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The Portland daily press., 1870-05-16
Mr.. Lynch,s Speech,

The speech of our Representative in Con-
gress in support of his bill for the revival OF
American commerce has, we notice, been re-
celved with unqualified commentator ny 'no
press of the country, SO far as their opiniohs
have come under our eye, excepting py the
New York journals, which generally protest
AGAINST supsidies to steamship lines. The Bos-
ton Advertiser speaks of the speech in the
highest terms, and while it endorses its areu-
| ments goes further than he in one direction.
1t says:
"While we may agree that advantages worth
striving for are to be secured by taking early
possession of that tempting route, Ito the
South Of Europe and the East via the Medter-
ranean We are very far from agreeing with
the admission that it is unwise to compete for
the ocean routes to the north of Europe Our
people will be slow to admit that they have
been permanently displaced from the great
routes of ocean traffic to which they have con-
tfibute1, and expect to contribute hereafter 50
large proportion of the merchandise whit oh
crosses the sea-"
The Boston Journal says:
"He explains the bill reported by his special
| committee, and gives many additional facts re-
| spectng wooden and iron ships, the losses OF
our merchant navy by the war, the cost and
value of that navy, the expediency or suosl-
| uleS, anu Olner topics cOHutCteu WIFI Ino ,Ao'A'
| subject. The speech is worthy a general pc,
rusal by all who take an interest In the revival
of our shipping"
The Washington Chronicle has this compli-
mentary notice o. the speech:
The speech of Mr.. Lynch is an able exposi
| ton of the question, and most terse and fore
| ible application OF the facts already so fully SCI
forth in the report This broad and solid basis
| of facts and Mgures, coupled with the wei
| known character of the able chairman of the
| committee for straightforward earnestness o
purpose, will give peculiar weight to his argu
| ments and recommendations, not only in Con
| eress but throughout the country. Indeed, VIZ
| believe there can be no loom for doubt az Il
| the popular Endorsement OF the measures rec
commended, and the sooner they are enacted
into laws the more fully will public expectation
be met and gratifed.
The Boston Post p-onOunoes the speech g
comprehensive view of the situation, Their
! ough investigation into its history, and forci
BILE statement Of the remedies suggested in tb,
| report of the committee. Th,
| grand conclusions of his speech we are but too
ready to adopt, and shall persistently continue
to urge every possible exertion that tends t.
their speedy realization. However much W,
may differ with his views on the subject o
drawback and subsidy, as insufficient TO NEE
the exigency, we cordially endorse t.e spirit 0
the speech, and hope it nay not be without in
| slant effect on Congress-
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Wanted

A F1RST-CLASS business man one familiar
"A with advertising business Insurance. or man
canvassIng preferred. A good salary and hernia
experience, etc. with reference. Address s''
ASHER x ADAMS, Publishers
yiouie 335 Broadway, N. Y.
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DON'T
POISONED'
These Hard Times

These Hard Times
The people should EnOaU
sChere they cam bNy the best
goods at fair prices. BUT
LER d. REED, No. II Mar
h:et Square, aUiU sell goa
BOOTS and SHOES that
sciW give good satisfaction.
We commenced business
ecith the intention of Keep
ing the best goods that the
market affords, and selling
them at u small profit ere
still continue to 40 business
az that aCay because aUe 1iasd
itp0ys. We cordially S,,cite
the citizens of Portland and
UicinS5y to an inspection of
oar stock With the assurance
that the goods iae eUe7y case
aCiI pa'OUe Just as represent
ed.
BUTKEas & REED.
No. II Market Square, Portland.
Nov 30-sNeodt
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For Moth Patches, FreckIcs Il Tan,
Use "PERRY'S MOTH and FRECKLE 10
TlON." The only Reliable and Harmless Remedy
known to Science tor removing brown discolorations
RY, 10 Bond st, N. Y Sold by Druggists every
where.
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Closing Out I!
CR0CKBRY, GLASSW ARE,
And silver Plated Goods!

We offer for short time our entire stock at great
ly reduced prices.
1t consists OF Crochery, China and Glassware OF
different Styles and Of the best quality large stock
o. Silver Plated Castors Spoons, Forks. &c, of tie
celebrated "Rogers" manufacture, Fine Table Cut
lery, Kerosene Lamps, Goods and Tea Trays; also
large assortment of Vases and Fancy Wares.
We shall offer the above stock at prices that can
not fail TO suit all who wish to purchase goods in our
line at a bargain. We mean business.
ri5=Call and see lor Yourselves
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Notice.

NONlCE is hereby given that the road leading
~ over Long Hill ESQ called) in the town OF Cane
Eizabeth is closed as the said hill is being graded
til further notice.
JAMES TRtCKEY,
g. A. TlLTON,
JOSEPH S. PICKETT,
Seec men OF Cape Elizabeth
cape Ehzapein, may 10, 1870. myi6d2t&w1t
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Salt, salt
Syracuse and Tanks Island SoZtl
FOR SALE BY
T.. G. RID.
my16is2m Commercial Wharf,
Wanted.

A BILE bodied Seamen and Landsmen on board
IA U. 5. Str. Plymouth, at Navy Yard, Ports
mouth. ship going to Europe squa iron as soon as
crew is maze up. my16-3t
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Gentlemen and Ladies
y on can get your washing done at SIS Green
i Street. MRS. MURCH.
GS Please give her n call. my7%im
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For Sale or Lease

n LOT of land on Cross street. Enquire Of Edward
~ Howe No. "A Dantorth street, or OF IL. j. Libby
No. 1iG Middle street. mayI4dtt ~
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Wanted.

A NY person desiring good location for custom
"A and retail Boot ami Shoe business, can do wei
by applying Immediately TO
myIsntt BEALS Il REDLON, Gorham, Me.
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Special Notice

DIR. MORSE'S Catarrh Remedy is sold Nv all
dealers in Medicine. PrceS1. ap14snIm.
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WASH NGTON COUNTY.

| al Court at Calais for examination, on the
charge of attempt to commit a rape. The case
began to look bad for the prisoner, and, while
the attention of the Judge was drawn for a
moment in another direction, he quietly left
the court room and quickly crossed over to st.
Stephen.
The Machias Republican says Jol IL Stevens,
one of the persons spoken of as having been
connected with the robbery of the Lime Rock
Bank, was probably the identical John
Prison for breaking open the drug store of
Clark Longfeilow of Machias, and the cabin of
q vessel lying at the wharf
YORK COUNTY.
The sales OF Laconi, Co., Biddeford for the
months of January, February and March 1870
amounted to $250,65l, Peppereil Manufactur-
ing Co. $417, S24, Saco Water Power Machine
Shop 1871 ,164, York Manufacturing Co. Saco
S310,038.
The estate of Buckley Donnell of York most
OF which was given to strangers PAYS lesecy
tax of $l9l,3
AT LARGE.
Arrangements have been made with the
Androscoggin and the p. & X. railroads to
carry persons at half fare who attend the Uni
versalst Centenary gathering, to be hell at
Augusta next Thursday.
Governor Chamberlain having received pri-
waite advces concerning possible attempts of
Adams and Haight, the leaders of the Rock
land bank robbers, to escape has despatched
an order friday to the sheriff of the county of
Waldo to put an armed guard upon them I'M
til further orders.
The vote in the East Maine Conference at
hiockland, Saturday, Oh Lay Delegation stood
10 IN favor and IA against the measure. The
committee on Temperance reported strong res
u urao.; urging the faithful preaching and
ma OF total abstinence from all intOxcat
my drinks, pledgng encouragement to all
pro ORGANIZATIONS engaged in laboripg for
IN o AZ I u'incement OF temperance in our land
ana declaring ,; that the members of the Confer.
~ the tHr no man who has previous
canse OF temperance and who is not umn;staI-
ably in favor OF prohibition. Action on tbe ra.
port was not fully completed '"o
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NEW ADVERTIS EMENTS.
Partner Wanted.

/ the blacksmith and Shipsmiih Business at No
i 1877 Commercial St.. Portland Me. Terms iiher-
al. FOR luther information call at the shop,
(myI6ln s. YUIING
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Ectectac FhyS3ct[z7a
Formerly from New York, by request has return
e1 to Portland, and can be found at the United
tor al diseases that flesh is heir to.
Price for Examination, One Dolla-.
Certificates Of Cures.
This is TO certify that have been sick for vs.,s
called Dropsy of the Heart and Enlarpement ~ ~
Liver. called on Mrs Manchester the clairvovant
phys clan, on the Ism June, the Merrimac House
She made an examination OF my case and imned
ately told me had tape worm She prescrihad
medicine tor me, and in IS hours had one hui ired
anu eisniy ieet OF the tape worm pass off, and she
mas portion OF It that any NAV see Mt her
rooms This is a true statement OF the case. and
recommend al TO go and see her and try her SAIL.
MARY ANN RICHARDSON.
Newburyport, Mass, June ~, 1869.
NEW GLOUCESTER. April 20. 1870
This i to certify that called ON Mrs Mancbester.
the celebrated Physician, last August, to be treaed
Tor a lose cancer ON the breast Five dseerent
Physicians said | must have it taken off with
knife. did not feel willing to submit to that treat
ment; consequently they told me they could do
nothing for me. Hearing of Mrs. Manchester
consult her. lid so the 2ith August, and at mis-
time my breast is well and appeaI ance of cancer
must truly say that think her. great Physician.
ADVISE every one TO go and see her and give her a
trial. MRS N III PERRY
HENRY PERRY.
FAIRHAvEN, Dec. I. 1862
1 wish 10 let the public know that eael On Mrs
Manchester eight months ago. TO be treated for deaf
ness ard Catarrh have been deaf TOR eleven years
totally deal with one ear, and partially so wIIb
the other. had cons ultel number of phy sjcians
ali to no purpose. used Mrs. Bauchester's RENE,
tiles six months, and truly say l have been n
happy man since got my hearing. | am, by The
blessing OF God and her skill, fully restored TO INV
hearing. advise all to 90 consult her; She viii
tell you honestly what she can do.
JOHN L. FISHER.
This is to certify that Mrs Manchester has docored
IN my family for six years, with marked success.
She has cared my wife OF dropsy IN lis worst form:
my daughter of spinal disease OF ii, years sandipg:
asister OF deafness and catarrh my father of bnd-
ness. And would recommend her to the public as a
age. 1OTN IlODSicN
Portland, Maine, June Goth 1869,
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-16

FEMALE CLERKS IN THE DEfARTM ENEs-
In the Senate on Friday spirited debate
arose on Mr.. Trumbull's amendment to make
the compensation of female clerks, copyists and
counters employed in the several departments
the same as paid the clerks performing similar
duties.
Mr.. Sawyer of Soutil~ Carolina thought the
principle oyerning the employment of labor
was the same with the government as with in
dividuals, and that the government was EMIT
led to take advantage Of the low price of female
labor. Tn.S was an inducement for EN- blowing
them in the first place. AS between the two.
he thought the heads OF bureaus greatly prefer
red male clerks. He proceed to argue that
women were pbysic lily unable to perform the
work OF men with the same facility. If the
voice OF the women themselves could be taken
On the question, he had not d 1ubt that 70
per cent of them would say, "Vote it down. /"
This was because those of them who had re-
Hocted upon the matter anticipated
that If they We're to be paid at the same rates
with males, they would be turned cut of the
departments
Mr.. Morrill, of Maine proposed to substitute
for the amendment one to authorize the heads
OF departments to appoint competent female
clerks, who shall be entitled to the same paw as
that received by all other clerks in the class to
which they are appointed.
Mr. Trumbull said that the proposition was
merely to authorize the departments 20 do that
wn,ch they were now doing. No reason had
been or could be given why lady clerks should
not receive the same compensation given to
male clerks, whom they frequently instructed
IN their work. He looked upon The coutinu-
apce of the practice as disgrace to the govern
ment and TO the age.
Mr.. Williams of Oregon thought there was
distinction in favor of males from the sact
that they had families to support, which was
not true of the females.
Mr.. Trumhull replied that he did not know
half dozen lady clerks, but of those he did
know, four were supporting families
Mr.. Stewart OF Nevada said he was informcd
by the heads of departments that they emplo--
ed only those who had others dependent uL on
them Niteteen-twentieths of the ladies' bad
families to support.
Mr.. Corbett of Oregon offered an amendment
to make the compensation of male clerks the
same as female clerks. He thought this wound
augment the number OF female employees. The
males, if not satisfied, could seek other employ
Mr.. Pomeroy of Kansas made an argument
in favor of giving the ballot to women as the
most efficient means of securing her rights.
Mr. Cragin of New Hampshire said that he
knew it took considerable courage to ODpose
the amendment, but he knew us result of per-
sonal observation that The females in the de-
partment could not compete with the males -
The former were absent on account of Sickness
two days for every one of the latter
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A LII KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
n Deatl executeJat thisotfce.
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Three EXPERIENCED Mllners at 1G3 Middle street.
2tsn
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WILLIAM NJ. PAINE,
FRESCO PAINTER.

kesidence 30 Paris Street.
AU orders promptly attended to.
V-Order Slate at Paine's Music Store.
apr4sn2m
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SPOk "

May Z, lat SO 50 S, Ion IS, sch Nevada Davis from
Caibarien for Boston.
May lat a 49, Ian IS ST. ship KaIos, from Cardiff
Tor Belfast, Me.
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TO Printers.
DIED.

IN this city. May 10, Enoch Moody. aged 81 years.
lfuneral services this afternoon, at o'clock,
at his late residence.
. In this city NAV IS. Harriet NJ. wife of Major s..
noon at three o'clock from ~ Fore street
In Hampton, May 8, Mrs. Martha Hamlin, aged
70 years months.
In East Au urn, Mrs. Hannah Piper, a ged % yeaI
n ROckland, Lewis II. Thorndike, aged "a wears.
In Wscasset, May 8. Mrs. Margaret Foye, aged IS
years months.
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MARI n e N EWS
PORT OF POR TLAND.

Saturday, May "a,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Bragg, New York, with
mdse to Henry Fox.
Brig Nigretia. tof Stockton) Showers Matanzas 3Oth
ult,-mOasses to Lynch. Barker & Co.
Brig Alex Williams, Br) Duane, Matanzas-sugar
and meaGO to order.
Sch Franklin, Coates, st Andrews NIB.
Sch Elizabeth lwby, BIZ Gatcomb, st Andrews,
NB,-sieepers to order.
Sch Fleetwlng, Nash, New York, salt to L & vii.
lard.
Sch Vesta Haupt. Boston
Sch Helen Maria Prince, Camden.
Sch Samuel Chase, jackson, Round Pond for Fal
River.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chase, MuliIgan, Halifax, n s. JohI
POrteOus.
Brig Robin, (Br) Douglass Havana-A L H0bson
Brig Ida l. Ray, Bradford, st John, NB-F r Bar
Iett.
Brig Chas Miller, Gilkey, Bowdoinham, to load To-
Pbiiadephia-Chas Chase ~ Co.
Sch Dan' York, tBrl Crossley Halifax.
Sch Dake of Newcastle BIZ Hunt, st John, NIB
John Porteous.
Sch Harriet Fuller, Willard, Black Rock, Ct-Chai
Sawyer.
Sch belmont, Gales, New york-OrIando Nieker
son.
Sch Sea Pigeon, Lindsey Calais-Thos Weston
s. Co.
sunday, May rs.
ARRIVED.
Brig Mechanic, of HarpswelD Dyer, Sagua,-mo-
lasses to + Churchill 81 Co.
Brig la Williams, philadelphia.
Sch Ethan Allen. Blake, New York.
Sch Gaota, Cammett, Boston, to load for Brook
lyn, NY.
Sch Hattie Ross for Philadelphia, which returned
to this port on Friday, was becalmed and drted
on the rocks near Portland Light knocking OFF her
rudder and starting leak. She has gone into dock
Tor repairs.
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IMPORTS

IMPORTS.
Brig NigTctta, from Matanzas-i57 hhds A. ties mo-
Iasses. to Lynch, Barker Il Co.
b Brig Mechanic, from Sagua-363 hhds 50 tea is bbls
m0lasses, to Churchill q Co.
Brig Alex Williams. from Matanzas -173 hhds SUI
gar 80 boxes do, 1l3 hhds melado, TO order.
, 1870-07-27

4 Riot Threatened by the lRAitrond
Men nj II oIlls utis-nilitnFyA Ah~l@t-
nnCc anllcd For-Thc Springfield
EB0naictdc-pollticQ Aid
FOfrns
Special Derpa.rh 10 The Chicago Tzsbune,
SPRINGFIELD, JnlE 2G-The excitement at Ao1-
nouth, Warren County, over The reported al'-
ltt ndIng Of HAwes + Brewster, contractors On the
Rockford, Rocl Island i ~ Louis Railroa.t. has
assumed such proportions that 1t IL feared II will
result in terrible rtnt- 1nnctsf, ~ imm!-
:. nush anil BUSHNELL have scicRraphcl to Gov.
Palmer asking fur tue assistance VI tue state Mill
tary to 1ur1l the mt, should one occur. Report
:eis fanilrs Hrr suffering for the necesslttc> Of
life. hscsls' II tac failure OF the subconsAc:ors
under Have K Brewster. 20 ras them the wages
,1"s the ias srsck "o5f q 1he 1oaa, " an1 ,,oiaE AZ
ether int&rhieE, are openly madt- Governor
rallnrr Ill seslN'nse to this aPptal fos bis olctA
a*s.+tanre has stnt Eolanel 1ineft digger, Anlu-
tsn GENERAL Vi tile >tat. to the scene Of trouble.
with power 10 act, aah Il II IL fouud Impossible IL
prevent L riot without military MD, the Spring.
and and: wi! =, once p1occ c. 70 the I'D Of the ciS aa
Tie official a,.strac, Of the votes cas-, for an,,
against the new constitution. al4 the articles scp-
arateis submitted Herewith, Will tp MALI tn-tt.or
EuR u -, pruTr state officials, IN the presence
IT @Rsvernttr.
TttS&r n in the Coroner's inquest held ro-,ay.
ii, slit trAiy # Jeserh X Porter, who was Killed
here a.t uisht, returned ~ useit ,erlct thu, the
deceased came to hts 'lcash from blow given
with ttick In tie hands OF james Carney. It
was shown By uumter o3 Witnesses IN It the hl0w
MAS n0t given until Carney life was rcpeate.l1t
Threatened By Tprser with d drawn knife tn his
hands tarnry Is in jail awaiting trial; tut TIC
general impression IS that he will be acquitted on
Plea Of justtnahle hou.it!le.
lnt Of the features .! the Republican County
Convention held herr yesterday was the presence
II two co1or,l delegates frosn the First War,.
The admission ol these coiort1l Ecatlcmen e1cr-
c.sc.s ue one except the Sta1 Rt,,<tfr and few
.,it f0Ey Democrats who never learn or forget
anything. The I;tyitttr wastes ever column Of
matter IN This subject In Its Issue this evening.
The Tpturt nf the convention sent I" the Chicago
7s,Ats last nigh: Is false In AtarJ every respect
The heate. term still continues. aud RTuwn mere
intense anti harder ~ benr. Much Sickness Is the
result.
Eiwoo1l CoMmanlery No. t. Knights Temp1as.
have accepted All invitation to assist in the ceFe-
laony Of lAsinv the cornerstone Of the Illinois
Wumans College, At Jacksonville. on the 18th
instant.
The township Of Springfield. to-day, voted by a
good ms]uEity in favor ui subscrtptiun Ut -.
III af.l ot The Springfield i st. Louis Railroad
Company. provided the shops Of the ro2l ue loca1-
t15 III this C1tf,
, 1870-07-27
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE;
Containing a Resume Of War
Intelligence.
For the Week Ending July 27.

FARM AND GARDEN: letter from Rura>: 4 Look
plants Of An fow4 Papet-A Modtl Stotk Farm
How Stoek FredinE P4ys-A short supply E!
stetis for Feeding-A Hone Has1-Twn Days In
znd about GAlcnA-AdvAntares @ fer the DaIr!-A
Changed Cisy-Nasthern Iow4-Eo Fence System
CHRONOLOGICAL NOTES: New Rs1edy against
Ia.tets.
LETTER FROM VETERINARIAN: Mich Cow.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: Condition II
The cspps In Juls. including Wheat Torn OatA-
Cotton. EEuit.. &c
sELLCTIuSs FROM THE AGRICULTURAL
PRESS: One Years Test OF tie Ncw Var etis. et
Grain 1t Michigan Agricultural Ctl!eke- Hi AauS
CeE4-t;sap- Ros-kiui Of S~inc to BREED.
EUROPEAN WAX: Sipews Of wAs-The Debts, Rev.
enues aud Expenditures Il France Ard Prus.ia--
Two Statesmen: Eule ullirter, Prime Minister
Of France; Count Won BsnAlk. Prime Minister
oi lrussiA-BAse u Operations Of tnc Ftrn:a-
PE1AsiAu Saval Staitoa--An Old Military stfens.
hula.
1SFAllIB1lITf: The Scherue Approved in the yat-
eAu-Pop~ Pirs Siu,h and his susre.s,rr a. OF
Ptsrt. "iiyinE sud InfA1it.~ Aathositv"-r2n
Ssit41rA, embracing the Principal Eors Of
Tsuc, which ha7e tsrn Ccusufc,i III Cnassiusia
A1ocutons. EoeTeleals, and c.hcs Apottolic Let
teta-pule p!us On lndei. ndsn, judgments, &c.
THE HUNGRY HEAkl: 3, j. ". ptFoErst: Ffoil
LtpibCv:,'s Aaszzint.
THE PLAINS: 1udan u.;st-iasiou In EytnliuS Tes-
nt.E-Mutdeso Of Dt. BAsd. Harvry AusEall, All
Mr. M4t.s1.
TRAGEDY N SPAIN: Dabs.ira, Plot Of t;;psis-.
sud The Ketait-An infant Aurdrrtd In Col !!
BIood-TLe Murderer Shut by ttc Mothcf-Gsp..
Woman and GuAs4hmAu Killed.
JOSH BILLINGS PAPERS; 4 Yam-T.le Az: ant
+ ,hv Gra.shepp-s.
MARX TWAIN: His Fist aaI Lat Poenl-A Meu
ofy.
Nasty: Nj. Sasby Goes to New Yozk to Call aud
EnsueEx Meeting of LAbueiuE Men III Up1us.-
iou to the ElGpluyuIeutes Chinese.
DAMP KApLuSluS: Another Goliery Horror In
EuslAnd-Sinetern Miners Killed.
PERGASSks. 1AE CITADEL OF ANCIENT
TROY: It's Recent Dlteorerv.
APOPLENf; yic*sr Of an Eminent Ph!sItIan.
A STORY OF THE WAR.
POETRY: The Leaf
| An 1SCtDEST OF THE LATE WAR
| HORRIBLE cR1Ak: 4 Girl Of Thirteen Murders He,
Child and it, Father. and then consmi,e suied.
| ROMANTIC: Fifteen fe.rs Captive with tic Ind:
xus-A WaaicztI Mt.ts Hia Wife At the EtaTu u
| Her SECOND Husband.
| BDlT0R1AiS: 4 Talk with Woci-Gscwtr*-Stae;
with thc Freueh. .StruLsn and Dtkslb-.Sapoirun'
Attitude ToHa-d Prlssia-nuictdr Of the Frrnr!
Mtuitter-rhe Pope's Clai1ns-Ftrnch Aid /
| Aiuefiea-AdnlIssiou Of GeorEta-AAeoupina on
y Iutcntt OF Court Hauec Honts-Dcalh Q. Ho
| s. Church Nice, l1ausuus.
| LOWELL WEDDING: Blanche BnsIeE's alasr&s =
/ The Bridal Party and reception.
| COL JERoME BUSAPARTE: uts Departure t .su
| Baltimore.
| THE WAR In EUROPE; Full Details up to tie Las
| Hun.
THE CEupS: Tle Very latt-t Reports from all Point
THE WEEk: Keeurd Of current Evvass, d.
n!est:c and Fn.c;sn.
THE LATEST MANkEr REPORTS. From, nj part
Of the couasFy.
MONETARY: Rr>i,w Of the Moacs Market for Ii
| Week. Ind Ut ~ the LAttet Hour.
, 1870-07-27
Etfr&.


FHl1AcE1fH1A, 1uls 26-An Immense nsc ls
faslns Rens T. fs hsast = q .hse The
The tsr is spreading, ,ciying thc efforts Of the
nFemen.
l'HstApE1EH1A. 1uls aa--The .o.s by The ire
The suGa rrnnery Of Newhall, Hes!n 4 x. wiz
seven Stories high and nllri Win valuable ma
cht{,tsr and 4 large stock OF refined sucarx
DnrinR the flrc the rear vail fell On an slio1nnr
luiIcsnR. crushing II and eaEryipx aowu niue urre
men, Ill Of whom 2Ie believed to be killed
All the surrounding buildings are much DAM
av,4l The louf VI the teA1her xtore VI J. Il. Hul.
seman. two hlocks 81, causht nrc froIn sparks
and hurned ol. The large faesnr5 o. MlsIey,
i CO., adjoining the sugar house, were on nze nui
vert szved.
n1rirattnr oil works Of E Il TAlnat4e L Co ami
Joseph IS. Taylor i Co, corner Of cou!usndt and
Washington stEeetA, occa6ioued damage o.
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