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SPAIN.

SPAIN.
caHIlsr FORTS E0MnAnDEp.
MAnntp, 1nne 2s.-Thn Spanish fleet on tho
northern cnaat has bombardeu tho Carht po1ts
Of Dcrmo ai,l AEadaea,
A conllagratEon Al l'n1acios, in tho Province Of
BeYilic, yesterday. destroyed 40 buildings.
''Yo. Fl. hEy.'
rAnrs. Juno 14.-W.le k'uy Alfonso docs mt
venture to summon The Cursrs, his riyul Don
Carlus, convoltos tho General Jnntas Of 1liaoay,
eivea h;s sol, tue ttio Of rEnco aud the appsia-
t,on "augu*t," and nssignB him lilo snry natno
still ho.ne by Don Alfonso. "Iruco Of tho Az
turias." In order, toc. that nothing should be
wanting 10 That r'eco which might 10 stytoa tho
srannli comedy, Don Cattoe proudly stgus " 10,
81 liey."
l. tue Ring Ia proof of lin rc.f.c tn!ou e1sline
between the legitimate Monarchy represent. and lllo
franvhlsa, good uaaBts. nnd cxton Of my very toElc
anu loyal 1noria Of D.cay, <4o tl,ab tl1s u Hctal
tuntst Of anerlica eonTasot for tho 2sth ist lhn
birthday Of my mneh-losel IN! august snn a,s lrnse
60, the 9Th Of june, 1a7i.-iu, II ltfr.
,'ArAL nEnuKE ro oAN.ast.
1tAbntp. Juno 14.-Tho Ghnfhs las rublle1led
= 1lonnn telegram Of yesterdays date from the
6pnuie1 Ambassador, stating that In o eolemn
reception Of tho Corrs Diplun,atiqno tho ropo
sent through him bis hleeeing to tho King and
lns nirtor and the whole Spanish nation, with
PRAYERS for peace. Governmental syAlpnth'eerH
make this out to bo q papai rebuke TO Carisn,.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS SCANDAL.

6psftaI U1pdzth q 4hs CAleaac 7Tt6HHfs
laplAsAfoI1s, Ind. june 2S.-The Mclati1e
oase dragged slorl5 to-day. Elisha Graham,
husband ct Ma1Ie!ta usaham. tho Olusy, ILL.,,
woman, WA placel on tho staud and testified
that 10 sIgnod hia wifo's name to the statement
written by French, aud that shs WAS u n4llss i'll
Tbs country when 10 signed hur name. lha At-
torucy Tor the plaintiff .alssA TOW Lecause
Secretary Brown, Of the Board Of Tsustees. Aaal
talksd with tbs Witness, sud whom ho lad beatl
placed in charge Of. The CONVERSATIONS. how
svsf, we're 81 lad y s1't3nx, and ssrs e.. submit;
statad that tho BecsatasJ would be dismissed il
ths counsel heltsred " hAd Atte1upted to taupcr
with te> ui1lez4e4, but the AHye14 fNlpl to ssJ
thAs a3sY bslsayad h hAd
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LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

bridgeport ID bound TO Aave it, ssnsatlon, req
ulatly, II IL = la Dsoches-TIton this limo, but
OH small scala. It 10 sAsd, tut upon what au-
thosisy IL not kuowu, than M officer
connected with tho po!cs station
down there Aaa been guilty Of souao
acts wbioh arc not pieAstng In tie lsaat 10 sotue
other man, and lauo resulted IN tile discontinue
OF raid tDau and his family. No particulars Are
we're, thoy would not 10 1t for tue deceut reader.
Eugene Mason, ot No. $40 West Madison
street. was thrown from his expreBs-wagoh at 3
o'clock last night, At tlie corner Of Iloyne avenue
mud Lake ttreat, by the horse becoa,iuY fright
ened. aud seriously Injured internally.
August Lang, who shot hsmself on account of
hia marriage troubles with " "Handsonu Berthe !"
IL isnptoslng, and there u good prospect Of biz
r9epYR{Y,
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AN IMPORTANT LETTER,

rom prominent scntlem.n md resident q Cincinnati.
Il!titshsss throughout thu United nIates.
NKw Yohx, Oct. Il, tsp. .
On. NApwAr..DraN s,h: m, induced b : scnso ot
~otkIns VI your rsois,ne yssit several {o.rs
haa beon Affected With some ssauho n ths h.dlyr and
u n,.at te1tbH etse:Ing d,s,A!e, which ts pJsoana
git tad prpstatlo stotufe ii hs usatk aiso
aaastaatisn Of ha kalaoJs and bladder stn e
teir op!a.oa thss 1Ey axYa - ycsn-woad rtvtsnt ~
Ehysc!sas sna h.5 ..ssn lntxs ga.nti'y Of msdetnc
had II at astonishing uasins besn VI
4ud some tsus inn1th1 Rad nntco la the
snootc4 IN per,ca .ho had tons boon suoslDx had
bocn: 1ws1t right ei anil E,& Of tass4-
paftlla, Hssossont tesdy kaef. and Regulating Fills
md Semnanced takaa esn. Ii three d&xa gtAAt-
q. ". JAMES, CinaIaaatI o.
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POLITICAL.
IQMA.


IOWA,
Speesa, Dispatch tn The CHICAGO Tribune,
Drnu4ur, Ia., Juno 23.-Tho delegates to tho
Republican state Convention, which meets In
Dcs 11oinoe OH tho 30th Inst. got OF this evet-
iny II ts understood slat' tho entire delegation,
will labor TO procurc lilo nomination OF Austin
A,Ian,p, OF thip city, for Suura auo Jndpo, Ia plnco
or Miller wh,le Intrabco' Of Fayotts. viii nm
doubtedly be their cuoiop Tor Goycrror. Late
ndyfcea rooefrea from jouss County Indicate that
Nuasril in NJ lsctcniIv ma of t1,o ,ace nnd Il ~
ur0haulo that his nnu,o will not como hafora liza
Eonyuution Al d candidata for Gnyernor.
Sptcta. Us,assh to ria Chtcaqa iTf5uns,
Iowa Cir1, a.. June a8.-Qulta a u1nnbcv .of
i;oyctuor and tllrso fox Sullro,uo Judge. al Of
whom will tj,.l themselves iu Des Motnos ncxt
Wednesday.
bpHt1NoroS, Ia. June 25.-The Ton. Rhes-
nota Lesaef; nomineo o. me l'oesal-Democfaac
11'ty ao1 sfossanos ' 9. aoSa' "as teaaefo1
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The international fle-Match
to Commence at Dublin
To-Day.
Report Of The Court Of Inquiry In the
Schiller Disaster.
They Attribute the Loss Of the
Steamer to Criminal Oare-
lessness.
Tho French Assembly Tttts Relief to Tho.
Sufferers by lnunlation.
Destruction Of Life and Property at
Buda, Hungary, by Flood. :
French Project for a Line of Rail-
Way Through Tiinbuctoo.
Magnificent Programme Of Public
Works Expenditures in Vienna.
Tho French Assembly Tttts Relief to Tho.
Sufferers by lnunlation.
Destruction Of Life and Properly at
Buda, Hungary, by Flood. :
French Project for a Line Of Rail
WAY Through Tiinbuctoo.
Magnificent Programme Of Public
Works Expenditures in Vienna.

1NEtl Ot4 A1lNs
THE LORD MAYORS MEETING.
DUBLIN, Juno 2s.-The Lord Mayor Of I.un-
don a.ld suite arrived shis morning. Thoy were
called ou by tie Lord Mayor and corporation Of
Dublin In state. and conducted to tho Mansion
lIoCso. They afterwards attended rowe" OF
G,000 troops at rhDnix Park. The American
riGo team and party we're also At tho royiow and
enthusiastically received. Tho weather MAS up-
favorable, and the attendnnco small. This ts
tho fist t!m0 that tho Lord Mayor Of London
hae yielted Ireland in state.
THE nsf1.E TEAMS.
DunI.iN, Juno 23-1t las heou finally decided
that tho Irish toatn shall consist Of the follow
lug gentlemen: Dr.. J. D. Hamilton, Ms. Pol
lock, John Mckouua, J. X. Miluer, 3ir. Wilson.
1ligby ritlo, while Of tLe American team Fulton,
Doninc, DAkiu. and Coleman will nso Ncmlng-
ton'r, and 1ildoralcoro and Halo will use
Bharf,os rilo. The match will begin at II
las been or<iesed At tho rauge during tho con-
test. Conversation will not be permitted even
among the shooters. Neither team will DO a.
lowed to know tho pumber OF points made by tho
| ot.er until tho ond Of tie firing At each range,
when tho scor0s will be officially announced.
4 largo number Of Americans hkse already
arrived IN Dublin to witness tho match.
LONDON, Juno 23.-In tho House Of Commons
to-day tho bill Rnondiug the Labor laws f,aesed
i:e second reatling, and tho National Debt 6iuk-
lug Fund blll WIS read third t,ule.
ANOTHER FA1LENE.
Edmund jones Il Co., East 1uda merchants,
! md nGbntt4Jf the Burmese Government. aaro
| failed with liabisitsos estimated at $780,
TIE SCHILLER plyAbTEn.
LONDON, Juuo 2y.-Ihe Conts OF Inquiry ar-
| pointed to investigate tho loss OK the steamer
sheet copies OF directions for approaching the
English coast, and Of tho instructionn issued by
tho Eagle Company, uefo on board the Steamer,
aud both wnru pa.igatore Of tue uostllerly
| nfr t1,n Ettt11 tfnF ~
tIe oa il thck I weetber In % to opluiou Of 1G to
Dourt, tho soils cause Of the calamity was ent'ro
neglect OF this precauton. Had tho lead been
used at y, or even 0, o'clock on the night OF the
tho error in reckoning would have been diacov-
| hrrt.
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fpsetaf D's1ateh to 7he Chicago Trtbuns,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, juno 7s,-schlits and Bet-
ccnthhl. rectihers, wefe held BY United Staten
commishonsr Dloodyood to tske tr1Ll 1t Ito
July term OF the District Court 1t Cshk osh, for
destroying books required to b. kept by 10 L.
tskgl 4aysaua lau& ~ u QUO hail 4aSl,.
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ab<E3a1 DE3pdtfh % III [HledQo 7F}6unf
LINCOLN, Neb., Jupe 29.-Neportn are coming
10 from vArious points 10 the country Of tho
Rtest storn Saturday night And BundAy. Great
aansge waa done by nind and hail. housca being
uuroofed and blown doxu. Ons family
xss tu1nsa ous In tue binding atorm aa4
compAllad 10, tl&xsl tha PzAxies with aJsaz.
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DROWNED,

DROWNED.
FUIIos, ILL.,, June 2s.-A sad accident oe-
Cured here yesterday. resulting In the death by
drowning Of two young mon. a party, consist
ing Of Ms. Andrews, William Allen, Charles
Kohl, and II. II. Hobein, embarked in sma1l
boat, riggcd with sail. which oapsizod about 200
feet from tho shore. Charles Kohl and Hobein
attempted 10 srim ashore. but sank, = hiTh wind
blowing at tue time. which, with their clothing
on, prevented their swimming. Their bodies
were recovered to-day.
LITTLE Rocx. Ark, Juno 2s.-B1 persons, all
colored. whlle 70 wing in al1ff On Hills Lake,
ncar the city. last evening. wero drowned by ths
rapsizihg Of the boat. There Mas ono man aud
tive women In tho boat
tstteta. Dastnfch to The Chfcano Tribune.
MAD1aoN, Via. Juno ga sad case OF drown
lug occurred near TIC Iugano Asylum ulia norn-
iuE. James Carroll, Of Milwaukee. lately cnmo
to tic Asyiutn to repair tho boiler ot tbs onglno
OF that institution. Ho conceived tho
idea Of gong fishing while waiting
for somo bolIer-iron 10 arrive, and. with conf
rade, went to Wostport to procure a boat. On
their way back the boat MAS upset, and carroll,
@'ciug .ulablo TO swim, sank, became ontauglod
IN weeds, md WAS drowned.
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6ysefal Dtspateh 70 Yhs CHICAGO Tribune,
lAplsox. Wis.,, Juuo 2s.-The1e weso abundant
rsius through this saction Saturday night and
yostordAy, with cool weather to-day, snd the
crops aro looking we'll. and Ill seems propIttous
for them. In soma places tho rain MAS tho
As4glssl In tys .yAArs.
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old babe all night. Tho Catholic Church at
Palmyra waa demolished. Several ho,ses In
Seward and number of cows aud other stock
woro destroyed. No ltves wors lost ~ far as
heard. but number Of rnorIc wero an1urnf.
Tho town OF Starting waB nearly destroyed. SIX
atosos being demolished. Tho damage to tho
cropa WAS not Ereat.
, 1875-06-29
GERMANY.
vtYAf, ttEF1Er.

LoSnox, Juno 2a.-A dispatch Haya: Prince
Frederick William will assist at tho uanen7tcb
OF the German iron-cad 1cot, from Wednesday
until Monday. Tho american Bqusd1on will Wit
ness tho dlsu1aFg.
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5peetai Dfspaseh 10 The Chicago Ttteun<.
DLooMlNaros, ILL.,. juno 2a.-A hoayy rain last
night has almost entirely ruined Tho crop Of oats
IN Mclean County. In tho eastorn townships
tho army worm is doing considerable Injury. So
far tho rain has caused work Ia tho coru fields
to 70 90 alonly, but naost iMmera havo beet,
h1lo to keep down tie woeds. 4 few moro days
Of tAln. however, wul cauAo inc2louslb!o dam
age.
The grasshoppess, whose arrival 1t blooming
tou waa noticed by TAE TRIBUNE on SATURDAY,
have disappeared. EytdautIy tAoy were not Of
Westpru breed.
Spseta. U1spatch 10 Tht Chitaan Tribuns,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Juno 28.-Tho rain Of last
night aud to-dAJ Las xUloed large fields Of cost.
lying In tho lowanda almost entirely. TIC
farmers are very despondaut and 40 predicting
very short crop OF corn through Ceatsal Ili-
nols. whero 1t has tAine1 most every day during
tho mouth OF Juun.
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RELIEF or HCFFEnERs III THE FLoops.
PARIS, June 28.-Thc Assembly to-day voted
eS3B, 900 for tho rcliof OF tho sufferers by it-
tlndations. It Was resolved that subscriptions
Should 10 opened auong tho Deputics.
Tho COMMITTEE OF Thirty has decided that tho
Chamber Of Deputies Bhali bo removed overy
four years.
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Tnnis f,as shown great courtceyto 10 tho exrlotcrs
And placed an escort At tle'r Fers,en. II may i,a
te,l1otnbstod that MI expedition assisted bY tho
French 0overpmeut Ii shout to CROSS Africa
obl1uely from Congo to Mill. :.
, 1875-06-29

HERH

Na
snfeict Dfsrnteh to TIE rhtea9o Tribune.
OMAHA, Eeb., June 2s.-senasor Hitchcock,
who has just returned from tho tour Of Gage.
Saline, Lancaster, md Saunders Counties reports
TINT tho injury to tho crops By praashoppcrs il
mich less than had boon givon out. The ctop
prospect in Saline aud dnge, lo says, 10 fno, and
tho rpports from countfee In that vicinity gen-
orally nro moro favorable Extra Willard, CHAIR
n,an Of tito Relief Hoclesy, Btatos that no aid IL
nsked o1ccpt from the Counties Of Otoc, Ncnaha,
Richardson. Pawnec, johnson. aud pnrt OF CaeH.
ThcBe comprise the tier Of counties cnht
OF those visited by Senator 1fitchcock.
and are situated In tho southeast
ern quarter OF tho State, bortlering on
Kansas md tho Missouri. They arc among the
oldeet-settfed. roalthlest, and most populous IN
tho State, and cons.itute the best agricultural
district in Nebraslza. In thcso counsioh plono, 1t
ls reported, wero gr,sahopperh hatchcd this sen
son from tho eggs deposited by tho survivors Of
last year; and tho damage to other counties has
heon bnt comparasiyo!y trivial, ranging IRON .
to i anti III some instances 10 ror cent OF the
crop. Tho only aid nsIiod has boon In tho wsy
Of Hocds for rDplsnting, Of Tllich Cals-
ada curu. .ouckwheas. turnip, Hungarian
S:ss' S.sn aSa na b1 psRn S Roo, 6fsq soe nssS ssS
| ITO fulttos contributions will bo solicited from
otllor Sthtos except In tho cvcnt OF return Of
tho graashopposs. Cen. Brisbin, u. 8. H.. who
has Just lokurllad from % inspection OF these
couutioa. rcpogta that in Nemalsa, except D
enlall belt III tho northwestern part OF tho ooan-
Is, nearly tho entiro growing crop hao boon do
Btroyed. In Richardson County tho rayagos Of
| tho grasshoppera havo boon oven worse, but, In
| pawnco, Johnson aud Otoe Counties, half tho
crop las escaped, I'll Cass Colnty, tic
! danage, though considerable, has been
leas. IIe states that most Of lilo
farmers in tho daya'tated counttca
| nro rap!anting, and ho bolloves will succeed III
raising fair crops. Tho region Visited by tho
grasshoppora this SEASON ia not IN aroa one
1our!h that devastated by thom last year. aud.
for the State goue,ally, tito crop prospects, aro
| reported good. The Increased acroage 1t Ia
claimed, will almost II not quite, compensate
| for tho loss bY the rnyages Of tic 'hoppcrs in
| tho couutioa namod. Reports received hero from
tho suffering districts to tho effect that the
grasehoppoEa have taken flight westward and
norti.wostcrly, and farmers iIopo thcy arc rid Of
thom for this year.
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Special UsL1tch tu 3he C3ieaoo Tribune.
fPnlNorlELp, ILL.,, Juno 2B,-on Saturday Mr..
McA'oos, living In this city. WAS standing In bis
wagon. when Ills horsos started suddenly, causing
him to fail backwards ont Of tho wagon, striking
on his head and shoulders, resulting in nu In
.parAlyais Of tho lower body eusucl: rhyaicians
PRONOUNCE lis caso hopeless.
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Srsefat Dtsratch to 1'he Eh,cdao tribune.
LANSING Mich. juno 28.-A runway or Rcat-,
fold broke this afternoon In tho tlurd atury Of
tho new capitol. letting four mon fall 10 the seo-
ond floor below. Thomas Lellsoskoi rolant1-
or. ran fatutly tnjured,shis back being broken.
lilo othsr tlrco wero not seriously hurt.
, 1875-06-29

Al He 9CUi
MEAruIs, Tenn, June 28.--Tho Cotton Ex-
clAngo crop report for Juno contains tile follow
Ing aggregate OF 1a5 responses from WoEt 1eu-
ncsaeo, North Alabama, and Arkanaas OF
tho average dats Of Juno Il:
Eighty-e,Ght very favorable weather !;
81 moderately favorable; lao answer no plant-
ing Of cotton -sneo. May 15-somc 1eplantiug !;
1s3 ansvor cotton standB fully satisfactory; u
answer 3 per cent average as to them 81 answer
very good %, good aud moderate condition /;
las froo Of grass md woeds and uoll cultivated |;
7partIaliy unc1oan nnd not thoroughly cultivated;
1877. that tho aqua1on a1o forming freely; 8,
not yet forming we'll. Tlero nro twelve
terotta Of blooms, dating from tho 18th to
tho I'D instant. We havo only to report limited
ont small portions Of each department, and
18th Of May to about the 5tl, Of Juno; but
which the subsequent very favorable wonthcr
haA, in almost overy instance, ronedied.
Eighty report very good condition Of corn; 81
good condition; moderate; 50 report corn
backward md ANAL, but hoaithy. All coru crops
aso reported IA being vel, cultivated
Ono hundred aud soy6l report whent crop1
harvested, 20 bring harvested, IL mono, and 81
report protected flom tho weather; 10 report
got remaining shocked in the tioli IT report
other Bmnll grain In promising coudltion; 93,
uufavoraolo; IL, mona raised; 81 report grass
crop very favorable; So moderate condition; 10,
bad; Is, tiopo cult1vAtod.
In regard to tho mo.h Of labor, tho nnani-
1nous Eoply s that tho lhborogs are Working we'll,
batter thnu sluco tho War. aud bottor than ever.
, 1875-06-29
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

Gates ihr0uHh tho hioo sWeat, urine and ohor huds
and juiees Of the 1s.te. tho .xor u lio ot repai
eiu!a syph!l!a. Su.umpton sIandalaf atae.so ucaFs
other parts oi .ho sJste sofe eycs strunosaas ds.
r5In tho e.ts. and ihe wot.; forms ii kin d
;houn. essspoa, sehs lssS .pet; x9im. IL she aesh
nantul dhch.9Ros night srvate oss OF and ali
Wastcs Of tho fe principle, within tho crA!o range
N nfosu y my eson nsas 1t for e!thoe d!acaaa it,
Tho patient, daily becoming reduced by tha wAstes
and that Il continually prukronainR,
w. INV material made tsom healthy blood .qd III. IL
for weh opco this roody commences r. Hork ol pnris
cation. sud encessaa II ainahny tho oas Of wAate4,
fcs hintet growing better and stronger, tho nod di.
incrphslnR.
MOI otlY docs tho Sasapartllian fesozeat a1o4t Al
knnwn remedial AEnnta in hn af Chrnhic Hotolo1A
Gnn'sHt!ona sud Skin dsoasea hat II u tbs ony po
uTo cure for
, 1875-06-29

EoFFfdp1HtsHt3 " 7Hz EH5tddd 7F7bHH3.
LAwnESCE. Kan, juno 25.-AN Kauhas. ex-
oops dun or Two eAssern counties, III jublEnrt
over tho prospect Of crops. On every hsnd may
bo heard tho husbandmnn's oxutnnt voice, with
only ROW nnd then lamontatton from tho coun-
ticn before mentioned. Tho ylold Of potatoes,
corn. t!ax, rye, harley. aud oats, will DO i'm
monsc whlla wo are to havo moro wheat than
no have over had grasahoppcts, with no lack for
Anything but fruit. Eight million bushels
Of wheat We arc aure to realize, with all which
that implies: namoly:' an squat number Of
ing throughout tho htate. spehk a. one hav-
Ing authority; and, Indeed hA7o. Newspapers
aud private lettors tell this same glad atory Will,
equal gravity, aud all tell with 4 oautidouce
which osme only % the grssaloppets won't.
, 1875-06-29

Tev,. and Agns eured t,f ntty eon:s. rhsro uota
Az, ii! otee naatian+ Ii!Ius aeas1, typhoid. yeow
md Htlar fosrrs faded Gy tt1dwnys lt> quick ID
tu1i by Dukgats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-09
AN APPEAL TO THE BENEVOLENT.
Books for the Industrial School.

If there was ever an Institution erected for the
public veal and worthy Of the moral sympathies oil
the benevolen and the good, such must be regard
ed the home which has been established at Halio-
WELL for the protection and education of class OF
helpless girls, from eight to fifteen years OF age.
The State and the liberality oil lew individuals
have reared the buildings, furnished il, and put the
school in operation. A small library Of books IS
needed for the children and officers of the lnstitu
ton Not sectarian books, but truly Christian vol
umes, history, bograI hy, and other works, suited
the age and mental condition of the children are
ded. To this end the undersigned make this
peal to the benevolent, soliciting them to send
uch books as they can spare, or small cash do
nation for the purchase of books, to Henry r. Bak'
er, Hallowell. They will be placed at once in the
schoolroom, where an appropriate case has been
provided 70 receive them. Shall the children and
oflfcers of the school speedily be gladdened with
the sight of the desired volumes.
HENRY X. BAKER, Executive Committee
SIMON PAGE, School for Girls.
Hallowell, June 2, 1875.
AsrNewspapers in the State requested TO copy.
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Aennfbft yonrnaI.

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
oot of Court by SPRAGUE, OWEN u NASH.
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AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.

OFFICE HOURS.
For delivery of letters, from 700 A. NJ. 20 $50
Z. NJ.
On Sundays from 9l5 A. NJ. to lO.lj A. NJ.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Boston, Portland, and West, 3.35 \. NJ. i.05 and
S.lj Z. NJ.
Lewiston and Auburn, 405, 6 and s.lj p. NJ.
Bath and Rockland, 4.05 and S.l5 L. NJ
Rockland stage via Washington, p. NJ.
Walcoboro stage, via Jefferson, p Nj.
Belgrade, West Waterville, Noridgewcck anu
Madison, l.30 p. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth, P. NJ.
Pennington stage via Readfeld, l.3o p. NJ.
Belfast, ll.05 A. NJ. and 1857 p. NJ.
belfast stage, HOO a. NJ.
Skowhegan, ll.0j A. NJ.
Grand Trunk X. X. and Canada, 4.0j and s..
IS p. NJ.
Soldiers Home IL A. NJ. and P. NJ
MAILS CLOSE.
Portland, Boston and West, 6 and HOO A. NJ, IL
M.
Lewiston and Auburn, G, s 90, ll00 A. NJ.
Bath and Rockland, 6, and Hoo \. Nj.
Reckand stage, via Washington, 700 A. NJ.
Waldoboro stage, via Jefferson, 700 A. Nj.
Belgrade. West Wa,eryille Norridgewock, and
Madison, lao +. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth, 500 \. NJ
Pennington stage via Readheld, l.30 T. Nj.
Belfast, 400 Z. NJ and 1000 L. NJ
Belfast stage, 400 p. NJ
Skowhegan, 400 p. NJ.
Grand Trunk Il. X. and Canada, 6, HOO y. NJ.
Soldiers Home, \. NJ and 400 p. NJ.
DOMESTIC POSTAGE.
Drop Letters, per l-2 OF. cent.
Mail Letters per II o., cents.
Books transient newspapers, circulars, and
other transient printed matter merchandise, and
samples, in packages not exceeding IDS. IN
weight, per ounce, cent.
All matter not prepaid at letter rates must be so
wrapped that it can be examined, and must con-
tain no writing whatever except the address.
Liquids, glass and explosive chemicals are eS'
cludeI from thc mails.
FOREIGN POSTAGE.
On and after July lst, 1875, postage on letters to
any country Of Europe except France, cts. per a
MONEY ORDER OFFICE.
Especial attention is called to the Money Order
system as safe and cheap method of transmitting
small sums of money through the mails. Orders
are issued for amounts not exceeding 800. Larger
amounts can be sent to the same person at the
same time by additional orders
RATES.
Orders not exceeding Sl5, l0cents
+" over So and not exceeding SSO, 10 10
$40 $50 %
Money orders are also drawn by this office
Great Britain, Germany and Switzerland.
REGISTERED LETTERS.
Letters, and other valuable packages, may be
registered to any post-ofice in the United States,
on the payment of letter postage and fee of ten
cent,. HORACE III. HAMLEN, p. NJ.
July, 1875.
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BAN
Organized in l84S.
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TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard, Jas. W. North,
ARENAS Libbey, VIM. S. Badger, Saml Iitcomb.
OFFICE-In Savings Bank Building, Ia Water
st. Bank open daily, from A. NJ. to p. NJ, and
rom to 80 p. NJ. Saturday Evenings, from 10
80 O'Clock.
Deposits of any amount received from one dollar
upwards, and interest payable twice year, Feb.
and Aug. Interest not drawn out is added to the
deposit, thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins on the first day OF each month.
Money deposited on or before the tenth ddV OF each
month, will draw interest from the 6rSt day oi the
same month";
aS-Under the existing law OF this State, all de-
posts IN Savings Banks are ercmpt from nUnici-
pal tdfafto's and the rate OF interest limited to
six per cent. per annum payable semi-annually.
No returns OF names of derositors are required
to be made to State or town authorities and All
counts are held by this Bank 10 be strictly pirate
and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de-
posit money in their own names, SO that it can be
drawn only by themselves or on their order.
Especial advantages afforded to Executors
Guardians, Trustees, and others having in charge
Trust Funds.
wM.R SMITH, Treasurer.
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