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Ighing aboa, 5000 lbs.
Class No. ls.
To be delivered as required
$40 barrels Of good sharp building Sand.

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J,iih ne naniss y, srIIri f
crease Or a " e er csn ~ ~ ,ns o hs
70 ,ip a , ~ =, ~ ~, ,ias a. - -,
may bose sneosa ~ er. sa rens e
XII IN. aYticles must be Of The 5ssf anali ssliver
ed n good order and subject to such inspection al the
yard az hs bureau may drea and pc n a
Their description Of Materials and SAMPLES apply TO the
Commendant o. ne yard ,.,,,..
menced within sixty days after The date contract and
Be- RON ms @ m ~ as u ns opinion o. the
require and must all be completed within SIX months alter
said date but no payment viii be made until July 1870
quired, during the fiscal year on these the twenty per
cent retained may at the option Of The Bureau be paid
when deliveries have been satisfactory; the balance sd
cent? Will s psa ny u s Nsy n S y
and approved
DER. bsrefore are especially Cautioned not to osr under
al impression that extension Of time wiz be granted
permitted
tract viii be required and 10 per cent as additional seen
rity deducted from each payment, until the shall
the conractas srees, and make affidavit that they In the
aggres to- worth and above their debts and iab
Each offer must be signed by the person persons max
Ing u and his or their as Wei as the Euarantors
naming me Town am stale mast os asns ; sa.ea
M,o ~ w, esaa -n;.h Pnoe. ., ~ ~
s,teI uIquFn .he M. sa oe
aerea sumcien' ana h.ney uo NOT r,sr .o eohae anu
4ona .os VS. ~ ~ II IL; ia
me oae OF houce Vi tIe " .ueh uu conn dc'
VIII oe maue WIZ S.u ee peLso III m s amo ns
RI hr scoss ~ nrices II any over he accented ofsp
Ills expressly 10 be ndersood that no offer will be con-
sdered ihat does NOT conform fully 10 the REQUIREMENTS 81
| fhIs advertisement
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Terms WT.
To the Navy Agent at ---- OF ---- in the State
OF hereby offer to furnish under your advertisement
dated - and subject to all The requirements Of the
same, al me articles enoraceu IN 'he oples' 'of
Cia II N9 -, -, Nz X ..lo ,, - J, ,,o, ,> ,
lheIe insfIt me hrc!es anu pess Sairieh QUIZ amount
ny E ~ w ,,t ; ~ eka. =, ~, rsl ,a af IN
Inc uhuefs'ehed - OF -- anu - o. -,--, :, IN
The above named - WILL his offer be accepted enter
Into contract as before required with the United States
within fifteen days after the date OF notice through the Post
offce, Of the acceptance oihs Did as before mentioned
signatures. &#
certify that the above named - and ----- arr
known TO me TO he good and responsible IN The
case - WIN. II, SCOTT,
| ap 2l--lawiw--tlnfel Union.) Nary Agent
| ~ AZ. p..sId.,,. ~ a.. TI,tt.d c..t.a
pursuance Of law JAMES n Poik, President Q
the United STATES OF hereby declare ana MAKE
known That public sales w be ned a. ne unaernentoned
hes.ati aes,Esaen S - o,sonn ~ ,,on
dv The orth day Of June NEXT Tor The disnosa OF lie
nubr lands situa within the
viz. '. =
ynrtb ortb, bos, linz on ,rest oc te II,
''''"' " "'' VS. 800 -: z 80 ~ ' - 80 =
utdH' r
township six, u range i sa
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PETER BROWN, n Li,ile Il, Brooklyn.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIII.A has been ex.
pressy prepared in reference 10 Female Complaints No
female should neglect to take IT, is certain preventive
any Of the nmero,ssd horrible diseases whchthey
subject II is valuable for those who approaching
gomanhood is calculated TO assist by quicken
ing the blood and nygoratg the system Indeed, this
cne IL Invaluable for all the delicate diseases to which
subject
II the whole system, permanently the
ral energies by removing the impurities Of the bloodby
far stimulating The system 10 produce subsequent
relaxation, which IL the OF most medicines taken for
. emule weakness and disease,
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS,

You who have Pale Complexions Dull Eyes, Blotches
IN the Face Rough Skim or freckes, and tout Of sp
rtsi use a bottle Two Of DIR, TOWNSHIPS SARSAPA-
RIILA II will cleanse the Blood, remove the Frecklss
and Dloces and give you animation sparkling syes fine
spirits, and beautiful complexioIall 81 which OF i'm
n,ense value to UNMARRIED LADIES. Gt, t44tss
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This yellow Pine Timber must be nee rom sap
knots, wind shakes and other defects
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U1-THE ONLY GENUINE-Eu
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

W1STAA'S BALSAM OF WILD OH EahE
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
THE ONLY GENUINE
DR.. Wistar's
BALSAM OF TILD CHERRY,
HAS THE
WRITTEN SIGNATURE
OF the sole Proprietor,
w. NJ. SPEAR,
On Me outside Urapper surrounding each Bottle.
THIS believed to be The only article bearing the
, ls as smanang from the Doctor The virtues Of
al important organ the Liver has long enjoyed the conf
GIN ef Psiiaaepia, william NJ spear ofhe City
Of Philadelphia being duly sworn according TO law deposes
" Cherry for as.ns y S
Lungs, which given him by Dr. Wistar, regular
possession any person except the said Dir wisfar
sworn to and subscribed before me- and city seal Affixed
on the first day Of November A D. eighteen hundred and
fory.seven JoHN SWIFT Mayor H.. 81
Absurd as may appear In the face Of the above unei
able proof an individual from Boston, Mass recently APP
piled to the United States District Court Of PENNSYLVANIA for
Injunction the General Agent for the United States
and the British Provinces to prevent said Agent from eel
ling The only genuine Or Wisiars Basam Of Wild Cherry,
(sa individual claiming the right) OF course, the Hon
Judge Of sod Court promptly refused l.
Its Wisars original Basam Of Wild Cherry alone that
performs the cpfe. Let them mol deceive you Look
wello The mark ofthe genuine.
No Or. Wisar'a Basam OF Wild Cherry possibly be
the genuine without the written signature Of WIN Nj SPEAR
the ontside wrapper surrounding each Bottle This
being the ouly genuine Balsam offered to the public
The genuine Dalsam Is put up In bottles, with the words
DR., Wisar's Dalsam Of Wild Cherry, Philadelphia"
blown In the glass; each bottle bearing label on the 'front.'
with the signature Of WIN. NJ SPEAR
A liberal discount to druggists and dealers
AGENTS.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC have this day ap pointed T.
w DoYTT 4 soas. No lal North Second street pha del
pha, sole Wholesale furnishing Agents for the lony gent
Incl Dr. WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
All orders for the Dslsam addressed TO them, viii be
promptly attended the Prorrietors lowest Who'll
prices, w NJ SPEAR Sole Proprietor.
Also for sale by Respectable Druggists and Merch
throughout the United States Mexico West Indies and
British Provinces who In the practice Of seng Gen
uine Popular Medicines.
Price 81 Six Bottles for S.
III Far fill particulars read Dyoifs Oracle Of Health
10 be had Of the Agents. mar bly,
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WINES AND LIQUoRs,AT REDUCED
PRICES,

I'VE WILL hereafter sell all te following WINES and
w LIQUORS at from 10 10 % per below former
prices;
75 baskets Hledsleck CIfi1fpA CINE WINE.
~ DO Gleslers'e champagne Of extra fine quality,
|, - do Bochs champagne fair article,
% do Shield brand, PTS aud qfs.
g doz. old reserve MADEIRA vintage 1915
~ . London L. r., very hne.
y " Serral, old and fine.
u gual Madeira, very old and fne.
10 " Mamsey do. choice article
" " Gnpejui do. very old.
y . Poniars Bro sherry extra fine.
- " Do f" fine article 4gl +,
" : Amoniado pale sherry, very fine
Is +" OLD PORT VINE,ycr fine.
90 f" OLD COGNAC BRAND y, pale and dark
50 OLD MONONGAIfgLA JvYflSK y, very prime.
With variety ooher wines and Liquors all o. Which
will he sold unusually low. SlMMS ~ SON.
We have on hand part 81 the stock Of Madeira and
sherry 81 the late Walter Smith, which was selected from
His Of wnes with much care, and VIII be sold much
below his fixed prices ten years ago. SIS
ian Idly Pa avenue, opposite jackson Hail.
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

n u ! okFTkMBEH It7b,
m TowasENp--Dear Sr-My wife has been, for sevc
raj years. afflicted with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies obtain relief but all pr
pose She finally induced by seeing your advertise
ment to give your SARSAPARll.LA q trial was also
together with man In my employ - badly troubled with
The Piles and by using small quantity OF your Sarsaps
FILA, our complaint was completely cured consider II
sfir' N to give II a trial.
GARRIT GARRABRANT,
~ Market street, Newark.
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DIR. TOWNsEND's sARsAPARMI A


MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.
rNIIIs EXTRACT sputup in quart totes nisar times
cheaper and warranted superior 70 any sold
cures diseases, without ronng, Pgs, siekeniv, or
The great beauty and superiority of this sarsaparla
all other remedies 10, while II eradlcaies
disease, II nvigcratea the body.
IT HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN 1900 CURES
THIS YEAR.
1000 cures Of Rheinsafisna
900 cures Of Dyspepsia. e
$500 cures Of General Debility and Want Of NERVOUS
1000 Fsma,s conplaints, and over 1000 Of Dis
sasss Of me Blood, pis;
face &c, &c together with numerous cases Of eonsimp
hon liver complaints spinal aflctions, DC. This we are
physciansa agents from all paris the United States
Informing Of extraordinary cures r. Van Busirk, Esq
sey informs that he refer TO than one hundred
md ity cases IN that place alone There are thousands Of
cases in the city Of New York whichwe Will reiero with
pleasure. and 10 men OF charaeIer well known.
OPINIONS or PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Townsend Is almost daily receiving orders irsm ply
sIcians in different parts Of the Union
This Is certify that we, the undersigned, Physicians Of
70 VIZ "A and believe i to ). one
Of the most valuable preparations Of Sasapara in the mar
ket
I r. H. Pulling, NJ d., j. WILSON, NJ d., n, n Briggs, NJ.
d., p. II. Emendorf NJ ID.
Albany, April Il l645
clans on Long Island
0arrNPoRr, July 10, Isa6.
On, TownsErp--Dear Sr--I Ia with satisfaction that
say you, that have recently Witnessed IN several cases
the most beneficial results from your EXTRACT or SAR
sAPAilLLA. Being engaged la the practice OF medicine
have prescribed In several cases never without be-
eft In the removal Of diseases arising from deranged
any thiss ofifs kind offered 10 The public You viii
please unl M two dozen, DC
Respectfully yours,
IS, O. PRESTON AZ. n
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Notice TO Pre-emption claimants.

Every person entitled The right Of pre- empton any
Of the lands within the townships and paris OF townships
above enumerated Is required 10 establish the the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper land
office, and make payment therefor practicable,
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
Of the public sale Of the lands embracing
the tract claimed otherwise snch claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner fine General Land Office.
Mar 7--lawl3W
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE i26 FULTON STREET, NJ yo;f
sun Building
DIR T. W DYoTT 4 SONS, GENERAL AcrsTs No
.s2 North Second Street. philadelphia, Pa
Agent for Washington City, CHARLES STOTT, DRug-
sIsT corner 7ih street and Penn. Avenue. n
no Also, ior sale BY Druggists generally
ny NONE GENUINE UNLESS PUr UP IN THE
LANCE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, AND aIosKD WITH TINE WRITES SIGNATURE OF
8 r. TOWNSEND, AND His NAME BLOWN GLASS
no. ID n. D Y O II r.. In
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voice TO Preservation Claimants.

Every person entitled the right Of pre- empon any
Of the lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above rnumerated required fe establish the to the
satisfaction register receiver Of the proper land
office, and make payment therefor as practicable
after seeing this notice and before the day appointed for
cling the claimed, otherwise such claim will be for
feited, RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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Glass No. o.
Ream. Regulation Paper fein lined, per pattern, best
g a"'''SEl ap paper DO do DO do
Do t,l.I papa do three sides Do Do DO 90
! do Ttuer paper suitable for envelopes
do Blank biis Of Tsdlns pr pati.rnto be farnish'd
Q do do haifmonthiy returns, ruled TO pattern do
do Blank Reqnisition Books, half bound In boards,
and qures each
gals Black Ink, in quart bottles
do Blue Fluid, In pint do
i2 ANAL bottles Carmne red Ink.
6gross best quality Steel Pens
ioz Pen Holders
pound Waters
do Sealing WAX
81 doz Black Lead Pencils
do Red Tape
3 do black Sand, or IL pound.
II pieces India Rubber.
300 No 80 o 7. ouils
gam Almsnacs Tor 1850 tbound and iettered)
Glass No. 10.
MiAc sllaneo0s, TO be delivered a required
l2t9ns best quality Timothy Hay.
do do do Rye Straw,
Miscellaneous, 10 be delivered as required
4e0 bushels Of Corn.
40 do Oats,
Class No. IL.
Miscellaneous 10 be delivered onsthrd by the 18th Jolly
the balance by lst December next
500 bushsis Cumberland Lump Coal
Class No. IL.
Msc,snsos 10 be delivered, one third, by the i5h July
sooo bushels Lump Coal, best virginia
1000 do Averafe do do do
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"a long handled Shovels
IL No q brass wire Sieves
IL " 8 do do do
=" 20 do do do
ream fine Sand Paper
do do Emery do
100 pounds White Chalk
10 do Red do
40 do Gum Sheliac
40 do Flour Emery
90 do On Cut do
20 do Sd do do
90 do best Shoe Thread
400 do Tallow
i6 do Rotten Stone
s do Pumice Stone
s do Scotch Stone
do fine Sponge
1900 do Oakum for wipng
10 sides Bellows Leather
IL do heavy Harness Leather
8 dozen Corn Brooms
8 do Hickory do
4 do double Dnstera
4 do ground Paint Brushes 000)
do do do Tools (No. 81
4 do White Wash Brushes no knots)
2Pallette Knives, II ins. In blades
Putty Knives
/ small Paint Mill
4 bls sour or condemned -four for foundry use
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To- TAKE NOTICEi--The Canton Tea
Company the eTcIiisire vendors Of the superior
Black Tea called "HOWQUA'S MIXTURE They Intro
duced II In America In lso-and every other sperson
house processing 10 sell the same at a-much less at
lower pricedeceive the nhwary, the public themselves
win perceive BY comparing the spurious with the genuine
!" IIowqna" yended by the Canton Tea Company
Every package lin addition Its containing tH toeix6
independent Of the wrapper bears the stamp neancss
and elegance and the Teas therein thoroughly secured
from light and air that their quality and power viii remain
unimpaired In any climate. n
CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent,
AT TRMPLRMAN's Book store
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Notice to Prescription Claimants

Every Person entitled the right OF pre- empon any
Of The lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated required to establish the 10 the
satisfaction register and receiver Of the proper land
Office and make payment therefor as practicable,
after seeing this notice and before the day appointed for
the commencement Of the public sale Of the lands en-
braring the claimed otherwise such claims VIII be
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Mar 6--lawl3W
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uNIrEn srArEs nErIoEa

Capt q w Mclean, Member Of the Legislature, and late
the United States Navy has kindly the following
certificate II tells s own story.
RAILWAY, Ian, %, Iea7.
year since was taken with the influenza, and my
whole system left IN debtated was induced to
try DIR TOWNSHIPS SARSArAHILIA,s and after taking
two three bottles, was very much relieved and atiri
butte entirely the said Sarsaparla have continued
taking IL and find that improve every day believe it
saved my ie and would not be without II under any
sideration. a. w. MCLEAN.
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Cleanse and Strengthen Consumption he cured Bron.
chifis Consumption, Lrrer Complaint Colds Coughs,
CafarTh ASTHMA Splitting Of Blood Sorenessfnhs Ceef,
Hectic FYnsh, Nighf Sredfs, Difficult Prpfise ESpec-
ioaion Pain IN he Side, &C. hare been and be cur
3D. &8 rtf VII al fJ6s Isss, siies
Probably there never remedy that has been
cessi In desperate Of Consumption this II clean
and strengthens the SYSTEM and appears heal ulcers
the nngs, and the patients gradually regain their usual
health and strength. aas Ht2'a
ALMOST A MIRACLE,
Read the following, and doubt II you cam thai Consump
ton be cured This Ia only one, Of several kindred
cases, that TOWNSENDS SARSAPARII.LA has cured:
BnoogLrf, Sept ID, 1886.
Dr. TowssEsD- Dear Sir Il was taken a lille over
year ago, with cough and pain In my side; in
creased on me fast nieed was pronounced by ply
sieias to have i quick consumption raised large guam
lea oil bad matter had night aweats, understanding very
astmy doctor said he could do nothing me- went to
the hospital hope OF being benefited but pronounced
ncurable was greatly distressed at the lungs and
could hardly breathe soon became erpacated and
pected die; confined my bed aud was Obliged
have watchers Indeed, cannot give you amy description
that wonld do justice TO my ctse. was supposed by my
friends to be past recovery had tried great number OF
remedies and oil seemed be Of effect read Of the
most extraordinary cures peror ed by your medicine and
tell you the TRUTH suspected there humbgin
them. Hut was induced TO try IL; did So and am very
thankful! did cannot gay that am entirely well, butt
far recovered I'd be about my business, and hope
be entirely well in few weeks My cough, pain In the
side aud night sweais, have left me- aud raise but very
nle and fast gaining my usual strength feel Il my
duty TO give yo, statement of my case, 70 publish you
please
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DR TownsEHp--Dear Sir-I have The pleasure 10 inform
you hat three my children have been cured Of the Scro
lula by The Of your excellent medicine They af
hcted very severely with bad sores have taken only for
bottles took them away, for which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully, FtHi Esd
ISAAC w. GRAIN, los Wooster street. ~
New York March 1, 1917.
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Class No. 4.
l53 Tons No. !, American Grey Pig Iron.
Class No. s.
To be delivered as required.
so barrels of Lime
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JOHN JACKSUN, EsfI-, Edt0r OF The halfway Kepubll.
unpublished the above certificate, and edi.
iorla as follows
TJ- The sue DR. TOWNSEND'S PREPARA-
TON OF SARs 10 la appears 10 be one OF the most
extraordinary chas. We publish to-day two certificates
in its behalf Capt Mclean Of this town. and one
from the Rev Mr.. White, Of Staten Island, gentleman
well known in Railway Capt Mclean believes the medi-
cine TO have saved his life, Mr. White
tain equally strong confidence in Its efficacy. Intelligent
men like these would not praise strongly what they did
nnt fully believe to he deserving.
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sCRoFuLA CURED.
THREE CHILDREN

This certificate conclusyey proves thai this SARSAPA-
RA has perfect control the obstinate diseases
of The blood Three persons cured in house ia iprs-
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"Alasi for the rarity
nS TLs...t. kss

As our mission is to all mankind, and especially the
poor, we shall continue TO expose such cruelty
Cincinnati Nonpdrsii
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Miscellaneous 10 be delivered one third by the 18Th Jolly
The balsnce BY let December next
500 bushels Cumberland Lump Coal
1900 do do Average do
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ANOTHER NEW YORK TRAG.

ANOTHER NEW YORK TRAGEDY.
About o'clock, ?. N. on the 4th, the
inmates Of Towards Hotel, on the corner
Of Maiden Lane and Broadway, New
York, were alarmed by two reports Of a
pistol; which were heard by not only those
in the house, but by the neighbors at .
distance of several houses from the scene
Of the drama which was afterwards dis
covered. The facts Of this affair are thus
described in the Herald:
"a few minutes after the usual dinner
hour, gentleman; apparently about forty
FIVE years Of age short in stature, and bald
headed, presented himself at the office,
accompanied by lady about fifteen years
his junior, not particularly handsome, bit
Of an attractive and prepossessing appear
ance.. The gentleman entered his name as
Mr. Laban Eastabrook, and the party were
shown into one Of the parlors ofthe hotel.
One Of the walters remarked to the gem
tleman in charge Of the books ofthe Office,
that the lady seemed to be laboring under
an unusual degree Of agitation; and it had
not escaped the penetration Of the expert
enced clerk, that there was something un-
usual in the air and appearance Of the
new arrival. The dinner was quietly
proceeding, and the habitants Of this we'll
ordered hotel were undisturbed BY any
abprehensions Of tragical occurrence,
when two reports Of a pistol, in quick sue
cessioi,, reterberatrd throughout the build
ing. or course, the greatest alarm was
Immediately felt by the proprietor, inmates
and walters, who all rushed Simultaneous
" TO that quarter Of the building from
which the report proceeded. The scene
which was now presented was tragic and
alarming in the extreme. A gentleman,
apparently in the last agonies Of dissolu-
ton, Law extended on the carpet, which
was believed with bis blood and lady,
who seemed to be in swooning condition,
had Just fallen into the arms Of one Of the
waters. Of. course, the CONSERVATION
was appalling. Every one Of the numer-
Gus strangers, who had by this time reach
ed the scene Of the tragedy, was thunder
struck at the spectacle which was present.
ed, and in soft whispers the inquiry pro-
cecdcufrom every mouu1- WHdt - Tue mat
ter? What has been done here What
can II mean? God bless me, what's the
matter? Messengers from the hotel were
on the moment despatched TO the police
authorities, and soon thereafter an officer
Of the Third Ward arrived, who found the
gentleman in dying condition. Suppos-
ing the case 10 be beyond the reach Of
medical aid, and that the presence Of the
Coroner was demanded, the policeman
Immediately with Promptitude left, in or
der 10 summon that officer 10 the scene -
In the meantime. the gentleman, who, il
now seemed, had been wounded only in
the scalp, which had been merely grazed
by bullet, revived, and the lady recover
ing from her swoon, the bystanders were
enabled to ascertain the particulars Of the
melancholy occurrence, and 10 adopt snch
measures as propriety and the circum-
stances demanded.
In the midst Of the confusion which ma
tnralfy enough ensued, i was found that
the lady had disappeared, and the gentle
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(coxcLuDED on % PACE

From the Church Of England Msgazins.
AN EVENING HYMN.
See the shadows quickly stealing
Ger the sunny brow Of dayi
Hark tAe belps deep solemn pealing
In the air has died awsyi
Come, ere sleep
Unnerve our yigor,
Let Us for protection prayi
From the robber, from the madness
!. or the all devouring fire,
From troubled spirits sadness,
From the Plaques Implying ire,
Save us, Lord!
@ Good Lord, deliteri
Thou whose Ihercies never tirei
sssusi ssviori sowfy bendinx
At the foctstool Of thv might,
Let thy love our darkness rending,
Robe US in thy garb Of light
Guide Us here,
And then for ever g
Places on thy glory's height.