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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22
TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!

CHINA GOODS! such as-Vases, Candle
~ sticks, Ponderboxes, Tu,lrt Sets. Cologne
bottles, Cups aud SaucrIs. Mugs, mattel, hOIes.
Cigar slard-, and Ii fac stUCA oi Tea aud Coffee
sets for children.
COMBS, ia Shell Ivory, BafrIn snd Horn.
CARD CASES, it, Shell aud Ivory.
q re MONAli.S, II large STOCK IT all sinds.
SEGAR CASES, Z fine variety.
M~EERCHOUM PIPES, Vr,y hne.
GU ILERl, real Jos. Rodgers knises& iaZoTs
BACKGAMMON & CHESS BOARDS.
GOLD PENS and PENCILS.
BOOhS, d hue hssOInuent tor Juveniles and gtoua
folks, u "unber OF new publications,
Bibles, llyInnGuoks, &c.
BRUSHES, iiair, Cloth, Hat ahd Tooth.
PAPER MACHE, WORK Boxes aud Writing
Desks.
JEWELRi, all hinir, all al crisis prices and
10 chslse Tor showing IL you cont buy.
CANDY, a large stock Ut the best Kinds.
FIRE WORKS, all kinds together, ~riuen BE
crackers aud TorpedOes.
EATAREES, such AS Baltimore Oysters. Ere.
srT,es, Fresh Corn ia csns, Fresh
Peas III csns, Fresh ToInaiose IN cars,
SGrdines, Lobsiers, SalhIon1. French
Fates and Pickles, and u liuls VI every
thing that is good Ia Tho We, 81 Eat
ables or DrhkabltS.
sF-Cai aud examine.
dec22 StOckley d Dclavulladc.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22

THE FEELING I N GEoRGIA.-The Colum-
bus (Ga.) Times brings the cheering
intelligence that ''threcfourths of the
counties heard from in that State, have
past secession resolutions, while none
are for degrading, unconditional sub.
mission"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22

"Co-oPERArIoS.'-An article from the
Cra'eent, under this caption, appears in ano.
ther column. 1t was not .een or read until
our leader was in type. which in language and
sentiments portion Of il much resemlI.s.--
We ask those to read il WHO ron tak Of co.
operation.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22

SOMETHING Rich AND RAEE.'-AmOng
the shipments from Louisville on the
18th were "a lot of sixteen fat kentucky
beevcs for Christmas in this city. They
averaged over two thousand pounds
each. and are said to be the finest bceves
that were ever sent soutI.-N. u. Dl!d.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22
NeW Notwithstanding.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Racy Correspondence.

The following letters explain them
selves. 1t was hardly necessary for
Mr.. Gilman to expose the ridiculous as
SertiUms, and to rcbukc the sectional ILL
science and arrogance of an old man
who has grown rich mainly 10y selling
his wares to Southern people. But, ill.,
asmuch as Mr.. Gilman has undertaken
the task, everybody will agree that he
has performed it most skillfully and cf-
f%ectively:
CINCINNATI. November II, 1860.
To s. II Gilman, New Orleans:
Sir:-To accommodate your old friends,
Burrows & Kemble, | lent them money, to be
paid me from sales Of their mills. | sent them
to my agents, and directed them, as desired
by Burrows & kemble, TO hand them over to
you. You refused even to take them on stor-
age from a Republican State. Fortunately
we sustain the South in our small county OF
Hamilton; (our State does also if not, Your
leading rcbellious State of South Carolina,
who leads the van, has a population nearly as
large as Our county; and we could, if 50 in-
clined to act, crush down your sister State,
with the loss of but few lives; as the Congoe,,
when notified OF our approach, would do all
OF the numbering necessary.
Yours, respectfully,
II = ~ NH
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22
COLE. G.. w. Butler.

Those who know Col. +. G. W. BCTLER, Of
this parish, know vel that he is a gentleman
who never in anv manner concralS his polti.
cal op,uion>-tHey know, mnreoorr, that he
i no office seeker, that lac Is a Democrat Of
the ~strtctrst orthodoxy, AMI that a trurr son
of the South docs not breathe, nor a warmer
lover of the Union we may add, 50 long ~
that Union was worth loving. There I've ng
some m,>undrrsttuirn. Of his position. Is rX
press Il IN his letter below, We roo> he liberty
of dtoprrug HIN a In upon the sentence al
lud,d t., aud received IN reply the foiio"n
letter, which We shall ta,e the liberty, "a d
matter We think Of justice to Col. BrrLEE, to
lay before TIE public:
IiC~PpYSE, Dec. %, 1860.
Hk,K Sih:-l"uT note of srSIerGuN Is Tins mo-
men, ,rcrr,- ed. aid I avail m,srlfuf d moment, hr-
fore leaving hunr, To say troI having n copy Il my
note 10 Mr. S,gur aud oIhrrsl that | am ut d i"ss
10 Afua. fiun vorr note, what il Is 10 which rXccP.
lion B. a.hru.
You remark Tbs complaint rainl, seems to
hr tie u. hisuij, 81 yUGr eAprrssiun with regard 10
y"ur c"ar-r.'
THINK. II | have ANY one chtr,c'cristic, ii is MT
a~mhicguy ofrSprr,sIon.
repeat, | wrn,d much have 81, ferTd united mud
prprnrcrrrrd urri ~ un tide part Of the slave Srtlrs;
bat. the, have dSruitd IL ,cI -rpaIaieik, aud l ""Hi.
not have Lnuisiaua uccupy al i,oiured position.
Nv Gi-uIs hire. ! learn, ae en;i,ely satisfied with
nv letter. aud II may be That orhrrs are Determined
10 b. rapIious. Yea must bear in mind that | am
no iire-srrker-now OF hereafter.
Yours ia hdstr,
f.. q. ". BUTLER.
To ". +. BRADBURy, Pluqnrm,me.
ThuS-Col. BUTLER comedies that, as our
sister slave States have deemed proper 10 act
upon their own separate footing and through
their own individual sovereignty Give oil them
will have done So before our convention rnrets)
no other alternative 5 left Lot butt To take
a similar separate State seton and II those
States retire from the Coufederacy, (1nd
Their conventions are called Tor tnai par po>r)
the duty, tie right aud the honur" OF LOui-
siana demand that She should do the SiIue.-
Such are the sentiment, of Col BUTLER, and
we believe there Is no disagreement OF opinion
between himself aud others of the ticket on
which he is placed. Surely, no ono would
have Louisiana secede, If her immediate ssicr
States had previously decId~d not 10 do 50.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22
Notice.

A. Came to my plantation, 10 miles wesi
&A Of Rosedale, a bay creole mare eranded
L L. and unbroke.
dec22-lm JACOB COff'i''"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22
GRIND BILL!
o. Given by the
A UNION FIRE CO., tf}x2s
EskVty MO. Il. ~

"a The Bib ~ofJANUARY, 1861,
at Il, LeBlanc's Hall, Plaqusmine.
TINE pleasure OF the company Of Ladies AVID
i Gentlemen are respectfully solicited.
Gentlemen's admittance $500
Managsrs:-John II. Shanks, b. MsrionneauI,
Edward SavOry, Allen JumeI, Benz. DeblieuI,
Adonis Blanchard, X. A. Oriliion. dec.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22
S.f.VT.g CL.HTS Held

Quarters is at STOCKLEY Il DE-
LAVALLADE'S, where will be found
a large stock of everything in the
Fancy line, consisting IN part Of
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,
NEVER nEBIEITATES

~ * COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FISosI GUMS
/ and has become established tdet, Standard
Medicine. known md ais PrSHe-l ny All thht IAte
used it, and Is resort q cd To VITA eoul'Shee IA
all the diseases for which - It Is reeDlluienuei
II ma cured Thousands ~ within the last years
,rI,, I,,i ,.iyru M all = .hupcS OF relief the
r,,,nerot,. nm snIf cited certificates in nay pos
session show.
The dose must be al fl = ted 70 the te;fpGttnle
of the individual taking - and u-d IN SUCH guam
titles "a to act gently ON ~ the Bowels
Let the dictates Of your q Judgment guide you n
the nc OF the LTTERJt tLNTIGORATOh:a he II
will cure Lirer G,Lt- lto iIts, BltlioHs -A2.eAS'
DVSretssId. CsrO,lfe d. = GTrhGe, SElhaeT C0hi-
pi,tfHfs DyseEfsTy. Drop - Sy Sour N9Daach liS't-
IatI Cs,ztireHsss. CH0iic- - Cholera tIotefG 1o'Ot
(5.neTu HJfIRtitE, FtT-- tcHes, Jdu''dacs te1''os
II,I,,sss.s AMI may be- used successfully rs an
Ordinary F'IFily isti- q eiHe- IL VIII care 81
HEAD.iCIIE (as thou-,rr = iSands can testlty'J "a
fs,Ifl, Isj,Ezs IJti-o or q tire TSI-sBootis are
tuLEH NJ cOmnenccnientikS =. iuf attack
an I7ao use 1t are gir-. Tag their testimony in
its favor. - 1880
HLF W.tTRR NIL TIE MOUTH WITH
THE INTTGOR-ITOiS- AND SITILLOY BOTH
TOGETIfLR.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BorTLE-
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j as. M. Dillon,
No. IOa Market street,
PLUMBER g. GAS FILTER

Z EF:PS constantly on Hand. Gas FiNture-- Lsal2
N Wrought Iron Pipes Sheet Lslil- All kinds -
sizes Bri= Cocks and Valves Steam Whistl-s a.
bathing Tubs Wooden aud Cast Iron Hy'iranis 6lA
Hose and Packing Of all TlIiekncssc-- Autiuztla
Metal. Pnre BancA- Tin Zinc anil Ant:nony the Ies
bTatr'l TE0T BELLS, Rnl the best crucibie- IN II
Country.
EE-Alao PoIly's improved Chain Pump which ,
decidedly the greatest pump Of the age, the TiEh
put up which in Towns and Counties ia Western v
ginia will De sold on Pair terms
HET-tialVaniLeSt Irou Tubing. InoorrgsiUe, and
conducting. or pressure pipe, for hot or enii "
and especially fr deep wells, prefsrable to- and che
than Lead Pipe
Aqueiuct Pins constantly on hand any siE~
TEsltity- = hicl can be furnished short notise-
HsT-Csrsli paid for old Copper, Brass and Leal-
n0Tl9.-5 2-[l2awtkEly
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College !
FOUNDED ls5
Loo A T Z d,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-Sts..
RAITTMOR Nm


LOO IT Z D,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-Sts..
BALTIMORE. ND
THIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and fourishing condition Twice du-
ring the last two yeers has it been necessary To obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in
creAsing number Of students, representing nearly
every State in the Union.
It now occupies one of the most conspicuous and
desirhbly lo ated buildings in the city. THE rooms
are conin0riiOusly arranged spacious and elegantly
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
desiring TO qualify Themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Room or to Obtain
Thorough Practical BusiHsSs Education generally are
lishment in the United States
FACULTY:
= X. LDSIER.
PrincipaI-Lecturer On tie Science Of Accounts Com
nlercc. Business C'Iistons- etc
j. u. PHILLIPS,
Professor of the Theory and Practice OF bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of housekeeping.
NC. JOHNSON.
Professor of business and ornamental PenmansLip.
= T. WILLIAMS ESQ.,
. Lecturer Mercantile Law
Raw. r. YEATES REESE. d. D.
Lecturer G';nHlerEaI Ethics
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno- =. Kennedy, Hon Joshua Eansanf,
lion. Thos Swami, WuI- II. keiglar, Esq,
jacob Trust, Esq VIM Enabe, E-i-
The College Is provided with Commercial Library
Of standard Work., expressly COR the Of the stu
dents
Each Student has desk to himself and is sera-
rateiy instructed
There being vacation during the year. Su.lrnts
can enter at any time
Tho time usually required to complete the full
from to II weeks.
4 D1PLoxA is awarded to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully Ornamental Circular. CON
tanng upwards Of SIX SQUARE PET. representing. the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College various
characteristic designs. pennanship &C. sent 10y mail
free Of charge, with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address Z. X. LOSTER
baltimore Nj.
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M e DIG AL.

ORETO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS.
What. why Beautirll Head OF Hair
BECAUSE IT IsTnE ORSANIENTG OD HIMSELF
} provided for all race. Reader, aithouGh the
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the eye he ever sparkling the teeth ne moss 81
rrris II the head q irf offs covering or the hair
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still, II sIrinlzled with nature will lose more
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II used two or three times week will restore and
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Deur SiT:-Permit express to You tue obIi-
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a. 1zls sDryclr ar tivyIie,lyis,.''
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PEoF o. j. WoOD:-DsGT Sir:-Sume month or SIX
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''''O"s PV' 'O''' "''' P'' J. C. KILBY.
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CncAOo, Ill, May 1857,
Tho Restorative is put up in bottles Of szeS viz:
large medium. and SMALL the small hold q q pint
and retails for one dollar per bottle the eum holds
ut least twenty per cent. in proportion than the
small retns for two dollars per bottle the large holds
quart 30 per cent, more in proportion and retais
for 81. -.. .
o. j. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, Broadway, N. y,
and ia Market ST., st. Louis Mo.
AmI sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
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coNPorNDEp FRost

Pare Tsgs,,tiEe Er'rrats and put IN ia GLASS "a
SIS ifr Tint. md .CHf EesB IN fgIIg ciifndfS.
The FiNILF at 'tTEEdRTYC IILLN Is =
gentle active Ctlnr- % tic which the proprietor
has used in his practice = more than tweaty yIrs
Thecoa,ttntIy iucTel=- = ling demand from tii'-e
who have. long used the II iPILES and the salts
fiction which all express - lin reclnl to their use
las inireeI me to i!Ic, : them within the resch
Of all.
Tie Profession W,slI know that different Ca
tbnrtics net ON different y portions Of the boSels
THE FAMILY CiTsf- - iJHsTTC' PHI has With
due reference to this - well established Erct.
beer c,r,s,unesI from = "a variety Of tiie pure-t
Vegetable Extracts, - which act alike ON eve
nv mart " the elemental = nv caunI. and glOd
ard S1fc in all cHscs d where Cathartic Is nee
jIe,l. such rs DsrUli1s- sEeIHts OF the S5'alci.
TrDfaeSs FtiHs an a.. n Buck and LoiEis. Isiirs-
y7exs Tffa and SSTellsss OsgT tie cDc tlUg, roin
sudden cold. which fr- r qurntiy II neglected. end
in long course OF E-. L1ss OF iPitite - CfcSF'-
iHg Ssslsdtion If on - Orcr NE boiy. RssiLess-
IlsEs Headache or might . lie ne heal, all IN trz'l
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BIdfiSHI. great Purifier Of the Bid aud many dis
cases to which flesh l. heir. numerous to mention
in this advertisement. D9S-. - ,
PRICE , DIMES.
The LIVER ISYIGORArOa and FAMILY CA
TIIARTIC PILLS arc TetIiitI by Druggists general
Is. and sold wholesale by the Trle in all the large
towns st. ". SANFORD, 81. D.
AIanuJ1 turcr and Proprietor
:Eij Broadway. New York.
Agents. T. II. LOGAN co. dec2-dEwIy
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Wines, Brandies, Runs,
BLACK TEAs. &c.

n HERMAN & SON. No. IL North Charles ST..
offer for sale the following nrtiles, of their own
Importation. particularly for familyuse:
SHERRY wISES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold
and brown Sherries, in wood and in glass.
PORT wISES-sandeman' competition red and
white Port, in wood and in glass.
AIADEIRA WINR-.Iulm Howard March's fine
Madeira, in wood and IN glass; also. Grape Juice.
'IOCK WINES Jaliannesberger. Steinberger, Mar
cohrunucr. Cabinet, Leb-frau-mlcl, BFonneberg, of
1916.
CHAMPAGNE WINES and Chandon's finest,
in quarts and pints.
BRANDIBs -Otanl and Hennessy's fine old pale
and dark DrandeS.
RUSiS-OId and fine, Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada
and from the Islands, imported and direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-The best quality-Tiernan brand
and no mixture Of aromatic poison In it.
800 lhifchcSts of tile finest SOUClI0Sq TEA.
mi5l59-1y
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ICE ONE DOLLAR PER bottle.
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MINTNR ARRANGMNII:NT.


NN and after Monday, the 18th Of November, 1859,
" the passenger Trains will daily as follows:
Rirst-Thc Great Southwestern, St. Louis Cincin-
natl. Columbus Wheeling, Norwood. Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily Mt
HOO A. NJ, arriving in Baltimore at GiJ a. NJ con-
Meeting with trains for the Eastern anil Southern cities
Returning leaves Baltimore 4:O5, p. ~, arriving at
BenwoOd at SI6 and Wheeling at $40 A. NJ, connect
ing with the great Western, Southwestern and North
western Express. This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fuel and water.
SGCOnl--The Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago, st.
Louis, indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati. Columbus,
Wheeling, BenwoOd, Baltimore, and Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday at 92O p. NJ,
nm, arrives Baltimore at 1855 r. ~ connecting witt
the trains for the Easterc and Southern cities. Re
TURNING leaves Baltimore at I:45 a. NJ, aud arriving
ut BenWood at 2:l5 and Wheeling at 2l5 A. NJ. This
train stops all regular stations East of Cumberland.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily. Sundays excepted at 7;lO A. NJ,
arriving In Cumberland ut GAS l.. NJ. Returning,
leaves Cumberland at SIS A. II. aud arrives Wheel
ing ut G1O p NJ. This train stops at all stations.
These trains all make close connection with trains
for the Western cities.
in. FORD Agent.
w. p. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ. Cole, Gen'l Ticket Agent. novl4-59
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......naiIg sgutelligeuter,
They Whisper, Love, OF Thee.


g55t--,.s- f, s51 There's not an hour lIj
or day OTdrc7minE night, but I'm with thee
81 " There's not wind but whispers OF thy name;
-! And AoWsr that Sleeps beneath the moon,
n But in Its hue8 Of fragrance tells . tails -ls
OF thee rocors 4irdRsota- y 5lrssya
IT'S evening. and the sunset glow
Is fading o'sF the western bills;
ilNs r The hmm OF busy nnen grows low,
--zEEJK And shRd0iEy sifenG5 deep ning fills =
IA :, fTheWOFId AROUND It Is the time . s5n,.
- When Nature best coinmuDas gith, me, ia r
SGbt,t And soft and sweet her murninfihg5 come
~ Dsds Rnr they whisper, love- of thee.
The breeze, whose Sigh in yonder grove
Is,gentIy 6reathed in evenings ear,
- ~ lGoues IKE the halkhe.ird tones OF love
~ And Joyous Fancy wakes 70 hear.
Yet ltiS not that it, voice of dreams 7st
= Hath snch Intrinsic charms for me- .-+F4
g oh. no-tis only that Il seems
sEla- To Whisper, love, office. -s
- STis sweet to hear the stream that leaps
-rlu Adown yon crdgged and stdrless glen, --4
As ftfullg it hints aud sleeps, re-
And lifts anon its voice again.
That mellow unurt1ur hath spell
- sIt That neFeF{ never weArleth me - 5s'-
s ] love it for Its power SO we'll ~ E-HG
ti . 10. whisper, love, OF thee.as sd sg
IS, s This gathering darkness hath voices s
This deepening silence il not dumb; -ss-.
: 80 q For words that bid myheart rejoice
.sd Is Likeb9 upon the zephyrc come.
The solitude is bliss, that brings 74E
Such spirit words ofmelody,
That meet my Fnncy's wanderings,
"a To whisper, love Of thee. r.
i. "a s.et o.
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Pare IsyslFe Er'Trats. and put up ia Glass "a
SIS lfs- TrgIk. md .cTf Essp IN any ciffEdtS.
sfTTFf Y TTfF EiTLLy Is 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13

srAHnIve ArpsaY.-About eight O'Clock on Thursday
evening ssaman, named Vim. skinner, board Of the
bark Crusader h ing "a the Battery aud bound 70 Mel
bourne stabbed the second mate named Hsnry staxou
Of Philadelphia The wounded man wxs yesterday morn.
iEg tAsen 10 the City Hospital and bis wounds pro.
noaprcd serious The rrisoner s0 brought ashore BY
Officer u the United States Otter Harriet Lane, and
deli ,vrsd up 10 The United States Marshal
Anxrsr or tbs ALLEGED FoRsxR Lovs between ten
and eleven O'Clock night decisive Smith arrested the
alleged forser Henry Love- charged with having swndcd
L. Won Hoffman % bankers Hanover street, on, Of
bowen coo and slco 900 oy Of forged bills Of
szchsnge on The Colonial Bank Of Drmers ives, Indies
seems that Il was months after the Transaction
mtxd tnat tho discovery Gas made, and 10 20
wss then nowhere TO b. found The poiise were, h,s
ever acquainted wi n the facts ald sharp ooxo NJ
WA tspt ny number Of tbe dttootivcs Lat eventng
,he shove cncer succeeded N ,,itg 60 ,he t.'s %
ociock, - The corner OF Eishty i"urtn street
ana Ihird avenue where he was putting
Up. Whep arrested be seemed very much outraged
and said that had be been the lookout they could not
have taken bin alive. He taken - the Police bed
quarters and Committed q, walt EXAMS before
msGstfs<. tour wunis, well died, belonging - the
street, ~here They stored II was h intsnison 70
have sailed for Eorope 20 day.
I'm " IHs HtDsoy WIN pRrscr - select party
have epFsScd the favosi,c steamer Tnamas r. way 4,
make trip Up b. West Point IN company x,,h an. liar
ret lane, On Monday, the 18Th inst oniy a hsaitsd
namrer 81 tickets WI be soii
Nsw YopE, HAaaSs Atn,Sy R,nposp -yan A.
rsnscnept, commencing October rs 1890 rhres fas,
trains daily from Ye~ ycfs - keaay as,ng rwsn,y
s,sth st,eet Station al TO n, 1000 " ami 500
Z. NJ. making direct eaubertOns rttr The Ssw York
Cr1tgsl Raro.o pssFerxs plrthsss Il scts AMI
have tbefr bsr-Ngs checked thr0Agn " all prirrnal
PISCES west, Northwest ana Sooshwest
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master, and rom this day forward the register OF tho
free Aeaa' my osars tbe fgDAtur,s Prince Of Wales
ana hH suite Oo tskhg have 4 college the Prince
sssD shook baIds with mr. wens.r ana bo ~ed his fsre-
wen 70 ibe ins'nion The Duke Of Ne~c ana the
rss OF Toe frincss suite floSeo The example, and
toe "hoie party again took possessou oS
their carriages amid the thusasc cheers Of the aro
OF spectators no had gathered al the outside
Of the eoince The Pfince h- suite again resumed
then ramoiiDes at quick pee, after hooorci the
FREQ ACADEMY with British ro,ai presence for about
twelve minutes. They escorted nv the ordinary
number Of outside carriages One ladies' charming smss
and br lghtest sur shine
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VISIT TO TIE AsToR LIBRARY.

The Ator Library was honored by visit from his
Royal Bgbnsss the Prince Of Wales and hs sIte yos
,crday forenoon Like the rest 81 The waits which tho
party paid TO other Installations throughout
the day, comparatively private and 70 have 10 a.
private possible the desire Of the royal vster and
bis advisers No notices made Of the Intentions Of
the Prince throughout the morning. or Of the presmms
By which be 70 be guided during the day In conse
auenee Of this very few persons aware Of tho pro
srsmme therefore the number Of those assembled At
the tIrance Of Lobc building by which The Prince and
bis suite were 20 inter did rot exceed hundred when
the csrgcs containing The royal party drove up 10 the
door. The movements a The Pr.ce were very quick
alter the carriages STOPPED. He Immediately aIishtcd
from his carriage, and In with The Duke Of New
cat; and followed ty thu rest o. his sue entered the
esfco 10 Tho meantime cheers given by the GRO I'd
90 SIDE, vhoh was rapidly Increasing every in
,tat, In rnmbtrs Hau ard han3ke,chcfs were
tsyed, ari there very general eappiog of hands
re; ouy ~ The 80 bD, aso BY parties all The neigh
bVrg wiOdc.s SINE sitemp 81 10 rush into The IA.