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nonJs. it is predicted VIII TN: Tbs
be- rid lousy cheap in L" a,l '.,..; x
s s'" ehsll dyabtlsss Greatly ', II.
s sns' E. Tl's.lsesss.s. IN b14, n. ss,
l,.. i sir price I'D 'iH'n"l ~ vs., Inn, ss,,s
J ',n".rs .,, and i the 1i"a ,ss';s,.l.
.A AM prnvis fiet = : :. s,s l;fI,si
til. sSijtat ess.slls y sa :. !. easing il
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MERE AND THERE :.
HARD HITS.


VA, hard rui,s now no,L thea iii iie
course oi the :.al'i,. 81
item mt on tho elcv,s with the wnrt,
Is -:-cs $3.50 50 - ~
To take such p,nart i.!c~r rs usr lnk NJ
in ann. IA
Let this hint. then. before you begin be II
conveyed
Youth the wo,v; knocks receive Gray
believe al expert, -. ,-epa p - rs +
stcm .as i,aen.ls you have neserM-
tempted to hurt. q''''- "'' @"
Since the times Of ihr Jews oil the Chill
'dren IF men
Have been very taurh given to stdalins
1t Is fun sllying stoncs at tcllow;a and
then
It's.he best fun of all il the fefbw is
Your brother.
And this as rule ,iewn ut once my he
laiI
Ycu Il get nopt Of. your pvl,in wifi feh-
hls and dult,
From tho friends ycu have always ei''
lclvorcd - aid, ..a I,~
And the foes vou have tr',cr atfn'ptcd
e. hurt "-'-H ALAS -
ST. keep up your courage, aud 10" ID
cast down,
Orcxrc't Natur's rules to 'o al''fe" '''
you.
And the totgl'ce at arnof S'iul'',- ho'
frown,
s;l.,ce though that th;T can't w"ul"
Won what ever they do
For my part my cheerful philosophy
nude
Nc always my powers forgiveness exert
For the fricnd. one has always tndeav-
orcl t. aid.
And the foes rpe has never attenpte''
toiurt.
AJ,y> oran,lec proposing to visit Lon
dol., with his ciShty-cne ch,h'ren' ao',.r
tis,,a, for board i'll s,i,to iawt tamil! "
course what he wants is 10 ~,c''rea que
family ~ hc bored with hin cighty-on
children. al - &" .-
.-e. az So. -
"Cu,r1rs LAMB calls colored childre
innocent little blacknesses.'
SuoRr weight and measure traders irf
a,,el.tl, belong to the church, but the
don't follow the wcisk that honest men d
Russia has six hundred and sixty-scve
cotton factories, employing one hnn'ire
and eighty thousand operatives. Seio'
the war in this country cotton rnnn'fa'
turc had scarcely coinmcnced in Kussl
Daring that period, however, the RUSSIAN
10 an to manufacture Bokhari, Persian
I dian, and other c 'tton, and 1t Is sa'
that their factories are now Tue me-
magnificent in the world. exceeding
style and completeness esen the Engll'
establishments The products amount
fifty million dollars annually.
An old lady was recentlybrouSht MS
witness before bench Vi magistrate
and, when asked to take off der bonnie
obstinatcly refused to do fo. ssyiil
There's no law compelling W 'nlan
take off her bonnet" 'Oh." iiap udent
replied ono Of the magistrates, 'you kllt
the law, do You? Perhaps .ou won
like to co,ac mp and sit here md tea
us" No thank you, sir, lied t
old women, t~tey; 'there areE won,
enough there uow." az .~
For tire ,-,nstit Of young ghls who
inpatient to put on trained skrts, it n
he stated that the Princess Bcatri
daughter OF Vm,m Vitoria. ROW nc''
sixteen years ohas has never yet wore
thing but short dresses, even upon
grand occasion vf drawns-rOo'n
ception, whencOart- trains are universal
1t has always been a mystery t.
where MI the Smiths came from;
while visiting in nciShboring city,
matter WIS satisfactorily explained by
a,mearance of a lsr.ce- sign over the d
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Address HARPER 4 BROTHERS, New York.
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"CH.r1rs LAMB calls co,ored children
innocent little blackncsses.' FL

SHORT weight and measure traders ire
m,eu,I, belong to the church, but they
don't follow the wcish that honest men d'
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ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BOSTON

Burning Of Nickcrson's ROpswaik and Cor.
cral Dwelling Houses Also Destro yad-Ioss
Over 100000.
BOSTON, July 81, 1870.
Another destructive fire occurred In this city this
forenoon, this time the Highland district on Hun.
neman street, between Harrison avenue and Wash
ngt0n street. The fire, 1t appears. caught In Joseph
N!ckerson Co, g ropewalk, Zimmerman street. and
from the inflammable nature Of the materials used
soon spread the entire length OF the walk, which ex
tended midway between Harrison avenue and Reed
street. and was between five and six hundred feet In
length considerable amount OF hemp and cor
dage was In this building. which was total loss,
well as the machinery, tie fire spreading 30 rapidly
that It was with great difficulty some OF the opera
tves twelve or fifteen In number) could escape with
their lives The fire communicated to adjoining houses
which added TO the conGagraton and caused the
fire to spread to the stone cOrdaRe factory Of the
lrn situated on the south side OF Zimmerman street.
In the upper story or the factory was stored large
amount OF Manila and other hemp and cordage, which
took fire and burned with such fury as TO defy the
efforts OF the hremen to put 1t out before burning
through the root. 1t was, however, mastered after
time without penetrating to the lower story, where
most OF the expensive machinery was which, Will
only be damaged ny water. The damage to the
Nlckers0n Company is $4,000 and the insurance
$780, 750 II 1t were not Tor the intervention OF this
stone factory is probable the fire would have swept
south and west through the wooden house district
III that direction
Three blocks of tenement houses OF the aggregate
value OF $4,000 were also destroyed. They were
occupied BY twenty seven families all OF whom
were rendered homeless, and many lost their entire
household possession3. Two OF the tenement blocks
were owned by Dennis Mullane and the other by
William Curley
A woman, heipessly sick with consumption, In
one OF the burning buildings, was rescued by her
husband at the imminent peril OF his own life
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A REMARKABLE FATALIlY.

Two Relatives In Jersey City Die Almost
SimultaneousIy-Comp In Life aud
Companions in Death.
At No. 10 Colgate street. Jersey City. resided Denis
Tuohy, tinsmith. Three or four doors around the
corner from Tuohy's, In seventh street. resided his
cousin, John Wallace. also tinsmith. The men
worked together and were constant companions.
One would not feel comfortable at an
excursion or picnic without the other. On Tues
day they took o rambe through the city, had some
drinks and returned to their homes In the evening.
About fifteen minutes past nine O'Clock Tuohy was
sitting chair, about to take his supper. when lie
fell to the ground and died In few minutes. Some
OF the inmates OF the house ran around the corner
TO call In Wallace ana on entering his house found
confusion reigniIg there. Wallace had Just tunlbled
OF his chair in a similar manner and death ensued
In two minutes. Both men were apparently In good
health up TO the hour Of their departure from this
world. Whether they swallowed any liquid which
was poisonous durin the day Is question for the
Coroners jury. Coroner Burns ordered post
mOrtem examinations to be made ald the results
are awaited with much interest.
Tuohy was thlrty-i0ur years of age, and leaves
wife and four children. Wallace also leav u wife,
aud he had Just completed his thirty fourth year.
THIS fatality Is so remarkable that no opinions can
be formed TIL the inquest takes place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-28
uaY GOODS Cleax.' EAaLY CLOSING AssoCAr,oa.

The Dry Goods Clerks Early Closing Association
held stated meeting last evening at their hall in
Piimpton building, Mr.. II. J. Swentzel presiding,
and Mr.. J. Il. Cody secretary Reports IRON the
committees in charge Of the various districts were
made and were oil satisfactory, except from the
Grand street district in which few still keep
open later than the proper hour. resolution in
favor OF ball the coming season was unanimJ usly
hall. deputati0n OF two ladies was admitted
from the Lady Clerks Early Closing Associat on and
MISS Netta In behalf OF the deputatiOn thanked the
gentlemen clerks for their services to them In the
past, and urged upon the gentlemen TO use their In
nuence with the ladies, In the different stores III
which they work, to attend the meetings OF the new
association. After transacting some routine bust
ness the meeting adjourned.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKRT-LoNDoN, July 81 4 80 r.
M.Consos closed at ssk for money and the account.
American securities closed quet hvewentes of 1862 82
1855, 82i 1857 ten-fores, 49, Railway stocks closed
quiet Erie, Is; Illinois Central 1927 Atlantic and Great
Western, II.
PARIS BounsE-PARIs, July 2-The Bourse opened firm.
Rentes 65f Bic.
FRANKFORT BoURsR.--FRANKpoRT July 2--Evening-
United states hvewsny bonds closed quiet and steady IS
for the issue OF 1852
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET.-LrvEHPOoL, July 81
30 r. M-Cotton closed Irregular Mdding upiands, Sd
SID mddine Orleans, Sid sgd. The sales OF the day
foot 5000 bales including 20U0 for speculation and
port.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET-HAvRH, July 27.-Cotton
the spot Is quoted at 95Mf.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrrs NATURALIZATION, July
27-4 P MBreadstuGs closed quiet unchanged Flour,
2os per bbl. tor Western canal.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAIKET.-LrvERPooL- July 81
$50 p M-Pork buoyan Bacon, $685. cwt for Gambler
land cut
p M'ommon rosin closed at 6s 3D. b. vi. Spirits pero-
leurn, 1ld.
LoSpos FBopUoK MARxET-LoSpoN, July 27-4 80 p
MWhalc oil firm and unchanged. Common rosin arm At
g. Sc 3D. cw Turpentine nrm. Hops quiet At -
60 S. per Genital for American.
PETROLEUM MARKET. ANTWERP, July T.-Petro.eum
closed duh at 49, 43kf.
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ENGLAND.

Settling Day on cha nge-Financial Fail
overwhelmingly Progress-CoIliery Ex-
plosion.
LONDON. July 81, 1870
Tosday and tomorrow are SETTLING days" In the
share and foreign accounts at the Stock Exchange
They are the most nxious settling days ever known
according TO the Times It Ii thought that many
additional failures VIII be announced.
Three failures were announced at the Stock Ex.
change to-day.
The proceedings In the House Of Lords last even.
ing were mainly unimportant The House adjourned
at an early hour.
The House OF Commons went into Committee on
the Supply BILL ana discussed the measure nearly
afnight No nnal action was taken
Another terrible explosion occurred in colliery at
Llansamlet. In Wales, yesterday. Nineteen persons
were killed and many injured.
Mr. Adam Badeau, late Secretary OF the Amer-
can Legation has received from the British Foreign
ONCE his exequatur Consul General OF the Cniied
States at London.
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PENNS YLvANIA.

Tho Great Fire In Philadeiphin-L0ss
&SOO,OO0-List Of Insurance.
PHILADELPHIA. July q, 1870.
The total amount OF insurance on the refinery
burned last night was 900 the stock, $4,000
on the machinery and $4,000 on the buildings.
Total. 100000. The amount OF the loss was
100000. The following are,the assurances on the
property destroyed:--lA New York Olices-HOme
440,6 500; LOrilard and Excelsior, $4,000 each, and
$4,000 In the following ofices:-Lania, Security
Humboldt, Hanover, Germania, New Amsterdam,
Atlantic, Tradesmens, importers and Traders,
Empire C,ty.. Irving Globe, Aston, Firemens,
h ss,o GUARDIAN r1 Commonweasn Metropolitan.
Columbia Republic, Corn Exchange Phoenix and
Hartford companies-North America,
$4,000; Putnam, $4,000; Hartford, $4,000. Boston
companies independent. $4,000, and 10 the follow
lowing 900 each National and HIDE and Leather.
pool, London and Globe $4,000: North British.
$4,000; Imperial, $4,000. The assurances In this
city Wero comparatively small.
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FORTH CAROLINA.

Motion in the Supreme Court 10 Attach Coy.
ernor uOiden-Arrival OF Government
Troops.
RALEIGH, July q, 1870.
motion was made before Chief Justice Pearson
this afternoon to attach Governor Holden for refus
ing obey the order Of the Chief Justice in regard
to the surrender Of the citizcns OF Alamance, now
held in custody by his order. Tho motion was made
by their counsel ex-Judge Battle. The Chief Justice
will decide tomorrow.
last night, and more are expected tonight. No re-
sistance to law has been made IN any part OF the
State.
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JOHN ssAL's CHANCES sol LIFE.

Judge Stewart has had an Interview with the
Governor relative to the case OF his client, John
Real and he says he has hopes that the sentence of
tho unfortunate man will be committed. A large
amount Of evidence showing that smedick was very
much addicted 10 drink, and that be repeatedly
kicked and clubbe4 Real, TO be presented to the
Governor IN a few days. The petition IN behalf OF
Real has been signed by several thousand persons,
The report published In the Albany Argus Of yestey
day,to the ciiect that the Governor had denied tne
application, Is erroneous. Tie case has been oar.
tiallyheard before the Executive, and was
until Saturday next, at ten o. clock when Tie Gov
will resume the final hearing AZ Alba'ny and a
large additional amount Of evidence IN H,hsf OF the
unfortunate man Will be presented.
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SPAIN.

Cabinet Demands on TRANSPORTATION and
tho War.
LONDON. July 81 1870
The Spanish government has demanded Of the
Duke de Grammont an explanation of the assertion
made by him IN an address to the Corps Legisatif
that the Cortes were to be surprised into voting for
the Prince OF Hohenzollern.
PARIS, July 81, 1870.
The Carlist movement In Spain has been aban-
doned. Don Carlos, having given offence to his ad.
herents by Offering to serve against Prussia they
refused TO carry out the plot for invasion OF and
rising In Spain.
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CUBA.

The Work on the Panama and West India
Cable Progressing Rapidly.
HAVANA, July q, 1870.
The Panama and West India Gable Company's
steamer Suffolk sailed from Batabano this morning
to lay the cable to Oayo Juan Ruiz at which place
she will unite 1t with the twenty-five miles already
laid across tho keys. Tho steamer Dacia will sail
from Cienfuegos, aud connect tho other end with
Cayo Diego-Percz. The united squadron will then
proceed 10 Santiago de Cuta making no landing ut
Cienfuegos; but bend will be made In the cable op.
posite that place. SO that at some future time
nection may he made between tho main line and
Cicnfuegos.
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CHINA.

French Naval Imperial Mis-.
sion TO Paris.
PARIS July q. 1870
despatch just received from China, overland,
states that four French vessels Of have arrived
before Tentsin.
The Chinese functionary, Schong Ho, has been ap-
pointed Chinese Ambassador to Parts, with mission
on French citizens.
Pekin Is tranquil.
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ROME.
French Adhesion to 1nfollib,lisy.

French Adhesion to InfaIIibiIity.
LONDON, July q, 1870.
The French prelates who were absent from the
Council al the time OF the nnal vote on the infali
billy dogma are now sending In their adhesion TO
the new article OF faith Among those who have
thus sgnided tneir acquiescence are the Archbish.
ops OF Rheims, Tours, Chambery, Auch and AK. and
the Bishops OF Orleans, Strasburg, Nantes, vannes,
M0ntauban, Tarbes and CermOnt