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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-04

A CARD.-The undersigned would most
"A respectfully announce to the public generally
that they have purchased the Photographic estab-
lshment recently occupied by Mr. W. j. Il. Fray.
added many valuable improvements. Persons de-
string duplicate orders from negatives made BY Mr..
Frsyser can obtain them on application. u
We make nothing but drst-claSs work, and we re-
,pectully solicit the patronage Of those desiring
such, -~~~- ID. .J~fSaRERS CiI.,
1011 Main street, opposite the post-oface.
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THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
l. of the CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY
IS postponed until THURSDAY, EVENING 9Th
Instant, and will be held ut the New Cathedral Hall
OH Marshall street between Ninth and Tenth streets.
BY order of the President
JOS. W. LAUBF.
no1-lt* Secretary.
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aTs,yES. TINwARE, DO.

am prepared 70 put up
IN FtRE-pl,ACE HEATERS for beating three
or more rooms Persons having Sfro-Ptaee teas
ers 20 be repaired Will 10 we'll 70 send In their OF
Also, INNING. PLUMBING, and aAS-fir'
TING done III short notice 49,
4 1.JOllI RoWERs, lfoa Block,
Z au a-sm Governor sweet Riehracnd, y z.
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, MILITARY NOTICES.


RICHMOND, Va, November 3, 1873.
II COMPANY.-You will assemble at A
Il your armory THIS Tuesday EEESlSGA
It Y: o'clock promptly, In uniform. fatiFue cap Y
10 be present. BY order of Captain n: T: CLaRKE.
X. H. GILLIAN,
o4-lt* 49, W.. Orderly Sergeant.
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MEETINGS..

rT,HE MEMBERS OF RICHMOND a.
4 LODGE. No 10, A. f. NJ, are requested &%
to attend Il stated communication OF ther/
loige THIS Tuesday EVENING at 3 O'CLOCK, At
Masnns' Hall. Franklin street Members OF sister
i,decs and all transient brethren In good standing
arc fratcrnally invited To meet with us. ~ order
W. VI. JAMES T.. REt,lIlSh.
oc 4-1t* SecrctaEE.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC RAILROAD

UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-street station ~
2:40P III. -.
| UP NIGHT NAH. leaves Byrd-etreet ststion at
1890 p. NJ. texcept on Sundays.)
UP ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Broed-street sta-
ucn at 8 r. ii. Except Sundays.I
DOWN DAY NAIL arrives 1t Byrd-strest s'a-
ton at ! 80 2. NJ.
down NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd.strees STA
ton at 1850 a. NJ. except on Mondaysl =,
Broad street station sc S37 A. u. Except on sun
daysJ -. .,,o,
IN Tondavs- Wednestiays aud FRIDAYS st 1870
a. NJ, connecting 1T Quautco with The Alexandra
and Fredericksburg railway. Returning, arrive
MT adstrect station Oh Tuesdays, Thursdays, ana
Ry order of General Superintendent.
~ o - j. 3. GENTRY,
cnnarai Tick eft aud Ereoht hRrnt.
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

A CHANCE.-Any one wishing to so into
n the MERCANTILE BUSINESS, ! will sell
one-half interest In the firm Of George w. May q
Ohio railroad 1t Is Considered the best stand In the
county. For further particulars. address,
IT, I'd. MAY, Treviian>s depot, Va, -
no 1-2aw3w* Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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- BY order of tho Board OF Directors.
WILLIAM i. MCNFORD,
oc oo.Gt Secretary.
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RICHMOND AND ljASFll.LE khlilDAp,l
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT. {
RICHMOND, VA. October j, 1918.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-After the
" l2ih instant trains OH this road will run daily
GOING WEST.
SOUTHERN EMPRESS leaves Richmond at 8 A.
~, leaves DanYilIe IT 1913 p. ~, leaves Gre.RS-
Doro' AT $50 Y ~. arrives ut Alr.L Line Junction
ut s =. NJ. arrives at Charlotte 1t S:l5 I. ".
TILsouGH MAIL leaves Richmond IL l:2S Z. ~,
leaves Danvie Il 81 z. NJ leaves Greensboro AT
1920 A. 81; arrives ut Charlotte 1t i 80 A. 81.
LYSouBURG PASSENGER leaves Richmond At
9:42 A. NJ, leaves Burkeytllc nj ] 90 Z. NJ; ar
riyesat Lynchburp NJ 4:40 Z. n.
GOING EAST.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK EXPRESS
leaves Charlotte at Sis a. M., leaves Air lne
junction ut $50 a. NJ, leaTes Greensboro at
,12A5 F. NJ. leaves Dauville " sag Z. ~; ar
rives 1t Richmond 1t OIL p. NJ.
Through MAIL leaves Charlotte at III 4. h-
leaves Greensboro at $50 a. NJ, leaves ihn'ile
nj GEO A. Al, leaves Burl.eyille at l1:3J \. VI.
arrives In Richmond at 2:17 =. NJ.
-tYSCIIBCnG ACCOMMODATES leaves Lynch
burg at / Z. NJ, leaves Burkevlle Ut $50 a. NJ.
arrives 1t Richmond at S:44 A. IL.
The New Orleans and New York Express stops
for passengers at all regular stations between
Greensboro and Burkeyille, but will not stop east
of Burkeville- f.H -
Through tickets sold to all points south and west,
and baggage checked through.
oc14 Engineer and superintendent.
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DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
81 BLANKETS reduced to Sc.
Sc BLANKETS reduced to 50.
50 SHAWLS reduced 10 81.

And all other goods In proportion. My stock OF
DRY GOODS Is now complete, and comprises some
OF the latest novelties and most heauti lui designs
brought to this market Speclaltles FL BLACK
ALPACA at SOC, and WHITE WOOL FLANNEL
Mt 25c.. Mt CHARLES HU TZLER'S
new store, No. Gil Broad street.
oc 2S between Sixth and Seventh.
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Cunrsrysy.
DANIC PRICES

- Y fao IN cIorHse,
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-14
MINOR TELEGRAMS,

Laramie city despatch says that the White
River Utes are peaceful and friendly. The
Rawlins Indian fight was with a band of thiev-
ing Arrapahoes trying to pass themselves off for
Utes.
Frank Taylor, a prominent Washington
bookseller, died Saturday.
Lewis & Rosseller' foundry and several tene-
ment houses in Pttsburg were burned Satur-
day. Loss $4,000.
In Lindsay, Can, Mary A. Haywood was
shot and killed by David Nesbith, because she
would not marry him.
Halifax despatch says that the weather is
unfavorble for tie divers at the City of Wash
ington wreck, and that 600 packages of goods
have drifted to sea.
A train on the Ohio Railroad ran off the
track near New River Bridge, Va, killing
brakeman, breaking the leg of the conductor.
and injuring half dozen passengers.
In Marysville, CAL, three men undertook to
rob bank IN which were two men. A sharp
light ensued, N which one of the robbers, nam
ed Whipple, was mortally wounded The 9TH
ers, named Toney and Winkley, escaped.
young woman named Courier, committed
suicide by shooting, on Saturday Jealousy.
An Ottawa despatch says that Hon. Peter
Mitchell has left for Nova Scotia on business
connected with the fishery commission under
the Washington Treaty.
The fire at the Drummond coliery, Nova Sco-
tia is not yet out.
The Milwaukee Daily News learns from SEN
ator Carpenter that Senator Howe will be offer
ed the Chief Jus.iceship if Senator Conkling
declines.
A despatch from Rome says that the Pope
will soon appoint Archbishop Manning of Eng
land, and two American Archbishops cardi-
nails.
A long block of wooden stables belonging to
Becker & Carroll, Riverside, Mass, were burn
ed Sunday. Horses all saved
>. Five thousand peasants have Joined the Car
lists troops.
:. All the foreign ministers at Pekin had an au-
dience with the Emperor of China on the 18th
of June,
Michael Higgins of Cheshire. Conn, fatally
stabbed Jno. O'Nel Saturday, and on Sunday
Higgins dead body was found, having died
from heart disease.
Tenn.
The Khan has issued decree abolshing slav-
ry in his dominions and 10000 native Persians
nave been released by it.
A loaded barge filled, sunk and went to pieces
at the entrance of Providence Bay Sunday.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-14
NEW YORK.
The Goodrich Inquest.

NEW 1Ohh, ouly bC luquCoI III Ouc
Goodrich murder case was continued to-day at
Brooklyn, when the witnesses identified the
watch, pocket book and pistol of Goodrich,
found in Kate Stoddard's trunk. The watch
man employed by Goodrich identified her as
the woman who lived in Goodrich's hon 20 last
February, and whom he was told to eject from
the premises. Lucette Myers, who was arrest
ell some time since on suspicion of being the
murderess of Goodrich, testified to having seen
the pistol found in Kate's trunk in the hands of
Roscoe week before the murder, and also to
having seen Roscoe and Kate talking with each
other.
Counsel has been assigned to Kate Stoddard,
and she will, under his advice, make no con-
fession of guilt.
Strong efforts are being made to find Roscoe
The verdict of the coroner's jury is that Liz
zie L. King shot Charles Goodrich. She was
remanded to Jail.
Kate Sfoddard.
Kate Stoddard, the confessed murderess of
Goodrich, last evening spent the time playing
on piano in the captains room at the station
house in Brooklyn.
1t was reported in Brooklyn last evening that
Kate Stoddard had attempted to commit sui
eide. Some say she is already insane and does
not really know what she is talking about; 9TH
ers, that she is feigning insanity under the adj
vice of counsel, who long since were retained
to defend her.
General Jourdan expects his officers to-day
plicated in the murder of Goodrich.
Heovy Suit.
A suit has been commenced in the United
States District Court against Dunden, Freres &
Co., lace importers, for 100000 penalties for
alleged irregularities in importing goods, invol-
ing frauds on the revenue laws.
The Murderer of stevenson.
1t is now stated that the killing of Deputy
United States Marshal Stevenson in Jersey City
upbpratpIy MANNED pourdar apd hot
the inquest will develope that fact. The muir
derer, Methal, was not a Russian sailor, but
boarding house runner who had been conceal
ing sailor deserters.
Various Matters.
A duel between Andrew Kope and A. w.
Schroeder of Hoboken was prevented by the
police yesterday Kope lost an arm in a duel
in California some time ago.
George Dougherty was arrested in Brooklyn
last night for fatally beating his wife, and at
tempting to murder an officer He wa not
captured till his arm was broken by an officers
club.
The steamer Trgress has dropped down the
bay, and will not sail for Disc on Monday
1t is now stated that four cases of yellow few
er are on board the steamer Merida, at quaran-
tine, from Havana.
VIM. J. Healy, paymaster in the navy yard,
died in Brooklyn yesterday.
The total imports for the week amount to
S9,432296, of which 81, 592, 15S were merchan-
disc, and 81 $40, 13S dry goods.
Steamship Abyssian, from Liverpool, arrived
to-day.
New YORK, July 13.-The excise law was
not enforced in this city to-day
To-day the police found in house No. 1876
East 18th street the decomposed body of Char
lotte Wiliet, aged So years. who occupied the
house alone and had not been seen for several
weeks. When found the body was half eaten
by rats which swarmed the room.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-14

MADRID, July 13.-Gen. Velarde with seven
battalions has arrived before Alcoy. He was
obliged to arrest thirty of his men for insub-
ordination on the march.
1t is rumored that the nternationalists have
risen in Cartegea and made them selves masters
of the town, the FORTS the telegraps, and the
railway.
The marines remain faithful to the govern
ment and hold the navy yard
Suppression of the Insurrection.
The Cortes yesterday authorized energetic
measures for the suppression of the insurree-
ton in Alcoy.
ROME, July 13-Slight shocks of earthquake
Were felt Yesterday in this city and at Frasi-
none Alatie and Pola.
Tumult in the Assembly.
VERSAILLES, July 12.-There was tumultu-
gus sceLe u the National Assembly to-day, and
Ine aisoruef nnally became so great, that M.
Dunes, PRESIDENT OF the body, was obliged to
suspend the sitting Upon the resump tsiop of
the session, Nj. Gambetla assembled The tribune
aud proceeded to address the assembly I'm de-
fence of his speech delivered at Grenobie He
SAD That France was revolutionary; he gioTified
universal suffrage and accused the mainr;ty Of
the Assembly of wishing to mutilate II M
Emoul, Minister of Justice, proses ted AGAINST
the charges of Gambetta. The government. he
SAID, was willing to accept debate upon its
policy any time.
Lord Gordon and his kidnappers.
FORT GARRY. Manitoba, July 11.-There is
great deal of excitement relative to the at
tempted kidnapping of Lord George Gordon
and the subsequent arrest of the parties from
the United States who attempted it. U. S.
Consul Taylor raises the point that in common
law, the party bailing another has a right to
arrest him and deliver him wherever he can be
FOUND. This is true between States and there
peihg nothing in treaties to the contrary, COM
mon law obtains and Mr.. Roberts who bailad
uordon mas right TO take him wherever he
could lind him and forfeit his bail
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-14
Brief JOttiugs,


Track layers were at work on West Com
mercial street yesterday.
An addition has been made to Kinds drug
gist store under the Preble in the shape of a
two story laboratory in the rear This greatly
enlarges his facilities for putting up nice prepa-
rations.
Webster's new fountain under Fluent Hall,
presents very attractive sight to passers by,
and all stop to notice it,
The police had quiet time of it yesterday,
something unusual of late on Sundays.
= The Bay State B. B. Club of South Boston,
play game of base ball with the Irons of Lii
gonna, next Saturday, on the Ligonia grounds.
The Deerng horse cars were crowded yester
day. Many people rusticating on the Sabbath.
The detectives museum under the Falmouth,
still continues to attract visitors. The watch
hook, which Capt. Tom Smith of the Bos-
ton police, carried fifty years ago, is a special
object of interest,
Great complaint is made that the grass in
the park was cut too late, and that dry stub
BILE will be the result. The grass should be
cut early and often.
Sharpley, Sheridan and Mack will be at Mu-
sic Hall on the 21st and 22d insts.
There was a most villainous smellOn Con-
gress street, above Brown, Saturday night
The fishing schooner Empire State, which
went ashore at Cape Porpoise the other day,
will prove total loss Her sails, rigging, an
chors. chains, etc., have been saved.
The Boston & Maine have added new and
powerful locomotive. called the "Pepperell," to
the Portland trains.
Rev. Henry Howard, Rev. E. G. Boles, and
Hon. E. P Weston are visiting in the city.
Rev. DIR, Riley, the Mexican missionary, is
at Cape Cottage.
The sheriff jury in the Saccarappa fire case,
were not able to discover that the fire was the
result of an incendary.
Gen. Chamberlain will be in town to-day, in
regard to the question of holding muster.
The street sprnklers received orders from
the city authorities Saturday, to discontinue
wettlng the Middle street wood pavement, as it
is thought it will cause its decay.
A press of matter Friday night, shut out our
report of the opening of the Young Womens'
Home. The occasion was one of great interest,
c. A. Lord, ESQ.,, conducting the exercises. The
building is admirably arranged for its purposes.
The Catholic picnic ON the 9th inst, melted
5000 for the Orphgn Asylum.
The young child, who was outraged by Black
was more comfortable yesterday, and it is
thought she may recover.
Ben. Butler came in as far as this city, in
locked car with the party bound to Togus
Asylum The father of the salary grab appar-
emily thought it not safe to venture farther into
the State of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-14

of the water. The over-bearing air of the
agents Of the Inman line were, after what they
had suffered, too much for them, and their
blood began to be stirred. They declared they
should be treated decently like men and women
The agent sent for Marshal Parker who, on ar
irving at the wharf, had consultation with
Capt. Coye, who solved the difficulty by de-
claring that he would not allow them to go ON
the steamer Montreal, and they were sent by a
special train over the Eastern Railroad The
steerage passengers gave three cheers for
Marshal Parker when it was announced that
they were to go forward by rail-
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-14

HASTE MAKES WAsTE.-Abouta month since
a young man in this city got acquainted with a
girl whose free and easy manner took him cap
tive. After hurried courtship of two day
duration he took the blushing damsel to wife,
They settled in the maternal residence, his
mother being absent on visit to the country,
so they might pursue their billing and cooling
screened from the rude and .inqusitive gaze of
human eyes. But they only billed and cooed
for twelve short hours. The day after the we'd
ding the bride disappeared and the groom was
left desolate. Friday the mother returned and
found that the sons wife had taken with her
in her abrupt departure some $50 worth of
household goods The case was put in the
hands of Deputy Williams, who found the stol-
en- goods in pawnbroker's shop on Middle
street, they having been pawned for $l1. He
is now looking for the missing bride, as the hus-
band of day is anxious to complete the inter-
rupted honeymoon.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-14

ence.
The committee of citizens appointed to make
arrangements for the annual meeting of the
American Association for the Advancement of
Science in this city next month, have accom-
pllshed through their subcommittee large
part of their preliminary work, and are now
ready to state generally their plans and re-
quirements. 1t is expected that several hum
dred members of the Association, from all
parts of the United States, will be present du-
ring the session. from the Goth of August to
about the first of September. A part of this
time will be given to daily meetings for the
reading and discussion of scientific papers, and
1or general lectures open to the public, in the
evenings For these purposes the City Gov
eminent has placed at our disposal the full
suites OF rooms on the second and third floors
OF the City Building, giving ample accommoda-
tion' under one roof, for all the various depart
ments OF the meeting. 1t has been customary
10 devote the last days of the annual meetings
TO excursions for scientific research and for
recreation. The plans of our subcommittee on
TINS subject include sail among the islands in
Casco Bay, day at Old Orchard Beach, and
an excursion to the White Mountains, all open
to citizens as well as members of the Associa-
ton.
The Inequalities extended by other cities
have always included the printing of the daily
programmes and other announcements. Ar
rangementsfor reduced fares on all the railways
and steamers, and at hotels, transportation in
the city, mail and telegraph facilities at the
place of meeting, and various other provisions,
an involving very considerable expenditure
In all, at least four thousand dollars will be re-
qulred to give to the Association the hospitable
reception already pledged by our citizens, in
Guiding only the same advantages and facil-
ties for the meeting which have been afforded
by other cities of the Union, large and small,
for twenty years. and without attempting any
provision for the expenses of individual mem
bers, other than as stated above.
The Committee now ask the hearty co-Opera-
ton of the citizens of Portland generally, in
these two ways:
First, in a general prompt and liberal sub
seription for the general expenses of the meet
ing.
Secondly, in the reception of members, where
convenient, as guests in private families; Civ
ing early notice of such intention to the local
secretary.
Subscriptions will be received by the Treasur-
er of the Local Committee, Mr.. George E. B.
jackson, 1876 Fore street. or by either of the
following gentlemen: Messrs Fred. n. Dow,
s. E. Spring, James H. Smith, Thomas A.
Roberts, John NJ. Gould, a. H. Burgess, w. F.
Miiiken, Francis X. Swan, w. S. Jordan, Geo
S. Hunt, Frank Noyes, M. n Rich, Charles E.
Jose, j. S. Marrett, William Senter, VIM. w.
Thomas, Jr., Franklin Fox John Marshall
Brown. William Allen.
By order of the Local Committee.
BENZ. KINGsBURY, JR., Chairman.
CHAs. w. HAYES, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-14

,, Iol SDo. July 12.-FlOu quiet and unchanged
wheat steady; No White Wabash s7i: No do at
10 extra White Michigan at 81; No at rs;
Anuer hiichigan spot 50 seller July at 504;
&c r 9r aug at 50; No Red 81 q 5Ot No do at
800 ~ amber Illinois at s.: rejected o.
G ss ull anu shade lower; high Mixei on spot ut
a3ci seller aug at c; seller ut 45sc; no grie AZ
No at 35Ic i1'e' anu ""'-s'
a Sc. ~ W os"eso"''s
eeceipts-l 400 bbls four 5000 busa wheat. 70. 900
bush corn, 5000 bush oats. "e"' A-'Vs
shipments-9OoO bbs -four q 900 bush wheat IS. 900
do corn. 1000 bush oats ''"''""
DETROIT, July i2.-Flour is quiet and UNCHANGED.
choice; White 90 az 8 rs; Amber rs "a co. W6.as
dull and lower; entra White So; Mol White IA:
Amber Michigan As a 40. Corn is steady; MOI
at 6Oc. Oats in good demand at 3st q 3S4c.
Receip.s-0OO0 bbls flour, 0,UOO bush wheat 5000
bush corn, 5000 bush oats.
ShipmeDts-IOO0 bbls flour, 1000 bush wheat. 5000
bush corn, 5000 bush oats.
CHARLESTON, July 12-CotioDis quiet; Middlng
uplands 10c.
sAvASNAH, July 12.-Cotton dull; Middne up
lands at Isle
MOBILE, July IL Cotton dull; Middling uplands
at Isle.
New ORLEANS. July 12.-Cottoni is irregular; Mid
ding uplands 1870.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-14
TEMPLARS OF HONOR.


At Templars Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNcIL-Maine, first and third Mondays in each
month.
TEMPLE-Forest City, No. 1. every Wednesday
evening
MAINE CHARITABLE MECHANIC ASSOCIATION
Corner of Congress and Casco streets. First thurs
day in each month.
Young MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Corner
Congress and Casco streets. Every evening.
PORTLAND FRATERNITy-No. 1854 Congress street.
Every evening.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-Bramhall Lodge, No. 8,
Thursday evenings; Munjoy Lodge, No. g. Wednes
lay evenings At their Hall. Clapp's Block Market
Square.
PORTLAND ARMY AND NAVY UNION Corner
Congress and Brown streets. First Tuesday in each
month.
Sons OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Division, No. 95;
Sons of Temperance Hall. Friday evening.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARs-Ar-
block, Congress street. Mystic, Thursdays Atlantic,
street. Iron Clad, Thursday, at West End Pocahon-
tas, Thursday, at Arcana Hall.
PORTLAND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No. 75-Cor-
ner Congress and Casco streets Second Saturday in
each month.
PAYsoN LITERARY SocrETY.-Meetings every
Monday evening, Browns Block cor. Brown and
Congress streets, at u O'Clock.
BoswoRrH Posi- G. A. R.-Meetings every Friday
evening in Mechanics Hall, corner of Congress ana
Casco Streets
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-14

Destructive Fire a. Grand Rapid.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, July 13-At O clock
to-day. fire was discovered in the alley near
the Bridge Street House, in barn located on
Kent street, and it being very dry, and a high
entire structure was a sheet of flame. Not
withstanding the firemen were early ON the
ground, the flames soon got beyond their con-
troll and spread in all directions, consuming
everything in its way, from Bridge street up to
Trowbridge, and from Canal to Division street,
except the buildings fronting the south on
Bridge street and west on Canal street. About
twenty acres of ground were burned over, and
200 buildings consumed. The loss cannot be
less than 100000.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-14
Receipt. by Railroad. and steam ba OTIS.

GRAND TRUNK RAJLwAY-7 cars sundries, "a do
lumber, 1 do box shocks, do slaves. 1 do match
stock, do latls Is do conn., do oats, 1 do bran,
do -four, do c.pns for New York; do for South
Berwick, do potatoes, do shovel handles, 3 do
flour for Halifax, do for st Andrews, do for st
John.
paper Stock IL do hops. do corks, 26 do WOOL do
ute 10 rolls leather $50 half chests tea % bars iron
10 bds paper hangngs 10 do steel "A do hollow
hhds tobaccoS casks white lead 2S bbls eprom salt so
do glass ware 10 do zinz paint 10 do sugar. so sacks
-four 20 sets wheels, 30 sewing mochines 100
boxes tin plate so do saieratus rs do tobacco 80 do
cheese Is do raisins 90 do starch Is do sap 80 do
drugs. II do hardware, 10 do clocks, pi1nos, $50
pkgs sundries hhds glass ware, 10 casks bleaching
nOWderS.