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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
Gie ncrbtGcrte n5larenea" StabH1a
if,iue.

Die beFte Mafdtns ftir lei4te uno iSwere FAINT
ueuzR abrteten. Sis bGt Die beriigmte rudReubars
spetIsz unp iid ieIbh 1tttsnoe spuliRffzstrstduns
uro saucrt ldr9er, als isDe annere Natins. 2Stro
unter leitbten 9eoiusuusen ocrtauit i'm
BerfaufslotaIe Der IS florence : VI dP m o.
Id,tueu= iellf6 ait"
(9uIi2t .l2JfteO Ssr 49 Slorcz 6 barlesHf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
1eutif,es ,ahnGr,tlit,es 9uHit,,,

armeuzalinif uon bis nbr Tlorsens,
In Wr. TIA, Sanopers, 5rpifd,en Gpnmap. une
Barreffr. Or. Sernbarc weper (fubirte bics
flyer 3abuarBnsiidue) jie5t 3dbne oermittslf renen
9a9s"',s nbns SdmsrScu aus. &iHitIi6e @ebiHs
bon 81 >. 2. Golbfilunssu BON 81 lu 50.
(Yiails,1S.N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
Zeal & 9artmana
Rr 40. meR. )
wtd. SSalsrs &nuIt sSnncrie.

Rr. f39, sSeffsSaltinoreEr.
fa4at3t ,l2Rt,y) swtihen soutbz II. @aluerttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
R3eNcmfcnnrr lSpmnfll llntcridlIcif

BOu9 bEeeP ller 8. SaN. = 95 mf0
ieet 9ciagt, OuB Der llutericbteif ce8 8idloro
:. @lart, S1atmeiitcr oc8 @olumbia-@Ouns
tp'3, berelt8 aus Dem Sabre 1864 Outirt nHO
CAP perielbe Sl5O,O0O crreiten wuO. Ser
nanie Srnit,Hon0 beS @onntN,s 1T iort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
0eutj1Iarc.

8erliu, 8. San. - Su Der preuBiifen
Gammer iuterpallrten beute mcbrlre WlIt9lic.
Der Die 9tegierung, pesbalb ueriAicoene Sourz
male oes Qauoes uegen Ser6ficntlidung Der
pdpitlld)en 4uocution IraireGtlth ocrfolgt
moroeu ieien. Sen. BON 0toou maGte cine
periDnlide @rfldrun9. @r babe idon Dor
ldu9erer i3eit getuiinid)t, fif in oa8 Yrtoat.
leben 5uriidsu3iebeu, oa ibu Der lange Staats'
Dicnit ermioet babe, bod auf ben gSunid)
bee SaiisrS babe er eiu atbaRtung5'8'
5urdg5o9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
G,tr,de Qeufe,
9r. Rnbertlon,
Fo vt~FTV =
gSr. 10. 6 Ill Guta am StraBe

Hr. 10, g il b Y Il q 10 Stro Be,
et,pa Der pGcueprsia'Saue" geaenHber,
bebonoelt ole arontbeitsn Der Odru Srgans, 9dnfs
Rrant5eiten, tlir,it besonnene 5Gle IN bis B 2as
aeui trouilhe sranfbetten BON lnnger Sducr 9dn5ip
furirt no oas Git aus oem Sptem entiernt: ardntz
beitsn, netde uon lleeermabuuo unbeed6tiomteit in
Ser Suaeno berrribren nnb 8eod1tntBz Shwodbe,
WabniHn, alleemeine Sdndfbe, orsantife Sdipa'
De, Sittern, Nierenitmerssn nab fi6 Bieben psr.
ben Id,nsl turirt. Or. Roherton 1T reauirisr Sraz
Su;rtsy Ser luiper tat uou arplano, uno feline ansz
iabrias Griabruns in DER Bebdnolun9 iblGer alanfs
beiten aarantift cine s6nSlidbe 5erelun9. Bureaus
Stunoeu S-l2 ubr Wtorsens, "a Etr Vaamllta9s
n nj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
Rnl[an unn 0sl;,

Die nlsbrIsiten Breie lucroen INNER bcre9net; cir
GROCER SoIatb immer an SaRo BON sen bsri9mteitcr
Ninsn, Uis Baltimore Gompasuie," 3pfens
Daltep, xsporaina, Sunbnrp unb SumberIaub.
Seorg Stsarns,
Ehrean: Tr, q, SuOz@ alperttraSe
fGpriI22.1SS ao5lsnbci: Mice NnnEr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10

bung su Wabiion uerleieu; Oa bic leete Sc
ietgebung Iidl 9iinitig iiber eiHeH BOttelegra.
pben au8geiprodeH, 10 pcrlangte Der @ouuer.
neur, OoB Die gegenpdgttge Qegi8IaUr ben
betr. ReIdluf onuuQire.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
24bcrmGl8 cine ScQndoioun9 Surtb
8OuDerncur OcGrcD III Reun,
St,1u

BbIlaoeGp ia, 9. San. 0tobut Snitb
Qiter, Der I'M au9nit pOrigen 9dbrss peQcn eires
moroeriidcn 4Hgrfcs aui eiH,n 6tr. Gbauer gu tim.
gerRr SUdtbausbGit perurlbelt iUor6cH Dur, nurrc
teutt auI 8crluanoung idmmtIIdCr rep Uiitglisoer
her @eit69ebung bCgnaot9t uno entIGiien. Die Be
poltcrurg pieier Saot 1T oesbalb eFr ebttsrt gGssn
het,fI fII,,,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
q d1recflid1e8 lInnIiicf in Nelnirntr.

YbiIubcIp a. 9. 3an.-9elern abeno er.
pIoorte in einem oauie bel WortoR'5 Stutou, DclGz
mare, elm. S0blenouampe uno cine Srau 9arr tam
nit lbren 0Iet 2In0CrN unl'5 SebCu. Die SNmpe
brUnnts nitt uno nas Del ent3in0ete dl augeriheinz
lib ourd Die SiCnbtbe, troebcm bic 5rou 5rUrtgaros
NON hCm SOign cntierut iflub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
&oblen ,u berabssSestcn Pretien
Nnrrnnah & Gump.,

Sduhler NIT ben beIten oorten 4ohen, pelhe bier 81
Uartte ecbradt tueroen. @le, melde 9oblen Ssbrau<
Den. iueroen uobl oaran tbua, por6ulpre1eE uno os
sleih Su tauIeu, sbe Der 4reis lte8t.
8ureau: Serman,, erte &pdr otltdb BON Der
&aluerrItroRe. (Ssnt20.1JN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
Sie 8sit Ger gSuuDer lit npg MIDI
bnriiberl

Die Observation-Disclosures eRdbmaibtns"t III Obue
geberhuber; fie parrhtal Gae enGden uno Snnepz
arbeter, fustbe ir9enb cine anbere WtaiGtne matt,
pou Der fspfeu bis sur gro 6ftcn, ouie fe aud elm
ls6r bdbipes aEopTocb ma9t. iSlr 6amtlten uRS
s6rejoer lift lie gerabe Die rctte Yiaitine. %etdts
9ectnsungen I1au iprche uor. ete man orhsrSmo
tnuit, in Dem giireau aui Der 0prspHsS3e Der
q,stuston: uns 9,arfftrdae. (De531.3WtieD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
e- @rhrnutle bic alte @abn1aidir

nitt, Ionpcrr uettauitbe iic bel Rcfennen in SIR.
1875, Bca Sapettsftrais, no man sne quite 9fuz
itne bstOmmt, 3. 3. bic Sowc'iGs unb nils anOsrGr
Sorten.
8,ueia.Seiddit in gsr. eh, Sa Saltimcreftr
Reporatureu ruerben prompt bsiorst. (5O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
(Siu 1STiIobeIn[lid'cr Staptpater

Ybilapelpbt a, 8. San.-3m 5peiten
Staotratba5rpcige wuroe Beute Gin Somtte ers
nanut, I'M Die glutlagen 9e9en ISM. Siuer
81 untyriudIeu, pelder augetlQgt 1T, cine
Spielb6qe 9abaItea i'll babeu, uno in einer
iollheu QbQefQRt nur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
suieu1 Ngal & Gamps ,
@r. s4, 8cn.sanettcarase

SGnbIerin neuenano olten Sa6ern bas
ben iort,ud5rsno on 5arS iurttiite. tbeoto9iids'
tlaiiline, gGul uno semiG e BadDsr gu isbr btuf
gen Trelien.
sg- geronrn, retdc 0ffent,ide ootr 8ruit:Sibz
liotbsfsu ctritcn, 2cbrcr unb @ltern, tpeI6e Sdu'
Bidder eeb:au1en, uno Anoere iparen 9elo, tDenn fs
uou urs Iauisn. (Sept4.1ZUttet,tGm)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
snmi1ec une sv[afla c1Mfetts.

9 0 I Q Il J. SQn.- Nlt UOH Oct SIQuIo'
geiee9ebuug paihrtcn 8ci1liiie, pelhe Der
@ci6luB Sumuar'5 ta0elu, p:lAer Die Ger.
itGrnng aGer al Den SUrqertrieg eriuncrHOcr
S6labtenfabuen uro anOern 2b5cidlen per
lan5t, itno hcutc nit 6em AmtsItegcl mad
@albungtOn abgegauleu, un OurdJ bic Ser:
treter oe8 Staates 0tafQAuIett8 BEN Con
Qreiie uorQele1t AT mGrbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
(Rop7,t2Rtes) asseniiber
Sabmbctlz Wnitnit
Ghreibmatertalieu u. {. M.

in Rr. r.2E, g Hb,8ro abtpap.
CS6nncrr bIR ser Inian0 ocs ueuen 9abres ibn iute
hlfhsr bsret finoct lie in ieocm 3mcias Der s3abnz
InnGi At bsbienen. SsinR @ortbeite bct Der 5ab1i.
taon ieiner iumoien @cbie fno iett GROCER, fole
rirr. Triibas GGdao@ tG9lid uno SABINE ousa8osen
poatip obnc Sdmer5en. Sebt ift IS on Ger 2stt,
Grre Gdbne rah9ee6eu gu ba6en. aommt ioslstG
nab gtr 81, z ito -grod0WaQ. (foDlo, 12VtteT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
Dr." T07cn3lDcio,

Rew gort. 9. San - R0pujpgI9. Der turd
cine AboItou ocu Ioo Der 4lice Bowletg brrOtI.
brte, beTinoet itCb nad mie Dor in uGomts" Gui
CjHe 5retgaUe iuurteno, oa cG6 @5ese, unter weihn
man lbu ugrurtbetIe, i'm (eeten g8lnter lotOertuen
DurOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10

Sduier Oeriunteu. - Man Ihreibt
aus 90rj: gSie barcitS tGlegrapbOd genet
bet wur0e, fno I'M grabnabtbale bel l8ippaA
3mei 0Guier Ucriuuten uuo nit ocreu 8emObz
neru ipurlOS UerihmuuoeH. Die aus Der DOR.
ttgen @egeno bier gum Ntartte ejngetrOheneH
@tld)Qit8leute Cr5iblen ben SadUuhalt fols
9eaOer YtaBen: 2ll8 ie am II. 0e;embcr
2lbeu08 Die llullitd5ltQtte paiirteu, itauoGn
Die betotn 0Guitr nod auiredlt, Die 6eniter
mareu btlCud)tet, unO iii 5Hnern 0Crjelben
berrlhte reyes yeben. lll8 Die mdnnltten
FcrlOueu geltern friib aui Der J(eiie uad) @0rj
| oleie Stelle paiitrteu, bemcrtteu ije CtucH mt
| Stetneu 9er0u uuO llsgcuGtu Sdumeu lums
geb,HeH Srattr, msld)er Elm Bib grdBlidJCr
3eIt6rung Oarbot. 4uiangS tOuuteu lie itb
Dor Sd)redeu uid)t oricntireu, crit IpGter ourdJ
Die in elniger Gntfcruuug Don jeueH pGulern
| iteheu 9ebllebeueu Gduute duimertldm ge=
mad)t, bemertten ile, 0aB an Der Stcle oe5
| 8rater8 Die suei MN Oer'dlWuu6CneH OGuier
| geitQnGeu batten. &Cll Sdjrefen blQabeu C
! lif III Die nG9lte SrtidaiI unO mabteH BON
Dem SOrfauc bic 9luleIgc, Oamlt Die Jtets
tun98arbeiteu 3ur Guiitn0uug Der OrlAmuuz
oenen Gtnwobncr etngelejtet mcrOeu tOnnteu,
mas aud io9lctd gchGb; lelocr warcn bis
lebt Qle AnltrcHgun9eu Utr9ebild mo lDtupt
fem ben usrluHttncu i1Guiern augcb0r9cr Be
pobncr uuigcfUHoeu moroeu, lOmlt ldlelnt falt
gewiB, OaB iie, oOu Der &ataitrOpAe ii6er'
raid)t, ianImttjd ibreu llutergaug geiuuoen
babeu. Die JfdtHng5arbeittH mcrOcn iOrtge.
sgt, uuo e8 maht oieicr Sail bier Olel 9Iuis
ebeH. 0ie llrode Ot8 &crihwinOca5 OtcDcr
6duier mag pObl o05 3-mOnatlIde jtc9enoet.
ter ieiu; oieie6duierIi0uOen, wlc Oic8 amaarR
unO &alflebjete bauitl pOrtOhmt, Qui itber.
oedten 6elieuipalteH OOer SOFTEN, beTcn nlGt
all5u ieite 0ede UOn ben farteH RtgengliNcu
ourhweitlt, Dem 0rude II. Der SdUer: Htdt
mebr wiOeritanb uuO einbreden0 6iuier unO
Weuihen UerihlanJ."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
SSoba u. Samat {; Gomp. ,
Jtr. rs, gSeff= Drattftrabe,

nabe Spear' gSertts,
Gambler mt ben beIfen bdrteT
Ggteus' 8auep=, Sunburp- uno Cumberland
&OAlen,
224O glun6 auf bic Sonne in dGen isduen, fret BON
Sbieier uRo lnoern etRsteiten. SGpi6, 12Nteg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
1,utsrhemScu NIB 1luterboSem

Is Yro,ent billtger, alS lrgeNo en- lnOere8
Geifdit in Der Staot.
Kedicated Scarlet luol2ne nntertleioer
gegeu 0tbeumGttemus
Rerinos . amen urtertletosr
por alien 6sliebter fdbrltotH,
40 9ro,ent biuiaer, ais FER 9sioobnli id,e9Srsis.
@tn groBes Aiiortiment Don
RsiietQiCber uu0 8urtelu,
joipte auth zOamGn'Untsl!tel0fTH SoIlst5
tsn, Strlmpiar, Sanbi1uher2c.
Zeal & 9artmana,
Rr. tS9, sSeT,SaltG oEeSr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10

2lue 9lrteE
GGAmaitlinen our Mtetbe

,u 50 mouQtli9. Gum ggrtouie in Reten5o3nnseT
Al s. pro Ronat. Saar5abIer erRatten etnen ioera'
Ian ab,uo. 9priep 2uusenflGser,
tSft3I1SC g1r. "a, SeptS SutamitraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10

GusaerlIet nit Den bciten Gaihtnra mo eings'
rIbtst nad Den neueften Serbeiieruu9cu, bic uberz
banpt bic Photographic ausuueiieE bat, erIaubs Id
mir, sinem gcebrten Gubtitum Die ergcsenJe In8etg'
Il MAIDEN, BAG mstn BON in 5altimorehrGBe uoreetl=
5oft hstGnntss geiGdlt mad
Str. 46, 9iurs GDGrIesftrahe
srleat in uno at5 annitz9aQerig lid i'm 5tanee be-
uost, Bortraits ia lieicru, wetpe pom Del Carte de
yisite bis Sur Gebsnsgro6e in Bafiel unO Del an
asbnlidbteti unc QusubruEs Ni4tS su niiniter
lbrla laHsn. @jruppen psrben in ieee, 9rose Gu
eos 8efe aus9sHbrt; bic befen arGits Fno aur I'm
tsrttauns BON Bbotosrapbe'n bsi ms onseFeut, uni
uur nrrfliGeu Giiuhlern miro Die ausiiBrun9 pol
q ortraite aRuertraut. G1tunsspo1
siGorS 95aijI,
.a4S gr. 46, Gorb @barlesFtrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
(Sft2t,t9g)
Sie ein,iae ad,te berbrHerte Sutpe'If1'
SfGbmald,ime,

Tonic Die ,Gnpire" uub olc anoern, aud Singer
Vr. ." in Dem 8 an pf=3cpartrzH BEN Dol
Sbomns Chants,
fSQr1,tS.t&wT) gde Der 2Ombaroz uno SbGrptr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
9r. 3. 8. @aters, 3abnarst,
Demonilrator on Der 8aBnar5nsli1ule IN Baltlmort,
Nr. AZ, Sanpoerfsrase.


Dr. Baters erbdGt bic natirlidsn 3dbne burd5 8es
bonbIuus unb Slluns, isst tlnhIiRe Sabine oui eine
uabsiisrts Nietboee Elm Ii. Sebt 3dbne obne Sdmers
sen aus. aae Grbeiten iperben sarantrt. 8eionbere
aufmsrfuul.eit ptrb cen 3abHen ron ainoern seuibs
met. (Apriu5IS7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10

Die Shuleu BenuiplUuuicu TO
iteteH in Den ltgteu 5abreu Sl2, ,952 ,I52. IL
Oegen Sl9, $50, 100 III Neu 9abren 3uUor.
8emnaa beludeu 10000 aiu0er, Die i'm
S6ulalter itebcn, I'M Staate feline Shulen,
mlSbalb Der @ouUerueur ben SduIgwaug ems
piieblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
Sr. s. g. giirnrO.
.Kr. III, Welt- 6lqettes, unterbalb Der
SomaroltraBe.

ylr. TIT ZoETE Nu0VlltE, HNltrgal0 Utr
0omaroltraBe.
In burh 30 id6ri9e grIIbrungen in 6o1pitileru unb
BripatsBraris beIGbst, cine bueue oeiluna in auer
arauibeiten Der porn Stsone, Der RiereG, Sl1Ie,
8lutz, Sals<. Wofena uno oauttt Intbeiten, Cyes
ibmiire, ShwGren, iibiriepente Ibiliiie, orobenee
tSeiitssfranfbeit, S6urbiuht II. 10. su earantren
nnb alle franfbeiten pom ausihweuns uno unbes
oad,tamtett.
psrbeiratbet ober b su rcrbeIraben beatFd3ti8sno.
foftsn 0ie RraIt ibres 4orpers uno SeiHes niCber
Ten bs(eben, che lie 8rantbeit uno uRsdt aui lore
Gad,tommen pcrerben. Die arincten hes 0Ottots
HnS poiito unb iausa in Der gBsoeroelebung, ionic
r. ordh ou "a silt aus BEN Sluie trci5cn. Sprtd.
nnna1 NON ! llbr lNoreeus bis Il llbr Ohtta9s, =
ribr 9admittass, 60 nbr abenrs. @eeBir
,rirS an irnenn pire Horei5e oeldift. a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
NSrGnnc.

Soitou, 8. San. - 3a Wcgutt'5 8au=
6ol;bof ri9tetc III tegter gtQ1t eiH Srano fir
S25 900 &Grluit an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-10
~ 00i1e !! WGSIe! GIN

,ur Rsiieiu's auefO1o tiors innerbalb "a Stunbsn
80 r. Saine,
a., Gde bsr Bat.tmorsfr, uUo . sp.'apsnne.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25
A Fire Scourged Town.

The city Of Belfast which was blackened by
destructive fire in the autumn of 1865, has
again been visited with confagtation which
will prove to be one ofthe most disasterous
that ever occurred in the State. One hun
dred and twenty-five buildings have been de-
stroyed; many families have been deprived of
shelter; nearly every wharf lost, and one of
the finest ship yards in eastern Maine is
ruined. The loss cannot be much less than
half million dollars. 1t is probable that
large number of the families burned out, have
lost everything, and that great suffering will
follow if generous hand is not promptly ex-
tended. Portland will not wait for an invita-
tion but will promptly offer aid to her sister
city, now so greatly in need of assistance. To
give direction to the matter, and offer timely
assistance, we trust that Mayor Wescott will
call meeting of our citizens this evening.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25
STATE NEWS.
ANnRnscnGGIN COUNTY

ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.
w. Wilson of Lewiston, had his leg broken
Friday at Bearce's saw mill.
Farwell's new mill at Lisbon started up
Thursday.
The Franklin Company of Lewiston, draw
water from Wilson Pond
Thursday, James Tarbox of Lewiston, sprang
into the river, and at the risk of his own life
saved boy from drowning.
ARoosrooK COUNTY.
new bridge is to be built over Molunkus
slreom under the superintendance of d. d.
Smite of Bangor. An appr. .priation of five
thousand dollars is to be expended on it,
KENNEBEo COUNTY.
Ih the division of the town. Waterville pays
to West Waterville the sum of S4,095.
A new pier is to be put under the east span
of the Maine Central Railroad bridge at Water
vile. This will render the bridge safe until the
new one above the college rapids is completed.
PENoBscor COUNTY
Joseph Peavey of Orono, well known inven-
tor, died suddenly Friday.
Gas has been introduced into Dexter.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
J. F. Nye, Esq., sheriff of this county, denies
that he has ever taken unlawful fees, and chal-
lenges legal investigation of his official acts
WALDO COUNTY.
The Waldo and Penobscot show and fair will
be held at Monroe ON Wednesday and Thurs
day, Oct. 1st and I'd. There will be horse
trot on the second day of the fair.
YORK COUNTY.
1t is rumored there is to be large increase of
the working force at the Kittery Navy Yard,
Jacob Clough of Newfield, was arraigned be-
fore B. Townsend, Esq, last "Wednesday, ,charg-
ed with the crime of incest He was bound
over in the sum of $500 to appear at the Sep
tember term of the Supreme Judicial Court in
Alfred.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25

FRYEBURG CAMP MEETING-Friddy.- 1.-THE
exercises on Friday were interesting. The rain
interfered somewhat with the outdoor services
AT 10 A. NJ, Rev. A. S. Ladd of Biddeford de-
'vered an interesting discourse on the subject,
Mighty to Save" He was followed by Camp
meeting John Allen, in one of his characteristic
exhortations. At2 P. NJ, Rev. c. B. Pitblado,
of Portland preached on the Getty of REFUGE
1t was an able and impressive sermon He
was followed by one of the Cambridge pravino
band who thrilled the audience by the recital of
his experience. At P. M. Rev. J. Gibson
preached, and the services of the day closed
with prayer meeting of unusual interest
Saturday forenoon there was no preaching on
account of the rain. The "praying band" held
an interesting social service at the stand. Twen-
ty-fve went forward for prayer. In the after
noon Rev. S. S. Strout of Saccarappa, preached
from Heb. 12:24-25. Sunday at a. NJ, there
was love feast after which the sacrament
was administered. At TO- Rev. DR. Ridgaway
of New York, preached. In the afternoon Rev.
Mr. Jones of Portland, preached fine sermon.
The weather Sunday was cool and pleasant
About 1000 people are present F
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
City OF Portland.

NOTICE is hereby given that the j int Standi g
IN Committee on laying out new Streets, to whom
was referred the petition of Robert DeWolf that
Walnut Lane (so-caed) be laid ont ard accepted by
the City Council will meet as the junction of Wal
nut Lane and Daniorth streets, ON MONDAY, the
first day Of September next, at 81 o'clock p. NJ, to
hear all parties interested and then determine and ad
Judge whether public convenience requires that said
Walnut Lane should be laid out as a street, and if
they should so adjudge will then and there lay out
SAID street and fix the damages required by law.
Also on petition of A. b. Stevens and Others that
Brown street be accepted now laid out. Said
Committee will meet the junction Of Congress and
Brown streets on MONDAY, the first day of Septem-
Der next at 4o'eock P. M. to hear all parties inter-
ested and then determine and adiudge whether public
convenience requires that said Brown street be accept
cd as now laid out, and if they should so adjudge will
then and there lay out ami accept said street and
the damages as required by law.
And also on petition of Mark p Emery and ot hers
that Oak street be widened from Congress to Free
streets. Said Committee will meet at the junction of
Oak and Con ress streets on MONDAY the first day
OF September next, at II o'clock p. NJ. to hear all
parties interested and then determine and adjudge
II public convenience requires that said Oak street
snoud be wldened from Congress to Free streets and
II they shall SO adjudge will then and there lay out
the same and fix the damages as required by law
GEO. p. WESCOTT,
MICAH SAMPSON
FREDERICK W. CLARK,
j. L. RANDALL,
EDWARD THURSTON
WIN. MCAIENEY
nu., Committee on Laying out New Streets.
0'hnu' aug 90 1e'5' au25dtd
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25

COLBY UNIvERsITY.-The Fall Term of Col
by University begins on Wednesday next Can
didates fol admission will be examined at ten
a. IN. of that day. The new class promises to
be one of the largest for many years. Prof
VIM. Elder, the professor elect in the depart
ment of Chemistry and Natural History, has
arrived and entered upon the duties of his po-
sition. He is welcomed as a valuable accession
to the ranks of scientific teachers in our state.
President Robins will give instruction in meta
physics. Large additions have recently been
made to the library and apparatus
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Proprietors OF Boarding-houses, and private fam
lilies, desiring or willing to receive as boarders the
members of the
American Association for the Advance
ment of Science,
during the Annual Meeting to be held in this city for
ten or twelve days from the goth of August are re-
quested to give immediate notice,
with statement of mOdations & terms,
to the Local Secretary, the Rev. Charles W. Hayes,
65 State Street.
BENZ. KINGSBURY, JR
jy30sntf Chairman of Com. on Reception.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25
The Grain Trade.

To the Editor of the Press
Although not a veteran Observer" lover
which signature many articles have been
written for one of our prominent New York pa
pers,) would like to offer suggestions which
for some time have occurred to me, and more
particularly seen worthy of bringing to public
notice since our disasterous fire OF two weeks
ago. Persons familiar with the grain trade of
this CITY. are aware that it is carried on to no
very limited extent, and believe it is capable
of assuming much larger proportions by extend
ing facilities for handling.
We ought to have an elevator with capacity
of-say 25O,OOO to 100000 bushels, located on
our harbor front, accessible to large vessels,
and at place where trade could be laid by
railroads now in operation and to be built, and
am inclined to believe the building of such an
elevator by the different railroad corporations
would add very materially to their interests.
With such an elevator and facilities for ship
ping to this city as we shall undoubtedly have
in few years, l see no cause why we could
not reasonably expect to obtain share of the
export trade to Europe, that other places on
the Atlantic coast are now receiving.
We are well aware that naturally we have an
advantage in a capacious harbor and are near
er the great grain receiving ports of Europe
than Boston, New York or Baltimore, and it
seems from this fact and with such improve
there is no reason why Portland may not aspire
to place as one Of our principle cities for ex.
portation of grain. CHICAGO
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25

BUSINESS CHANGEs.-The following are re-
cent business changes in this State:
Augusta.-Cushing & Weeks, fish, dis; now
Chas. H. Weeks.
Bangor.-E. c. Sweet & Co., china crockery,
&c., dis; now E. c. Sweet
Bath.-H. A. Hyde, drugs, sold out to Farr
& Frost
Bridgton.-Merrill and Libby mfrs. carriages,
dis; now George w. Merrill.
Kenduskeag. j. Blanchard, gen. store
now L. j. Blanchard & Co.
Mechanic Falls.--F. A. Clark, Herald; sold
out to Walter Clark.
Otisfeld. -Scribner & Adams, gen. store dis
solved
Portland-Locke, Twitchell & Co., dry goods
jobbers; j. w. jackson and o. +. Walker ad-
mtted
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25
DIED.

. In this city, Aug 49, Mr.. William A. Fenley, aged
IA years months
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon, at q O'Clock,
ed to attend
Emery. 80 ' an ~ "--o " "
O'Clock, at her late residence. =
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25
MARRIED..

In this city, Aug. 20, at St. Luke's Cathedral by
the Rev. Cannon Hayes, Rector, Richard Blackstock
Haddow Collector of Customs at Newcastle, N B.
and Mary Eliza Sargent, of the same place. New
castle and Chatham papers please copy.l
In this CITY. Aug. 5, at st. Luke's Cathedral by
Rev. G. W. HAYES, Frank c. Small and Miss Bellar
Flynn, both of Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25
Delegates to the Comfy Convention.

The following delegates have been elected to
the Republican County Convention Tuesday:
DEERING.-A. J. Chase, L. B. Chapman, L.
b. bennett, II. f. Milliken, George johnson,
WINDHAM Richard Mayber-y, William f.
Sawyer, John o. Wnship D. f. Jones. Levi
Tohey.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25

On the first page may be found an article
on the geology of Portland. 1t is a good
thing to know something about the founda
tion upon which one builds.