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+" orr F.iTJTFk'S NOCSE:"
TIE T.NUHITTEN WORD.

by DANIEL MAEcn. u. d.. author Of tic
popular Might Scenes" Til. master
in Ihorgiit a Il 'aI gag, shows Us untold
riches and bcouiics in he Grca. II use.
~i'h it, Bloom jig fowc-s. 81 gi7g ii ds.
WayinT pnln-, Rolling clouds. Beautiful
bow, Sacred mountains, Delightful rivers
Mighty oc-ans, Laundering voice., Baz-
ing heavens aud 49, Ii, worse w.. count
less beings in millions OF worlds, and
re- : to Us IN each the Unwrit,cn Word
Eosc-';u',l paper, 'rrate cugravir IS and
surcrb tnl.nr. "kich and varied il
thought" "Chast - "!asy AM IRA =
full in ,'y.c." "torrcc', pure and clc-
waiting in IT, tcrioncv" ..B.aut..ul and
good a. household troa.ur = Con-
me- dAfious Ike the above firm C,lcge
Presidents ard Professor, ministers OF
all denomina ions. aul tie ro!is ,2us and
secular press all over The country. H..
freshness. purity of lanrua e, with clear
open typ. line t,cl cngrayiuc-, sub tar
tial binL.ug. anJ low !r,c,. maze it tie
book for ue moss-s A1cu;s arc !, Hing
from 90 10 10 ieg k.
We want Clcrgymcn, School T .arlcrs,
smart young mcu and ladies - irtsylur
tie work for us il Cv-ry township. "a.
We will lay literally. NJ intelligent
man or woa.an n,.l IL wi,l,u. Ya,iu.
business.
S,Ll Tor circular. fu,l description, and
terms. All.c,S
ZEIGLFR < McCURDY,
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Choice FLOUR, ETC.

= tST received, September 1s.., 80 bar
81 rcls Of Choice Flour Put IN especial
~ fur US at Llwrencc's Mills. Ohio.
Nlw lot Choice Sugar IA, III per 10.
Lard, Bacon, Fish, etc.
An entire ~cw stock Of Confectionery,
Cakes, Crackers and Gears. 20
Also, direct from the Manufacturers, a
large lot Of Griudstoucs ADD Wooden
Bovlcs, which viii be sold at less than
B.ltimoro prices. ttgey
Al the Cd Brown Store, LaonaIl
Town. ..f
A. 4. LAWRENCE & CO.
SEPT /, 1s70-tf.
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Licensed .3aciioneers.

I ~ i u. Z. ABEI.I., hayiag qualified
81 Ag-cf.one.rs according 10 the r,quTemcniSo
the iicusy laws OF the rnicG States give notice
that hey are prepared 90 attend to the sales oC
ali rttl estate OF osAer property that mas he of
At4eess. Jas +. IN. ALell, LeonArd,ovn,
Nj
l.ay ? l57l-G .f-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
Nccns' Transportation Line
OF
STEAMERS.
Sa:alnaCr .ErrGa:cE;c!,'s
Aug -. i@6s-tf.

rs ard after WEDNESDAY. Jn"c -
$50. one 81 the Steamcrs viii leave Bal
| timure from their wharf. iicr No. :.
" Light street, foot OF Conway street. 'c-
ceiving passengers aud ba@gaEo only, every
"Wednesday and Friday night 1t 10 o'c!ock,
for Patuxcut River direct, proceeding as far
up rs Bills Landing.
Returning. VIII leave Hills Landing eve
~ Friday morning Tor Benedict, and leave
Ecucdict every Saturday lunr.'u,, ut o'clock
llI baltimore; leave Noting ia.! every II ~
DAY morning ut . o'c.,c'. tyr Baltimore Ii
ret: both Steamers calling at ali tie Land
irgs on the River, going aud returning. Tor
Freight and rasseu GERS, and AT P.Um T., int
every Saturday and Monday, for Ealt;ms-r.
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday L.orniu-
at Is o'clock Tor PatuxeUt ki.us. VII Plum
Point, proceeding As iar up As BcLc,.t'.
Returning, leave Be.edlct every Wc3Ic'-
day morning at O'Clock Tor baltimore, CO.
ling at Plum Point going and rc'urnirg.
Leave Baltimore for i'lum Point every Fri
day morning at 8 O'Clock, returning same
day.
Freight received on Wednesdays ani Fri
days, up TO O'Clock. at No. IoLacc,
Warehouse " hart for all landings ON the
River, and on Mondays, 4: same Wharf, ior
Plum Point and all LaLdiugs On the Rive
below Benedict
FIti.ht received for Fair Haven daily a
Tier Nc. 9, Light street, foot OF Conwa!
street.
MI WEENS.
Assnt.
lure %. lS.0--tf
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"A RcpOsitosyef Fashion. Pleasure, and
fIassractioa."
IlARPER'S BAZAAR.

A supplement- containing numerous full
sized patterns Of useful articles acc inra-
mics the raperevery fortnight. and ocrasion-
aEy an elscauf- Co.ored Fashion Plate.
IIarTefz Err contains Is folip pages
of the sizc cf Harrer's Weekly, prihic'l on
suYerfnc calendercd paper, and is publish
ed weekly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
r. A. GOLDEN G. Bro.
C. Is O G E R S
AID
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Washington ID. c.

A RE happy to announce to the citizen
IN of St. MIry's county and its coutigni-
tv that having at much expense provided
increased f.ci;ities for the decomposition
and storage of goods and cattle sent to them
for sale on Commission. that they are pre-
pared to OF e to those WIZ may entrus,
them with their patronage assurances that
their merchandise will receive the highest
market prices.
Our close communication with t'rc wh1rves
and cur long establishment in the Grocery
business. enable us to command better pfi-
ces Tor country products than possessed b.
any Commission Merchant in the city.
Remelaber the place.
K. a. GOLDEN & BRO,
Warehouses No. 81 and &C
/ street South
Washington ID.
June "a. Is69-tf.
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Gre Of Kidney ard Bladder Aj'tctioH
ola Patient Scrcnty-Eiyht Years
Of Age- Thanks to
.M-. N,lmJolH.

Grr.Hp. Pa. March 81, 1850.
FpITor CosMoroLITE:
desire rs IN unsolicited tribute TO tho
merits % IEcmhold's Buchu. and for the
benefit Of those similarly afflicted as myself,
to say that after consulting many eminent
physicians, and trying nearly all the best
advertised remedies in the vain hope Of find
ing relief from aggravating kidney and blsd-
der diseases, from which have suffered cy-
cCs>vely Tor many years, good fortune Ii
raIlv suggested 10 me EIe;mh0li's Buchu.
which ! commenced using with little faith.
and 10 apparent beneficial results for about
4 month. Vt tie expiration Of that time.
however, thou -ht ! commenced to expert
cncc Slight relief, which encouraged me TO
pCrseytlc IN its use. are row NJ the ezrira-
iicu or four months. although | am an in
firm Oh man, nearly seventy-eicht years Of
age, and Consequently medicines cannot be
expected = tavgraL'y effect E4ic as they 9TH
cywisc wovA | lave found such unspeaka-
bic rolieFa.1 permanent benefit fEom Mr..
Ncimla,,'s Valuable discovery, that | feel /
ought publicly - record the fact. as an ssac-
Acknowledgements; t. him aud valuable sus-
sestiou 10 the public.
Yours, Respectfully,
II. N. LAREN.
Mr.. Laren refers to the following gentle
men:
Col Dan Rice. G;r7ri, Pa.
Cha>. Stow, Esq., Girard, Pa, Ed. Cosmop-
elite.
Gce5-c II. Cutler Girard, Pa. Attorney.
{. +. Hines. Girart. Pa, Attorney.
CAPT. II. y. Hutchinson. Girari, Ia, At
tovncv.
David o'ir. Gira-d, Pa. Merchant.
David u ', Girard, Pa. Merchant.
c I Rockwell, Givard. IA, Merchant.
B c Ely. Gi-ard, Pa, Druggist.
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1T.', resume her rortc 80 Tt-Fsn. :.
March -. having ir.r No. !, NV: f..
N.af. ia.umorr. c..-r r., ~. .' 4;
= n. for A.xaulIia. N..sD j ..j
.,..r-,t W.. =. ..i.lE att.. '... ..,.- So,
in'\r> 80 tie Potomac !ily,r: t'a.f
r.ir'. Stones Wharf. Cnbdrn. C.arr.o
Wharf. Chapel Tcjut, Matthias rnat,
Smiths FONT, Nanjemoy Stores aud P,"'s
Wharf.
EETURNlNG-Will leave Six Str ct
Wharf, Washington. every Saturday n 6
y. NJ. ana Ming street Wharf, Aloxau, il,
at !. il.
FOR TUETHER IMPORTATION. AT
MY 10
y Nceihlm & Sons. Ii2 Light It. " nar',
Baltimore.
j Errdeh> \ Co. II King Il Alevnn,ri,
J & N.',c;. !u5 WaIrr,t. i,-.r.,,uwL
7 u Crouch. q It. Wharf Washington.
N.'rh ,, 1870 = Il.
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Boarding House.

Z : rs. HAYDN ana aEs. POLK, dsught-
IA ers Of VI IN L Maddox, EsqT., late u,
LconardtOwn, Nd. having removed from.
Saratoga street TO North Calvert street, No.
II. a.ePre pared to receive
Permanent. Transfer; and Ia
bic E01rdcrs.
The house was formerly called the Club
House and is located above BarLum's Ito
tel
march 4, 1S69-if.
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licensed Arer,osrrn.

ID NJ EDWARDS, having qualified - An
Ia. Aucllouecr according 10 Tie L.crasc
Laws Of the United States, gives notice that lie
will attend 10 the sale Of al real C prrsoi a.
property that nav be efEerssi at public AHeiiUn
in ST Nary's county. Adde'S V Edwards,
Grr-t Nhls, Pa, - Mays esaGt! NJ.
Jane q l'tO--n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
REFERS TO

Rev. WILLIAM CUGSWELI., West
port, Conn.
}. L. q. CANNON, Druggist, westport.
Conn.
IL. B. WHEELER, Esq, Westport,
Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, Esq. Wes.port
Conn.
Dr. WAKEMhN, Reading. Conn.
Il. W. ROBINSON, Wholesale Drug
= st. New York City; and many others i
necessary.
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June %, ls10--tf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-26
FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES.

New diamond fields have been discovered In South
Affica.
Austria will probably prohibit the proclamation
OF Papal Infallibility
The Liverpool cotton market closed with uplands
st SID, and Orleans 81 SID.
In an explosion in colliery at HERSHEY on Sunday
one or two persons were killed and number injured
The peace between Paraguay and Brazil has not
yet been signed. Gen. Jordan 10 sti In Entire Rios.
The Archbishop Of Paris returned from Rome on
Sunday and was received BY the Emperor and the EN-.
press.
II is said that the Turkish Government have con-
tracted with parties IN America for two hundred
mons.
English and French naval forces have gone to
UhiI TO demand satisfaction for the recent outrage
foreigners.
The Panama and West India Gable Company's
steAmer suffolk accompanied by the spanish
arrived on Batabsno yesterday,
The Ateamer City OF London. which sailed from
Liverpool on the 2ist for New York, detained at
Queen own yesterday by fog
A screw steamer WIS recently seen in the Bay Of
Biscay under and moving a. ABOUT Two kn ots
an hour. She could not be Identified.
Consols closed at s9X for money and the account
u. s. 1h Slh 65s, SlA' bls 81 lO4Os 80 Erie, i5h
Illinois Central, lO3.
Viscount j. do Treilherd, Envoy Extraordinary an d
Mnlster PenpotenA'y TO Chill, has been nominated
| 10 be French Minister TO washington.
The rumors Of a crisis In Lisbon on account OF the
retremunt OF the Duke OF Baldanha from the Ministry
are untrue. Entire tranquility prevails here.
| Mr. Mccullough Tprrens has given notice In Par
iament that he III AK tor the production OF cor
| resDoadencs containing LORD Carsadons refusal TO
| REOPEN he Alabama nt.otiAllnaA
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SCORIFlCATION.
The Heat on Horse FIesh-Mortaiity ameus
a.. C.r uar.sa-au assraLa.

Tho Heat on Horse Fiesh-Mortaiity ame.s
the Car Horses-sunstrekcs.
Tho effect Of the intense heat was more severe
UPON stage and ear horses yesterday than on any
previous day OF the unduiy protrsctsd heated term
The poor brutes, compelled ,o perform their allot-
ted tasks with but little Of compassion manifested
for them by their drivers, were constantly giving
ou, and falling exhausted. On tho lines special
relays Of extra teams kept at convenient points
aioug the routes, and h was an exceptional case
during the middle OF the day when a team was able
w travel the entire route A. the dcpots the veter-
mary surgeons had busy time, but with their bost
efforts the companies lost many horses All hands
kept on constant outy endeavoring TO keep the
stock alive, but With all l was impossible on many
OF the lines 10 keep the full number OF runping
snd none OF them made tlme. Upward ofN hundred
horses were killed during the Gay by sunstroke.
Sixteen persons died Of sunstroke In this city
yesterday, and nty-one persons were prostraied By
host The thermometer at VIM. p. Byrnes mineral
water "Spa" 100 Broadway, Indicated - ats A. NJ,
81 at A. NJ, % at 10 A. NJ, 94k ut noon, o6k st
P. p. M etx alP. NJ, s8 st6P. NJ, sSK at r
NJ, and s7k at 10 p. N.
One htai sunstroko was reported in williams
burgh four In Jersey City. and Several In Washing
ton City.
Gated % degrees.
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NEW JERSEY.
~ las a case OF A,ia,ic cholera.

Jersey City has a case OF Asiatc cholera.
John W. O'Gough dropped dead IN Paterson yes.
terday, Just after drinking iced water.
Eleven car loads OF Patersonians sweltsred on a
picnic al Pleasant Valley yesterday.
On Sunday morning, a man was stabbed in Bren.
ner's saloon, Newark. while discussing the war
The Paterson folks use thermometers made Of
STRAW, with glass ned with coDbicr as substitute
lor mercury
LAST evening. Mrs. Mary Gale, aged 70 years, re-
siding IN Meadow street, HoDoken. was fatally sun
struck,
Notwithstanding the coolie importations eobblsrs
In Paterson Keep up their high prlces-especiAlly
sherry.
Mrs Joseph Buzzie, OF Newark, fell down the
soop with her boy years old and the child died Of
the fall.
The New Jersey State Methodist camp meeting
commences to-day at Ocean Grove, Monmouth county
and will last ten days
Yesterday afternoon, a little son OF Theo. c. Oh
kison WAS Killed, pile Of lumber falling on hun In
Hudson stIeet, HoJoken.
Yesterday morning the corner stone OF the new
Clinton avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, Newark
was laid. Bishop Janes onlclaling
In the case OF Patrick Reagan the Coroner's jury
have decided that he came to his death from the
glect OF the employees of the Morris ana EsseI Rail
load Company.
The surviving members OF the old Eighth New
Jersey Volunteers Will meet In Newark to-day TO or
game assoc lntion to pcfpetuatc the memories o
tnelr fallen comrades.
Coroner Crane held an inquest last evening ovel
the body OF John Jacobs OF IS Adams street Hgboken
who died snddeuly on Sunday evening. Death ron
the heat was the verdict
day by the inmates Of notorious house In River street
Newark. and 40 severely beaten that tho former lies
precariouA condition.
Tho whole nre corps OF Orange, N, j., numbering
iso men. have sent In their resiEn.tion, Portioa
mon Council for Police Court
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WAsHINGTON NOTES.

Judge Richardson will PROBABLY relieve Secretary
Boutwell, during the remainder Of the summer and the
early fall.
Secretary Boutwell, will not arrange for carrying
out the Funding bill while gold Is so high and govern
ments 80 low
The Rev DIR Newman, pastor OF the Metropolitan
Church. will start from Washington to-day for Cali.
fornla via Salt Lake, stopping at the latter place TO
meet in debate the champions OF polygamy
The undertakers who had charge OF the late Secre'
tary Rswlns funeral sent In blll OF 400 WHICH was
approved BY Gen. Sherman and paid by the War DE.
parment The pronts or this operation are about 800
The Treasury coin surplus one year ago was
s67 400 i9s and the currency was s59s s7 Nov there
Il OF SCI g3il05 and OF currency ND6l az being
a. CSg SIS more currency. and s3il2Vy3 less coin
The custom receipts have not been pereeptby
affected by the news and are not expected 20 be
jus set Other goods VIII doubt take the place OF
German articles should they not rnd their way out by
Belgium and England.
Commissioner Douglass advises Collectors that
dividends declared due Oh August 1870 are subj ect
to tax at the rae per cent dividends declared
provided 10 scclion 100
Congress, at tho late session, appropriated thirty
thousand dollars Tor an examination and survey OF the
kiearsauA and Tehu.n,epec routes IN order TO asoer
tain the Dracttcabity Of ship canal At those place,
between ths Atlantic and fAchc 0pAaoa-
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A Cnst-Iron Irishmnn.

In Morrisanis yesterday John Coffee, an Irish
lsborer Of the Boston Road, inst street, was
crossing the car track near Fourth street, when he
was knocked down aud thrown under a:passing car.
which drove over his body, Both wheels Of the car
passed over his cheat from the right arm to tie e
thigh To tho astonishment Of the spectators, Coffee
picked himself up Is well as he could, but falling
sxan he was cas-, almost directly under heavy cart
loaded with brick. Tho bystanders luckily drew
his body from underneath the wheels, not however,
soon enough to one OF his hands. which was
mashed lie was borne to q neighborny saloon and
In q very few minutes. though all thought him dying
lie called for beer. OF which he drank heartily Dr.
Muller was sent for and AFTER he had dressed tho
Irshman's hand he examined his body and found
that tho only injury sustained was rib slightly
fractured Against the remonstrances OF tine physi-
cian the man then walked over mile to his home to
inform his Wife.
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A WEST SIDE WIFE MURDEH
A HOUSE IN wBIC8 ALL THE HUE
BANDS BEAT THEIR WIVES.


A Dr.pken and Eaxy Husband" snS q
Drs-ss@u ubusIrbaasrispA wife, q li thc,!.
Orgies aud Fishts-A Shocking Pictste %
Domestic Miscry-The Huss.nds k-ress
,- I'M i - IL. .l. -.
'o"" iA'''' snu nk".'' -. w, "s'o -
"'"s ys1 eo' "os' n""n'n'" s"oeN
tween Nn'n ana ren'h ~enues ies'eran NOR
ing al ABOUT haf past ~ O'CLOCK, agnes LAWS "
found deed. The house In which they have bees
nv,nk or'ek tenement 'ool s.o',e. s's",
9 aiso . re or building, three stories high' lives
@ 90 .ns MRS ''o,, 0 Sss U, ma. ,s.. ia ~
ro,,n ''
"vrs. Ts. , . .s
oon"'"oh IN "n'cn sne was 'ound' pescn' suoe
s.ns. s..s OIL '''''"''''"'' evidence against ''' NJ
Yu,,. .,a ri. ia. - 49,. s.,.x, IN - -
urd., and nd Sunday. So though tn. % husband hss !.
dulssd more than had the wife, The nsisAbors =
agree ,h., he wa. drunken, vor,hl... fellow, ..l
would not work when he could By any means pos
sbly avoid II. His wife INDUCED only occssioasiiy
-. 80. ,.,n.,-,... -a,... 80.
SUI "s "".u "o'N".' nuu'e.". .o".., ~
out and working by the daS and doing nor ows
work :. wen. o. Sunday evening Mrs. n'ss
was "ken WIN !" ana c.r'ou W w so..
tho neishbor' to her room' where her husband ~
~ -
on nthe'r entering nm rooms hea"oke $50 mee'feo
what was the matter. He was told thst his wiz
VA, .iek n. lola Tho woman that be vouid doos~
~. - 49, ~.
her, and tnen ne suuck her' ana puiiea nor " u
hair. Tho people being used 10 such scenes ~
than. altar bavins intsrfered and stoppsd -
SN.N,,,
orutaiV.
The people oocupying adjoining rooms say ~
during Sunday p,sbt sfor the seepe above dssoribea
uu'e suH.-, ~, s''o' 'ao '.e'.
tne husoand was nesrd passing IN sno ouu AZ nsm
past sI o'clock Jesterday morning Ee"s Msss
Joseph NIXON, On employnk cMeente1 nvlss -
Forty.second street. Tor whom ne had WORKED ocos
sionay, and told him that he would not 80 70 wor1
yesterday because his wiie was dead. lie Men w.
TO the Twentieth ward police station ON Thiry-
street, ano informed the serresnt also tha' ms WI
had died without medical attendance.
subsequently,. At about 10H oclock, LAtsie resurnse
70 the house and was .ccosted by mrs Irvln. W.
lives in the house, ana she asked him now MS ~
| WAS Little replied tha. she was very SCI, sna -
| IN bed hr; mvin Kindly onsrvd 20 une ne. ~
OF TEA, and Liule answered All nsn. x eet -
irwin thought she weuld hrst 20 70 see MT Litus
before taking her any tea, and accompanied MN tesA
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JOITINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Notwithstanding the extreme heat in Wall stresS
Quicksilver went down.
The bodies Of three unknown men wero taken 70
the horgue yesterday.
John MeRlroy, OF 10 Washington street. wn
drowned last evening on the Battery.
II Tuk Sun had less circulation /, wo did be cooler
The dead body OF female child, iS months OLE
va, found m clothes basket under the stoop OF ~
Mossrs Bogart aud Culyer, OF this city. have bssS
%ppontea The sss sresiec'' and csn'ui'ns ensinee" q
Kate Nash OF % Forsyth street WAS beaten a.a
Kicked the head by her husband John last evenia
.ssnI., and thsy .e again 10 the public. We have %
over a'a an RqSs;' ~
an Innate who had taken stry chDine by mistake.
the steamship Manhattan from Charleston, tie
William. from Little Giscc s; arrived as n,sst
The Twenty;second Rect excursion party arrans
While there they are to 10 reviewed BY PRESIDED
to render eicien ald to the members agents IA
American Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty q
The Sub. Treasury clerk. have s7s; 900 900 in so,a
sSfn soa UCS eSsp, ~ currency Yesterday sz in '"
Complaints are made that the passengers IRON
open the cabin window' OF Inc Jerry boat and thai
heat aud odor from the oil lamps render the stms-
The Hon, benjamin F; Manierre, having mad. .
pretty good thing S. Police, Health and EIoiss Con.
| junkcting over the ocean
in the Gsie intcrnaon io9 c9atG,m street TO day
| Tho players are Macksnze w'' NJ MunoEi r. Delmss
welnich vs. +. Perrin j phelan vs. u. Rec DT JOnsi
| vs., Gnberg'
conductor And driver Of No 81 Of ne Second ,ysnui
|
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The former took eeais near by md called for bot
tie of wine, and as ,hoy auafed IT, one o. hem eK-
claimed:
waiter, bring me pen, ink, and paper" The
command was obeyed, and the Fienchmsn made
drinks At iast he bcxap 10 read a. though to biuh
sslf bpt in tone snhicieasly loud to Be beard BY
ths others, Aug. IS. 1ycs, Hepoleos born yuse I,
Austerlitz; Oct. 10, is0 bpI.le of Jena, bal hs
Oct e5, Napoleon entered Berlin"
voice was heard: water, bring me pen, Ink. and
rr.sser." The order was obe,,ed, and the 81! nan
dashed , lew lines heroes tLe thes! AID bessh 70
read: Aug 81, 1873 French army dotcsted BY toe
Prussians at the Katsbsnh with 1000 slain and CAP
tured and 100 gunsj Aus, 70, tie French defeated M
by the Prusslsns n Culm Oct. 10, battle OF Leirsie
the French routed and 1900 prisoners taken juno
1s, 1915, battle Of Waterloo; Juiy Inc Allies enter
Paris" The words were hardly uttered before
each man sprnnr to the floor and drew his pistol.
A rapid movement OF the o,hers prevented .hots,
but Inc scene came near traxch end. ! should
not be surprised II thers bloodsbed yet in our
streets on this question.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.
Thermometer in PougLkeopsie yesterday, ss.

Thermometer In Poughkeopsie yesterday, 9s.
j. N. Southwick was drowned In Lawrence
Mas on Sunday night.
Thomas q. Stone, OF Connecticut, was drowned in
Bedford. Mass, on Saturday while bathing.
Otis Ellis, aged % years, OF Taunton was drowned
at Drdgevatar, Mas Saturday night while bathing
Charles Peabody, OF weilsiy, Mass, died on Sun
day hsylnR Jumped from train while was mott
Michael Kennedy and John w. Clark were killed
Yesterday In Boston, By the fall OF the Lowell Railroad
grain elevator.
One Miller on trial for murder at Porca Neb
confessed the crime, and was taken By body OF citl
Iens aud hanged.
Trains will run regularly over the Air Line Rail
road. between New Haven and hiddletown. on Mon
day next.
Al Turner, Me-. on Sunday, the barns OF Messrs
BARREL, and at South Paris tho barn OF yohn a. Swell
were destroyed by lightning. Loss over S COo
A club OF cOlorcd citizens had advertised IN eIcur
sion to . fsvorite resort down the Potomac. Yes.
terdAy the proprietor warned the public through the
Washington press that the cinb should not even aIt
q his wharf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-26
LOSSES BY FIRE.

Newton's factory at Miltoa Landing, N. Y, was
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Three stores were burned In Jamestown, N. Y,
yesterday Loss $4,000 Insurance $4,000
Gre has destroy ed nearly the whole OF the bust
part OF Concord. Mass. Tho loss exceeds $4,000
An inoendiary FIRE at BlnEhsmton on Sunday de.
stroyed barn and nne span of horses belonging to
Col. W. Dwight. Loss $500.
A nre threatened the wharf % the Hamburg
steamers In Hoeoken ye,terdsy. Ihe steamer Ciar.
out before much damage had been done.
Last evening nre was discovered In the third story
Of rs Howard street In q dark bedroom occupied by
Mrs Reid Damage TO bulhing, q 900 Bader. furrief
occupytng the third hoor mont loses tO0 harons lie
sInker shird moor rear SibS Mrs Reids ioss Is about
sioo Gyans Rveiand on second hooT. lose $500 he
loss incopslderable. The basement IL occupied By
James Costello, dealer r. pspsr stock lo's feco In.
which Michsei j. Gibbons 81 wost Houston street.
tent Of aiO0.