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Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09

Bailey's great Caravan and Circus exhibits
here ON the 10Th inst, The Boston papers
allude 10 tn fhe most complim entary man.
ner. Says the Boston Journal -''Bailey's
Circus and Menagerie. An immense crowd
assembled at the Fair Grounds yesterday af-
ternoon, to enjoy the entertainment under
canvas provided by Mr.. Bailey. The audi
ence was composed in a large degree Of our
best citizens, and included many juveniles,
whose happy faces and exclamations of won
der and astonishment testified their real en-
joyment. The variety of attractions which
the establishment has to offer, gives it a GER
tain prominence in the line OF public amuse-
ment to which it belongs, and it has some
thing pleasing and instructive to all classes
and ages. The Juveniles hardly knew which
to admire most, the curious wild animals or
the splendid horseback performances. Sew
eral of the athletic and horseback pertorman-
ces have never before been attempted under
canvas. The comical man manages to get on
large quantity of acceptable jokes and al
though he almost falls asleep himself while
living on the horses back, there is no tenden-
CIV to somnolcncy on the part OF his auditors
while he '.has the floor" A fine orchestra
is one of the features of the entertainment,
and il under the accomplished conductorshlp
Of Prof Joseph Withers, formerly OF the New
York and Broadway theatres. The animals
are all of the rarest kind, and their move
ments and demcanor constantly appeal to the
curiosity of visitors while the performances
of the elephants are really wonderful
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09
FROM MANCHESTER.
Great Conf1agration.
AN AREA OF SIX ACRES BURNED.
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
Printing Office Burned.
200 FAMILIES RENDERED SHELTERLESS.
Loss 100000 Dollars.

MANCHESTER, n. H., July 8.
At half past two o'clock this morning, fire
broke out in one of the buildings in the rear
of Merchants Exchange, which swept wildly
through the wooden buildings in that section,
and soon enveloped all the territory between
Hanover street on the north, and the back
streets, between Manchester and Merrimack
Sts., on the south The fire originated in the
room occupied by Drake & Carpenter, spice
and coffee manufacturers, and the old 5. &.
Merrill establishment, and unquestionably
took from the roaster, which ignited with the
dry wood york and communicated to the ad-
jacent buildings, many of which were wood,
and some Of them old. and occupied by com
bustible material. Close to this building and
connected with it was brick building in
which was located the steam printing works
of the Mirror and the Press. on which the
Daily Union printed. This was soon on
fire, and in condition to prevent saving the
presses From this point the fire spread in
all directions the wind blowing strong all the
time. North was II wooden building occupied
as paint and carpenter shops; north of that
was another wooden building in which were
several shops.
The fire then moved cast taking the wooden
building in course until it reached the Ma
sonic Temple large and elegant 3 story
block. Still further east JohnsOn's Block,
Brown & Cilley's Block, and all the tenements
east to Chestnut St. On Manchester ST., was
James stable, Bartlett's Block, brick church
at the corner of Manchester and Chestnut Sts
On the south side of this street as the Me-
chanics Hotel and many shops anu tenements,
between Elm, Buck ST., and Chestnut
pretty clean sweep was made OF this. The
Merchants Exchange the largest block in the
city, four stories high, 200 feet long by 100
feet deep was in great peril, nd was fire.
quently on fire. The goods from the shops,
material from the printing offices, &C., was to
a great extent removed.
The whole area burned over is from five TO
six acres. The amount of property destroyed
was not far from $3.50, 900, on which there was
about Sl25,000 insurance. The number of
families thrown out of houses is not less than
200, and some put the number higher. There
has been no loss of life so far as we can learn,
and no one personally injured. After the fire
had ragged for an hour or more the wind lulled
and it rained freely, which had great in
tiuence in arrestng the flames. We cannot
yet give full particulars as their is SO much
confusion, that the facts not be ascer-
tanned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09
An Appeal to the Churches of Augusta.

The object Of the y. NJ. c. A. to assist in carry
ing forward the great work of converting the world
In this il is the right Of the Church. For the
of this labor, funds requisite ith which
to battle Satan and Sin. The Association of this city
have from the beginning labored for the good OF our
young. s4
We have, SO far rs possible, raised the necessary
means within ourselves. But knowing that The
Church of Christ is united with us and at this time
having call ior more means than Is placed at ouf
disposal in behalf of the cause, we make this ap
peal to you, that at this time you will not forge,
the institution which is laboring for your good.
AUGUSTA y. NJ. {. A.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09
FROM GARDINER.
Fast Passage.
GARDINER, July 8.

GARDINER, July 8.
Schooner l.. A. Burlingame, Capt. Bur
lingame, consigned to A. &. Chase, Gardiner,
left Boston last night at II o'clock, experience
ing thick weather all the way, arriving off
Seguin at one o'clock, and sailing up river to
Gardiner, arriving at 6 7. NJ. This is the
first large vessel that has sailed up for some
time. She reports schooner M. +. Hen
derson went ashore in the fog, about two
miles above the Fort, half way between there
and the fats on the rocks on the eastern
shore. She lays in very bad position-keel
sprung, and high and dry on the rocks. She
will probably be got off. Quite fleet of
schooners and other vessels are waiting for
the fog to clear up and the wind to change !;
among them three barks and a feet of
schooners, bound out and and up river.
WHITTIER.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09

VIM. II. Woodbury., at his store on Water
street, has for sale most useful utensil for
the household 1t is in the shape Of the pa
tent "American Broiler," for broilng all
kinds of meat, baking potatoes, eggs and ap-
pies, popping corn, roasting coffee and toast
ing bread. 1t broils equally well over coal or
wood, answers for all sized stove or range
openings, and is equally good for beefsteak,
chicken, ham, chops, fish and oysters. We
have given the Broiler fair test and feel free
to commend it to housekeepers. Its cost is
but triie, and it will pay for itself in a
weeks time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09

Rev. Mr.. Moor, pastor of the Winthrop
street Universalist church in this city, will
spending the most of his time with relatives
in Vermont and Connecticut. Rev. Mr.. Bat
ties of Bangor, will occupy Mr.. Moor's pulpit
to morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09

Fine dust is an excellent disinfectant. A
little scattered over the Standard previous to
perusal will protect the reader from the disa-
greeable efIiuvia naturally arising from the
EMain Sewer"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09

The citizens Of Wayne celebrated the ever
glorious Fourth by picnic, participated in
by the lodge of Good Templars in that town,
the lodges from East Winthrop and Leeds,
and the Sunday school children. There was
an address by Rev. Mr.. Armstrong, followed
BY brief addresses from others.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July s.
The iron molders convention to-day referred
to committee the propositions for protest
against the importation of Coolic labor. An
increase of the Presidents salary to 81 POO
per annum, and for an amendment to the con-
stitution to abolish all future strikes of minor
unions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09
marrieD.

In Grace Church, Chicago, 9Th inst, by the Rev.
Edward sullivan Reuel W Bridge, Esq, formerly
of this city to Miss 5. l.. Allison Of Chicago.
In Brunswick, Sd inst, Mr.. Lleweilyn Cobb. to
Miss Angie a. Dwelley, both of b.
In Brunswick, sd inst, MIR. Moses ~ Rider of
Powna to Miss Mary A. Coombs of iiarpswell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09
FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.
PARIS, July s

PARIS, July 8.
In the Senate interpretations have been SUBJ
mitted on the Hohenzollern affair, and the
18th inst, has been fixed on as the day for
their discussion.
Nothing definite has been heard to-day from
Prussia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09
FROM PORTLAND.
PORTLAND, Me-, July s.
Destructive Fire..Loss $4,000.

Richardson's Lumber Mills in Brunswick,
VT. owned by Lynch, Barker & Co., and r.
M. Richardson of this city were destroyed by
fire last night. Loss, S25, 200 to 10000. In
sured The fire extended to and destroyed
the covered bridge over the Mulhegan river
on the Grand Trunk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09
DiFG.

In Brunswick, 4th inst, George Woodede, aged
IS years az
In Halowell, 9Th inst, very suddenly, Mrs. Eme.
line P. Pray. daughter OF Capt Samuel smith, aged
81 years. Funeral at the residence Of Capt smith,
this Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09

The excitement here has been intense over
the condition of affairs on the continent, but
there is reaction to-day in consequence of a
conviction that war will be avoided.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09

Laughable predictions are made as to how
the trains will run after the completion of the
railroad bridge in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09
o. oral ann State Nems.

The refreshing rain yesterday forenoon was
exceedingly timely and acceptable.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09
Special Notices.

NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE eXcels everything.
No dirt, sediment, no poisonl Perfectly relia-
BILE. 1t does the woi most efectually. sold byall
live druggist.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09

"Blessing4 on the man who first invented sleep
But how can any sleep who filled fun of pain
BY using Renne's Pain-kiliiBg Magic Oil, to be
sure. For sale by johnson Brothers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09
FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July s.
Heavy Robbery.

The safe of the Knckerbocker Ice Co.,
was robbed of 81, 900 on Saturday night. The
company and police have since been keeping
the matter a secret.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09

David Cargill, Esq, will occupy the pulpit
at the Baptist church tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09

There are some very pretty pattern dresses,
and among them is a handsome costume for
young Lady. 1t is dress of white muslin.
The bottom Of the underskirt is trimmed by a
founce, the lower edge of which is scalloped
and embroidered by scarlet wool, and it is
headed by chain embroidery of the wool.
The front of the skirt is trimmed by five SIM
liar iounces, falling over each other and ar
ranged so as to form a rounded tablier. The
sides of this tablier are covered by the upper
skirt, which is edged by fiounce like that on
the underskirt. Ceinture of scarlet ribbon,
fastened by bows, and floating ends at the
back of the waist. The corsage is Of white
muslin; it is cut square, both at back and in
front, and is trimmed to correspond with the
skirt and unique. The sleeves are formed OF
frills, falling over each other.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09

New YORK, July s.
COTTON-sales 1873 bales; mid uplands 2lh.
FLOUR--state 450a6l0; round hoop Ohio 550gbl0;
western 475d6i0; southern 5S0d975.
WHEAT-sales l3I, 900 bu; No. spring 1909 l3i /:
No 2 do. ll2gl25; winter red and amber western,
I40gl43.
CORN-new mixed western, 94gl0S; old do. 105
in store.
OATS-state 70g72; western s3a65.
PORK-mess 2975; prime, $3.50.
LARD-steam, l61i; kettle, l6Z.
BUTTER--Ohio, lsg20; state, 2s635.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09
BY TELEGRAPH
no THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.

by the Western Union Lne-ofiees in IIendce's
Building opposite the Post once and at the State
House.l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09

The mail was distributed in the new post
Office yesterday afternoon for the first time.
The carpenters are still at work on the inte
rior, which will be completed in the course
of a week. Cases are yetto be putup, tables
arranged, and the old front taken down.
Room which has been long needed for the
large business Of this Office is now afforded
the postmaster and his clerks. The means Of
ingress and egress to the Office are unsurpass-
ed, A person can step in at one door, trans
act business and step out There is no room
for loafers, which are nuisances everywhere,
more especially in post Office. The patent
lock boxes, enabling the owners to ascertain
without unlocking whether there is any mail
matter within, will be found to be very con-
venient. The money-order department will
be found great convenience. An extended
description of the new post Office is not now
necessary, as that was given in full at the
time of the inception of the enterprise. We
have now post Office which reflects credit
upon our city. r-s.tros .....
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09
Invitations to Now.

Invitations to Now.
,I,HE BUCKEYE MOWER will be exhibition
| in the field in the vicinity of Augusta Mon
dav July II. Manufacturers and agents are in
vted TO contest for the fayortism of the season
Arrangements should be made with Messrs. Will
IIAMsoS & AGREENwOoD. Fairbanks dynamome-
ter will be at service to test the draught. t3u!S'
Maine Historical Society.
rT,HE annual meeting of this Society viii be held
i In its Library in Bowdoin College, brunswick,
ON Thursday July IA, 1870. at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
EDWARD BALLARD, Rec. Sec'y.
Brunswick, june . 1870. t2w-june23
Tenement TO Let.
ON the first of June shall have for nj good,
convenient tenement for small family IN the
house | formerly occupied on Gage street. For
further information call at my pres, Mt residence
No. ii State street. . - - =. ....9
Augusta May IL, 1870 III
Base Ball Challenge.
FJNIIE Passages sawaukeag Base Ball Club of Bel
l fast, hereby challenge the DiriSo Base Ball
Club of Augusta, 10 play them a match game of
base ball for the Gold Mounted Bat and Junior
Championship OF Maine. A. COLBCRN,
t3tjuly7 Secretary +. II. Il. c.
Female COmpOsitOr Wanted!
Apply Immediately at the
~~~ JoI RN-h1 OFFICE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-09

Alphabetical Locals.
great mistake was made in not providing
gas fixtures for the new high school building.
Brick Pomeroy would be ashamed of the
conduct of the Standard.
Goats Of thick material have been found
comfortable by Augusta people at the seaside
the past week.
Do All ladies "chaw" gum?
Every drop of dish-water should be saved
for the gardens. The Standard editorials
will be in good demand
Fifty-cent pieces are counterfeited. Look
out for the bogus scrip.
Good drenching rains would help along the
raspberry and blueberry harvest wonderfully.
Harpswell and Boothbay will together share
the honor of entertaining saltwater seekers
from Augusta this season.
Independence day was fruitful of headaches
to those who celebrated in a spirited manner.
July has five Sundays.
K--n-g-f-i-e-l-d is a hard word for the
Standard types TO spell. 4<'-y 'Hg} -
Lewiston property holders are taxed higher
than those in Augusta.
Maine il being visited this season by many
of her grown-up sons who reside at the West.
Now it has been decided that flour is too
heavy to be worn in woman's hair. That's a
chair rough" --..-.. .-.
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hats win be worn at the seaside this summer.
Pull the suckers from of your corn stalks.
They keep off the sun and take the life of the
stalks for their support.
Question-what great feat are Maine DEM
ocrats dis.organizing for' Ans.-De-fe feat.
Raspberries are plenty in the market. al
Sunday schools established BY the Augusta
Y. NJ. c. A. in the outskirts of the city, are
in nourishh's condition. ' '''
Temperance, which is ever virtue, be-
comes necessity in hot weather.
Useless ours are suffering in other places.
We TRUST the agony viii extend 70 Augusta.
vexatious questions should not be discussed
in warm weather.
Wet blankets are being prepared for the
Bangor convention. - The Old soakess are su.
perintending their preparation.
'Xercise in the open air is the best and
cheapest medicine for inyalids. - g f~
"Youngs Night Thou q is" are commended
to the attention of the little twinkler.
q
Zambo has heretofore been considered
troublesome, but John Chinaman now affects
he democratic nerves. hHh .iR'