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THE VAR.

ATTITUDE OF THE GREAT PowERs-PAssIvE NEU-
TRALITY OF AUsTRIA-FRENcH TROOPS IN
EoME-ExEMPTIoNs ALLOWED BY FRANCE.
Pans, July 2l.-The official journal makes
the following announcement:-''The Empe-
por has decided on the proposition of the
Minister of Foreign Affairs, that all subjects
of Prussia or of States allied with Prussia
in France or French colonies shall be per-
mitted TO remain so long as their conduct
furnishes no cause for complaint. Admission
from this date to the territory of France of
subjects of Prussia or allied States will be
subject TO special permission, given only ex-
ceptionally. In regard to vessels of COM
merce belonging to the enemy, the following
rules will be Observed
TO such vessels now in French ports, or
which may enter said ports in ignorance of
the war, delay OF thirty days will be granted
for their departure, and safe conduct will be
given them until their arrival at their destina-
lion, or at ports to which they belong. YES
seis having shipped cargoes for France, on
account OF French parties before the declara-
tion Of war, are not liable TO capture, and
may safely discharge their cargoes and load
with other in the ports of the empire, after
which they will receive safe conduct to the
ports to which they belong"
PAEIs, July Subscriptions to the
patriotic fund continue TO pour in. The
attaches of the Imperial household give
their salaries for one month.
At the Comedie Franchise last night scene
occurred similar TO that at the opera. The
leading actors declaimed the ''Marseillaise" I"
creating tremendous excitement in the
audience
The French Government has sent out
circular denying that the French soldiers
have invaded the Bavarian soil, and declaring
that falsehood a malicious creation OF Prus-
sisn agents.
The FrdBcdis says:-'Italy promises to
maintain friendly attitude towards France,
and the latter declines other aid unless
Austria interferes. Reports are favorable
from diplomatic agents in Denmark and Spain.
Russia, however, seems inclined 10 favor the
Germans
The JourAd Oeicid denies that there is
any truth in the charge of deceit made against
Olivier in the Prussian journals because he
stated that the King Of Prussia insulted the
French minister, and then gave notice of the
act TO Europe in a circular note. NJ. Olivier
was simply inaccurate in calling a note what
was actually telegram sent in hot haste "a
all foreign courts.
PANS, July 2l-Eyening. -Rumors of Rus
sias intention of joining Prussia are gaining
eTedence hourly. CouTiers left to-day with
dispatches for the Cabinets of Austria ant
Italy.
Ii is believed the Emperor demands the ful
tilment by the powers of the agreement
already made TO stand by France.
Ii is said an order for the withdrawal of th,
French troops from Rome will be issued oI
Monday.
LoSIoN, July 2l.-It is reported that tn
French army on the Prnssian frontier wil
make sierck base Of operations Frenel
gunboht is cruising on the Ea'ysione light
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NEWS suGnaARx.
CStv A0n,,s.

Last evening, at Z o'clock, Augustus
Schultz committed suicide by hanging him
self at his residence, No. 1916 Germantown
avenue.
"A meeting Of the Philadelphia bar will be
held in the Supreme Court room tomorrow
Saturday., at ~ o'clock noon, in respect to
the memory of General William A. Leech
Rev. William A. Schaeffer son of DR.. G.
W. Sohaeffer, Of st. Michaels Lutheran
Church, Germantown, has accepted call
from Christs Lutheran Church, at Easton,
Pennsylvania.
Elizabeth Murphy, aged seventy-one
years, residing in Hunter street, near Tenth,
fell from the roof of her house Yesterday aud
fractured her thigh. She was admitted to
the Pennsylvania Hospital.
An informal meeting OF members of the
PlasteTers Association was held last evening,
g. the hall, Ninth street and Girard avenue,
st which statements we're made showing that
the members of the association have suffered
somewhat by persons offering their services
for g reduced price.
Colonel Harmanus Neff, well-known
citizen, was overcome by the heat Yesterday
afternoon, at Messrs. King .S Bairds printing
Office in Sansom street. He had been busily
engaged the entire day in going about the
city perfecting the arrangements for the re-
ception of the 9TH Maryland Regiment to-
day, and also for the funeral, OF his friend,
General William A. Leech tomorrow. The
attack, though a very severe one, was sue
cessfully combstted by the physician present,
and last evening he was doing very well.
The funeral of General Leech will take
place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from
the residence of his father-in-lew, Mr.. Edwin
Greble, on Nineteenth street, above Walnut.
After religious services at the house the in
,erment will take place at Woodlands Gene
terry. The following civic and military or
carnations will take part in the funeral:
The officers OF the eth Regiment p. ", the
officers and members of the 18th Regiment
=. Y. The National Guards will turn out by
order, and Mount Moriah Lodge A. Y. NJ,
and Philadelphia Commandery, No. ,, of
Knights Templar, will also join in the obse-
g,-tec
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer S. C. Walker, Sherin, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. VI. Baird Co.
Steamer Diamond State, Wood, II hours from
sassafras River, with mdse. and passengers to A.
Brig Mary Cobb Brown, days from Boston, with
ice to Eastern Ice Co.-vessel to B. Crawley Co.
Schr &. j. Palmer, Smoot, days from Matanzas,
with sugar to William Buzoy-vessel to b. Crawley
Schr Thomas Ware, Abdnl, days from james
River, with lumber TO Collins * Co.
Schr General Cropper, Williams, days from Po-
Schr Olivia, Fox, day from Odessa, DEL, with
grain TO Jas; L. Bewey & Co. o
Scnr Ariadne, Thomas, day from Smyrna, DEL,
with grain TO Jas. L. Bewley & co.
cOryespOndence of The Egeninq telegraph.
EAsTON & McMAHONs BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, July 2l:-Five barges leave
IN B1ErSoRE s1E BRANCH Raj oFTHcs July 2Tne follow
ing osrges eays In tow Sngs
King, with coal, for New York.
The Major o'Reilly left with those reported yes
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, July %. = The
barge Mary and Emma, with coal, left for New
Ierk last evening. L. s. G.
Special Despatch to The EUentng Telegraph.
HAyRE-DE-GRAcE' July 2a-The following boats
p C. shaeffer and Tasco, with lumber to Craig *
Blanchard.
4. Page, Son & Co., with lumber to E. G. Fay.
Harvey Showers and Dodge Mills, with lumber,
Hall a Frank, with lumber, for Wilmington.
Iris, with pig iron, for Wilmington.
by TeLegrGph.)
LEwEs, DEL, July 2l.-BeatiDg in this 7. M, two
baTks and ten schooners.
In harbor three schooners, and steamers Wash
ington, America, and Osceola.
Wind y. Z. Thermometer, "a.
4'25 p. M.-Two barks beating in:-Anna Augusta,
from West Indies, and Orlando, from Boston.
MEMORANDA.
Br steamer Calabra, McMickan from Liverpool,
queenstown, ard Boston, at New YORK yesterday.
BT steamer Abysslnia Harris, cleared at New
I York yesterday for Liverpool.
Steamer Europa, Mcdonald, from New YORK 9th
INST for Glasgow was of Moville yesterday morning
Steamer Arizona, Maury, cleared at New YORK yes
terday for Aspinwall.
steamer Virginia, Kennedy, from Galveston 18th
] via Key West 10Th inst, at New York yesterday.
Steamer Leopard, Hughes hence for Amesbury
Point, Mass, put into New York yesterday to land
/ passenger, and proceeded.
Steamer Aries, Wiley, for Philadelphia, cleared at
I Boston 20ih inst
steamer Hunter, Harding, hence, at Providence
18th inst.
steamer Grange, Houston from Glasgow, was
, going up 70 New Orleans ljih inst. a
Bark llalfdeD, olsen, from Hamburg for Philadel-
I pha, sailed from CuXhayen Sth inst.
Bark Chief, Harding, hence az Stettin Tth inst.
Bark Warren White Lamb hence renamed at
| Havana 10th inst, loading to return.
Bark MeacO, Christian, hence, at Cardenas l4th
Br brig c. c. Van Horn, Conn. sailed from st.
Thomas 9th INST. for ST. Johns, =. r., 70 load for
Delaware BTeakNstef, ~ sli. gold.
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<HFxS, PHILADELPHIA AND soUTHERN
nsG GoNR5NEs rs KEW FESR SR
LfHS Tie 3Azqoo will sail for New Orleans direct on
The YAE0O viii sail from New Orleans via Havana
% T1HR6tUGH BILLS OF LADINq at as low rates as BY
and Bra7os and to al points the MISSISSIPPI rive.
rehipped at New Orleans without charge of commissions
WEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH, CA.
Inc M1OMlNG VIII sail from Savannah on Satur-
The ToNAwANDA will sail for Savannah on satur.
ThK0UGH BILLS or IADING given to all the prin.
eipal towns in Georgia, Alabama, Florida Mississippi,
the Central Railroad Of Georgia, Atlantic and Gai Rail
lines
SEMIMONTHLY LINK TO WILMINGTON, ". O.
The PIONEER will sail for Wilmington on Tuesday,
the osRs Rys5 Sa @
Railroads, and the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
FTeights for Columbia, S. O., and Augusta, Ca taken
insurance effected when requested 6y shippers Bills
of adng signed at Queen street wharf before day
s WILLIAM l. l. JAMEs a. Hos, G2qsE %ffER Agent
THE REGULAR STEAMSHIPS ON THE PHI
L LADELPHIA AND CHARLESTON STEAM
SHIP LINE are ALONE authorized to issue through
bills of ading TO interior points South and West in
connection with South Carolina ARA Railroad COMPANY
ALFRED L. TYLER.
Nice-Pretident So. c. RR. Co.
<gEES, PHILADELPHIA AND CHARLESTON
sSSMlIIsAss STEAMSHIP LINE.
ms line is now composed of the following first
class Steamships, sailing from PIER II, below
Spruce street, on FRIDAY OF each week at
A. M
ASHLAND, 500 tons, Captain Crowell
j. w. EVERMAN, 692 tons, Captain Hinckley
PROMEThEUS, 600 tons, Captain Gray.
JULY, 1870.
Prometheus, Friday, July l.
j. w. Everman Friday, JulyS
Prometheus, Friday, July IS.
j. w. EvermaD, Friday, July %.
PrOmetheus, Friday, July 20.
Through bills Of adlng given to Columbia, 5. c. +,
the interior of Georgia, and all points South and
Southwest
Freghts forwarded with promptness and despatch.
Rates as low as by any other route.
Insurance One-half per cent effected at the ofice
in first-class companies.
No freight received nor bills OF ading signed after
SOUDER & ADAMS, Agents,
No. DOCK Street,
Or WILLIAM. Z. CLYDE 81 CO.,
no. i2 s. WHARVES
WILLIAM A. COURTENf>t< Agent in Charles
ton. ga
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SHIPPINO.
es2F. LoRILLARD's STEAMSHIP LINE

N E w Y o R TX
sAILING EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY, AND
SATURDAY,
are now receiving freight At
cents per 100 pounds,
cents per foot, or la cent per gallon, shib
INSURANCE Il OF PER GENT.
Extra rates on small packages iron, metsls, etc.
No receipt bill Of adipg signed than 81 cent?
The Line would call attention Of merchants generally
the fact that hereafter the regular shippers by
will be charged only 10 cents loo lbs or cents pti
foot, during the winter
For further particulars apply to
JOHN T. OIL
2ss PIER lq NORTH wHARVRS
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AMUSEMENTS,

LIMITED AMERICAN MECHANICS, HALL.
~ FOURTH and GEORGE Streets
A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCRRT
for the benefit of Mr.. WILLIAM FALLOW FIELDs
the blind Pianist and Vocalist,
TUESDAY EVENING, July 20.
On this occasion the following gentlemen have
kindly volunteered TO appear;--E L. Bachelor,
Pianlst; John Baker, Baritone; James Fielding,
Miniature Organ; William Pullman, Vlolinist; W.
Markward, the Renowned Comic; Charles Drew,
Baladlst; Thomas Lachall, Champion Bone Player;
I'd Chew, Celebrated Clog Dancer; William Fallow-
field, Blind Vocalist ~ '- q
Come and stretch forth hand like q orotheL.
Remember that life's but span,
Tis our d1ty to help one another.
And do good turn when we can.
Admission Tickets, 25 cents Doors open at
O'Clock; Concert commences ats. 1l212t
DENNSYLVANIA POLYTECHNIC AND
a ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, No. 1905 CHESNUT
street, three doors above Twelfth the most complete
collection of objects illustrating Physolosy Pathology,
Natural Bstoy, etc Illustrative Lectures every
Open A n. to 10 p. NJ. &C Sm
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G,25l,40O Par. Market value, 81, ,255 800
, Cogt E,215 G2291.
Real Estate. ............................ 100000
Blls Receivable ior assurances made. s3S 7G0'To
balances due at Agencies -
Premiums On Marine Policies, Accrued
interest," and other debts due the Com
.......................... :. s5O9Iso
stock, scrip. etc, Of Sundry Corpora
tions, sz76c. Estimated value -. a74O2o
Cash In B8pk ................. s1ss 3lsSs
Casl 10 drawer. ........ q7226
l6e2s1Il
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ASBURY
LIFE INSURANCE co.
N r w YOK TX.

GEOKGE ELLItIII, Vlce-fTes land SeCy.
EMORY MCCLINTOCK, Actuary.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGENCY.
JAMES NJ. LONGACRE, Manager
H. G. WOOD, JR., M. d., Medical Examiner.
Office, 302 WALNUT st., Philadslphia.
REV. 8. POWERS, Special Agent
JAMES NJ. LONGACRE, General Agent,
5 20 mwfly No. 3O2 WALNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GOVERNMENT SALES.
ID E r o +
i OF THE
IRON STEAMSHIP VIRGIN,
WASHINGTON NAVY YARD,
On WEDNESDAY, 27th instant, at IL Nj.
This vessel is well known. Description already
given in recent advertisements.
The Virgin will be sold peremptorly to the highest
bidder for cash.
One-fourth OF the purchase money must be paid
on day OF sale, the remainder on removal OF vessel
from the Navy Yard The vessel can be examined
any time during the day.
BY order of the Secretary OF the Treasury;
L. q. BANFIELD,
Solicitor
KILB0CRN AZ LATTA,
lSmthmtu4t Euctl0neefs
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DAME INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 500 CHESTNUT Street.
INCORPORATED 1856. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL 100000.
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire either by
Perpetual or Temporary Policies.
DIRECTORS.
Charles Richardson Robert Pearce,
William william n n saa%a Eayis1f TSGn E9waIS KSesseT Jr
John +. Smith, Charles Stokes.
Nathan llilles, John w. Bvermen,
George A. West, MOrdecai Buzoy
CHARLES RICHARDSON, President.
WILLIAM III. RHAWN, Vice -PI Iesident
WILLIAMS /. BLANCHARD, Secretary. 1885
THE Pennsylvania GdMFASF' FIRE INSURANCE
Incorporated lS25-Charter Perpetual.
No. $40 WALNUT Street, opposite independence
Square.
This Company, favorably known to the commu-
nifty for over forty years, continues to insure against
loss or damage Dy fire on Public or Private Bu u
ings either permanently or for limited time. Also
on Furniture, Stocks of Goods, and Merchandise
Their Capital, together with large Surplus Fund
is invested in the most careful manner, which eua-
bes them TO offer to the insured undOubted secu-
rity IN the case OF loss
DIRECTORS.
Isaac Hazehurst Henry LEWIS,
Thomas Robins, j GillingGam Fell,
John DeyereuX, Daniel Haddock Jr,
Franklin A Comfy
DANIEL SMITH, JR., President.
WM. G. CRowELI, Secretary 80
TIE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE co. OF
i PHILADELPHIA.
once s; ": cor. FoURTH and WALNgT Streets.
PERPETUAL AND TERM POLICIES ISSUED.
CASH Capital paid up in fulD 5000 900 90
CASH Assets July l. 1870 70...........,.. 5tN,T32'9O
DIRECTORS.
F. Ratchford Starr, j. Livingston ErTinger,
NaIbro Frazier, James L. ClaghOrn,
John NJ. Atwood, VIM. G.. BoultoD,
Benz. 4. Tredlck, sCharles Wheeler,
George ii. Stuart, Thomas ii. Montgomer
John ii. Brown, James NJ Aertsen.
+. RATCHF0RD STARR, President.
THOMAS ii. MONTGOMERY, VIce-President.
ALEX. w. WISTER, Secretary.
JACOB f. PETERSON, Assistant Secretary
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CIEAHEU
Steamship Fanita, Freeman New York, John F. Oil.
Steamer j. S. Shrlver Webb, Baltimore, Groves, ,Jr
Schr Mary Riley, Riley, Savannah, j. G. Scott Sons.
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DELAWARE AND CHESAPEAKE
tsIA&xSSTEAM ToWBOAT COMPANY
- - Barges tOwed between Philadelphia,
Baltimore Hayre-de-Grace, Delaware city, and in
termedate points.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE a CO., Agents.
Captain JOHN LAUGHLlN, superintendent
once, No. IL South Wharyes, Philadelphia. rs
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INSURANCE.

DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
~ COMPANY. Incorporated by the Legislature
Of Pennsylvania, 1896. ~ ss-,..f ~.
once southeast corner of THIRD ana WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCES
On Vessels, Cargo and Freight to all parts OF the
world.
IN goods by river, canal, lake and land carriage
all parts Of the Union.
Merchandise generally; on Stores, Dwellings,
Houses, etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November /, 1869.
ta0O,O United States Five Per Cent.
. Loan, ten-fortles. .;........ i2ie,OOOOO
10000 United States Six Per Cent
Loan lawful money 800. lOT, 10000
10000 United States Six Per Cent
-. Loan, 1851. ................ so,OOOOc
-. Cent Loan. ........,....... Hs,sbOoO
So0,ooO City of Philadelphia SIX Per
Cent Loan exempt from
100000 state Of New Jersey Six Per 'OO''1'VO
~, Cent. Loan ....;.,...=.., 100000
G,OcO pennsylvania Railroad First
Mortgage Six Per Cent
1900 Pennsyvania railroad Sc.
eond mortgage Six per Cent
wOqO Western Pennsylvania Rai.
road Mortgage Six Per
Gent. Bonds pennsylvania
Railroad guarantee) ....... S0,O0OO0
Cent Loan ................ 100000
Cent Loan. ...............e. $4,000
acc Pennsylvania Railroad Com
..psny, $50 shares STOCK. 100000
boCO North Pennsylvania Rail-
ROAD company, 100 shares
lccoo Philadelphia and Southern 'S' y"
Nal Steamship CON-
~ pany, 50 shares stock. .... T,s00OO
tstiSoO Loans on Bond and Mort
gage FIRST liens on City
EEOpe4 Hes' '''.''''''''...'' f1oisVO U"
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dressings on the man WHO first invented
sleep But how can any one sleep who 10 6lled
foil 4 pain ~ uAlng Renue's pain-Killing
Magic Oh, to rs sure. Sold ia Manchester by L..
g, ons..
looti ache proceeds from ague ia the face,
operating upon The exposed nerve u decayed
tooth Enb the gum thoroughly with The finger
sst With gahnson's Anodyne Liniment, boat the
face peil, and lap flannel wet with the I1niinoni
on the face, also put little Of the inimeni into
The cavity y Us tooth on cotton.
The sysem frequently gets out II order and
should BE- 4 oaee regulated else other troubles
Niil ensut; whn physie il needed take Parsons
furgsiivo FiIls they are a safe, wholesome, aud
nAtural medicile.
4 Wonder efMediesl Science, may wei be Al.
plea to Df Nuiar's BalsAm u Wild Cherry. II ia
nearly half a sealnsy sinee this remarkable rrn.
oily was introduced to the pubhe and yst the ina.
MEDIATE and sHvishls aoputation uhleh il gained
BY tiie care oi coughs. colds. whoopng cough,
sore throat, influenza CONSUMPTION, and 81 hrun-
ehiAl complaints, Is 70 this pay fully sustained
dread Cast npoa .he Waters. n the Great
Providence has noi liserSlly easi bread upon the
waters. lie has cast tht eiemeais Of wholesome
aeurishnsus oH the ro,ks, Ia the shEpe q sea
Aotss FROM ahleA Sea Noes FAIine l. made.
Ahis hes srtiele has everywhere Won golden
ePlnlons . al sarss q 5eopie, and the house
keepers q TIE land gsnaAliiy regard il IL tho
Apalte llgAt 81 staple Askry 9Hd 3 daltei0as
inSufg ~ uhllt lis ne hskens she expeuss u
AhnRs TIE ts9u5slis a4sAsfprePaFed from i can-
hoi hs obtained even II antItfaFagknt coat from
Ah9 ether source. heaent4Is committees hotel
keepers, professional cocks ladies sho sapegta.
1ti'a t,.eif oaA iiiehen, PlyA-rhs lfspepiins sad
usAtds II frtrs elAss Lear gnsss 4 s.s,.4 49,,
4 tlA Russo " endorsements We uahesllatinelY
I'D car 0HH, mad R4fh0si fer = sanifGdirilsa
~ t4ai the biaae image. gsidlEss. rnhtGfas
-, are liN hA9si delicious ia Ne have tfsf
tasted
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TIE pfsss So IuiFt tAs pss,ieasis -
ta1ee rasaR fastrs - tbs DAY. Fhs efst sptss3
tnssAe8Fs iae aaua spreads ass.aas AID o.,
alsa spreads asnslds4atlf
Nsaly oaarlsie ralsras ifsm ias r.tsi nss
tf.ef - eauit Ctrg1.na shaus thai NJ Mk4iis
u,aFt. sesentlf sxl.ei.s.l ~ ssihaE esassships
j. rstares5 b. r.4seFess ~ ss.aat so9 aasiaagv
Tbs fats a. ashpsrd STA thst af ISIS. shsa
- vas ars elected wss vs5y arhl eais quo
asH q ,ba as.rsl sod eus aeh Il as shts
se.t ttlHg fefs,l
Cbtutefs 1eafnh gives SOC 1setrst.au 81
the aestt e inasa fuhAef u aea3cu saHna eve
snns Wasted fsatary where sama fafts ag asy
oangerssa.,As uete ~ SOFA 10 shap abs,e uar
heaas. hat uhai was rsmaflabls, sesnoly q
souad q ihslf hoasy hammeriug eaala D. heard
on ga4ug lp stAira 20 ssa the slplanattsa. laeh
Ga q stog tepeh rested au = eashiaa ma3o u
iutsa rubl.sf ea,uass. Iias ssapleteis do4lon-
ad iat saaad
ilaa John Dotols oi peuusy lsaals, kas writ.
ttH lcistt declining TO be aEaia q candidate for
CanWress. Gan Don rat, Washington coues
poblsHl % ths Uiueinbai UoIamerial. approves
~ Cotodes d,olinailou, and saas hat he ho.
iaags % raa dowa commonwealth, where the
Highest lea, 10 ihe nation IL, THAI i isasort d
ladisn's slowpot, where sll tic ststss Vt round
Gsuing sut benefits aud ,aVofy morsels with
their angefs. lie can ran his arm dovn loser,
h0al out mare az aud unctous pisres, sad d.
gest them upan more omniyerous aud yari
iron stomach than spotted Tail 81 iiale-iu-lht-
Day"
A case has arisen 10 NhiSh jury u women
vopln be especially qaalin ed 70 act Mrs FiyaL
a fashio nabie dropsmAker Of Bo,ton, has sued A
II oaoliage, merchant Vt wealth and respecta-
bllity iar nice littio drossmakefs bil, for gar
msnls made fr Mrs Coolidge. amounting % g..
81 II. Mts flynt contends that she is arist
10 her line, that hci reputation extends through
ont thp country, and that few people can AFFORD
10 pay for the exercise of her taiests. Gu the
ether hand M Coolidge touteuded that his wife
had employed Mrs Flynt ior years, and that no
similsr charge had been made Tor such work
Fer making aud trimming one dress, not inolud
ing the cost Of materials, f22S was charged fol
another s20l, aud for another $751; while IN her
previous bills there had been no single charge
for similar work which exceeded forty dollars,
although It was testified that the amount and
kind q work ad been quite up to the standard
Of that for which the suit was brought The jury
failed to agree
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m NarloNAL nrrAMsH1ra.

ltED CLoups CoMPLAAls.-At a great talk
held in Washington l.st Tuesday, between the
Indian delegation and Secretary Cox, the great
Chief " Red Cloud" made a speech in which he
said.
Our nation is melting away Ike tbs snow on
the hills where the sun Is warm, while your peu-
pie arc like heads Of grass in spring when the
summer is coming. | don't want to see white
people ma king roads in our country. Tho white
people have Bprinkltd blood on the blades Of
grass about the line Of Fort Fetterman. Tell tue
Great Father 10 remove that fort then wo will
be peaceful. and there viii be no more trouble.
have got Two mountains ia that country Black
Hill and Big Horn. want no roads there There
hayo been stakes driven in that country, aud
want them removed. have told these things
three tirirs, aud | nov have come here to ten
them for be fourth time. have made MP my
mind tutGlk that way. | don't want my resoiya.
tous on the Mirsoun Some o. these people
hcie art nom there and know what / say What
hesr il tbatmy children and old men are dying
81 Ike sheep The country don't snii them W.
have come to know ihe facts from our Father,
Why the promises which have been made to ~
have not been kept The goods which have been
sent out TO me have been stolen All along the
road, aud ouiy handful would reach me 10 20
among my nation. y Gu arc the people who should
| keep peace. For the railroads You are passing
| through my country have not received 80 much
as brass ring for the land they occupy wish
you to tell that to my Great Father. You whitee
make all the ammunition; what Is the reason
you don't give il TO me Are you afraid am GO.
ing to war You are great aud powerful and am
only hEndfal. do not want IL for that pur.
pose but TO kill game with suppose | must IN
time go TO farming. but can't do it right away :