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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-05
Ths RSs. ClEsmsr.

A good lesson ie tauEN 10 the following
sketch fromt the BostoR Olive Bfaauh,
" How much butter
"0ne-half pound if Sou please
"And sugar f's'
"Half q pound. 2
s.And these oranges
ssHalf . dozen, sir iss XII Us
You 90 BY the halseslto-day. Wen,
Whist else Be speedy ma'am, you're
keeping. better custokasrs waiting -
Half 1 peck of Indiah meal, and one
fne French roll, = said ne woman but
her lip quivered, and die tnrned to wipe
away atrickling tsar. 81 lsqsilss
/ Hooked 1t her strak bonnei, all bro
ken. 81 her faded shaNs her thin. sto0p-
ing form, herscoarse gasIhenfs, and / read
poverty on all--extrsass poverty. And
the pailid. pinehed fsSanres, the mourn
full but once beautiful ssce, told me that
the luxuries wefe not iaf her An infa-
lid looked out from i IL natrow window,
whose pale lips longeds ar the cool. fresh
Grange, for whose cdsiJ0Tt the tea and
The butter. and the GhA Frsnch ron we're
bought. with much sScriGce. And ]
say him sip the tea, ana taste The dainty
bread. and praise he Aavof Of the sweet
butter. and turn With 1ifightening eye 20
the golden fruit. And I heard him ask
her, kneeling BY the 4zAoky hearth, 20
taste them with him And g she get
Tie broken pan on ILL edge to bake her
coarse loaf, Iehezrd he's nag ~By and BY,
when i Am hungry?
And eby and by. ss when the white
lids 81 the sufferer Wera losed n sleep. /
saW her bend over him 18th blessing ID
her heart. And she hs5 the remnant 81
ths feast carefully ~, 1d vt her bread
|unmolesisd. 4
/ started fiom my ssfiss The gro
ears hard eye wss updS me. q as
~Yon'N keeping lief eustomer:s
Wnifsup. !,
Oh, j wanted - tsl hin how. p6ssrty
and persecution cons znpt and seorn
could not dim The htAr, cf iine gold, pdri.
fed ~ many trial Il: Snd that woman,
with her little wanna kiSd Isl u sacrifice,
VAS bettsfin the sight 81 God than many
! et-Eongued DisSe. who gave that
BE might be known Of nsn
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-05
BROTHER SIS Apology fer Bfothef D. q
ssfs Absentt. s.

/ There was AZ appointment for 1 certain
Bro Ds.- to preach at a country church
10 Missouri on certain Sabbath day -
Quite a crowd had assembled TO hearhim,
all kEoWing him to Be man of great
ipiety and learning. Twas the hour Of
service, and Bro. d. had not yet ar
rived AT last it became evident to all
that Bro. De- would not come, when
Bro. S. invited tbs crowd 10 walk into
the church. Entering, the church Bros
S. assembled the pulpit, and With all
the earnestness and solemnity imaginable.
delivered bimseIfof the following causes
for the Dou-appeafsncs Of Bro D..
Ny Dear BEetheren and Sister n--We
had assembled here to-day 10 hear Bro.
D. preach, hut for some cause or other
/ do not know. he has mot yet come, nor
do think he will. Il may be- perhaps
that Bro. D. started, and has met with
some sccident, for all we know Bro. D.
is not ! man to disappint.' Il may be
that some one. OF Bro. D-~,s family is
sick 1t may be his wife 6F one Of his
lchHdren, or Bro. D. may be sick him
self, for all we know Bro. D. Is not 1
man to dissppiHt. IN fact Bro. D.
may have started aud turned back, OF his
critter mout have fell down with him, or
Bro. D. may Be dead himself, or some
other proDidsRtiai iatszfsrsace may have
1oppeseda For ali we know Bto D.
is not ! man to disappint. - " u Spirit
Of tie Times. eis
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-05
p,f,o1psI Ofllhs H6iIss Or Delegates.

We extract from the 4 Index " It's
opinions Of some Of the representa-
Hives ofIWesterh Virginia:
Isaac N. SMITH, Of Kanawha, isla
lawyer, and b very handsome young
man. He has an intellect equal 10
any other man in the House, and j.
destined to rank very high as 4 legis-
lator. Has very pleasant manners.
and other qualities to make him .
successful member.
TsAiAH A.. WELcH, Of Kanawha, is
a farmer and d married man. He
has weli balanced mind, and %
friendly disposition, that will enable
him to be d successful, as vel IS .
workingilegislater.
LEwIsIAs PHELrs, Of Pleasants and
Richie, is 9 lawyer, and 4 young.
unmarried gentleman. He has q
good mind, which has been cultiva-
ted, and will make, with more expe-
rience, d safe legislator. Possesses
good manners and ) pleasant coun.-
=
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-05
later from ea6a

NEW DRLEAKs, Feb 24.-Hhtana
dates ofsthe 10th bass been received -
A Spanish born American citizen had
been clained BY the authorities for mill.
tary services. and was required to furnish
i substitute or pay $1,000. Consul
Helm demanded bis release, which wae
refused. and the man paid the penalty
under protest. The correspondence had
been transmitted 70 Washington.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-05
GhaFily Needed q HOms-ghs Posf
Wits ef Massaehuseitsy s.

The following extract froma speech,
lately delivered BY Mr.. B, n Butler, The
Democratic candidate fof Governor Of
Massachusetts. presents ! lively view Of
the Internal affairs II The Commonwealth
that bushes itself sos much about fancied
wrongs in other States
I. According 10 the statistics furnished
Iby the present State Legislature. as 4
|pf6af Of their own committee, tits more
dangerous to spend . yeaFsin Massaohu-
sets aims house than would been toshaye
led the charge Of the Zousyes at the bat
he Of Magenta. ! see.sthis statement
strikes some Of you almdstaMith dread
Let me repeat. There was 3 large pro-
portion gfthat regiment which led the at
tack st he battle Of Solferfno came out
1nscathed from that battle than there
we're out Of the panpeFs Of 1883 who
came ont alise from the Slate aims. houses
|of Massachusetts,. ESensation. ALLOW
me 70 give you The figures. How many
was the average number Of paupers 10 the
State alms-houses during the year ] 85S !?
Two thousand seven hundred and some
odd. How many died ID the year ending
October /. 1858 : SIX hundred ard thir-
tyrsix ] One 10 every fouri Every
fourth man, woman and child that went
into the Stats alms- houses Of Massacha-
sstts died and was buried ID the Potter,s
field Of = pauper's bufying ground -
Three hundred and forty.one children
under the age 81 Eve years died in these
eharnel- housed; and the physician Of one,
Of these houses says he does not expect
to rear but three per cent Of the chill
dren brought there under one year old !
Three out 6ta huadred All the others
NINETY -stven) to i nameless grase.
"A fraction of the money spent in
Massachusetts in agitating thsA slavery
question and ip the publication ef incsn-
diary documents, calculated to embitter
the feelings of the masses against the
South, &c usedjto feed the suffering poor
iof that unfortunate class above want but
al these paupers are white, they have no
sympathy from the maudlin philanthro-
ply oE New England, which would give,
largely to buy flannel waistcoats for The
negroes Of the Equator. but not cent to
shield the 5l-clad whites from the bitter
blast Of New England winter
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-05

/ Isuppose he's|is she shop, sir.'ss
Always hamrh0Esng away, anmmel
and winter, from hsbfning ill night
Yes. sir, fathei q very industrious II
really believe hs Eks because he love,
And whers is ypni mother, Margaret !?
She g 10 the kilaasn. Cd mother does
80 like to cook. and ssh. and sweep;
That you and y0fis sistsr Harriet rare.
u have chance Il Ahe griddls OF bro1m,
lis,it likely 49, ~ VI
10 never, sir u Ha|taksi care Of the par.
lor. WATCH. but IN NJ. would have np
tenant .ts
You and youf lister ara, then, nj
dear. your parents Lilies Of the parlof,
who neither sew losS spin, but conlinus
ITO be .arrayed Is behutiful Is Solomon,
BY the sewing ana Rpinning IF others.
Sir :,
4 And your brothar Henry, does he
blow thesbellows, drlsy second hammer
10 your father =
70 dear. mo, sit }ie never works be
rides or promenad goes to the theatre,
and visits The young ladies. And We %
70 The play. receive Tie gentlemen, and
take driss or wall. 8 -
And what Dc loaf do the rest of the
time. ior I supposed there is s little left n
/ 1--WE are getting SIR
This really seems 8 very nice and
pleasant arrangement % three 81 you at
least. Doubtless tia all agreeable 10
your parental ThsK like theirend Of the
yoke. do they not?'
What, sir q sE q rs
Your father and mother like the ar
rangement you spesk of they are con-
tent to take their dividends Of life ID
work. They prefer tps labor themselves,
and don't seem to mlnd If other people
are always idle Or NOS & ~ ss,l
20 dear, DO. YoG can't imagine how
proud they are Of bang busy. They
would not Be- doing nSthing il they could,
Iirsslly believe. Fsshsf was unwell !
week some time ago. AAd idlsnsss seemed
to weigh upon him amnch e his dis
ease. Hs was glad 6nongh to Be activs
again once more, / ASSURE you.
Perhaps bis nnrsIa ntihg labor Is hsc-
lessary to enable him 81 maintain bis fam
lily,
4 why. perhaps il gsy b. I'm sure /
don't know. st
81 In that case. it iis p5ssible that when
his income is stoppsdahy illness. be may
not be entirely easy IA mind his pros-
poets may got bs clear aad pleasant
Ildou't know how Sat matter may be,
Sir 4
But II course, il anything should
happsnto prevent yolA providing there
is your brother, and hsmig hs---' II & \.
Ea. hal what. bfoaAer Henry !! He
can't split stick to 1sdle the FIRE with,
aud does not know hog to keep il going
after it's made, .unlese it is 10 let It 90,
out. Brother would s4ather have both
hands chopped of thah 10 see them spoil
ed with work. He Wotld die before he
would let Christophsr cherrywit or Tom
Tweessr know that Besaver touched ham
mer or spade. And Is for his sister and
me! you don't imagine 4 hops 9e l
Y Not % al !; there ID hos the least need
Of your doing anything I zee.
q That Is It, sir. Ie old folks ould
notsabe easy without lsbors they hsss
never known what itfn 10 rest and Be
amused and we areii slsorant ofa1ything
else. So we are botM suited Work
seems to'be their only dslight; and il is
lucky fof de- that i & 20. Don't you
think 90 yourself. sir 1s 1.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-05

AN fE9Ksfots R1DpLE 1t was dohs
rhe it was begun. iii was done when Il
WAS half done and il wasn't done when It
WAS finished. Now what was Il OF
course You can't guess. VIII thissdos
Timothy johnson courted Susan Done.
II Eas Done when il was begun. Il was
Done when ii was half done, and paesp'tf
half done whenit vas dpns--for il was
johnson.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-05
BUSINESS CARDS.
RleaosD, october list, 1859.

-
RlenoSp, October lst, 1859.
The House Of BAKKsDkLr x READ win ex.
lpire. BY limitation, on she FIRST of January,
iiS60.
j take this method Of, informing my friends,
that after that time, il N my purpose TO take
an active part in the concern or BARKspALk
y BRoTHERs, as chief saiesfna nj sf TOBACCO.
From my long experience In this branch Of
the business. lhavIng devoted inysel 'alTsost
Iexelusiyefy to it f0r the pass ten tltl1 years.
Il fattes myself that shall, At III times. be
able to fecute for NIX patrons the highest mar
lketyalhe fof their cfaPsIas
+ It win give me much pleasure I'd continue
| thai bnsihess relation with YOU! heretofore
enjoyed, whilst a'menlbar Of the old concern
/ OF BARKspALE & Read. and assure YOU that
no effort on my part will be spared TO pro-
10 my friends il the Western part OF the
Staies II suggest that Il is all important 70
prize their Fabacco in the lawful size cask,
making the hogshead tP weigh from to
1900 nett Most Of THE Tobacco grown in
tina region II suited only for export, antlship-
pers object greatlyto purchasing hogshead
of Tobacco Cfs less weight.
Il would also suggest tp those who succeed
lin making very bright Fancy Tobacco, that
aneaf casks, sufficiently large to contain from
i to 600 HISS should be used.
have no hesitation in saving that Rich
mohd, as a Tobacco market Is now the most
aaporta ii IN The United States, and the
PLANTER can find no marke t that will generally
furnish more renunerati pr ices re- ms labor
than this.
Very respectfully,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-05

The man Who a.. ale Isr<r -
cause be can borrow 81, 81. i1I.8i.I
machine with which h1 Isl <0ti 4 f. .'1=
ner By ne sm5ks o. hisl.s' ...1. .1'u-
ney.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-05
j. n. CoNNELL,I
= sanEIA.fS.

\ Law N 0E1G9s lis
g. a.. MutKR u assNKwMAN.
MILLER & NEWMAN.
Attorneys at law, KanaWhn G. H., Va.
TINE Undersigned have formed partnership
i for the practice pf The law q the Coun-
I nam and Mason. and in regularly attend the
4 Courts Of said Counties.
Their address Is Miller 4 Newman, at
| Kanawha G.. H.. NiIginia, z end their eiIice ID
Charleston, next door below the SherllR once,
the same now and latelv occupiedb y y =.
Miller, ESQ. s. a. MILLER.
June s. Sb5. ~. y. p. NEWMAN
/ II HAVE transferred all the unfinished Dl-
i sifiess of AfcComas 4 Newman tp MessEs.
Miller & Newman, VINO will attend % md
close the same, and ~ ke pleasure IA recon-
nendihg those gsntlaman g ny ga clients
Fsofneys and Counsei lofs d deserving their conf
dence and patronage. DAvl p MccDAi As.
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Personal Intelligence.

FSfeo0ol lnU0ll&emCes
Hon Robert C. Scbenck, Of Ohio, n stopping at the st.
Denis Hotel
Capt johnson, Of the Royal Navy, n stopping at the
Aston Pisce Hotel
Col. upper Of Mississippi, and G. C. rrowbricc, OF
Detroit, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
W 2. Narg, Of New Orleans, and d. A Baldwin, Of
Boston, are stopping nj the Union Place Hotel
family, Of OHIO, and J. X Rose family Of California
were among the arrivals at the ST. Nicholas Hotel yes.
terday
Hon. q Chandler, Of Michigan; Capt Little, Of the
steamship Europa; Capt ]. Edridge OF Cape Cod Dr. G.
Bates Of Boston, Capt Buchanan OF the United states
Army; Hinton, OF Philadelphia, and j. j. Poindcxtcr
and family OF Georgia are stopping at the Astor House.
Capt Carnage, Of England John Barsow Of Prov
York Hotel
Henry Mitchell III Desbaix and A. Moore all OF England
John p Morton and family. cf Louisville KY; John B
IAtte, of Charleston, A. Bfosseau family e Louisi
ana; G. W. Van Hook and r. A. Brown, both Of Eisis
sippi: J. N. NcNGy, D. Goodwin and W. King, all Of
Hartford are stopping at the Caresdcu HOTEL Dr. spaud
ing, OF Albany l. H. Baker Of s. Louis; J. H. Wood Of
Cuba; Ftnegan, of Florida Mr. Sweetzer and Mr. An
drews, both OF the United Statse Army G Nay and r.
fersuson both Of Alabama, are stopping at the Metro
polIlAn Hotel
C. " Robb aud wife, Of Pittsburg, Pa Col j. q. Dan.
FORTH OF Dobbs Ferry; W. C. Bullock, OF Kentucky Dr.
MeOz Of hatcher; j. Pcmmcr and family. Of rcnnylva
MIA; John Burnham and party, Of Delawarc and John
nArrard and lady, Of Cuba, are stopping the Iaage
House
airh, Rev. Bishop Anderson and son, q Rupert.
Land, Red river; Capt. C. III T. Judkins, OF the
steamship Persia; Capt, James Kennedy Of tne steam.
ship Ednburg; Dr. I. l. Verdi, OF Washington James
Carter Of london; W. Smith and family, Of Cine innsti
and party OF Montgomery {. Bdde and party, Of Phs
depha W. e Glasgow and party, OF Philadelphia; Mr.. f.
Molly nenx OF The British army Homer Dixon and family
o. Toronto MS Van Antwerp, Of Albany; W. Dixon and
family, OF Philadelphia. j. j. Bcauchamp and party, of
hsoco. snd y d Cssitt and purity, Of Tennessee arc
stopping ~ the Everett House.
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NITsCELLANEOUs.

CRNoNS Co,
- OPTICAL INSTITUTE esq., BROADWAY
Mesa-s. DEMONS CO. Ocniisss Oacians would rcupec,
immense assortment Of
GOLD. SILVER, STEEL AM OTHER sPEcrACLES
GOLD, STEEL. TORTOISE SHELL AND PLATED EYE
GLASSES
LOR0NETs and
PROSPECTIVE GLASSES
1nser.ed with their celebrated
BRAZfIJAI PEBBIES
WHICH PRESERVE And
. SrENe1HENs THE SIGHT.
A3so fEhksCoPIC, CONCAVE AND CONVEX GT,ASgD9
ofeyery description
OPERA GLASSES
RACE COURSE GLASSES
FIELD GLASSES,
MARINE GLASSES
large portasion ~ the above carefully seecteS Nv
SfmmoDs nmse will every purchaser the bes srs
cheapest article In the trade
Our stock o. azan Pebble Ienses hss been
enlarged and The prices reduced nearly every
snsd purchase s9ectscles which prove
ue Aeni- G6g, Broadway
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s.r,rlv with puships forward to get gmse OF me 80
Afer Heenap,s suite consisting Jack Mc,onaid, ous'
Nixon. Wood and others, had been escortea " sen
rages, the whole party drove % VINO se'' ~s
there crossed ..S. -. -
AS soon Is the New York boat crossed tns river ana
the few persons collected nj Walnut street wnA,i
for Nine street wharf where the asiic company was met
and greeted with cheers, sthy the boys the men not
10 ming In the epthus sstc ovation The carriages were
driven rapidly up Vine street 70 Snh and thence 70 the
rard House. number OF boys along the sidewalks
as Fifth street, where, with one exception, Mey
stopped The oton that Of boy Of about ten
years Of age who the entire distance from Vine street
wharf 70 the hotel in the vain ate 10 catch glimpse
of the Champion, bat his wishes grained. A.
the hotel another small crowd the party and with
out any hndrance Heenan and his friends pissed 10 their
rooms.
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- ~ No ofks IN thc o<hng
SANDY HOOK Aug Is sunsss--s:esmshsrs saronia, for
sSip washoson. ior fnS me A. :. 81 rM
ship going he bay IN low Wind Me- Light weather clear
Mlscellane0us.
CorusroS-PsorEuxS suSK-About yesterday the
seamboa, stockton. Of the Perth Anboy line when near
Castle Garden. IN COLLATION. with the propeller New Erie
carrying her bow completely o. and causing her W snk In
los than Eve minutes Some fifteen persons on board were
rescued BY the Harbor Police and other small boas The
sustained no damage.
The CunArd steamship Asia Capt Lott. ssied about nom
yesterday FOR Queenstown and Liverpool with passencers
The Hamburg mail stcsmship sxzona, Capt Ehlers siied
yessrdsy for southampton and Hamburg with ll9
ne American bark aeassr tssnd.r y from srrl Sen
ors.n: WITH c.c q cotton bound san Bl.s hsrco
10 The captain and arrived in he Bsrisn steam
s.ss tbs captain sass sa 81 rs a On Ts ss
s inst Be int discovered smoke proceeding from the forward
bold but Avail. he nip sseasd down Keen the
be aba.des her When ahe burn, o the va
saved caP proceeds ysri N he srs .sr. The .
owned ri ~ ssei%sn and " S: a md
Eiwocd walter ESQ. sec'y Board Of tndrrwrisegs5
s ny. ss Seses SO frSm sordsss, arrived New Orleans
beck 70 New Orleans With loss Of foremHss and sals
psn Hos % NOZZLE. ssso., s:. AIe ~:
sed dim.rsd By is Eiwood waiter Ga. s.ay 9 Boara
OF undcrwnhn)
ecHR Aus lS-hr r-ls,os, e,,~ n.
ton fcs Mobile, pu, n her. this An FOR repairs By is
,br uuh a Mexicn ans hsane $500 ~ ne 1871 gsls "a
yestardaye paper he sipve vesel ~. nc nc IN
60
81 :. . boean Portland rom B~tn, repos
rs :. mites NJ q CAPE Ann ~. into BY
and cuiw sier and wss sshsr~i uwsrrn, goooom stem
s.s ~" po', D~mssc 70 me org UNKNOWN
scnn NARY trom New Orleans for 0alveuLu, has been
ccxk, July so-R@pcs q Captain s,es,n, .. n. -
lpir INN ana -, 1,s.ro-k ,or rrevdenc y
and proceeded a fsr a Il, IS N N ,ns ~ \; = y
very ussslird vssther Tn Jriv Ia ~ ctpcsienycd
moderate gale brig roinr ard p,.cfscg 49,
double resfed mainsai iopsAs viii bes w 2 -
ne BY The deck carrying with ke ainson
sslanyard a ne time, WHO overboud and W.. nsrsr
a hau f.Iowux IL.
saving much q possible Rigrsd Jrymss, ana haps
up Tor NE nearest por, ~ hey found quite Impossible "
49, S unef 70 ne westwar snd arrived In Cork harbor
e 40 Ny =. NJ 70 repair damage order prOceed
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ALExANDRTA, Aug liar hr l. vandervoosf wicka
hlork nd schr Minerva, Rrooks, Norwich.
hosfoN, August ft-Arr steamer = spauldins, Howcs
iinlipore VIA Norfolk; ships Andes Putnam Penang: Mary
Nsrsnsll Arswerp bars scsspr. Jordan, crenfaers;
via London Dutch brig sircnc schroet Rotterdam hrrs M
LA Olsen, voua ,ideo Ocean Telegraph CI,rl rrvcnsn Ar
adlla EFF Newton, CAmm Csrceras. A Lawrence Fnlier
Rsrmore; schrs YANKEE llsde narrr gelvsscn; Albert
Fled Phillips. Newark, Win VI Nfchci Ntchel. Perth
boy Isabella f.ukin NYork ts Quarantine. ships Wet
ern Empire, sone Llsepoo shhnborasn. Nekan. do Arr
yes~rday ship Young sam. NerIyrrAn liverpool
Young Eagle IS Incorrectly reporcd. Tcl-grsphc brig
Mason from = Martins sxnal for bark and BRIG. Cid
30, ,lr psx,ins War;, Iecrsw Ban francisco; barks
Amanda Spear, Cooper. Musquash, load i4verpo r
brig south Boston. sne snr1nam; scfrs Mary Pierce
Smith Aexandre; Thomas Seymour. Kelley Nyork: Sa'
rah Elizabeth, Kelley do Bgnlsh. Henderson rbiadei
phia; 1cnry Gibbs. Snow, NNork SID, wind INV and
D. h,rss " Frances OAK; brig, somers and Mystery.
ton, Jos Whitney Loveapd Savannah Brirs Sfone
Port spasi Quincy, SPARKS NOresns; bgs Lsmarne zen
Choir tistisBa Charles. Davis. Martins sehrs s,o rs
taugas ~"
RAJ LMORF, Augrsi IA i-r .hrs Nsfy N n.r<s r,r-.
y .tn' Nsyr .~er Sr1ns W1d9r, 81 r,fr x, fsjer5
bs'u ul tit s-susfu Nn1r. Nsrion. Or. FL yv,r-,
80 J. DN * Hgsss Pro- isr-e. sldt smss5r. XII
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spoksr-Iry 10 - &C ~ ion ~ s'rha Thornton n and
irn New bedfor on cruise 11-it . ,hs srih Fscac 70
sa'y " IA 81, IN ~ lark Bunhlnla - Province.
Jny y y Sjts IN g i1 fnsrs. Of Msss~o.sr, ,,
G. zee. w daSa 2ql q. ~ u fsi rs tbls sr.
lg5 "a "a Al Co. "a - ~. wtalax h,rr sf7-r raF
Ire afsl rel signal SD t'4,i o.. n tt -cr.rs
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HlaHLANDs, Aug Is sunse:-Two bT1gs 10 he o<6n,
bound in. Wind y, Light; weather clear
SANDY HOOK, Aug Is. sunas-s:eamsh.rs ssrona. fo
HAMBURG parsed the bar at S. and the favcrpooi
SD Pm; ship Washington for Liverpool at SIS PM. On,
shp going he bay IN low Wind Me- ngh weather clear
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TELEG RAPRIC.
TIE REGATrA AT NEW BEDFORD.

Nrw BKDyosn, August is, 1890.
The yacht squadron had a regatta here this morning.
the distance saei being abou, forty miles. Twenty eight
yachts entered, which divided into their respective
ciAs~~s
The winning boats are the Haze Maggie Julia Mallory,
Nsrraesnse,t and Bcnl,s.
The wind being light no, much interest was manifested
by the yachsmen, bv, large numbers o. the citizens
looked from the distance and accompanied the regatta
IN boats.
he squadron scparstcs to-norros morning aud por.
tOn under the command q Vice Commodore Eingsand
Of the Fxvorta rrooscd Esgsrown - spend two or
fArec days in fishing
sat the captains and guests In the Eocl are being
handsomely entertained at the msnsios Of uoa JOS
Grinrcl.
The Musclemsn I'm Philadelphia.
THE QuAERx CRY "rAScy" DSArrOISTEp-ArRi-
VAL or rzE CHAMPION SMALL Boys Exorrsp.
Prom .he Philadelphia Ledger, Augus u
The annomcement that john C. .lecnsr and other
bruisers would reach this city from Ner York b the cue
psrsons Al the fos. Of wsisui scsi IL eSpec,,eo Of
seeiuy tho Champion and his friends. The croxd vas
largely composed 81 boys and youts q whom
were engaged a. excltrg disGSsou 20 the respec
i've inertia, - shoulder httsrs, q HeenAs and S2;
In tran arrived rw minutes before O'Clock and
as ne boat m Camden nearsi the wharf, ssere
s1or on The pt OF ssne OF the spe hors % force their
say N board. one eNcitei ndviiusi proposed three
cheers for Keenan,. whs.h Bs recp1ndcts AS the
Tssengers ah1re snxors asuries we're srnar Tor
6eensr. he report ,on circ1i ted lat b. rad 40,
one, aud The crowd dispersed, many shswing evident
cns OF disappointment.
At six ocock. tho hour for the errirsl Of the next
tran from New tor. rather slim crUud sgzin coprre
gated ~ Walnut 5reci wharf there was &c excltcnent
1be cor1mfcc Of kecerto On, na1r nelscy aud Colonel
BapckoS had, however mals arregelraais a. avoid an
demonsraous, an scCori my tts arr ages wers "A
wat.Dr az the lerN Cam en- sUf rher De trss ar
rived, fec mates tfsr e. 1cnf, "a "0s1ea r--r
vas essorted fiT 8 "a carr trs r-jtts stcars OF
tariy q boys ess ECrc 1.1tt rrrfrcf rrrs rf |
arger growth IN " r,'rhs-rL- o. &C. ss trt 81 4
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