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The iURNouT At LowELL.-Abous seventy
girls, at werk in the Middlessx Mills, left their
work during the week, il consequence OF notice
being given, that these at work at peculiar kind
of fabric would have the price of weaving reduced
at the first of the gear. we have made inquiries
as to the facts of the case. We understand that
their places were Immediately filed By other girls.
Several OF the girls who haze LETT have made, the
past month, s26; and the contemplated reduction
was SO vary triling that it would hardly have bsen
felt; and it is doubtful whether lheiI wages would
rot have amounted to nearly the same as usual, as
great improvements have been made. Many of
the girls are already sorry that they left, and have
made application TO come back The wages du-
ring the last year have been much higher than du-
riDg the years 80 and 40, of which the Loco.Fo
cos boast We shall only say at present, that the
story in the Advertiser, of the Company having
declared a dividend of 10 per cent for the last six
months, is totally false. Lowell Courier.


G Last week little boy by the name of Ro-
bsrts about - years OF age, was over by a car
full OF coal, on one of the railroads.


Pittsburg Advocate.