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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-19
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Patents secured.
Reissues, Extensions and Foreign Patents procured
lntererences conductcd all kinds OF business with the
PATENT OFFICE.
Transfers OF Rights. and Patent Cases attended to- by
JAMES G. ARNOLD Worcester Mass
OFFICE No. 1913 MAIN ST,
alp dtf
school Of Drawing nnd Painting.
GEO. E. GLADWIN
woul morn hi patrons and friends that he has RE-
mon En- his Studio ana School of DRAWING ant ANT
ING to sSST Main in Peoples Fire insurance co.'s
BLOCK, a ct OF I'm ST where, with more commodous
rooms and Increased FAC lites he VIII continue nstruc-
ZION in al b.ancheS OF brawng and Painting
He cal now, IN MS large rooms, furnish his pupils
ahn ddnt opportunity TO sketch from objects anil from
ma ure also afford superior facilities color
oil painting
studio Will be open ana instruction given on Monday
iurs.ay; thursday Friday and SATURDAY mornings,
Ion I'LL IL, and SATURDAY after nom till 5.
gle D. r. GLAbWIN,
laIu dZw Studio 81 Main ST., Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-19

WORTHY OF NoTE.-An exchange says there is scarce
ly day that do not hear either from persons
coming into Office orin other way of the sue
cess Of JohnsOn's ARodyae Liaiment in the cure of
coughs and colds. prevalent about town just now
five benefit the readers of the Worcester Daily
Spy a'y by recommending Pars5a's Purgatice Pills to
he the best anti-bou' medic the country we are
willing to do We have had about as good a chance to
know as any one deop3tSwlw ial5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-19

FOretgn WnrkeI-.---Ev Atlantic Cahle.l
LONDON Jan. Is -COnsols closed at 9l7s for money
ami ~ for gcc0unt L 5-lIs, 1867, 927s do. 1855
OLD, 93A 10. 1851, $3.50: ter'-iorties 92A.
At Frankfort, Jan. Is, L. 5. sos, 1862, 96A.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-19

Bath Tubs and Boilers, Water Closets Wash Bowls
Wah Trays Sinks, &c&c fitted up at short notice. and
in a thorough manner. du Tvs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-19

Worcester County Institution for Savings,
FOSTER STREET.
Chartered. February 8, 1928.
Deposits put on interest the first day of each month
Dividen male every January ami July
Deposits May l. ISL ...... .g4,565,sA5 90,
Hon. ALEXANDER II. BULLOCK President.
d&wtf c. A. HAMILToN Treasurer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-19
sehooI Of Drawmg end Pninting.
The
w OR c ESTER SAFE DEPOSIT
ANni
Trust Company,
PEOPLES SAVWGS BANK BUILDING,
Worcester.
GEORGE NJ, RICE. President.
Receives Money on Deposit Subject to Cheek at Sight
AND ALLOWS
INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES
Ar THE RATE OF
E O II L L A N n L NJ

Small SAFES enclosed in Burgar-Proof Cases. to which
the Renter alone as access offered to the public for
rent at prices varying from SIS SIS each per annum
is place Of Security dqaiast Fire or burglars ior
deposi ing Yaiu hles OF al kiuds.
Bonds, Mortgages Wills Deeds Jewelry, Silver Plate,
AZ received at low rates, for which receipts are
given.
Ihe Vault, Burglar-Proo Cases and small Safes are
tOuble-ocked
Private Night Watch on duly from P. NJ. to Ga NJ.
and Burglar Alarm communicating with the Police
Office, ID realty to the security otherwise afforded.
Business Hours from a NJ. to 3 Pm
iyl4 diff SAMUEL 7, BIGELOW. Sec'y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-19

WOOD AND HAY-W Wood q cord, walnut slOH hard r
90 green hard So chestnut and hemlOck S7l7 0 nine
a I limbs IS. Hay a. ton $50 q 80. Rye straw, IL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
Terrific Rain and Wind Storms in
West Great Destruction Of Prop
ertY and Loss Of Life.

ST. Louis, May 2S.-A special dispatch from
Versailles and other points in Southwest Mis-
souri, says terrible tornado passed over Morgan
county on Saturday evening. On the farm Of
Avery Fisher and and others, nonses barns,
orchards, fences, etc, were completely destroy
ed. Jacob Bos-er and hi child was killed and
Mrs. Bosser Avery tiisher and his swiie, and
twelve others were wounded msuv Of whom
are net expected to recover. In the vicinity el
Florence great number Of houses. ID .rns, etc
were destroyed. At Verona on Sunday nigh,
there was a heavy fall Of rain, which flooded a
large part Of the Town and carried awav the
railroad bridge and a long stretch Of railroad
| track. The house Of George Greendock wa>
swept away and himself, wife and chi'd drowned,
| In the valley OF Spring River immense dana &c
has been done, whole farms beirg completely
ruined. At Springfield and its vicinity rain
| fell in torrents. The ia iroad track par
TALLY washed away, and other damage done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
l-
Congress 8.

In the United States senate, yesterday the res
olu,on ad jouim,nent ON j une 81 WAS agreed to-
The larf bill was resumed The duty paper
WIS tixet ut 2a3 per cent, and the paragraphs
relating to books and to copper were struck out.
leaving the rates as ut present. Some further
amen me nts were a,!opted, when the Senate al.
loHrned, having reached the Tax bill.
Iii thf Hoirs, reyointion was adopted direct
ing the Judiciary Committee TO continue the III
yestlgatton Of the charges OF Judge Delahay, Of
Kansas, and send subcommittee to Kansas To
take testimony. Tue hill to revive the navigation
bnd ornmerclsl intere ,ts OF tho country WIS re-
ported from the Commerce Committee and reconi-
mittad. x contele4ce report on tho Supplement
tary Apportionment bill was&greed to. the Senate
recedlnX from lis .mendments. A bill was passed
giving the appointment and removal of registers
IN bankruptcy 10 the United States Circuit Courts,
and otherwise amending the Bankrupt law. Mr
Senate lestending the suspension of tho habe.s
corpus. The motion was defeated yeas ~. nays
lUS--twenty y-thres Republicans voting with the
| Democrats against 1t. Mr.. Maynard moved &c
suspend the rules and pass the Senate Supplement.
tAry Civil Rights p,lL Lost by u strict party vote
| less than two thirds votlng IN the Affirmative.
co,,te renee report the bill "to further the al
m,nstration of Justice" was sgreed to. On motion
OF Mr.. Townsend, the rules were suspended. ant
the bill granting the right OF way to the Utah
\ Idaho anil Montana Railroad was passed. A bn
| was pasassi removing the disabilities OF A. W
BoteIer, OF W. Va, and John Brown, Of Ny. :
| A co,Ifer-nce report the bill authorizing tn
! President IL ppo,nt Paymaster Gonerii OF tn
A.pAy WAS Agreed ". Adjossned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
\. =, y :,

gsJ@ c. II. Mccormick, Esq, the lanlons rep
er, has a letter, enihodyin note lie received
from Mr.. Greeley since the latter'- nomin tim.
He.savs ie has differed from Mr. Greeley in tie
pasl but is now united i'll the grand et!urt 10 re-
store f aternal feeling and concord among all
sections of our country, aud especially between
the intersections at war during tour memorable
and painful years. What reason, indeed, can
anv patriotic man give for Keeping alive RESENT
menis OF that terrible strife Mr. Mccormick
says he is in favor OF cordial union oi all our
people on the basis of accomplished facts. The
Chicago Tribune saws tina, Mr.. Mccormick
reputation for candor is we'll enough established
in the community to assure everybody that lie
makes this declaration without mental reserva-
fiOn,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
and the ku-Kiux Bill.

IN Tuesday the Senate concurred i'll the reso-
|uton of the House to adjourn Congress on Mon
bay.
Tho House also refused to suspend rules to take
IN and pass the Ku.Klux Bill, by "a ayes to los
Nv. two-thirds being required. This actio,,
{ssms to assure the opponents OF this odious mea-
lure that it cannot be passed. The vote was u
1T vote Twenty-threa republican members
otsd with the Democrats against it. The result
N tho civil rights bill was quite the reverse there
icing thirty majority in its favor on a test vote,
ihouph it was not considered, as it required 1t
vothirds vote to take it from the Speaker table.
Both houses have finally passed a supplemental al
pportionment bill. which gives New Hampshire
Vermont, New York and other States an add
6opa member in the Add Congress, and cons-l
utss House of 2s3 members, being SO morr
han ars in the present House, and ten more than
rsrs provided by the general law passed earlier
n tho session. In States where the aprortionmeni
las been made, the additional member is to be
ectsd by the State at large, IN the case Of Hi
lois At present.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
Presbyterian General Assembly.

DETROIT, May 2s.-The Presbyterian Gener-
al Assembly last night disposed fall the bust
ness relating TO theological scrninaries. The
action in relation to Danville Seminary was ad.
verse 10 its removal TO san Francisco. This
morning, after the transaction of m-celaneon,
business, and the approval oi the records Of the
Synods, Judicial business was r-slincd being a
complaint again-, the Synod Of phiadelpbia,
including the principle Of limited term Of ser
vice on the part Of elders. The complain, was
not sustained, the vote being liJ IL The atirna-
tive and LIS + 'he negative rhc Assembly ha,
not yet adopted a minute expressing its opinion
in formal wav.l
The regulation requiring ministers from or
eign lands to undergo probation Of one year,
before they could be received into the Presbv
ieres was repeated.
Disapproval was EXPRESSED at the opening O
art galleries and rcading-roon,s on SUNDAYS
Latiiudinsrian views, in respect 10 marriage aud
divorce, were condemned The assembly adopt
ed minute expressing is judicial case decide,
this morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29

Wxo HoAxED TIE Posr I've clip the fol-
owing extract from an editorial of to-dsy's Phil
bdslphis Pres
The New York Evening Post, seems TO have
h,en made the victim OF u cruel haox in the shape
b letter from Wilmington, Delaware. which
hurports to be from the Eost's regular corres-
Soudent This letter speaks of the Christiana
trsek - 90 wide and deep stream that forms
uaction with the Delaware river at Chester
Which will be surprising news to the inhabitants
e that town. It gives also some startling statis-
as concerning the ship building industries at
Wilmington. especially rs to the iron used One
II the arms there, 1t Is gravely stated. use fifty
alion tons yearly, and ~ soon as their yards are
knlargsd hundred million tons will be required"
Considering that the total production of rolled
md hammered iron, other than rails. in the
DATED States last year, was but 10000 tons. and
hat the aggregate production of pig-iron IN the
)ountry in the same year was less than 100000
NnA the above 6gur.s must be considered i'm
nsnss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
Register S order.
RsG1srFRs Orrfcr


New Castle County. May ttth, Is.
Upon the application VI Rebecca }. brown.
Administrate- OF kehefea Walker. late If Mill
Lion ifundrea. in said County. deceased. il Is
ordered and directed by the Register that the Al
minstrattx aforesaid. give notice OF the granting
of Letters ii Administration upon the Estate OF the
decea se eitb the date of granting thereof by caus-
ing isen. nts /. be posted within forty davs
from the date such Letters in siA Of the most pub
lie places OF tho County Of New Castle, requiring al
per.en, having demand against the Estate. TO pres
eut til. sahle abide hy Act OF Assembly in such
Gu - made aud provided Aud also the same To
be inserted within the sane period in the Delaware
Gizette. HHewspaper itbished IN Wilmington. and
to be cont iguci ttse.ein two months.
HSeu under the hand and Seal ofOfiee OF
(Ls. the Regster aforesaid. at Jew t'astle. in New
H. Castle County aforesaid, ths day aud year
sboyewritten b. GIBBS. Register.
NOTICE
All persons having claims against the Estate oi
the deceased must present the duly attested tn
the alministrator on or before May l3th 1878. or
abide the Act Of Assembly in such ease made aud
provided. REBEIGA ! BhO" y.
Al,ires.-Nermaj. Del Alministts tstliX.
w I'm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
Bids for Supplies for the Indians.

NEW YORK, May 2o.--4ieneral WALKER,
Commissioner Of inuian NtTairs, to-day Opened
bids for Indian supplies, in presence Of L. T.
Cowan Assistant Secretary nf the Interior, and
two members of the Indian Board Contract
for q 900 900 pounds of bee on the hooi viii
be awarded at ls4 to S..6o per 100 pounds,
half the former price, all deliverable nj the dit
terent agencies
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
The Treaty.

" ASHINVIONt may %.
Official information was received to day from
London relative To the supplemental sriicle and
communicated to the President. Correspon-
denee is progressing with the British Cabinet,
the latter acting with caution.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
=. Gao. n. Pendieton n for Greeley

7. !, ,sid tina. Hon James c. Robinson, of In
=. IA. receiyed u letter from Hon. George II
P.pdleton, in which strong ground is taken III
Lvor Of the endorsement of Greeley at Bait
[,o,o Mr., Psndleton says that it is hopeless ia
| (,,smpt party nomination, aad that the choic"
4. n bs made between Grant and Greeley.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
DRIVEN ASHORE.

THREE SPANISH GUSBoATs RouGHINo IT N a
HURRICANE.
Adyces OF April 3trom the Philippine Is
lands report that three Spanish gunboats and
several coasters were driven ashore on Cebu
Island during hurricane.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29

declared elected. /
On the ballot for Secretary of the Church
Extension Society, Alpha ]. Kyaett of Iowa |
Was elected receiving 246 out Of ga votes cast I
Brother Muir, col0red of Lexington, intro
|auced resolution to make Bishop Roberts Of
Liberia bishop over the whole Church in
ltead Of confning his jurisdiction to Africa
feferred to the Committee on Episcopacy.
Brother Muir said the eyes of the public
papers, and he hoped the Conference. would
eos take the responsibility of sighting the
eolored man before the Church aud befere the
world. lie hoped the bishops would appoint
some colored men on the boards of the Church
Docietes "The Conference, these bishops,
and elders, and deacons, do not patrQnze col
Ored men. We want those in the South to
know you are looking toward us, and that You
paIroniIe us as a people,
Brother Muir was promptly ruled out of or
aet, and sat down amid the suppressed indig-
nation s Of his fellow colored ministers.
Inc question Of the election of a Secretary
,S. Ts .ne Freedman's, Ala Society coming up,
~. VsDorn OF New York expressed 31hplr
nat M Senator Cardozo tcoiored9 Of South Car
a!na might he associated with Dr. Rust as
assistant Secretary. He moved that there
uoula De two Secretaries, and hoped that one
wSald Wn be selected from the colored brethren.
onou9 Of Lay It on the table"
IAe rrepressible Brother Muir again arose
ae said don't understand why the bretll-
yn S ~ 10 such hurry to lay on the table
Mnen colored mans name is called. an,
Sofy 70 zee 1t, SIR
VI. Slic:r Of Baltimore said it was a new
~ tnat brethren should be elected on ac-
Cs1s OF their complexion. He hoped tir,
~vaIe.1nce nce would not bind itself to elect a
VI. Curry Of New York thought it was moi
ao o!der TO decide In advance Of n ballot whAl
.ao ot nen they would elect. lCries Of 20
Brother Muir aross to speak, and was i, 7 me
wMo y Ct cries Of ''Qrlerl" lie SAID excitedly
~ ny not b eaokef dowD!sl III, atl.Ia
=. ~ vscorn's amendment was tabled by
Brother ssiiim.n os WISCONSIN poyeA ttet,
Two Secretaries, and that one b. colore.
~. n lCries Of Ma, nol''] - ==5#ss
ven; Albright Of gbiladelphis Thought TIL
s!eedn.an's Aid Society should have color
- mssskant secretary. t4,5s55s=f =siF 81 |
ne vote WAS called for. Rust, white,a r.
s.s vsd x22 votes; Cardoxo, cOlored,1 s.; whol
1ss - q eosescast, as; necessary to choict
AHS%.wsitnstanding S.s opposition by DR.. CurrJ
~ S@a0pe were made eE 09Jcs0 MeMbcrS
4 s vst1 Society Boards. ssu n
MpoEt from the ,Committee on ChuId
~ SSasson S m requiring the pastors 70 accOunt
~ ot the Conference for the enllt,ctiO
S.I Iet M hens1t n tke Chuch. Extenslu
was condemned by Brusbeo, Bnckle,
osWs 40 oeAey, - an insult u the integrit
~ssnoqlsf ninttets. III seI,gS,f ys. Il
A. - l M u.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
AMADEUS SUSTAINED.

FAuURE OF AN EFFORT IL THE CoRTEs 10
eENsURE THE GOVERNMENT
MADRID. May 2s.-The Cortes reassembed
to-day A resolution of censure, directed
against the late Ministry, was rejected
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
By Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, May %
Faber's led pencil factory burned ,h. morn
ing. The loss amounted to two hundred. and
thirty five thousand. Fully insured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
'aph to The Daily Gazette.
WEATHER REPORT.

" ASHINUION, MY
Clear and partially cloudy but generally
rleasan; weather will continue over the Gulf
South and Middle Atlantic and New England
States with light to fresh winds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
SECOND EDITION.
B Y T ELEGR RAPH.
By Telegraph TO tho Daily Gazette.
ENGLAND.
TIE TVPE
TIE TURF.

LONDON, May 20.
The Derby race was won by Cremorne.-
Brother to FURRY was second; Queen Meaaen-
ger, third. The crowd was enormous and the
excitement great.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29

FLOUR FROM NEw. WHEAT.-The Augusta
Qia.y Constitution has received bag 9t
"Prids Of Augusta" f1onr made from wheat q
the crop OFF, Samples have been sent on
to New York, st. Louis and other points. "A
sale to AN Augusta dealer was made at ",
per barrel. -. .ssf =. 5---...I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
By Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
WASHINGTON

WAsHISoToN, May ".
Tho Senate iecedei from the amendment to
the supplemental apportionmeat bill, Th6 amend
ed Homestead bill was passed. The bill prescrb-
ing the time for the Presidential election in Lou
isiana, was taken up.
The Louisiana Election Bill went over The
Tariff and Tax Bill was resumed, and motion to
amend as to leave the tobacco tax unchanged
lost by vote OF Il to 81.
Horss-Mr. Garfield called attention to the
wording OF the bill increasing the pensions, which
would increase all pensions to thirteen dollars
mouth and add hiteen millions to the pension list.
Mr. Moore, chairman Of the committee, said the
matter was an oversight aud would be remeded
By the eonfer renee committee. He intimated that
II Mr. Garfield had not business enough OF hil
! own 70 attend to the chairman had better appoint
him on half dozen more committees
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
DAILY GAZETTE.
pslegaess to Dover

!, i. time our Democratic. friends in VIII
L,;r.ton were taking some action with view
|. ,boouine delegates to the State Convention a
hover. June llth. A-+=E
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29

The New York Journals are onsiderably exer-
eise,i ovstrtws news tisassn certain number OF
Greek hresan3r md m murdefefs have been released
from the.s ri ls at home snd haYye besp ss''t z
Amerl0A. = ; . IL ..4N u =. = q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29

~ = ~ shsts p spanking breeze bad sShildrcn
= poteat 70 take the AIT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29

The Democratic STATE Eeklrsi ,compittee Of
Ohio has, iss.le,i call for Sss,e Csa ase,tion at
Cleveland On ynneT ,cg,,,
During the present Congress for four lhousand
and tifty hills have been iutrqlnc1 and refrTred
to comml'leeSlt II. uaIIas
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29

P,akspStissdk6 6veNte ted.ataslsA4ess r1aking
A poke and A shove L.
..syt:s Isi,i5s r. .fssss ksas. a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
By Telegraph to the Daily 9azstte.
Com mercial.

By Telesrap phi to the Daily 9aistte.
Commercial.
PHILADELPHIA, May 70.
Cotton advanced 26a264.
Flour less firm; Snperhne $6asG75; Extras
S,.225as7 IS.
Rye Hour commands 81.
Corn meal depressed.
Wheat dull Red $2l0aS2.l5. Amber S2-2oa
s2.2a5. Ripe, S2.lo.
Corn weak; yellow 6ac; Mixed Western 69a
So.
Oats steady; White, 57a60c; Mixed SIC.
frevi-ions quiet and steady.
Whiskey in better demand, 9S.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29

TT. 4
opp!y ofhii
Ish yery ts'|
|eretoiores.,l
to couplea' Ia'
khep ,h,,s w
ors. ntIMi.s''
the puelE'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
From the N. T. Sun. ofthe %.
the METNoOOST CONGRESS-.
10 Brother 70 be Elected ON Account Of
bio s0Ol0r-fAst0rs 10 0e Required to Ac-
eouut for their COllect tlOnS.

IN tn6 N. Il. 00nVT6I CUUIcfVIICV OII MUI1@
day, the ballot for Secretaries OF the Mission1
hrY Society resulted aS follows:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29

Tie steamer Adriatc Of the White Star
Line, has made the voyage acr ss the Atlantic,
from port to port, In seven days and sixteen
hours This is said to be the heat time ever
maie the next specifies, pas age being that OF
the City of Brussels, eight in days.
Book-keepers. like chickens, are Obliged to
scratch TOR living. hsuratlyely speaking.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-12
VIRGINIA NEWS

The Congressional campaign was fairly open
cd at Shenandoah court by short speeches and
announcements of Messrs. Roller {. Ferra
and Harris NIessrs. Roller and Harris sup
porting the Cincinnati ticket. and Col. . Fer
rail- declaring that he would not support either
Greeley or Grant.
James B. Sencr, of Fredericksburg has been
nominated by reclamation for Congress by the
Republican Nominating Convention of the
First Congressional District. DIR. W. w. Doug
lass, Of Richmond county, was elected Presl
dental EIcctor for the same District, likewise
by acclamatlon.
A cable dispatch from Liverpool, England,
has been received in Richmond, announcing
that Samuel j. Darlington, Of the Ballard
House, is in that city very-ill, and not expect
ed to recover. His mother has left to JOIN him
there.
w. H. Stowcll has been nominated as thel1ad-
ical candidate for Congress, from the Fourth
District. Porter is an Independent candidate,
having bolted when he found the Convention
overwhelmingly against him.
The Shenandoah Democrat says that the
only two railroads which did not give return
tickets to the delegates to the Baltimore Con
vcntion were the g. 4 0. and the Il. +. Il Z.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-12

The Boston Jubilee, as a money making
enterprise, has been failure. The Boston
Post says 1.-The failure Of the Jubilee to pay
its expenses by its receipts will be generally re-
GREETED, in view of the success that has attend
ed the Festival unsteady and artistically con-
sidercd The cost of the enterprise has been
indeed enormous, involving as it did the colcc,
ton of the best music of the world in this city,
in addition to the erection Of the vast Coliseum
and the large daily running expenses; and even
with the remarkable patronage it has received
it is not surprising that, as financial affair, it
is not entirely successful
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-12

We are sorry to sec that the game is com
menced of manufacturing pretended extracts
from the columns of the Now York Tribune,
designed to excite feeling in the South against
Mr.. Greeley, and passing them off as the wrl-
tings of that gentleman. One of these forged
extracts appears in Harpcr's Weekly, under
lining caricature The New York Tribune
says: I'VE deem it only necessary to say that
not word Of this pretended extract is found in
the Tribune Of that date and no such words
were ever written by Mr.. Greeley. Such an
attempt to injure a political opponent is base
and mean