was taken yesterday
by the, cars. 1t is thought no bones were
broken, but be was badly cut and bruised.
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Moth, Freckles. and Tan.

WOIN, r TCCtkItSs anu THU
The only reliable remedy for those brown dlscolor-
aIons the face called Moth Patches Freckles, and
Tan, is PERRYs EIoTH AND FREcKLE Lorioy.
Prepared only by DR.. b. C. PERRY, Dermatologist.
40 Bond street. New Yark. Sold by all Druggists Ia
Portland, and elsewhere. Beware OF iIniat ation.
November lG.' N W&S3m
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dom EsTiC PORTS


SAN FRANCISCO : { Id 10th nit. ship Helts.
Nickes. Port Townsend. = a - - vs. .
Sid 10th ult, ship Nightingale, NickeIs, New York.
barlne Rainier, Hayden Teekalet. y
NEW ORIEANS-Ar 26th shin Belle Morse Wv.
man, Bath; barGue Mary "A Bird, Packard. Rock.
land; sc6s Thomas, Crockett, do; Edwin Reed,
Below, SCH Mabel Hail, Han, from Galveston. ~
SID i'm SW Pass 2Gth, chips Reunion, and TheO-
sAy4NNAH-Cld LIST inst brig Henrietta, for
CHARLEsToN--Ar I'd, sch d Talbot, Packard,
Camden.
), SD %, brig Tangent, Rich, ior St Jaso; sch May
BALTIMORE CID Sd, ships Oneida, McGlvery,
Bostea; John Clark, Letourlnan. do. -, -
PHILADELPHlA-Cld Cd, brig Daisy, PhilIips.
Antwerp. AET} kfH -, Ups
At Iioedy Island 81, ship Tamerlape. To- Ssvan.
nah; brig Abby Ellen, for Matanzas
Ar az Delaware Breakwater 31st. sch j T AIburg.r
from Portland for PHILADELPHIA. q I'd N-fs'FL
NEW YOHk-Ar 1st sch Lucy Ames Flanders
Boston Ion Virginia. Asss s-.ss.s - -
Ar Cd. brigs Anna Wellington johnson. Matanzas.
n u berry Oolsoll from do; sehs irene L Meseryey,
farnhail, SAY annah Izetta, Eaton, Ealtlmore ~
Cd lst, sch Farragnt, Coggins Point Petre'
CID % barque White Wing. Pike, Laguayra: N Nj
Antigua: virg mia Price Blanchard Nueyiitas tio''
tltoVlDENCE-Sld Sd, schs Crescent Lodge
Hatch; Sun Rock, Boyd, and Addie Simpson,
NEWPORT--Sailed Is inst. schs Martha Smith
and Effort, Nckerson. Elizabethport for Proyidence
h, Az nur,on rronock do for do; Mary A. Dbl
Jun, Ironi hocKland Tor do; Annie Harris Harris
Portland tor do; Foster. Freeman do tor Bait,
more. W " D"''i
HOLMES H0LE-Ar LIST, schs Gen Marion Mo-
Tey, Roekland for New York; Thos FISH Wylie i'm
Rockport ior Norfolk; Alcnzo Z Austin, Fountain.
Bristol for Baltimore NN'"''i'
Ar2d, scbs II Bulwinkle, French Rocksnd for
Chariestoni Convoy. French do for New York; Vie
Tor, Strong, Portland for Boston; Fuller Hen
derson, Portland tor New York: s L ling. CIenden
MN; Calais, has been five days In the ice.1
Sid s"h George Deering.
Haven 'N ' 'oi ~"
Sid. sehs Ihos Fish, and A q AUSTIN
l'QSION-Ar Sd. ship Purita J. TAYLOR Calcutta.
sch + Furber, Cobb, Charleston.
Ar 4th, ship Ocean Rover Green San Frone,sco.
Bugs q ara NJ Goodrich, Look, l;uenos Ayrea nee 4
wa Montevideo Dee S; Manson, Gilkey Havana Noe
10 VIA Holmes Hole; Chatena. NichoIs Nafon1os-
iEtl ut. sch Il Baker Rarherick, Portland '
CID lth, brig W II Bi,Smore ickmore. Maton,aa.
sch Anna Lyons, Kemp, New Orleans
SALEM- 3d. scbs Mary S Lunt. Brown pa,.
more; Red Jacket. Higgins. New York. ~ n"'u
NEW BURYPoRT-Ar %, sch White Go, 90
PoRTSMOTCH --Ar lat, schs OH Chad 9,.C,,.,
,ocS Baitimore Grape Shot wardwsli do. Tooo-
lita, stewart New ork, "o' looso-
=, A oOi II hAf-Ar s9th, -Eehs G II Mooar Ci,rk
prankort tor Boston, Richd Bu1lTir9ley french
sSl y Tor Charleston, CONVOY, French DO for
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THE Firth LECTURE before the Mercantile
Library Association of Portland will be given
at the City Hall this evening, by the Rev. Will.
liam Ronnseville Alger, of Boston. We are
not aware that Mr.. .Alger has ever lectured in
this city; but his reputation as a brilliant wri-
ter and eloquent speaker is well known here
as elsewhere. The subject OF his lecture his
evening is THE Origin, and Influence Of Chiy-
airy" theme well adapted to display his pc
culiar powers of delicate and subtitle analysis,
his extensive acquaintance with elegant liter
allure, and the vivid and poetic character of his
eloQuence. We bespeak a full audience for
what We feel sure will be one of the most
agreeable lectures of this season. The usual
concert by the Portland Band will precede the
lecture. Evening tickets may be had at the
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMER,

Miniature Ainauac. a.. February 9.
Sunlrses. x... ....7 i0i Moon SETS. !. 4.25 AM
sun sets. mi. 5.l9 High water.,. &. 80 AM
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. DISASTERS.
Barque II ID Srover, Pierce, at New York from
SMYRNA. had strong NV gales the entiie passage
LOST and split sails. &c. 4'+t4 l-1s-zTer'
Brig Jennie Cushman, ashore at Care Ann, has
brofen her back and the tide flows through her .
Cargo all out
Ship j Whitney, FOE Boston, which put back TO
Calcutta dismasted, has been condemned and sold
tor 10000 rups es. 49,
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For sale by all druggists, send your address anil
80 centsto o. P. SEYMOUR & co, Boston Aass
and receive a box by return mail. W. f. PhiBjps &
Co.. agents for Maine. - april2GIysi
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TO MOTHERS

- Mothers. we also commend The NERVINE tor use
IN the dis which atiiet children while reethng,
certain to afford quick and grateful relief IT
Supplying Syruls, OF which Opium Is the principal
in 1reiieni, ara dangerous to life impair the nc-
tons of The stomach and bowels, and actually
! Impede the healthy growth OF your offspring. To
cure Wind Cole. regulate the bosel4 soften the
gums, and relieve pain, The NERyINE will always
be found safe and eiiiCent0
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Fisheries----Twines.

U,oR SALE TO the trade by the Bale, 100 Bales
L Superilne Cotton Irvine, FOR Herring, Pohagen,
aud Maclerel-ilne ncs.; these twines grade Gb0ce
the ordinary quality.
AM. NET & rwINE CO., % Commercial ST..
Ja29llaw3m sS BOSTON.
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COH'ns /! Germs |!

RRlGGS' CURATIVE for Coras, ISunion.,
ID GnSrowing Nails, Fre-ted Fees. &C.
surrasscs all other remedies. No more paIf1 RON
Corns; no more sieepless nights from Bunicns. ~
more llmplng from Iugrowng Nails. Briggs Coro
tive does not eat burii, but soothes sofens ana
heals all pedal ailments. Sold Druggists md scTt
by mail, 5je andsl. DIR. J. BR.GGS & Coz. -
jan2ldly ~. 20s Broadly az, New YorI.
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II 'WN sIUN FOkIS. N
At Calcl alta De- 20. sbins FddSstone Pcta-son
"h' eoDh Bryant, Holmes, OF Boston, ldg; Santee,
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Hotel proprietors " no ARE subscribers to the
Daily Press or who become so by sending their
names aud the pay for one years subscription
to the Office, can have their name, the name
and looa ioa of their hotel published in the
Press under the head of HOTEL DIRECTORY
once week, during the continuance of their
subscription without charge. 5-.srt. N1
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why Suffer from sores p
' HaIe,s 4ruico flin,,,,o,,

When, by the nss OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. II has relieved thousands
from Burns, ScatdS Chapped HG1.ds, SDraits. Citts
Hounds, dadeoerB Complaint Of the .Shia Try il
as it costs but 20 cents. Be sure to ask Tor
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ManicipalsCoa

-Gai JUDGE KIS6s curry PRESIDING. 2sse "a 8
. TUEsDAY.-Dennis Haley and John IL Ward were
before the Court, charged with being concerned In
drugging and robbng one O'Hare some days ago, as
has been reported before. The case was continued
until Friday. O'Donneil for defence. Al %, sto;s6,-,
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non't Use ANYTHING Else!

seg- Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous Ingredient. For sale By all Druggists
Price One Dollar per bottle.
II. b. S'rORER * CO., Proprietors,
". Ne. ~ Fulton Street, New York.
October 70, 1867. W&S1y
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AMONG the excellent engineer rs on the r. s.
& p. Railroad is Mr.. Frederick j " aterman
who has been employed for thirteen years. and
has proved himself to be a careful and faithful
officer, having run for several years the eight
ming train" He has been off duty for several
weeks in consequence of q troublesome ielon
on his hand, but we are pleased to learn that
he will be able 10 resume his station in a few
days. ss7f. -h.---.fg y..a.-l az q. 10 ~.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WHITNEYynLE.---
Aspecial dispatch TO the branch office of the
Western Union Telegraph, from Maehias,
dated Tuesday, states that a disastrous fire oc-
Cured in Whitneyville, about six miles
from Machias, GU Tuesday, destroying four
houses and damaging several others. At one
time the mills were in great danger, but they
were saved Assistance was sent from Machias
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+tN SPOKEN. .. s.. I'D
Nov I. lat 20 10 lon CT f. ship Pontiac, 90 days
from Liverpool tor Bonn ay.
Dec lat 81 A S, Ion 81 0s, ship vgilate, fron,
New York for Acapulco.
Dec %, lat 10 20 n, hon 2s5 W, ship Entsne, l02
DAYS nom Calcutta Tor London.
Jan 10, lat AZ "a n, lon 70 IS W. ship Trenton,
FROM Liverpool Tor New Orleans. ll-.8
Jan 9. lat 81 lon 90 so, ship j III Stetson, from
New Orleans tor Liverpool. 4 a.. -.f % u. =
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n E N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND,

Il ia Tuesday. Febrsary A.
81 -Eas.srt = grs ARRIVED.. e4es 4. - --.
Brig Merriwa, Waterhonse Philadelphia ~ ~
Sch Esther, tBr) Mahoney, st Andrews, n B, Tor
Islands Tor Bostonl VII
CLEARED H#
Sch Susie Prescott, (Br) Glass, St John, BIOL
Porteous. ="
Sch Pinta. Small. Lubec-Tli Weston, and 5
Staples N Son. ea ,fe IN
q From Branch Office Western Union Teiegraph.
. Ar at Baltimore I'd, sch A Hoffman, Portland
i Ar at Delaware Breakwater I'd, brig ) Hassel
fTom Cardenas tor New yorK. 3 -
j Ar at New York 4th. barques Union I'm aTessna;
Anna NJ Gray, from Montcvideo.
Ar 18th, sch Annie Wbitting,- R. II
Ar at Boston ith, brig Clara NJ Gocdrch Look
Buenos Ayres via Portland % TFl
SHIP H Stetson OF Wiscasset. from INV Orleans
for Liverpool was SPOKEN 9Th ut, lat 81 o. Ion So sO
Thy ship 70 Semitic, at Mobile ro,n Portsmouth
and was supplied with fresh meats soup, &C., The
captain was Sick and his child and two searnen had
died. Part OF the crew, also, we Q sick. = AtIrls
Sbis st Mark 1870 tons, Iated Al built AT Thomas
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Reduction ia the Price of abe Daiiy Press.
Hereafter the price Of the daily issus OF the
Press viii be four centssthe single copy 8 1t
can be had at the periodical depots and at the
counting room OF the office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
III - 10
~ AMERICAN HOUSE. 4 y

~ AMERICAN NO USE. ~ ~
n. Boston, Mass. .F
- .Ass43t fst0 ssasfs 5AE ga kef4aafzs ts II
The very in portant and extensive Improvements
which have recently been made nfhis popular no.
tel, the largest m New En- land ENABLES the propf
offer to Tourists. Families and the Travel
Ing Public, ceommodatops and conycniences supe
rior b any other Hotel in the city. During the past
summer additions have, been made CT numerous
suites of apartments, with bathing L ems, wafer
closets, &C., attached; otTutts magnificent pas
senger elevators, The best constructs ed conveys
guests to the upper story of the house in one minutes
The entries have been newly and richly earpeted
and the entire house thoroughly reRlenished and
reurnished making it in ali is appointments, equal
to any hotel n the country.
Telegraph Office, Billiard Halls end Cafe on the
first door. .las ~ rs go Hs0E.afl .la1sg I5atgaH 4
aso.a 1LEWIs ROE &soN, Proplieiors.
Feb. 1868. fb4-eod3n sS
'ssA a'a Bristol Line.
The steamers Bristol and Providence having been
Withdrawn for few weeks, In order.to renovGte and
reht them, the Bristol Line will two hrst-cass
fast propellers from Bristol ineonnecion with Bos-
ton and Providence Railroad exclusively ior Freight
Shippers are assured their goods viii be delivered
with promptness ami despatch. Mark yOur goods
"Bristol Line" Ship by Boston and Providence
Railroad. Fer further Information stencils and re-
cepts, apply at Company's Office, No. Old State
House, Boston, corner Wasirgto and State streets.
The Bristol and Providence wilt resume their trips
at an early day. GEO. SHY ERiCk. 7e'.,
Jan l, 1s &. ja,dt! sN Freight Agent.
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Sbis st Mark, 1870 TONS ated AL, built at Thomas
ton IN ls6o has been sold to ID Fish s. Co. OF New
York, for 400 cash. 500 -
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRANS. &c.

At Atlantic City, yesterday afternoon, Miss
Mary LAWYER. daughter Of G,cha-l Lawler.
OF the Centre House Of thxt city. and Miss An
nie Layens. daughter OF John Lsy-Gs, liquor
mere liant, Grant street., Paiiadeiphis- vents red
100 fser in the surf. spd before thetr cries
oreug ht assistance both young ladies were ear
RED sway Their boules osye not ye, been re-
covered.
William r. Hopkins, tsx collector in Geor.
gia. who was killed by Isaac Russell on th.
slst was buried IN Savannah yesterday. An
ANN snse gathering o. negroes est uast.Dd At two
10 three thousand. followed the boay - the
grave About twenty white people were pres
snt. Ihe oody was wrapped an the AmerleSn
grand Democratic mass meeting ana pro
cesslcn took place at Atlantis. Ca, yesterday
Among the speakers were Geus Toouhs ana
Cobb and Hon. Benjamin. Hill. resolution
was adopted endorsing the Democratic plat
form aud pledgiug the Democracy OF Georgia
70 the support OF Seymour and Blair.
The vision in the ranks of he PaIIadeIph
Republicans has been settled by the with
dTawai OF Messrs, Mann and Hszelb ursL aud
the nomination Of q new candidate, Mr.. Caxs
GIBBONS 5, weA-known lawyer, for tbs Oliice
OF District Attorney.
Lieutenant William :. Mackay. 2eth United
States lRfantry, is reported 10 have ned nom
1.ynchburc, Va, with considers BILE amount
OF money, and dispatches have been forw Arded
TO all tae military departments 20 eject ms
rest.
The regular mail steamer from the Mexican
Coast rs over due 81 San Francisco. and az Is
reported that on her passage down the coast
one of her boats was capsiZed st Cane Lea
Breton. and ten or twelve OF her passengers
drowned.
BY collision in New York Yesterday b..
tween a street car and a Harlem railroad train
Ann Brown had both her legs cut of. and os
Smith sustained severe I'M lures. The former
Is not expected TO recover.
The new steamship America OF the Pacific
mail line, was launched Yesterday At Green
point. New York She is said 70 be the largest
wooden ship afloat.
The Congress of the American Association
for the Advancement OF Science, TO be held IN
Chicago. commencing August j. promises 70 be-
all occasion OF interest.
Aaron sherman, " no mu rderei Samuel Dow
hover, IN Putnam county, Illinois, has been
convicted At Ottawa and sentenced 10 twenty
hve yesirs IN The penitentiaTy.
The Democracy OF Indianapolis, Indiana
have resolved 10 tender Hon. Thomas A Hen
bricks public reception upon his return TO
that city.
Jefferson Davis is on his way TO Richmond,
TO consult bis old family physician IN regard 10
the injuries he sustained by hts last fall
Charles Francis Adams received en- informal
reception from tie cIuzers of Boston esterday.
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One Woman KILLS Another with an A
4 Horrible Grimm

From the Buffalo Com. Adverli ser. IaIy l.
Ore OF she most hsrrIble y nd bloody On urder.
We VIE ever called upon 10 record took plar..
~ BUnsilo about alt past three O'Clock ys,stsr-
oay aseTnoon. in that portion OF the CITY
known a. the Patch. between the canal and
the Niagara Falls Railroad track Tn. victim
wss Bridget MclermotI, ~ Irish woman
aeed abou. u years, aud the murde aess Gather
inc chason, q disTeputable character. who IA.
served several terms IN the penit"ntisry She
hSd tatefiN been stopping. wth her infant
thhu, n tie s1auiy Of one Nellie Sheehau
hesteroay some dlfhculty took place between
her sd bTlogJ' vi, LerpaOts--whCse character
WAS equally 6Ad--slear Nellie Sheehan's door.
aEd boin, as We learn. being under the an
nuence 81 WHISKY, violent quIrrst arose,
Nellie and Bridget returning into the shautv
Of the former aud closed the door. Kate IA .
rage went 70 Il neigLbOring saSufy, procurad
I'D ak, rttOrDeG 70 the d0nIcile OF Nellle. aud
hndlng The door fastened, tirst snas he'd the
WINDOW and then broke down the door and
Went IN. Immediately she struck Bridget with
the az, ard knocked her down, and after ward
struck heT some TIN OF a dozen blows with me
edge OF the AK aboat the neck and face. elmosf
Cropping the head from the body.
Nellie Sheehan went to Police Station No Z,
ana informed Acting Captain DIckerson OF the
murder. He Immediately despatched officers
Wagner and Dix - he spot These officers, On
entsring the shanty, found the body OF the mu--
ceiso woman lying on the floor, literally
drenehed with gore. A crowd Of some hundred
had assembled about the place and q great en-
cred standing near Nellie door with her child
Ia her arms. She confessed the deed. and said
she cld II because Bridget abused her. Anar
being tccged in The cell she declared she wosid
have killed Nellie Sheehan as well a. Kat az
she had not run away.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

OSb W. W. Va.
These Sprinss so Long and fsvorabIy known to
~ seek ers OF health sEd pleasure, will 4 a
r fen lor the Leceptisn OF visitors on yeHAV
't' lst 0f June With extensive i'm prove 10. u
inets snd general reflrnishtng OF the esiabii-k-
s'rri We viii De prepared for the comfoT table ac-
Sonn'oiation OF from Ufssr AaAdYsd 20 too taos-
Ho' aad Warm Sulphar Baths. 20 eminentiy ssr-
Nic"Rble IN connection with the Internal use Of
g. e Alternative waters. are always at the command
tue u the best City BANDS OF MUSIC win b.
- attendance 20 enlfvsA the Law Ms and the BALL
hUUA, and suitable LISkBY will be open 20
~" Gee Of those who may desire TO indulge in
Charges will be IS day. or SO Per month;
c!irra under 10 years, and c0iored servants. half
tons.
- Effort or expense viii BE spared the part Of
IL FroPrfe.or-- 20 manage this establishment IN
manner best calculated to promote the confort Of
visitors N every respect.
waite Sulphur Springs. ". Va, April so,h. ISIS,
ACT ANDAPPLIc siITTY ofthese ss-rs TO artcu-
Var Diseases the reader Is roerred to the late work
- Or. GOObhAN, on the Mineral W at-r- OF the
lltet States ana Canada, = To be found at Messr,
ALLY PiEIs, Baltimore and other Book
lHl K SPRINGS, containing much valuable in
nation. can he obtsilsd without charge, Of
G--sT. GOLDMAN ROGERS, Baltimore.
a kOUrE 10 Tux SPRINGS from any Point
BtNSSiLLE. sTACNT0E, To EOvISGTON BIZ
htl, thence By a Zine Line Of Stage Cosches On .
~ Srsded -uTnpike. ~ Miles 70 the Springs.
- so 2u%