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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-04-09

.ln SbsoIsye divofces lec+slv obtained in New
YORK. fnaiana, IlFiaeis,. and other States, for
psrsons froSnhnry state OF Country, legal every
Nli6res dcserti6h, druhkeanc hoh-Knpporti etc.
sufseietft cause 10 publisitJ; no rh'u'ge until
,itlrce obtaincd. N,lyico free. Business es-
uiH1isted HncNu yrars.
address n. llOl ~. Atio"lrf
9tch2G-Str Na - Nis.au 81 y. ~ 81
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-04-09
Paris Working Wen,

F#"H.
Bad as Paris is, there are 100000
women in that city who strive to
gain ioIliving by honest 'excrtlout-
none OF them got wages equal To
tho wages paid to the commonest
seryahtgirl in the country. Otthese
women about G0,0o0 employ the
needle. The average pay they re-
| ceipe is tlirty-cents Ier days while
some receive a. high as orty cents,
butthcmaiogityno moro tinn twelve
| The last statistical statement shows
the following condition Of work
ingwomen's affairs: aa9,eo5 80
"Tbe modistese, OF dres7 mekers,
gained thirty-eght cents; tle en-
broidcrors thirty-two, and the sim
pie scamstresses thirty; girls who
bwoyk in the shops Of eospnmcrs,
and4hc umbrclla-lpaker thirty, al.
$50. The great number NJ women
lem{IoMd inmaking army uniforms
on rcqiye twenty-five cents; The
stitcllys Ut gloves twenty five, and
flaee aud decoration work, strange
to say, only paid the unhappy crea-
tures whoIandled it from sunrlseto
/. nine O'Clock thirteen coats per day.
Sulce this calculation was made
gthepay ofordinpry seamstresTs has
been reduced. Every article Of tot
let made in France represents some
ruined life, somc wasted heart, some
fettcred soul. There IS only one
instance in Paris where women have
escaped this tyranny Of capital by
cooperation.
Tbeywho sup with tlledcvil have
; need Of long spoons: Says an cN-
/, change. Ali that is the suppiug,
, Beast Butler, has been preparing
i for.
@Radicalisn," says the Albany
+ Argus, ylias shown its iiand.' At
i what a vast sacrifice Of soap and
: water the thing must bavc bcs'
81 done,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-04-09

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vy l. VI ~
lfga m.a h.
te How dsssf dfiys ll,es tf'
oismtHefs taa uu' ~ tsti vel
naBea 10 1--we 3 sat ua q lhsit
ufm'srtssi tov d leii
lhein to sfss ther ieH e
nnl aai ufiheif swu asluhI n.
How d1sH isaeh themtuItm ar.
.I eaff veuify tfah % tve' I'm
81 tg',v 0toAf ~
me- fihto N r~fty Aud
long 4 mhu Is siue'td ton M ne
and steals. AID vuman take tn
meifiut beeau ihht e thchAI'
wi extpyararee qulctcr tlsu my
thing dsc,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-04-09

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-04-09
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-09

To the House of Representatives yesterday
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts,, gave notice that
he would, on Tuesday next, ask the House to
consider the general amnesty bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-09

Washington advices to some Of the Northern
papers say it can be stated on excellent author.
ity that the Senate finance aud House ways and
means committees will agree to a bill for
$500, 900, 600 FIVE per cents, and that such a
hill will pass the two houses of Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-09

Yesterday, in the House of Representatives,
MIR. Mckenzie, of Virginia, announced the
death of his colleague, Hon. Robert Ridgway,
Representative from the Fifth Virginia Dis
trict, and offered the customary resolutions.
Eulogies were delivered by Messrs. Mckenzie,
Maynard Of Tennessee. Brooks of New ork, and
Booker OF Virginia, after which the House,
at $3.50 P. NJ, adjourned to Monday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-09

It is asserted positively that the President
and Senator Schurz, are not "reconclcd. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-09

Mr.. o. P. Baldwin, has delivered Lecture
in Richmond on Old and New Virginia which
is highly spoken of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-09
JU VENILE BOOKS

GAMES for little folks in great variety.
BUILDING and ALPHABET BLOCKS
BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
CHESS MEN ana BOARDS.
GLOVE and HANDEERCdlE" BOXES
in fine Russia and |ienns: Leather
FANCY INASrA D.. very handsome.
FINE GOLD PENS AND PENCILS. .
in Gold Mounted, Rubber end Perl Cs:o:-.
Very desirable f,r Christmas pFr:eHt$.
Photograph Albums,
in every stylo.
sATCnEES & TtesyEAg9Eas BAGS.
in Turkey Morocco AMI lsussjs. Leather
FiEn WHITING DESkS,
in Mahogany, Kosowori, Satin Wood mo
Leather, beautifully in!aid and very trt:.tc .m
design ana finish.
PA~HTERLHS,
in Morocco .nl ::ussi,. Leather.
PORTFOLIOS
in great variety.
REAL. TARTAN,
Scotch Wood Goo!s--2reat variety.
WOHk BONES,
in grea: variety new md nnique .,yIo:
LADIES CUMrANiH~:,
in Russia Leather
FINE POKTEMONAIES,
CARD CASES.
CIGAR CASES and
POCKET KNIVES.
A beautiful collection Of
JAPANESE GOODS Fl l.AQUEE iTA#@,
Consisting 81
Richly Inlaii Cabinets,
Card Receivers, Trays,
handkerchief Boxes
Work Boxes. Glove Boxes,
Magic Flowers.
Fish "ai B,,t-
BEAUTIFUL BOXES,
in Straw Work. Chinese Top.
JEWEL CASES.
Toilet Cases and Chinese Plates b2sie3 many
other Novelties in Fine Lacquer Work.
The most ingenious and instructive toy OF he
ago, and interesting alike - olI End young
TIE DOLLAR STEAM ENGINE,
forming over
One Thousand Revolutions per minute.
EXPLOSION IMPOSSIBLE, and adapted +
all children from seven to seventy years .! aS'
This is d perfect reciprocating stcaln cngIn''
with cylinder, piston, fly wheel, boiler and pa!
emit safety valve taking steam 81 bJ.n sides o.
the CYLINDER with half incl stroke weighing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-09

e. II. Hullfsh, has been appointed Post
master at the Plains, Fauquier Co., Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-09

A select committee on the LeVees OF the
Mississippi river, has been appointed In the
House Of Representatives
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-09

John Hagen, jr., and William {. Rogers,
judges OF election at Richmond, hove been TO-
dicted in the U. 8. Court there for violation 0!
the enforcement act at the election on Novem.
Der 7th, making difference 10 the white and
colored voters in line at the polls, thereby caus.
ing distinction on account ofracc, color or pre-.
vous condition." This very plan had been
adopted at previous elections by the u. S.
officers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-09

Senator Sumner thinks that the st. Domin-
20 Job will not succeed The defeat of the at
tempt in the Senate caucus, to appoint Mr..
Conkling in the place of Mr.. Patterson on the
Committee on Foreign Relations, pIcases Mr..
Sumner very much.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-09

The SENATE COMMITTEES. There was con-
siderable "commotion" in the Radical Caucus
held for forming the Senate Committees
They have let Mr.. Schurz alone. Hc is not
disturbed at oil on the com nttces. a serious
attempt was made to displacc MIR. Patterson
from the Committee on Foreign Relations, be-
cause of his opposition to the San Domingo
lob" but it failed after "a heated discus
sion, and the special committee, headed by Mr..
Chandler we're defeated in their scheme to sus.
tain the President in this questionable way.
The alterations 10 the committees arc unim-
portant Mr.. Ednupds is substituted for MIR.
Wilson on the Appropriations; Mr.. Flanagan
for Mr.. Hamlin on the Post Office; MIR.
Hamilton for Mr. Fowler on the Revolutionary
Claims; Mr.. Patterson for Mr.. Hamlin, as
chairman OF the District OF Columbia, the va
cancy being filed by MIR. Revels, the colored
Senator from Mississippi, 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-09

The N. Y. Journal of Commerce states that
the anthracite mine owners in tho Schuykil re-
gion have large stock on hand. |! does not
pay them to dig out larger supply at present
prices they cannot greatly cheaper the
cost of production it is Tor their interest to
shut up their miners and wait for rise in val
ues and accordingly, they reduce the miners
wages, on purpose to produce strike. What
are VIC to think of men who will thus ae.?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-09

The House of Representative had up yes
terday the bill to revise the postal laws. The
amendment to strike out the provision giving
800 to Senators and members in lieu of the
Thanking privilege was agreed to- and MIR.
Farnsworth' s amendment abolishing the priv.
lege was rejected by vote OF 20 yeas to 1O2
nays. A motion was then made TO strike out
all the sections OF the bill relating to the frank
ing privilege and it was agreed to-yeas 90,
nays "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-09
j L w r.! ChSE::ii.

Toilet Cases and Chinese Plates b2siie3 many
other Novelties in Fine Lacquer Work.
The most ingenious and instructive toy OF he
ago, and interesting alike - ola End young,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-09

Richly Inlaid Cabinets,
Curd Receivers, Trays,
handkerchief Boxes,
Work Boxes. Glove Boxes,
Magic Flowers.
Fish ,;li Il at,
, 1870-01-08

The fo'oxirg telegrsms we're reee17cl Oh
Char &c fo.day:
P1eur str1np. S es@a Is Wheat neglected and
tame; No. =, tllsa LEO adost; amber. sl.sl, Corn
iIeRaar: Eew. Sss94e; old, <Lo..sl1a. o4sa
sat1 Set =; sass, ssHs po,f sa'ane Lard
Changed. WniAke5 dull, ii "a. Cold. lslo;. ~
LATER. .
Flour arm. eslasle, sassaaaa Wheat lower:
si.0csal 10 Oats easter. DUH, eas dc. Pork urn.
r. sss.s: Lard stronger, ls.s9lsAsc. Hogs
Sf.Gl.
-. ... L1yEHroo1, Jan. .-1t:ts Au
F'ort at eeaSt. W1Dte:~btat, 81 1Od: red Do.
s. loGss %: while 40, es Cd. Corr, sss 81. PORK
1vce. Lard, like.
Flour, sas Winter wheat, S. sd,sl9s; white
rr, O. ida 3 ID Corn, 2S1 81. Lard, IT, Rs.
er'r's O ELeAt for the last three daYs 81 go qrs
1a,t0 OF Nhlcn are American.
LATER
AT see "0p7n Board" rne movement In No. g
so1ln1 a heat YES sRnt oue, but . nrme, leelju3
was manifested, the market closing at ssA.c
seller The mouth, and 1sktas9Hc seller February.
No. corn was In fatr temnnd, With sales al tic
ctEer January. Oats were entirely neglected. Pro-
Visions were 1atber quiet bu, prices rolled arn1,
with sales Of eOod0 lbs rough sides-fall cuted-st
IKE; 5000 tbs do at 13Hc, and 81 $40 hs dry
ta ted shoulders. from dressed hogs at 11c, is
days In salt Mess pors vas quotaale at s,s 50 for
SPOT, AID t2i5o0a 81 IS for seller February. We
re1e ur able to learn Of any transact1ous IN grain
a. the Evening Board.
The live hog matAet opened dull a1d heavy this
norutrg, bur- toward nooD, psckera commenced
hEy,us, and prices nrmed up a little, though 70
ms.erial advance Was es. ablished, The pens
were cleared at a range Of 8s.vUe9.5o for common
t. choice. A lew car !uads OF ezra brought
te.cst.se1k. Toe cattle market ruled quiet a1d
srsdy at about ye,terdsy 4 prices. Sales reached
l,u3u head, al a range OF e3.00(z7.569.
, 1870-01-08
OBITUARY.
Mrs OF. uE1oIkc LoxLcr.

Pror. fAe Sr4e York 7,,rbun., jan. s.
me dess Of Mrs. Dr.. Charlotte L1zer Ia an
Eoueelold, and aIonK Ter relatives amt ir.rn.d
aEd VIII be Geeply gfieved over BY tue FaE1ons te
he.olent M md Reform a,socntfoas Of wntcn 81. vas
hok oGIF HeDber, but a councillor and leader.
The achievement and EoD,e WORK Of Mis- Lozter'l
lIe He1e su.aztns fos one SO young and deicate:-
woman or any man. II sas while out cirI that
ene osenn tne ttooy OF medicine 10 thus csiJ. AZ
ne line, eight or ten yea1s ago, women hsd
study that lhsJ now hsse. A LADY
lav, tsd Just established rnedicu a,aool
q the lioLeers IL the wolE q securing wonenS
right 70 tclehulc ttatst,on. She pi1sue1 he:
stodies vith the greatest atdor and succ:s1. dts
professional ME hcds ard details, and sn unusual
go"er OF gtaspirg the pr1oc'p.es tn'oved
70 We're ss stpt i M d cssS 1ao aa nef Ss,s
and her nights ID anatomical and physiological IN
kts,iR4ioDs. She not only look part, bur WAS d
u 1ne o. o. sessn 5eass r. 'gp secure
e'teuciig the rltate* Of Bellevue u'apllaL sae
It'd the lady st det Is to the wars Of the hospital,
eIa!. R'suonv, where we're aase. .noled tie
iuE",tds tt male, studen's who had deter
niIed that nc "sonaa dee.o1s" should
thr ms>tt'tes OF their craft The ohlnq1t aud
a,ute Fth-red nE these courageous young ladies'
ny ihe ady:s.sdepts Of Pn.iaderhisI % d.
ktntieLtd theu, aEd tbey finally tiunpheo,
hJ shining tue rtfh. to attend me cinicd 1u1
walk tie wards Of Bellevue. Thls wM not
tie OILY struggle Ia which s.e was
compelled 10 engage e. 8 mear7 OF oorslairg her
nenIcal education; hut all aer struggles only re-
sulted IN stft gthentbK her nature, eularg,ng her
power, cotnFtltrR her Purpose, aud nttinx her
tct her rubttquent professional tlfe. SO remRrka-
Die Eere her htthi1neLtH, that as soon a. she
Eraduhted The = as deemed f1t 10 occupy the cba:r
III rfofeEscf IN the school IN which aAe had been
aEtndeut- IN her lectures before tue cla.s the
cFplaitd the value OF her dlsc,pl!ue, the
t1te.t OF her acqoisemenls, and the a>ope
OF hef po~tte. E0th principle and pfActtce
we're familiar to her, and t7e cesfaess and VlRor
Of her style eIableo ber Ut dice to Interest and
ihst1rct tho.e VINO we're fortunate ehousn to hs
ntf rnfLe u1flD1 thc lat [ IL 1tafS sue na3 en-.
, 1870-01-08
l0ikcEllAneOuH ltcEaS.

y,x-,r,
ILL Ill SeEARs,HGGEo sEssfis-amooR the Ia.
~ 5,s 1ea inat cae.n tae assoty o. aSs
rext nosah'e s ~, w ;ns scss pe!as3s sn
EieL tn ~ aose ase tae Gsappeatauce OF Tue last
- In ~ ssaasts..gseo vesse! ana tae ananaonu.nt
as.s,= III sa s9ualgax IT, @ "a ~! cissSes o.
etr, ~ 1 Eaaske ~ 'ne !a'set S!ast lAs neeu
ertE " su ~ ~ Ie* 5eals past, ru- 81 pref
- .ae !see !oE Tue tuIe-a.a.sit ~ A. feset
ne*f 1uo uutufet oi tae lflEe4t OF car Rtan-
ealfsMs ses.els are 10 uncetro he necessary a..
saI " ~ ,as Hite. y! m: t4uaSe t99ed vss.
~. 'aS neMce1 hIoas On u la!e4 GtEer vas
lafss- Zone We te0eSe were 80 Tg9ed after the
ysA ~ Dof1nG leceAE cohvefsanon Wlsh
GaF.s!o Saspel huuphfey, %loss e1Pefence on
rue 1akes o2ses race 10 1Ss, the suol4ct OF full
tqosle.f'tE Eed vessels vas mentioned, when he
gave Us tie 1cllo sing as nearly complete lise Of
h t6e fetee!s OF Ills elasa that have bteu engaged
IN the Merchant service of the lakes strce 1880:
Shogher AnAktLfz-Baflt at Huron or Delroitt In
iss1. sne cafrits t61te nssts, and was r4Hrtt ns
lore and natn-tSp'ail EGoooaer-shas ls, she cur
t1ed tore and masp-fop1allant sails. Lost IN lS3A
EI'y Queen Charlotte dt.d E1Fk Detroi:-TW0 Of
the british yesset-lne QasEn Cha,lo:te aad De;
, 1870-01-08
AEs1sY TRASsPOHTATIOy,

1 S1. LoC1ss 41o.. Utt. D, l1lA !
B~iet Proposals a!n kr l=trvad Il this oftee lnd II
o'eisS n. Janury sh, l=7e,fcr ,he 7nAssro k14tIa1
81 + II "a :!
5:Ss,tSa Z. s':sS s.aa e.
as ss.y :, sy = Z. r e1,s,sneo
sssfs.ss o!ass; III ID 1ssito:y ias
t. 81 .aIs e S,f:s f
4ath other de.o be d-sienaied In that Terrific.
Hstet. FL Pfs -. On The s ss e II
niles heS ;ss5 m s3aa:ecss go IT, .soFps gpsI & e
is i 8 f7': y: ,:ss .e7
s Il Is j Sss;ss d. sts - s
dhs Eeitht Z be t-.1o.ted III net 1et:s g noas:
e,nrs no, :. a'ttcoSe rou.ddi IN E7Ete Nc 3, l'l@
ss:s n ',o sas 5s:. Z, rsssass ,1a ~
tno;et ev.tsed eEssS psy:lls &c tic srasT Il =
e a..s
rcE;s.ss = wh sosd Kad seete:: .eafy ia .seord.oes
foe,sd IT, Iasea sssses u ea:e Il III t.:s - b s.
q sss fs - rs Esss asf a E
d s. e. ~ s Il he III q e
ei1e bands on k,n:s s "a "a N % :sca sao1s:' : .sss
b. n1.a = sbe Ende,ET.d: = % H.Ete " sit9s :,
qat-ed. -
p.spoea1s Rcst be endorsed 'ProposAls TOR Arcy
Tfats ts3o:ratieu On H1ute No. Z" or "a~ ~ tho c1a
ay b. a2d r9us viii be eutstt113ed uue.s they t110
lomTlT E.a tha rcqr1ttCeaL ot tA,s AdyeTtae9Ent
The party to whom Axard Il E4oe E.uft b yEaa
& { 8 Il: e E 5ssi xs9s; e
T6e shf to 1eees NJ and ii. hds sa1. NAY be ofez
ed Il TeptTTtc- a.-...h. \. l..
seryIcr b. ;ht tst a1y ct april is;n a1d n1ro4
plsct os 67s1ocss akeacJ At which ~ mar b aa-
cf lii Foy1tr. E4ck tor!cs. ah2~t1k tho conditions q
ihe cenAet 70 be entered i2to IA. eaeh nouta he
Laa u1on sFpcxtida TO th& ctaee either Personally a.
By letses nd E1e1t accompany All b part eS -
Bsnks for proposals VII Be f1rulaeed "a application.
b. r-de-cf The Ce1ct Af1a.tltnAAtst AAlt1xJ O<fe-
s1 =. NV ~ l. @. EASTON.
DeFt @ H. Genl .. T. A,
q. y. II. Uept Aa
, 1870-01-08
PROPOSALS,
Proposals for Army Transportatien.

l UYfltE GAlAF FREAHTkAAA4TxE-
SeaIea p1ose,.. II. y ts.,yes II .s l., ua,l Y
ail s.s IL. I'd s1 sasias issf MaTsh Z.
M rrm san, 81, r,s SSSfs I'm, ,,., ;, ,,r.
sh e. e + 81 lS T. :, ss ;ss .s
~ G = susl l"'st. - Ate to oI 1A. bs e4;Ahlah.1
+ IL VIII III q sf,h I'd -. e H. H.. %
Md bounded b ,t AID iE!ia Fort s,r.en1on rtl
Of ti;s 70 Tru. t. :
= my &c .ztAasished a north c ls: r.rer. ID
tnaI5 roiBt = ths slnf Fiji 8 Pseits H.o4a ~ 1 ia 9
S + e. !, t I tsei e. W x
'A* pt''.'n*at k9t1 9 R.tets : Aos,AsA
u Eva: rerf Heatsn. the npu;h ot the Nu..el.asts
a. ss6 Va =
1T !. FL a Il T. 5 q
rs1 III p 81 + ~ t.. ri Il so9;.pt to .1y
s. nia T he tcii os1s
t. ~ t.stn.ent Of ~ IA: I. h.:u tr,n po.t
y e: ps pss II: be sF = z;
NV e. a.sts Or = ~ p'hs ~hous ths fefss"rv tas
u s.tst Z .ra,'srea ss,st &c vi, q:
n1 ~ = il, Aor:a-a Taass led ntiliea paaaGz
prerusa viz be u.Ade for esch route setas.telv.
9es ~ II stS s1e ii; 5ts 5 r. Ss sai:ss ~!
~ Jcaz. begtEnict Apr1l l. Is:n and ending IA1rh q.
Bitts,s .b< nit e:re tbei, name. In fau ~ well u
th,:. .:es ct :.'desce al each prpaaA shoa!t ns
d's9 T. " Sf si .sS
guar eE: in caef contract il awarded for tks
e. { Il e m sc
arc eaeit;t fssuiiss Furnished hs and pa:sy Il ~
IL eeasrae7or ws oe required q siss Eoait in III
on "s Eoats % .. Z alanm
Or MoEtau1 kn. te. a1uto0-
, 1870-01-08

AUG hf lumber. shogee 2ud i1ta during the
Part twenty four Eoura. =
. teerpts. SAiF'uatats.
LuLNSt. II; oS99 1nV
t?u,thHfs .WspN %.otu
Ltth t<A-... 41.A1
lie following table shows Teceirt. aad rhfpa
fr the eor1ctr:ndtus time last yeAr:
{if<rip:f- AiFa4~sa.
Lrmhtr lS9 m I'D ftD
e|ces .fS1uN 1I4Nl
~ II - - ii ~ 80.
aGee thr 4rkes The dem and continues fait. We
rId the fellow nt st.teprut ehoHGE the ehptn -nss Of
t: lAr sLiLs lat. &c, srcn III. 4errrl pssts Ia
Ke~.ur.r CDniv frr tht tea.on Of 1862 IN the Sasi
Lnw Enssr1rie< Of Tut~dxy:
, 1870-01-08
BRECHER'S CHURCH.


From lie .fe,e Iork T5iLune. 4{1n- 4.
Ile anlusl ,1 .ae , u pew e % Ut pa.mogss Church
xas h'ltd wlIh brig Of faces ano .nou stoEai OF
~tererF. Pretty girls IN dainty attire made pc
tu1esque Little oa- Of color Ia eluo n Of ulatE
coats. var.oa. csle.r1:ie+ were present; 1t vas
estn lumorcd that Mia. S,oWe ws8 IL cAnlEa!
sea-. Mr. Beecter s:ood before tie pulpt1 tn:k,ug
s.,erecis Of Lis cocsresat,oas souasoady neniod:
impatient 70! sht sale 70 eegtu, Cou33ed sltao1t
reMossr, Whe1eupoa the pastor Es!'y commanded
serted thu. he d better cone and do 1t h,mseif.
AID The m1EcclAr Caristlan replied, Tith s!gllt.
eaI tap Upon his aru, "1t can't do II, rho
cal -
Mr- P1lsaurE acte,l rs aae;'oneer: Messr4 Bal
aLd Pai1cr ~ rec:sts ~. Ar->rr- Bid, Greaves,
Howard, Motes BcacH, Trd.'ce., atd Mr. Fre.-
nan. President OF the uoatd. were on tbs plat.
ST. Beechez ope1ed the basiness with few re-
make Ct q PRACTICAL, tecablc 81 na11rc The a1c+
Happy New Yesr, and s:raghsvay beEao the
profitable hlancn q 1he Go'prL Tae titst pew.
No. %. Hastcid 70 BIZ. Ssge at pscusuto Vi
ssla; The next 10 Beary 1. Bowen ~ *s;o pre-
mi,n: tothI, s49o. The talts OF the uext h.tt
pTs ws5a, I9 ITO total tsss. tila saso sa1,: sn5:
Sage bro; eat last Jrar on,y :ts5. rue arss lev
ins they nsIu'aiaed iae h!gh aves.ee
logger. One Of the wort seats n the ea'ery, n.
eli, nttcp ssa, YES kcocke,i 40 n u q Reutl-Enn
expression 10 get rio Of 1lthy iuc1e. A genera
rreI-re. c. fer chuIr+ a. uan'rr e'ed, aud me
auciioneer observed that tney onghs TO kerr good
c1ueT, con.idtil = tsu I1fbcr ut cna!rn.en there.
T,.t: tA:e was :, pt up IL i late hour.
Evers rev was r.ut:d a. r:em'pms varying
.,alu s:ls:oel .ee u:sle seat+, three excepted,
were snAtn at TA.:a'lUa: ~
rrea inm o. peET....... ...-.s',S2, s.a G.. G..
, 1870-01-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE


01halAitf OH kuC 1EAE 1S1U4
TIE storm or Sunday last wa7 more severe anil
damaging IN iis eNrc,a a. Buffalo than auy tnas
has ttcuiTcd before Ipr u number OF yearR A
n TIE hniucr ro.e twelve feet aboye the Ordinary
stage.
The schooner Jcs. Cochrane, moored IN the
Blackwell toual. was l!fted out upon the ol /
docf, where ste renalued at last accounts.
HE 11coFtcf eha!cs Ct the SCHOONER Waucoua
hrnke the tl'ts Of the hr,g s F. Gale and tors
sT1y the piles TO Which they we're made fist: the
Eessel also dragged her anchor. aud now lies
a'onehlde Of the Cochfane, with her stern oae
The propeller Eclipse was placed Ii MessrA Na-
Eon Blaw ellis sp cry dock, on Saturday. for re-
ra1ss. On AoEdaJ morning she hurE BY both ends
aciotB the dock. the water nsrlnK. during tae pra-
v:ous night, 16en anoSe tie dock level euItlceutly
TO 1cat her Into that awkward ald dangerous pl.
kiitoL.
The Express stases that the head OF the light
fc0ke Pier waA damaged to considerable e1.
terr, tie snperstTucture on the Eoush side beng
n Fed k0Me TWO or three feet Tor q distance ol
Eftt OF sixty {eet IN such EauLer thAt IL cab
tot be repaired thta season large amount OF
STOKE waa also lost- This lo6a will lau on the
government
Messst. HALEY / DerDy'a IT. wesch had teen
1atteLet ubdef the -.r Lfeakws,er
W81 dH covered ElLu lLe Clan, 1t having
btOttn toe Two Others attached to It The pros
pecfs were that It Aou.1 oltr.1e the storu1.
VI. LEMON a gentleman in The boaticS business
al fhe foot OF Erie streer, had nre of MS s:na!!
x ass ttove ard desttu.su ~ t.nn,E t,eoag,u1 to
The RoveELncLt Eu1E, . uich had been carried OF
tbs tef Lear bF.
To plSe son4* :1e- nf the violence OF the gale Il
Is tsFed that Il. htE ~ ef were washed over tne
lFh1bGEle Ilt: 1i'. bich IL tu;Iy fourteen feet
over Tue EeLt-1i :tbts OF water.
, 1870-01-08

high cot Of labor aud STOCK. these high prices
we're cot rery rt1uoerattve. Tt. trade, ho1.
ever. 1as been a. sattEfactory 81 coull BE- c1oect
60, atd con pnrea very fasor2alI with other lea l.
J rIsr cnes 6f fndusTJ. Our Daaufac:ur are
nov ptep.t1rg for smother sctive yezr. a1a t1ere
t*L0ftasoo Why the Lustness with the Weat aud
south thruld L1t cnntlnne to iucrease, especially
with The shutn, "a th'e section IL DOW 10 a conll.
tioo 10 make 1leesnl purcoaaes The v1iue OF tue
fnihmepf9 fne past year sre estlnafed at about
tU,too0 700. Tee quantity Of boots aud shoes for
w.tded nJ Taser AID railroad hkg oeea as FOL-