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The Chronicle also states thst The Tribune is taken
mos, extensively bymerohdHts and among families resC
ing, therefore the most respectable and intelligent
classes of the community The circulation of The Trib
une large as it is present in other cities Is rapidly
and steadily increasing.
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The route is tedious and very fstguing The road es
peciay is most execrsble; II could not De worse But
sde, and children 20 over it safely, and II 10 daily
rsyer,ed by men on foot carrying one hundred pounds
wei ht upon their heads
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FtEE.-Ths oil-mil Of Samuel Las1re \ Broth
ar On Jefferson e. destroyed b. ire, 90 saturday
80, vim al Us contents The machinery has been
--,5ered useless Ire mil was vslued AZ 100 ano
insured for syoo lLous'h'e SO
FrRr.-The tan works Of Watson NJ snos, u
ws.rs-A. were destroyed By Gro between ! sod .
rlork Yesterday morning Insured for sL"" " 'os
Ne" '-- Springfield Rep g.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

nI-sOIUTION.-Ths cOpsrtnsrship heretoiore
Disnng betwsen JOHN BUCKLEY, JR. 4 co. 10 this
day dissolved by mutual consent
JOHN BUCKLEY, JR.
lfR' gro II SMITH,
HENRY J. y HAWs
The subscriber. will continue The Exchange business at
old stand Isl Chsiham-sL under tho nfm Of Smith
Hsws GEO n. SMITH
New York. Feb. !. 1919. HENRY J. +. HAWs
NOTICE-The coputner-hip heretofoSe existing under
' the hrm of AUSTIN REQUA 4 co vas his day dis.
solved BY mulus ~eOnsent AUSTIN ktQUA
LUTHER MORkNY.
New Y ORR, Dee. q, i3ts. JOHN b VAN BEUREN
The business will be continued ~ Al 5TIS REQUA, and
oil The business Of he ale firm will be settled ~ him
~
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HYDRAULIC PRESS for Pr.nssrs wwsroou
A1hoss n0af.ctsss " psv4sct oder lasssss go 80
pesss boards end press boards Ths pasts boards ere
hchss " inebss, sN sals y ssses6. Apply = Qko
HALL - Snbone RreoHfoom as oA0Wu
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THINGS IN IRELAND

The trishman Anticipated Liberation of
Gavan Duny-Addres- Of MIR. John O't on
neii-James Clarence siansnn- & on itIon
of the Country Policy and Conduct Of
England,
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Later from iinysi.


PoRr Al PRlNcE Jan. - ls4g
GENTLEMEN Since my lsst letter by the Arm.
strong commercial sasirs have not improved on the
contrary they have been growing worse sud are likely
70 continue So until the Government here will .dopt
more honest policy. They the GOVERNMENT have
been In the habit OF paying foreign merchants that con-
,rsc,ed for their supplies In bonds good tho Treas
ury 10 payment Of duties ss much spanish money
These bonds have hitherto commanded the came
price coin, and merchants bought them up for the
purpose ~ paying duties bat with the nst weasel that
cleared this yesr when paying her duties they refused
10 receive hemst all merely ssyr that Al some future
period they would receive them. but now they must
have the silver gold Coin Immediately rose % 8 30
per doubloon, and the business somewhat em5sr.
raised.
Yesterday, the 18th INST the enclosed proclamation
made In the streets by which you will perceive
the Government sitter the lst OF February monopore
the sale Of coffee and cotton, liking maximum price
for coffee s2 per 100 he and for cotton So 50 Al the
time they have published q tariff Of the extreme
price at which foreign productions are 90 be- cold
The lstter part pesses the Haytisns and the former
peases the torch but the measure altogether has
produced great deal Of dissstisfsction which will end
these things generally do herein overturning OF
the Government but n time y will be bseks ssanst
blacks the colored population sre very quiet aud
disposed 20 let things take their course.
The proclamation referred 90 by correspondent
contains decree of the Hayden Republic, which pro
vdes the establishment for the present Of Govern.
ment monopoly In coffee and cotton that In each Of
the open ports there be established bureau Of mooop
oily that dealers shall buy of the sctus producers and
sell srcnsirsy 20 the Government coffee and cotton At
the prices specified IN Tariff No thst foreign mer.
chsnise OF prime necessity described ia Tariff No q
shall be sold the prices hxed in that TsrH that
~ merchant who sells his merchandise CHER than the
prices nxed In No. shall pay hoe OF 20 per In
the prices Of the goods sod provided ths In no case the
TARIFF NO J.
Dealers shall psy 10 the open pors for leo % Coffee W
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O,CK's ANTI.FKICTION PRE-s.-

VlTFh Ms ANTT-FHTITION PHESSs-Ths
DPre.s which patented lss October combines great
simplicity Of construction with nIsnss severity VI operation
cOmpscuess cOngenlencef and chespness and al
mir4biy adapted 10 great variety u purposes such
pressing oils cotton, t9bacco hemp. hay chssse, eoih
four pzpsr lie baing goods, emDossnS snd printing
veOp cutting, jewelers. work, sh7snnk metals cunning
punching cItting and rysnx irou hOlsliog hoist
INK vessels into docks, making cad pipe, kc nc.
Orders and communication 10 bs addressed 70
Wa HARRIS,
80 2ueods Agent for the Paf-uls~ 10 Frontal
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DRISTI>G OFFICE FOR sALE.-A Boo.

DKINTING OFFIIE FOH rALE.-A boohi
" New YOrs c0prsnzs large and excellent
o. type. and 40 sbgDdance u machinery al 10 fns order
The permanent psrOosze very Dgs ard u The noe.
prftsbe rind Hrce G. 90 Terms-cssh preferred BOT
40 ob eeon 70 give line part, win good security Ap
ply N-ssrs JRSAr a BACOCK,
u I'M us
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sSlVV to exceed So. VIII - paid BY he sabscress
for d-ecuoc and return u john CASE 70 the Be-
vderv Jail ID The County Of srr~n and State u Ns~yer
500 seur-d IN any al Ia ae Cniied sts,es a. he
subscriber gets him. He % fair siss. blsk har, ufr
built Roman much drCoped 81 tho end dcrS coorse
rance . towucssi ooa when 10 conversation With ary
pefsrn. sometimes wrss green specs 10 coach a.
wagon maker and coach painter 6y rsds Editors DO are
svor Of having hrcugm 10 Justice b. ga Indicted
and et HE bail 10 the penal of to viii please give ne
shove few Insertions aud confer favor the slosr'sss
"a ~. SAMUEL DANia
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DALI DRESSES. dc.-PETkR kOBkRTs 80
ID Broadway h<sssplsrod assortneni Of Lace and Mus
Dresses cured ard 6ou-d Masos god ard oliver nss
Tor do Thread Lace src VA cine and Berhss yaen
c-ince Co and Cuff 70 .ch Pars embroidered Collar
frOn q up, Caps, Chmesets Cs5s AMI Sleeves blscs
teis embroidered and Rsysirs Hdsfs Thread AID ius-
.Oc Ltccs 70 ffeet VARIETY. m
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R0OfiSG.-Goodw1n's rsient Cement shsslhinS for
aid or rough hernlocx boards cs per foot
zinc, scd warranted Apply 10 GOODWIN, Is College
pace 1ear CharDersG References n Bssford, roof
done As5e feet y Ceulerst DeCosse roof Cone s9o5
ieet "esst, Alderman Ferris roof done 10 lse< S'I
Gre-n~ehs or Ely, roof done zs7 feel 100 Sroni't
m
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DODwORTH,s PRIVATE DANCING

DUDWOHTH'S PRIVATE UANtINt
n ACADEMY "a Broomest three doors vesg Of Brood
~sy-C for tho second quarter Just encins
Persons wishing become pupils will please call snd snIsr
lhsir Ladies and ChdfsDs cass a 90 Tgssdsy
aud Saturday, Ge1ts clAzs Monday and fh1rsday 81
T. an Tuesday and Friday Gs Polka hsdovs, Mszurka,
&c. Class 90 Tuesday add Friday Ns r NJ Pnyste ies
any lime ocupied By tho classes soirees twice
a month ercIusiy-i ' for pupils I'M
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SUPERIOR TURNING LArHEs.


4 IA hASsOSs DENTAL ROOMS, - LgethsysrSs,
kIAbingfonscans--Teeihi Inserted, from one % % -
hs ct Every ooersuon guaranteed Pnoss nofsrss
Ancient and Modem History 81 he Tosh, psosl,e oJi
Asnson. len years practical DsnLs esH b bad sfA's
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A BBOrT,- IN.rITUrION sor ne gdse.uon .

BBOTT's INSTITUTION for me Edseanon Of
n Young Ladies, ~ and > Bl-scksrst H-Hessr
JACOB JOHN ;. G. ABBOTT The third term com
msnc-s on Mooday FEB 5 Tho young lsdi-s arc under
the p,ryon u re pnDep.s Teachers u no
highest silsipm>rs are employed 10 Instruct 10 al ne
branches Of aisn-d sdnc.uon Yong ladies' from sDrod
are received INTO he family Of Rev John D { Aobou
fis l.g3w+
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~.sEr FURNISHED ct from to 1.ys notics a.
I ~ yrsst scm ssxsar of C. l.. IS9ERsOLL. ~ scA
2sg soust o7posts The sectional snd Balance Do>ss-oe
~. fr1u % % 100 cosstsoty hard Seows bots
ID The sbNtssS nofics - In
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shoVe lew lnsclons aud eonscf sNvt 90 We slnssf
~ w.. SAMUEL DANia
o. .nN REWARD .-HorAsp rAtsts u Nc
90 .OUO ungasm, Erglssd. and ate u Nev.fofs
Buffalo, who when 10 New fosh allotted ~ih
M Amsoul may bear something respecting The l.se ar
Findes and Give tho above ~srd, BY app yns per
sousy, or by j. Ter, 10 his hrcsher Dr. Barhog,on,
NJ lies s~.odknW-i DOROTHY
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SHOW CABEs AND sAshES " sv-ry 5sscrpro1
= nsds order Also Show Casss Always On hspd nd
70, :. :s sm :. ne "'n''i iosE aoLsrs - p...,s
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SkATEs.-A full assortment Of COMMON and hsneJ
Estates, Strapped and 1nsuspp-d
sL.fsH BELLA f1l sssonneci Of sooss snd 'sney
strapped sleix h b~ns -. -
CurLksT-Ivory and Knives and forss Zee 1sys
polished shoves and Iouxs. Ere stancs Nc ~
81 8tswDk2ruW LiTtbs ~ sp'oosL
NVUsICB.ls ard private psrtiss furnished with 'io-
~, - PIANO Yorr. Accompaniment Instruments
s,r hrss 70 sys 70 numb-r, may b requested ORDER
pgn-s1,iy ssseuded ~ sSr
% iH to< S11tct,ee
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Bv the brig Charlotte. from Hewburyport Jan .
GENERAL NOTICES.

TO LET QUITE Gard, D00r-pls snd stsusnery
hu.ine.s established -lev-c years 10 The sane store,
viii 6r.trsls u custom which vii PAT any person
10 conduct H. " hDa. gorEirg a. ne business nsoii DO
per snagm. To es.h customer, very cheap Apply al
y RroatNay. lIOinK y Ca-iyrna- Nl.-
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GIN MAKING .Sst3ss

We are prepared to execute orders 10 any
extent IN the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by
any made in the State, possessing all the adj :
vantages Of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves great deal in way Of re.
pairs, We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth seti an angle that cannot possibly
lnJure the finest staple, with an improvement
to regulate the noting ofthe cotton; our brush
is constructed on plan, giving at once, the
advantages Of lghtness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
Of Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves.
whilst we would assure the public generally.
that they shall have no cause to complain
either of our work or prices. So n
CABINET MAKING. II. ,s5s ali
We are also prepared to do work, in, the
Cabinet line-such as Bedsteads. Wardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms. n
HUDSON g. BROTHER. q. .s5
Opposite the Presbyterian church. <.
Sumtervile, April %, 1S47. &c Iy
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New Spring g. Summer Goods

The subscribers have just received and
are now opening beautiful and we'll Sc
lected assortment of Goods, suitable for
The season. Among their rich selection
will be iound--Barnges, Muslins. Cling.
hams and every variety OF Calicoes.
Also, for Gentlemcn's wear Linen drills,
Drab d'Ete's, and Cottonadcs. A general
assortment, Cotton Goods, such as Brown,
Bleached and color'd, Homespuns Checks,
Bed Ticking % and 80 inches; Outright
Osnaburgs, Crockery, Hardware, Shoes,
Hats, &C., &C., at Charleston prices.
CLARK g. LEWIS.
April ii "a IF
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RSllcepIlaIlls. .Br.

The subscriber, through the solicitation Of his
friends, has made arrangements to stand his cal.
brntrd Horse BUCEPHALUS, Jr. in Snfntsr
District the ensuing Spring. Snid Horse NAV
fulton, and perhaps Slnteburg, and in ihe Fo,i,
OF o biack tiVer; and any other place where s,sf.
hctentiy encouraged aud convenient 10 his ,n,,ts
which will be determined by the groom.
Acfins-l'ucephalus Jr., will be let n.
narea al S4.uO $500 the season, and 81 Gfl
20 insure; 70 cents TO the groom in eyerv i'm.
stance. Parting with the mare forfeits tbs ;n.
surance in every instance Every care ,uiJ,' 'Sa
taken to prevent accidents, but no linb;litv sb, I
any occur. '"'u'u .
~. b. Where company of or 8 mares 10
made up by responsible persons, and ,be Hn,ss
ana Groom furnished free Of charge IA he ;s nnss.
ing round through the season, will reduca s,,,.
ssason 10 SS'' and the Insurance to $40. Twill
also give the same chance TO all those who fsai
disposed to patronize my Torse unon s.;J ,o,,.s.
and conditions. fNA 'a'u ''u 'eitis gtfl
PEDIGREE.
nucepha'ns' Jr., was got by ]. p. Rosers,
bncephalus; he by WilIiamson's Bedfo,d or W.
g.n'n' and he by Old imported Betford. : t,id h.
pucephnlns dam was by old king Herod, and
ne ne oy Iiw'g; Twig by the old imported James.
MS MS E. Dam 4 was, according 10 information. a
Meo'ey. bucephalus Juniors dam was pot bv
old White Oak Split; no by Lewis Can ias: s1I;,
whose performance as Race Horsa was wall
ts.a",lsned on tho Camden Turf, and he out Of
,he ola imported Rattle.thc- Cash: Bucen,,ains
~ = g. dam was got by Marcus. ~
l could , here publish long list OF certificates
from different Districts relative 10 t,neenbai ai,,s
1rs reputation as foal gc,ter, bot doer H s,ss.
isss' as reference can be had to his printed bills.
anu 10 citizens of sumter District, who lid Il,
seen see OF his colts and know. they will,not snissr
oy comparison with those Of any other Hers 5,ss
:, JAMES ID. .McII.pTAIS:
80 io53. ~ 3mss
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For Sale,

The subscriber offers for sale his planta-
ton, situated between Sumterville and State.
burg, containing 500 acres of land; a good
dwelling House and out-bulldings, with an
excellent Grist Mill: the Mill House is in
first rate repair, having been lately rebuilt OH
an improved plan, a good stand for custom,
with Gin house attached, running by wa
ter Any person wishing to purchase can
apply to =
CHARLES C. JACKSON.
Sumter, April 30, l949 81 If
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New & Fashionable Clothing
GEORGE AZ HYDE.


SUCCESSOR To HOUSTON & HYDE, 2S3 KING ST
Opposite Merchants Hotel.
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in Clotll1AA
G. a. Fl. Respectfully MITES the attention
of his friends and the public to his large as
sortment Of Fashionable and Elegant Cloth-
ing now OH hand, equal in every respect to
the best custom work, to which he is weekly
adding large supplies direct from his own
Mandatory in New York.
This Establishment is conducted entirely
OIL the Cash Principles both in purchase and
sales, giving him great advantage in his Sc
lections and enabling him to to sell at New
York rates. He is now offering this stock,
(whichi is not excelled for raricty, style, beau
~, and durability of workmanship in the
OnioH, at such prices as to make il an induce
ment for purchasing TO call before making
their selections. a superior assortment Of
Fine Shirts, Collars, Crayats, Canes, &c. &C.
constantly OH hand.
With attentive and obliging statesmen,
gentlemen can depend upon having their
wants supplied Immediately. All garments
warranted to fit well and give satisfaction in
every respect
UrMr. JOHN T DAIRY, long known in the
clothing line is now at this establishment,
where he would be happy to see and serve
his friends.
GEO. A. HYDE,
Succestor to Houston &. Hyde.
Charleston, May %, l649 80 ly
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Merchants Hotel,
EBY STEEN g. HbIyVEIR.

CHARLESTON, S. C.
This Hotel, situated in the business part
OF the city, offers. every desirable comfort
and convenience to the Travelling Commu
nifty. and Permanent Boardcrs The cstab
lishment is conducted strictly on Temper
ance principles. TERMS MODERATE.
aJAn Omnibus and Carriage will attend
the Steamboat Wharf, and also to the Rail
Road Depot, for the accommodation of Pas
sengers.
Feb 81 ~ ~ lv
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IMPROVED COTTON GINS.

Thankful for past favours, tho subscriber
wishes to inform the public that he still
Manufactures COTTON GINS at his Els.
tablishment in Statesburg on the most i'm.
proved and approved plan, Of the most sim
pie construction of the finest finish, and of
the best materials, to wit, Steel !Sa,cs and
Steel plated ribs case hardened, in which lie
will sell for two dollars per saw. He also
repairs old Gins, and puts them in com
pete order at the shortest notice. All or
ders for Gins will be promptly and punctu.
ally attended to.
D WILLIAM ELLISON.
Statchurg, sc. April ii, lS40. 24 ii,
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A GARD.

=. The subscriber, having taken, the corner
Store known as McLeans) would; most
respectfully, acquaint his old Friends. and
the Public at large, that he will at all times
take pleasure to accommodate them, in Cut-
ing and Making up Garments, in the most
fash'onahle and substantial manner.
lie VIII keep constantly on hand fresh
ana seasonatle assortment, of Quitting, of
tne latest ana most approved Fashions, and
hopes, by punctuality and his desire to pleasa
all, to merit a continuance of their Patron9sl
age and confidence.
Jan. 10, ls49, - tf,
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"NVcll.' commenced tho distressed
help-swe]l boo--boo tbore,s 60
man in nv boo--Aoo2hoop
It ,ronJe,.p ,a;d tho :: .a
drawers onen;no h;s evcs 70 tbo;r w.
most w;dth and kcen;no th.m Gxed ~
ineynrcss;blc oston;sbment an tho bo,n
T,ct,s dra q him out snauastad sonto
one.
yes continued the crowd slot,s
take him OUT
Garry him out on q rail,
con two cb;ns -
sAh, the scoundrci.'
sWho'd have thoupht'
Don't push.'
SO rascally.'
Let's 20 in
sInhuman.'
Infuriated at the audacity of such
yillainy. the crowd rushed into tba
chamber-thc man in red drawers tore
off the coyerlet. and true enough there
lay stout large sized man! lie re.
NAMED perfectly still during all the ex-
citcment, not appearing even to breathe
Get up, sir
The man remained perfectly insens;.
bic.
'Getup, l tell YOU. or I'll strike Won
Still he did not offer to stir The
excitement became uncontrollablc
sTear him OUT
Drag him down.
Don't have any mercy'
Get out, YOU scoundrell' cried the
man with red drawers in n voice Of finn.
der.
Still a perfect calm. Therc was M
bearing such indifference. Selling the
offender rouohlv bv tho arm tbn rod
drawers pulled hlm violently over.
IN! what's thar
Why IT'S stu.ted|
'Noped IN, by Jlngo, it's a parcel Of
dtrty ctothes:'
The man in drawers started at his
vt"o'" IN a maze OF doubt and aston
lShment. a roar OF laughter that rank
through every apartment in the house
ana startled watchman on the street,
succeeded, and young gentleman,
whose co"ntenance from the beginning
had been dishgurcd by inexplicable
twists and contortlons, slipped quietly
from the crowd, hurried to his room,
and throwing himself on tho bed was
'or fuli a quarter OF an hour holding his
sioes' ana laughing as It he expected
'hls TO DC ms very last chance for an
eo4,ition OF hne spirits:
neal'y: as lsa'a before ours IS very
ou;lous mouse out as It's turmolIs and
'S''a'ohs are rather OF an amusing
that st. Louis ReyeiUe
c,n u; y, :,
,ho,',h lNm onn,;a" ms o'u geh'leman' al
otLosn.;so o'"eIeu Ioah 'a'ner sharP than
ocnto ] t 49, H"' oeen so.Eeu some very
hoar1 af n noon n'n.MS ntt1 sno l.s'' we nave
loaane " u;.b P'H I;n, ooo",0' a oa "no iuauo
cverv corthlv M hlnso;nm %,r ha ",'or os onJuy.nS &
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More New Goods Received
NEW DRUG STORE,

The subscriber would respectfully inform
his customers, friends, and the public gener-
ally OF Sumter, that he has, and will constant
iy keep on hand, Fresh and well selected
stock OF Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stufis,
Window Glass and Putty; Fine Soaps and
Fancy Articles; all Of which will be sold
cheap, by
II. SIDNEY NIELLETT, III. D.
One door ,rest Of AfcLedn's old stand
+, s. All orders from the country prompt
y attended to.
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a REaJJ1,,

!. ."- y BE = q I'Y.
Twas in the bnllroom's mazy round.
a beautious form we saw,
The sweetness OF her countcnnnce
Around did many draw;
She spoke in silvery accents low.
Aud with u syren's tongue
! heard her whisper to u friend
"Sul, 60 1t while you're young"
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s,l1oftrp::
Z M Y7 7ghfO'rHER,

Ny MorHER, how like music falls ;tssSSs
4 'phat,word dupontiny car s.
1t spoaks Of one whose tender voice
SIneyeri more shall hear,
Il tOfoue from whose deep hoart gush'd up
= Affection warm and FREQ,
Whuso-bright eyes never beamed in love
But they turned ON NE
Il know not but that sainted one
May hoverT-near mo now,
i fancy that I feel her breath
Stealo'er my troubled brow,
That nov she dries the flowing tear
with bor fond, ardent kiss
And whispers in mine car those words
Which made my chid-hood's blss-
Ny MoruER from thy slar-liko-cyos
1 saw the light depurt,
Thy last. convulsve, kiss fond ono
ltalmost broke my heurt,
l saw them lay in the cold earth
Thy loved and graceful form,
They gave the bring adored
10 feast tho filthy worm.
And MOTHER, oil that glorious morn
When al the dead Of earth
Shall start into eternal life
AS by u second birth,
May thy redeemed spirit bo
My guardian angel still
Aud lead me to tho shining host
That throng "the heavenly hill" w. T.
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c. I. THIS sct shall take erect Immediately.
Disabled -eamen.

AZ ACT % amen sltf@i ar,r--
eso es .-am-' posed ef a. isgi P4s--i APr %, "a
"t1f.. tTi. t-ng pr-s-lt
IT,, People Of The SAT- # w Yyrk, rvessa,ea a Sen,
ate ard Asssmbiy, do .H0ci az fiiors
szcri y J. The sum Of ak thousand one hundred
and ,xty dollars sod thirteen cent?. rernalLiDs
10 the State Treasury the credit Of tne Marine Fund
shall BE- paid the warrant Of the Controller,
the Trustees Of the Ssameus Fund aud Retreat 10 De-
applied in pursuance Of the act Of April -, 1891.
uted IAN act 70 provide for sick and disabled sea
men
SIC The tald sum shall be invested By the ssd
trustees Ia the stock Of the ae Of New York and ;he
interest thereon II any surplus remain IN their hands
after paying the expenses Of the said Retreat shall be
applied the relief Of the distressed families OF sea
and their orphan children unless otherwise special
~ required for the wants Of the Sesmens Retreat
SIC 3 The said Board OF Trustees shall pass proper
by laws and ordinances for regulating the manner OF
distributing such surplus.
Sec 4 This act shall take effect Immediately.