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49,
Hail 80a0s.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

I tsss1 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1859.
lEI.s 80 FOR RIB BOSTON ST.
D,11v :. >--NHITE MOUNTAINS
FroTn ~ I, va NORWICH AND WORCESTER LINE,
yar oo vi CORTLAND street. Pier 49, North River New
Trains. 7 u 'ile ThadeIphla and southern
PPA'rGAIE IRA NSFERRED FREE OF CHARGE
r. nlld uielr checks FOR baggage 10 the Fxnress
- et IN cars, and receive cards for the sama from
ctecks 70 Rs on board steamers for through
eXnense for carriage hire 80 N''ey c"dFee. NO
The and magnificent sta,p,or Co,r,,,,-,,.,, 49,,
J. W. Williams, commander, leaves ever, "A III
day and Saturday, at O'clock F. NJ 10y ueSu"3' lhufs-
The fast and elegant steamer con NFCTTCTrT w, W.,
Friday, at o'clock, 7. VI. '' "e"Hesuty ana
The Boats on this route unriyaIlrd
Passengers going by this Line eas, rid,,.
spendldy furnished sixteen wheel anu
East. ~ 7'''s ->ofth an
The superiority Of this route in splendid Ste,
boats, unsurpassed in the world-the Commonwealth bn
the ne plus ultra Of steamboat architecture in spacions
teen wheel cars the easiest invented in the road track
the ees from dust OF all the roads in New England and in
odd Commonwealth '~
Elegant family and other State Rooms had on board
No charge for berts in cabins Meals furnS on board
10 secure Rooms in advance, other information, address
or inquire of E. s MARTIN AGENT
NIB am Nau Vorly
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INO BUTCHERS AND CATTLE OF1TFpS-
Wanted to contract for 1000 fore.ouarters ~ 70 -,
Eeany quality CURRY, NEPHEW Co 81 WsS az Pb gTf
feSn
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i is' i tssss 65Ss.,;.:.z PHILADELPHIA, -

c,,,,- BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
PR{NG ARRANGEMENT
= and after MONDAY. April lIh, Passenger trains FL,
philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEp6Tr
pAI!1 except sunday follows: -' "a
FlAfltESS TRAIN at ga O'Clock A. NJ WAY MAIL ot
H"Hl A NJ; EVENING MAIL at SOS F. N The - 4 n
uiiih makes close connections through to Boston
and II p. NJ. ' az e''' 1'''I''i-'i
ON tNDAYS at 5c5 P " only An the trains connect
nE with New York Trains except 5U5 r NJ on SatI,rdaVS
rom ia RE DE GRACE and Intermediate places at 535
, FOR SEAFORD, DELAWARE
passenger; leaving baltimore at 4 NJ connect Mt vii
mington with al A. NJ. trn and 30 l. NJ from Baltimore
with Gus p. N. train " " ~ ""'''ioIe
NollCEAil cnorcd persons, whether bond or free will
70 rihg some responsible white person, person
ly known to the undersigned who will he willing 10 sign
bond to the Company, before they will he passed over any
portion of the road. 0'N' '-S
-.apll-tI - WIN CRAWFORD Agent
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HEIDSlCK, and other good brands
r. LEIDEN'S CELEBRATED HOOK WINES
SHELTON, GLOSTER, PARMESAN AND AMERICAN
CHEESES.
OLD MOCHA, JAVA, and other COFFEES. TEAS of all
kinds and hest quality.
FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS, TRUFFLES, MEATS,
and SOUPS, Theoretically sealed; PATE DE Fol GRAS,
small size
A large assortment of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC COR
DIALS and fine GROCERIES of every descriptions sale
by GEO. HOlIJNS,
ii y. Charles street,
myl2f of Fayette
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E@A Il. K A U S & CO.,
tnE[SEi IMPORTERS
$500 DEALERS IN LIQUORS AND WINES
- PRODUCE AND CIGARS.
~, NO 10 CIIEAPSIDE, ONE DOOR SOUTH LOMBARD ST,
9er Tor sale an eXenXe assortment Of Pure Cognac Bran
dies various yntage Whskeys Old Rye, superior Scotch
Old Bourbon, Monongahea Holland Gin, of different brands
DOMESTIC Brandy Gin Pure Spirits Rected Nhskey and
Peach Brandy Swiss Stomach Bitters superior article of
which sole agents for the MARYLAND Cigars
imported and domestic all guaranteed give satisfaction
>ocI9t1 No. IL CHEAPSIDE
a LAURENCE Thomson & co,
5sAEsiEXCHANGE PLACE, HEA- OF COMMERCE.
Es$S52ah STREET,
- IMPORTERS OF
49, BRANDlES, ES, SEGARS, &c
Offer for sale an extensive assortment of
BRA NDlES:
Hennessy; Otard, Dupuy Co. Jean Louis 1911; Supe-
nor Old COgnac Jules Robin d Co; A. Seenette: John
Durand Co-of various grades All in O. S Bonded Ware
houses. ~ N
WINES:
Sherry, Madeira, Port Sicily, Lisbon, Burgundy and
MALAGA Wines in casks Also, Chamrage, Claret and Hook
diaS $500 7'''4t0 wi
HOLLAND GIN, of Bickers "Grape" brand-of highly
approved quality London Brown Stout and Porter Scotch
and India Ale Bordeaux and Marselles Sweet oil Sar.
Dimes Macctroni, Nermice, Olives, Capers, &c, &c
HAVANA SEGARS constantly receiving from a number
fl
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Skippna.
FOR BREMEN
FOR LONDON

FOR BREMEN.
- The fine American ship CHINA Keaser, MASTER
Will have quick dispatch For freight passage apply
F. l.. BRAUNS x CO,
m27tf corner Lombard street and Cheapsde
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~ y -NINt ININtT y. |.
rIT OFFICE or NIONTNFNT

81 OFFICE OF MONUMENTA
STEAM TUG COMPANY.
The Companys boats having been put pre running
order are now prepared to execute every description of river
and harhor towing the shortest notice. - -
The Company'S Boats follows
Steamer IlGRESS, Captain Luke League
~, Steamer LIONESS, Captain A. H. League
The commanders experienced masters and every cuar
ahtee gwen for the safety Of vessels in their CHARGE The
rates OF towage Will be made reasonable For further nor
NATION apply to the Captains board the agent
jalS-tf N &. " 20 '..
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E&A CPAS. McCOLGAN & BRO,
tsiE~5i No 8 SARATOGA STREET
sS43AA NEAR GAY.
Have hand and offer for sale all the most anproved
brands of both Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS. which they
prepared to sell the reasonable terms Th.S
enumerate in part, viz BRANDIES, of different brands IN
public stores HOLLAND GIN; Port Sherry, Madeira and
Irish Scotch and Pure Old Rye WHSKEYS, of fine quality
Invited to call and for - Ii,
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SAMUEL WErHERED, Trustea, rs. DAVID GOHN
n THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE

/ n TIE CIKCUIT COURT FUR BALTIMORE
lClT1It is in this case, the goth day of Nav 1852
ordered that all the in this to T. Par
Kin Scott ESQ., the Auditor Of this Court an
herefrom and that the creditors of David Cohn were
such prior to the LIST day Of October 1888 hereby required
10 file their claims, duly authenticated, with said Auditor
on or before the I'D day Of July next and that notice .
gwen to SAID creditors to file their respective claims as re
quired by this order by the insertion Of copy thereof in one
newspaper printed in the city of Baltimore twice week for
three successive weeks before said 22i day CT July neyt
WIN. GEO KREBS.
True cOpy-test-WM. Ii. II, TURNER
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m WIN. GEO. KREBS.
True copy-test-WM Ii. II. TURNER.

JNO II. B. LATR0EE, Trustee, rs. MARGARET GREY
and others. A'i
\ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Il CITY May 2st, lS59Ordercd, that sale made and
reported by George NJ. Gill Trustee, for the sale Of the
property IN the proceedings mentioned be ratified and con
re unless cause to the contrary thereof he shown on or
before me 2ith day OF June next provided copy this
order be inserted Ill some newspaper printed in Baltimore
once IN fch OF three successive weeks before the said oath
day of June next "
The Report states the amount of sales to he SISTGn
- WM: II. II. TURNER, Crk
True copy-Test--WS. H. H. TURNER
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Liza 49,. =ssz4i- Es=ss55js -
HS---Ht.s- = 1.z---.-e.....

on and after MONDAY, April 18TH 1852 the trains ovsr
the Road viii run is follows, viz: ' ~ ihS o'eF
n FOR THE HEST
Isl Inc Mail Train leaves daily tSunday eXc,pd, AZ IN
with the Mail Train for " - " '''' ''i''ecIhS
,.. iITTSBURG IND THE VEST
ArIlEhg IN flttsburg at II A. NJ and Chicago at 4OP
Cincinnati at 10 z. NJ a. Gov "a NJ ana
IhG Gincinna and Chicago Express leaves daily at
Il r Mi and Chicago at 6;l5 A NJ Cleveland at SIS
H. |oiuhpusa at 10 T. NJ; Cincinnati at A. 81
For THE NORTH
Isl ne Mail Train leaves Calvert Station daily at
a NJ NTuhdy eXcepted,l arriving in Harrisburg at II AZ
a. NJ WIliam;Port at P NJ Elmirl ut q p H. and Bnf
rag b3 at ri Ip.59 A. NJ, and Dunkrk at 80 A. ". "
"a me hnnalo and Niagara Express Train Leaves daily
AVGPI Sunday) at j J. NJ arriving at Harrisburg Al *
r. ~, "i9msp9r at y NJ Elnira at NJ and BufaIo
dt IuN A NJ, and Dunkrk at llD A. NJ THIS train con
meets iIt tImlIa with trains for ~ WI
ALL HE CITIES AND TOWNS N WESTERN NEW
,,.Dr YORK AND CANADA. "
az lua Win trans for Suspension Bridge,
VIA IiE Hlelt W tSteTn Railway for all parts of
II IANADA AND THE WEST AND NORTHWEST
SSeSers from Washington for WEST leave y rains
az io A. NJ and +. NJ; and those for the NOl!TII Nv
t'ls at 80 A NJ and 80 A NJ, connecting with trains AT
NaltI Stati9n at - y NJ, +. n, and r NJ
for III tEIS and further
peasf apply az the Ticket office, Calvert Station b corner
OF Calvert and Franklin streets, Raltimor. " " 'iie'
T II III ,u>-r,,, T. Z ADREON, Asst Superintendent
80" IN. -ISHSS agent apl9H
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4egal Aotites.
GEO. +. SANGSTON, Clerk.
True copy-test-GEO. f SANGSTON,

r.
JOSIAH 4. b. MUSE and others as. FRED'K W MCSE &c
1 n THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
LEFTY, SITTING IN EQUITY, 10Th May. lS59-Orlered
that the sale made and reported by Robert Garretson
trustee Tor the sale OF the property in the proceedings
toned be ratified and confirmed, unless contra
ry thereof be shown before the thirteenth dav of
June next Provided copy this order inserted in some
newspaper printed in Baltimore once in each three sue
ceSsve weeks before thesaid 18th day of June next
The report states the amount of sales he -. 500
GEO f. SANGST0N. Clerk
True copy-test-GEO +. SANGSTON.
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FOR THE SOUTH
ssaa1ne15zs.z-zs DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PEILADEL.

e1aasEcz5lzr.-5s DIKECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
PHlA and BALTIMORE, via the
~ .-- ebay LINE,''
TO N0KRQIkh WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
GOMERN, AND NEW ORLEANS
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, except Sandays) via
BAY LINE 4 SEA BOARD Il ROANOKE RAILROAD
~, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
Inc Schedule being arranged that the traveller
10 NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from 'o'
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON, n c.
THROUGH TICKETS
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~ - Meet riley as. McCURLEY.
N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE

WILLIAM $. SMART as. McAILISTER SMAR rt al
IN HE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
L. CITY, 18th Nay 1879 -ordered that the sale made
and reported by Bernard Carter Trustee sale of h
property in the proceedings mentioned be ratified and
frmee unless cause to the contrary thereof shown on
or before the I'D day OF June next provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed in baltimore
once in each of three successive weeks before 2 ay Of
June next ~ N"' Vi
The Report states the amount of sales to be $3.50
W H. II. TURNER, Clerk
True copy-test-W. L, H. TURNER
m25law3w Cisr1,
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TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
lBALTIMORE CITY.-IN THE MATTER OF THE IN.
SOLVENT ESTATE OF SAMUEL II. LYErH-Ordered
this 25th day Of May 1889 that the sale of easehod Pro
Pc y made and reported by Robert Barry Trustee and
the is hereby ratified and confirmed cause to
the contrary be shown before the sd day of June
next provided copy of this order he inserted n some
newspaper printed in the city Of Baltimore week for
three successive weeks before the @ day June next
W. l.. MARSHALL
True copy-Test-WILLIAM j. HAMILL,
m26law3W nj
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FOR LIVERPOOL

- The fine British bark 'F. l.. ALTHAUSSE,"
asey MASTER will have dispatch for the above port For
eight or passage apply to FOARD Il ROGERS
mott Ii Bowy's wharf.
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HENRY DASHIELL ct a. as JACOB HORN et al
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIW0RE
lCIff-Ordered this 18th day of May, A. D. 1852 that the
sale made and this day reported by John H. b Latrobe
and F. W Bruno, Jr Trustees in the above cause he
and confirmed unless cause to the contrary thereof be shewn
of this order be inserted in newspaper printed n
Baltimore in each of three successive weeks hefe the
said Sth day of June next ~ N'o1e '"e
The Report states the amount of sales to be 500
WM: H. II. TURNER, Clerk
True copy-Test: WI H. H TTRNER
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A TLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
81 WALL STREET, Corner of William,) NEW YORK.
INSURANCE AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND NAvI-
CATION RISKS.
RESERVED CAPITAL OV $1,000 900
ASSETS, OVER FIVE MILLIONS,
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INDIA CHINA.-Twelve dinner sets, each con.
tanning hundred and sxty-one pieces For sale b
'HohAs WHlTRIDGE O. Il and Bowly's wharf -
oc6-H
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Stocks of the United States, of the State of New
York, of New York City ,SsOO3
Loans secured by Stocks Bonds and Mortgages,
and otherwise ........................ s52 26
hea Estate. 200,0U
Dividends Stocks Interest on Bonds, and
Mortgages and other Loans, sundry notes, re-
Insurance and other claims due the Company,
estimated at 1888
rrehum Notes and Bills receivable. 2y29 so
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FOR LIVERPOOL

1919 The ship civilian PENN :" Capt Meade having
large portion of her cago engaged will meet with dispatch
for balance OF freight or passage apply to
r.o+e }. HOOPER & co,
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HEIDSIECK ORIGINAL CHAMPAGNE in
large supply in bond and duty paid always hand at
p DE- YORK prices NAl GRANGER CO, No. 8 Exchange
II1eE. Inl5-tf
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Mr.. PArrEE's TEsTIMoNY.

Seld N Pattee. sworn. Conversed with re-
ter Med. after his arrest on May 22 las'-
Witness referred to mein"ranuu"l
Mcdonnell was in the ] il. comne''ct''
talking with him. He said they were Nv
Faiths grocery that evcning-they came ont
and nassed over to the door opposite, Fam
,oo,-ca :, the tovhclc-asKed those INSIDE
vha, ,bor ,rara obout and what the hell was
trprns NeKeen came 10 the door and ask
al them what they were doing--who shook
the door. Med rerlied ''what i'll should say
II was me - McKeen then SAID ''you ought
10 have your face kicked off, You whelp-
McD. replied "sail in you son OF mteh;
NIX then made a pass at him (McDonnelD
We then clinched. hacked him on to the
eters. and as he fell kuifed him. Witness
asked him why he did 81. NJ Donneil answer
ed. "because he struck rae. and was no,
uoin 70 be licked Witness then asked
when he took ont the knife from his pocket
lie renlied. when McKecn made the pass at
him. ,,
Witness asked him if he had had anF
trou'le with McKern or hard feel,ngs "'-
wards him. lie said he had not " i''eSN
then asked him what the ARRAY gre" OUT w.
lie said ont of nothing. H then hecame
much ereitsd and witness left him. Med n
nell said nothing about falling on the kni'e'
Cyosserqnined. Mcdonnell said he saw
E,bt and went over from tbs saloon.
WITNESS handed to counsel for defence his
memorandum Of the conversation. Melon
nell said McKeen uade PASS at HIM frst.
C,nversed with the other two prisoners, llrst
with Balm, then with Kelly, then with Me-
Donnel.
Defence offered To show from witness the
accounts also given by Balm and Kelly. Oh
;ected to hv the States Attorney, and decld-
cd nv Court 10 he inadm issihle.
Crogt Termination resumed Witness
memorandum dos not include Mcdonnell
statement as to what occurred previous t
the clinch.
Mr.. HUNTINGToN' TESTIMONY.
S.,rrrr. Dr-NTlxGToN. sworn. Assisted II
the arrest of the prisoners on Sunday at tel
AN When | came in sight of them Ban
and Mcdonnell were on Pearl Street ~
Whitnev's blacksmith shop. Had not seel
Kelly that morning \ large crowd wa
with them. They came out OF Maiden Ian
and were moving down the street. Inc.
were in the custody of parties, no office
with them had been up to Mr.. McDon
nell's. while returning Heard rumor tha
Kelly was found. Men were hurrying t
and fro. | came from my house down street
then went up Pearl street. and saw crow
coming down. -.
Inquired and searched at Mr.. Mcdonnell
that morning but did not find Mcdonnell
That was about nine o'clock. Other partle
were with witness.
Defense objected to this testimony as imma-
terial.
Objection overruled, and examination pro
ceeded.
There were teams out and several partie
searching towards the Ferry and mouth o
River and elsewhere.
Cross eramtnahon. Can't say IN who's
custody they were when | saw them on Per
street. McDonneil's brother WAS walklni
with Balm: don't remember who WAS VIII
Mcdonnell.
The Court here took a recess ull aftcrno N
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THE VERDICT. THE EVIDENCE

The result of the late trial for murisr
this place is given in another column.
Painful as the subject is under every O.
pect, and i'll disposed as we are to make tie
trial or its result the subject Of comment, y.
can not let the matter pass by without Il,
mark or two. No doubt there has been frr
the first, a divided opinion in ou- comur-
ty as 10 whether Mcdonnell should BE- r.s.
ly adjudged guilty Of murder or manshu.5
ter; and we presume that division Of oprn..l
yet remains, modified in some instances
more or less, probably, bv the trial j1s
closed
We speak here of division Of opinir
among those who are equally free of spse-
personal sympathies in the case. and equal
earnest in their conviction that every hunr
beng 10 civilized community should be Pr.
tected by the law from unjust violence, ard
that he Who wronsfully Injuries, or cala
the death of his fellow man, should be T--
ished. according TO the nature apd aga1'
ton of the offence.
Taking the evidence alone which elma b.
fore the jury, (Which was ali the evll1s
they could act on), we think an opinilnr --
vailed among those who attended ;h- r-
those at least who did not probIbiy know %
think of the various distinctions which b"
been made by courts between what e.'-
tutes murder and what nansla CHIT. .
court rulings on the subject ofevil.1ee, u
BIin and Kelly would BE- acquitted, IS q.
were, and that in Mcdonnell, c.ss .1. To-
diet would be maasianyiler q, g@-.
that the jury would disagree. On '-'
the charge of the Judgo, probia! ---'
changed their opinion, and anticii-.-
verdict of guilty
But the public mind, in such q case u
not always content Itself with e'n''a'''
barely the evidence as it was lad ''-'.'
jury, but it takes wider range.
1t cannot fail. IN this case, to ask
would the evidence as a,whole have l'0A--'-
the testimony of Balm and Kelly who W..
with Mcdonnell and who. 20 say No moTe''1'
quite as we'll able to see waar was ''-
as Wight, Bliss and Logan WERE ''-
available? Their liIs were sealed on t''-
for they were indicted with McDJnnt-I -
are now declared. innocent Of gun
the case, and that 700 on the e'l-'
alone OF the government witnesses.
witness could they bring who was pr.
and who could stand forward TO give
proof OF ron participation on iheF ~.
the transaction which terminated 80 A''-
Yet the propriety Of their a'4 s
we think none can queSti'A'
think many will wonder why I''' ).
indicted ut all. We know that many g.
the evidence even for their coDl71iiiA
9th Of MAY. was very slender II
time their testimony was take" 'rl''
Coroner's jury, and in some most e.
points, where it was direct and ei''''
tendency lf given IN this trial. w0uf' ii
been to modify or destroy the en"' e
was produced by the testimony (On'y ~.
tire on some points by the governlnS"'
uesses
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October Sd


Court opened at quarter past nine O'clock
and the jury took their seats. Some other
business was transacted, and the jury having
answered to their names, States Attorney
Hard proceeded to make the closing speech
for the prosecution substantially as follows
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Apoi.oGUE. -

poor laborer, ia 4 certain village died
alter long iiluess aud having escaped the
turns'.s Of existence, presented himself at
the gates 81 Heaven, where he found lac had
been preceded by a rich man cf the same
locality, who had jus, died aud having pre-.
viously knocked, bad been admitted by the
Apostle Peter The laborer. who stood
without, was enehauted by the ravishing
sounds OF singing, rejoieiug aud sweet III a-ic
which appeared 10 hail the entrance OF the
Dives aud having knocked in his turn, was
also admitted
But what was his nstonishmcut at finding
silence, where sersphio sounds had 50 lately
been joyously uttered
How is this" he demanded of Peter
when the rich man entered heard music
aud singing is there, then, the same dis
sincticn between rich aud poor in Heaven as
on earth =
Not at all, replied the Apostle but tho
poor come to Heaven every day, whereas II
Is scarcely once IN n hundred ears that q
rich man gains admission
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ruR O.L1 LIGHT Ar Da4vu.

Lfcs last hours are grand testing honrs.
death tries all principles. aud lay bare our
foundation. Aapy have acted the hypocrits
in life, sho we're forced to be honcs, In the
hour of death. Mi.givipgs Of heart, that
Nc have kept secret tLroagh life, have come
out IN acAth and many, also. Who seemed
ell right and fair tor heaven, have Ead 10
declare that they have been .elf,d.c.ived.
A gentleman Of renowu Was on bis DYING
bed, when . friend at baud spoke Of the
Saviour. As To the Bible he replied, It
may bs true l don't know What, then,
ere your prospects :" he Vas. ssked. lie
replied IN whispers, which indeed were than.
ders "Dark--very dark" Tut have
yea no hsh, from the Sru Of Righteous
ness Have yos done justice to the Bible
Perhaps not, be replied but it 10 NV
too late--too late -
mother, who had laughed aud ridicsl-
eI religion and religious people, was s,.n
restless aud miserable on ter death bed
She desired tha; her chilIren should bs
called. The! came In impss-ioged ae,
cents she addressed them MY children
have besa leading you 10 the wrong road
oil Jour life. l lov fud the broad road
ends 10 destruction. did not believe il
before. oh seek to serve God, and try
TO hnd the gate TO heaven. though you may
not SEQ jour mother there Her lip. we're
closed forever, aud her spiri, departed to
its account, while the household looked on,
terror struck Mother fltLer would you
die thu-f Oh. no Then point to heaven
and lead che way BiHe S4cuty Rocord