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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19

NEW MARKET, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
RESPE TFULLY notify nv fricrS IN Tho
Ieas ssI .Sss q ak the ieS SSlis gensrally that have
ishorou 80 LIZ h0gSE. and win spareneither
portable and pleasant houses in the Valley OF Vir-
ginia for Travellers.
The will be provided with the 6cst die
country can afford. Tie BEDS shall IS clean AVID
comfortable
The BAR viii always be supplied with the best
and Parest Lie r that can be procured in the
markets. The STABLE will be Intended IN sare-
fl ostlerss aud will always be supplied with feed.
A general LIVERY BUSINESS will DO DONE
Horses Hacks and Buggies viii always be kepfonS
hand for the accommodation of travellers who may
wish TO visit the surrounding country.
TEAMS moderate.
b. F. ENGLE, Proprietor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19

Ats9ufTn.
AISQUITH s BROTHER,
AZ de Odd Sand of BEIIER s BuRsErr,
"a Garastoien, jefferson coun.y.
Kasginia.
OFFER TO THE PEOPLE THEIR
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
DRUGS CHEMICALS. PAINTS. yARNIssEs.
PEREgMERIEs, ANo DRUGGISTS FANc1
GOODS AAD STATIONERY.
at prices to suit the times. PaEscnrPr1oSs and all
81 So-MPoUNpswill receive special attcn don at All
hours, OF day and night, so as TO insure-cer-
u .sinty and safety. We call special attention
70 te following enumeration OF articles
brakes Plantation Ritters,
Hostetier's Stomach Bitters,
Aa 9el = German Bitters.
ayeFs Cherry Pectoral-Ayerss Sarsaparilla.
ayers Ague Cure-Aycr's Cathartic Pills,
Ha5tes'S Spanish Mixture,
Melmbold's Fluid Extract of Buchu,
~ 49, ehnaPPsIIBrown, Jamaica Ginger,
Nichols Elixir Peruv1an Bark with Protoside Of
Hegeman's Elixir of C~alisaya Bark,
Sw9im's Panacea-Holioway's Worm confectious
McLanc's Observation-Disclosures Vetmifuge,
mlcMunn's Elixir Opium,
Lefty DAVIS Pain Kiiter-Larabee's Pain Killer.
E%b6eIl's Bitter Wine Of Iron,
Ellis Citrate Magnesia,
nFIghts Indian Vegetable Pills.
nienareth's PiLs-Spalding's CephaIic Pills,
Dr SnalIenbcrger's Fever aud Ague Antidute.
Speidings Glue-Olive Oil,
MicAlIster's Oiutment-SinRSs Itch Ointment
browns Bronchial Troches,
nhoInPson's Eye watcr-Arrow Root,
BARLEY, Corn Starch, Sage. GeIatine, Tapioca.
Extract Vanilla Extract Lemon,
Extract Pine. Apple Extract Orange,
Hodgson's Diamond Cement.
PaysonSS IndelibIe Ink,
Stoncbraker's Eerve Liniment.
Stonebraker's Pain Killer,
Stonebraker's Rat Exterminator.
Stone6raker's Horse and Cattle Powders,
Stonebraker's Vegetable Cough Syrup,
Stonebraker's Hair Restorative,
Stonebrakers Liver Pills.
Stonebraker's Dyspepsia Bitters and Liver Inv;o-
orator.
P~erfumery, Soaps, &c-Sozodant for Teeth.
Hawley's and Glenn's Exits for Handkerchief.
Golden Lilly of Japan for the Hair,
Sterhng's AiDbrosial for the Hair,
BuInctI's Cocaine for the Hair.
OIdham'sa and Cristadora's Hair Dive.
AmbrOsialN Nectar Cologne,
Glenn's Rose Hair O.ISGIenn's Honey Soan.
colgate's Bath Soap, together with Soaps OF every
variety and style,
HalT, Tooth and Shaving Brushes-Combs. SC
Pens. lux. Paper and Envelopes, sc.
NOVEMBER I, lS65.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19
Or. ". 4. ALEXANDER.

OFFERS his PROFESSIONAL Services to the citi,
~ zens Of the neighborhood of nufields Depot
0-oFTtoE AT Ma. HhlLEss,s HousE. 90
November I, 1868 ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19
CHEAP A s STORE.

THE undersigned having again commenced
l. business at their former place in CharIcstown.
respectfully invite tho old friends and patrons OF
KEARSLEY, SHEERER & CO.. and lie public
generally, to give us u share Of their patronage
Our purchases are made
For Cash
upon the best terms. and will be sold in like man.
ner- We respectfully ask for an inspection Of our
Goods, as VIC are 1etet not to be uIRlersoId
by any one. fFtrt
Our stock embraces such articles as arc usually
found in a well assorted Country Store, such as
FANCY DRY GOODS. DOMESTIcS,
HARDWARE, QUEENSwARE, :.
WCCDEN w8FE. GROCERIES,, 49,
BRUSHES, NOTIONS, SC.
KEARSLEY & SHEERER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19

-
AiBaJ1ith CO Bro.
SOLE AGENTS AT cHARLEsTowN. FoR
SToNEBRAKER,s PREPARATIONS.
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS,
CIV your Horses, Cattle. and Hogs, Stone.
brakerss Horsc and Cattle Powders ii You want
me, healthy Horses. &c.s and you are sure to have
They ares safe and speedy cure for Coughs, Colds
Dlstclnper' Heaves, Hide Bound, Worms, &C., in
Horses; Loss of Cud, Black Tongue, etc, in Cal.
tie; and a sure preventive of Hog Cholera.
Be sure you buy Stonebraker's Horse and Cattle
Powders, as they arc superior to all others now in
use. They are becoming the most popular Pow.
aers now before the public; as they are prepared
q such articles as are especially suited TO the ami
NAL for which they. are used. No Powders ever
sold have given sueh. universal satisfaction, and
acquired so great celebrity in the same time.
Asan evidence of their superiority over ali others,
the Proprietor warrants. them as such, or the money
Great Qualities.
Price % cents a Package or 5 Papers for 81.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19
DREss G0nns.

Ere'ieh ard English Merino, all coiors-Irisb Pom.
Inf, scotch Piatds. Mouslin de LANES, BaraIhea.
TnI W arsGIel Black and coIored AIpacas, Mohsis
Delages' Drab and Cray Lustre fer Travelling
Dresses, Calicoes and Ginehams.
shaker aIannels,C Cotton FLAIR nels, Plaid Linseys.
Ticking, Brown aud Bleached Cottons
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19
General Agency

THE undersigned having permanently I,e.t.a
4 IN Chailestown. has established an once nesr
the pePotoi the Winchester and Potomac Railroad
Tor the tEansactiCn Of such business ~ 1osy ~ 80,
fded to his charge. Hia DeSoh.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19
70 FARMFRs.
LOOK AND sEEI

A ND you will find at ]: II. Easterday g. Bro.,.
"a good.empty 5 and 10 gallon Kegs. and also
Barrels: Call and you will get them cheap.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19
AUCTION! AUCTION!
TAKEN UP AS AN FSTRAY.

On Tue day, the 23th day of November, on Camp
Hill,.. r~Pers-Fe.ry- a SORRELHORSE, supposed
to be out seven years Oth his right hind fnot
white = I'D a brand l. e. ON his left hip. The own
or oft 'horse is requested to come forward, prove
PrOPe't , pay charges. and take him away. .,
HarpeEs-F Ferry, Dec. 5, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19
northumberland
o1aRye wh1ske,

o1dBye whdskey-
~ uses, by the Performances, " Invented and
patented June II, 1882, by
JOHN f. WILSON, Baltimore, Nd,
in Barrels, Demijohns, Bottles, &c. For sale By
the Agent, on the. Northwest corner of Howard and
Ca!ndcn streets. nearly opposite Camden Station e
baltimore and Ohio RaiirUad- o. None genuine
that has not the Patentee aud Agents signature on
each label.
JOIN E. WILSON.
G~Its purity has h"en fully tested as per tho an
nexed certificates of analysis:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19
s~APPIxGTON HOTEL.
MISS SARAH 1. DE4II,

CONTINUES open for the reception and
esmmodation of visitors. The ROOMS NJ.
sempIete order well furnished. and comfort sb
TABLE at ali times supplied with the Choicest
anas Ss The Country endCity Markets.
The Servants are attentive, and constantly IN At
tendasSe for abe accommodation and conyenience
OF Guests.
The Proprfetress s. determined To sustain the
well established reputStiono Of The House.
The public patronage u solicited.
NoyENBER I, 1855.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19

SARATOGA ROLL PANS, Cook Stove Pans, Ov-
~ en- Lids. Andirons, Fire Irons, Split Brooms,
baskets. Brushes, Brooms, Condage & Mats. for
saleby D.. HUMPHREYS & Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19
EaHE .aJV:D TVcEV.TER
GO

HAVING just returned from the Eastern r ft,a.
- am now prepared 10 offer to the public Sen'
eraH large and carefully selected a StocE a.
was before brought 70 this market, inciudipe
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19

(!oRN wANTED-Highest Price paid for Corn.
" in Cash or GcoDs, by
Just received, Ladies' and eehttemen,s scarfs,
y very nice. D. HOWELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19
M. ii. cAstrnrLL
nd. =. No..
WINDOW GLASS, STATIONERY, sc

will supply friends and customers at omm
ting prices, We call special attention to the m.
lowing enumeration of articles
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4b IS rommoiionE, AID q situated near
The Puddle Spare Formerly owned by
VIZ } + Withgrspoou Further partie
liar car he given or lhe premise
NARGARFl-tl McRAE.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-07
DIR GGISTS.
4 ssb's sts.s ANll.S
ANN
General Merchants.

Dealer about repIenshing their stock,
er mhIl.hInE themselves 10 bushes.
sill Hal IL their interest 10 call 10 p,r,og
andNmmine 10Y STOCK Produce iaken
ju exchange
ANumN ~frwAsr. Agent.
Jun 9}. So. 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-01
- crsey Civ.

ESCAPE OF FIVE PRISONERS FROM JAIL
AZ An early hour yesterday morning II WAS discovered
that hve prisoners confined in the Hudson County
jan had succeeded In making their escapo some time
during the night and up 70 last evening had not been
IeeaPinFed: Their names were John o'Brlen, chsrs
~ Win EIhLd larceny Charles DAILY and Charles
Sohnet 9Iitsled ~ Jersey City with hlIl sett al
purtlars to3ls Ton fanning and VIM. Welsh, for
hsInay robbery Mr.. Netters witness, states II at
appear against them The cell doors are said 10 have
peeA opened WIN false KEYS, and from thence tbe
they found there. VI "'"
TROUBLE AMoSosr SrEvEDoREs. - Mr..
Henrooi, connected with the tobacco inspoc,on
warehouse foot of North 9th sire Jersey Civ Yea,
1erday noon called upon Chief OF Police Mcd,np.
and asked for posse Of Police TO protect tho .,ovo
dores employed IN loadins the ell p Fortuna lvIn q,
their dock. lie stated that they had euplo ed eT.ev
SiV swvsdores, AND they not bsll. Competent 10 do
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-01

SAD ACCIDENT on THE EAST RIvER-Two
MEN AND An INFANT DRowSED.-A nd accident oo-
CURED betsees and . o'clock on Sunday evening,
by the upsetting Of ANAL ,ai boat containing three
men swomsn and her infant, when short distance
nom the shore foot Of Newark street, IIoboken re-
suiuns In The drowning Of two men md the infant.
Inc cries Of dstrs. sere heard on board ihs L T.
revenue Cater Kew anee. and small bont was In.
ssnty dispatch to their assistance. The crew sue.
eeeded In re'cuiDs one Of the men and the woman
As they we're raising the woman into the small boat
'ne miami slipped from her arms and Immediately
sum- and oil Efforts W save 1t were unavailinS The
parties resided In New York Their name. a. we'll
a. the locslity in Which they reside could no, DO a.
eestsined.
IN ORPHAN ASYLUM AND HosPrrAt.-A
large building designed for orphan asylum, home
aud hospital for the destitute ana siek, Ia now i'm
course Of erection at the osner If Foutb and VIII
low streets, liobokcn. The building vi 10 10 f,et
mont by b. feet deep, and Eve stories hch and when
couple ea viii cost tom t25,0rJ 10 $500 The Asv.
OF the Poor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-01
MARINE NEWS.
Aug. ol-s. Rise. 5e-s SETS, ion. w.sr- % 50


CLEARED
sTEAMHHIPS-w woodward, baltimore, Orion.
WI ISetoni Novelty, Philadelphia GLASGOW, Liver
inington; GlAucus. Baltimore.
shiP-hary Orden, Colby, for San Francisco
q. BhRKs-sco'land, LIVERPOOL; Janet, Liverpool, N
o. heroine Cron'tait; Winona, kliztbethpou.
BRlGs .shon, Aux Csyes; Jane Brlnd~e, Por,
COB Bay; Aurora, da Have, \; TeiesitA Cienf,sf
West, Boston. -
hstarnoras. Matsmoras; OEelI Pa
~ Nlrginla KINGSTON, Jam; & Lyanr, 81 MARKS; ID
Gile,pie, 81 John, \ Is; J G Whppls, Charles, on:
tiedcricy, Havana; Laura Francis, Boston; sarab
Elizabeth New Haven.
sLooPs-sophiA York River; Ranger, Hartford.
ARKlvED.
hTRAMHHIPs-E knight Washington. Heu,
hort Bremen; Huntsville, BOSTON for PhiladelphiA.
and proceeded; Lhase, Savannah; Ashland. NtDrienn1
Creole, Norfolk, Va; Charles Benton New hern N q,
hlchmond Gov Chase, y Orlr baltimore, Wash'ton.
Atialne, Wilmington '
sHlP-Masdalena, firm Rotterdam, With mdse, De
BARKS-W T. Anderson, Mobile; Thomas Dsll.,t
Guantanamo; Lavinia Cow Bay.
BBlG5--ComInissary, sidney, c b; AKIN, Jana
Cape Breton. ''
sCHOONERS-Msry y Mnnram. Cat Island: su.
mn Mary, Rockland; psssachu.ettA DO: Ann Loon.
luke OF hewrntsle, 81 john n X, for Nesnrk AImon
Bscon NOfthpOrt; Senator, Boston; Mary Ann, Ma
chln; horclu'col lhomaston; Copy, Providence, X f.
Au' "iace lay Rachel BeaI, Calais n q White, Va
fACHT-Jue, Ben, from Providence, RI
BELQW-Ships Energie, Antserp: HIhornia, Ijv-
efpoo baiks Liilda- fr bark, and ships.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-01

the vert, men hsd been brouehv over from New
YORK and The Jerscy City stevesores threatened vio
lence upon them while passing 10 or from the wharf
70 the Pavonia forry. A quad Of police were sent
dov n, and no trouble ensued
SOLDIER GARRoTED AND ROBBED
Two young men named Martin Harnly and John
fihtty we're arrested Yesterday afternoon, charse ed
Nlth having, In company with Others gsrroted and
tne I.'h N Y. W Of eos. Committed for sIami.
a LITTLE GIRL Run OvER.-Yesterday af-
teIL on about ha-past O'Clock, coal cart, driven
Dy sDoy We entering Whom coal yard on Newark
nehue, Jersey City, when Emma Corrigan. years
iMe, re,idiDg at No. ~ Newark svenue, W.. csuFht
Detreen the Wheel and hui ding and was seriously II
10. ,etally Injured The boy, Patrick shannon, vas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-01
Too Late for Classification.
ID RATsfr.

,CORSA-on Monday, July 3lst John Corsa, Of
NciI fAfmr, formerly member OF 20. G., I'd New
days.
Notice Of the funeral In Wednesdays paper. 1913
DOMAIN E-On Sunday, July sOth Jamea Dona-
hueN a native Of the Parrish Of Finskiilin, County
Sligo, LELAND aged IS years.
lils remains WI 10 taken from his late resi-
denc', ~ tity Hall Place NJ $50 A. ~, 10 St. An
dew. Chul ch, rhsie solemn quiem Mss will g
offered io the iepose u has souL and therce TO
CevAiy Gene e.y Tor internent At 1 4. M The
relatives and friends Of the family are 70
Auend 22S
GRAHAN-At Peekskin, on Saturday july s9ih,
Isabella youngost daughter Of JObn A. sud Eliza
beth Grahan.
The relatives and friends OF the femlly are in.
Ned TO ttt"nd the funeral this (Iu0sdayl afternoon
Is OciOtt, nom the residence ot her gran at her
John L. GTAhanl, li7 last 18th 81, "a ave. 2gt
hhEIlN-Suddeniy, July Jlst, Mary Martin, I'd
dhnshter OF Hugh Martin, Esq., p kinr 81.
Notice Of funeral Ia to-n.orTov's p-psrs. 232
QGlN--on MONDAY, July 81, william ouin .s,d
" yesr. son Of Matthew Qun, native OF the County
Nctttres'h h, Ire and
The friends and acguLtancrs Of the family are re-
que'ted TO attend the tune n, on rue.lay amer.
nooni Aug. !, At o'clock, tiou has late resida &C.
2b2 X. 18th ct. $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-01
CHAPTER II.

CHAPTER II.
Tn, mex, morning saw Richard At the book
sellers door, full ten m nutes before the appointed
hme Around HE slender throat was the promised
hsndkerch'ef and there was an air Of gentlity
sbout the lad, though under evident restraint in
Dis threadbsre best clothes He was neither tall
nor large Of his age, yet be had ou,growu his
lsckes. To look At him when his cloth cap from
which depended worn tasssl. brown with sge)
was on, you would have thought that his ewes
were too large for bis small delicate features bu,
when that was removed, and the pale, full, we'll.
developed brow, shaded by an abundance Of ight.
brown hair, was displayed-then the school.
masters sou had, despite his ill.fitins cloth O.
his patched shoes, his mpken cheeks and
the cold, mercess'y blue handkerchief
round his throat, an sir Of the highest and rnost
earnest int.Nlsence. What rendered him difIeren,
from other boys however, was b. freqreut hati,
OF upoot'n There wss moth ng weak OF silly
In h's expression, nor di bis ewes wander away
from thinrs around him, as he saw them not,
bis large, quick eyes fright snd reg, were rapid
and observnni; lul 1t wss,sif he carried VIVA,
he saw boop TO DO judged dbo-e Hs leisure
looks were 'uplookine," bis slight figure Ma
erect, and be rever slouched in his gait, or drag.
ged his feet after him, many lads are sp h do,
IA he stood a. his new masters door, in the deuss
TO- Of London morning, ne lon 81 for tie aoor
10 be oIeped lie wanted 10 begin work; he though,
the clocks were II wrong,-snd though there wa
bardlys creature moving IN the streets, except
stray cat or shp-sh Cd cbsrwomAn. he would haze
II At the entire London POPULATION were set X
slus -a.beds' unworthy Of the meme OF tons; for
be had great vencration for "Br.touS" ana wnen
be used 70 write imprompiu COPIES ON he broken
slate, his hvoriie sentence was Rule Bdiann a.
A lass be heard doors Opening beneath The area
grating, aud In due time the shop-ioor was un.
barred by al not v,ry cle,L-faced woman, who in,
quircd-
"Are you the new boy 2" r ch,rd said he w,a
well" added the woman, looking Over him care,
mlly, when master had n mind 10 get new boy,
be IN ght have got something WITT flesh on lie
Zones, and stout : RI a much CyI has.
wild shrmpeen Of = child like you Ii Tie house.
sorrs . helping hand NJ the kn yea, or shoes o.
messages, m go bal ~
Indeed, l can do everything you wso., AMI
bring you all you wish" said R.,lira, cheerfuly,
"br.ng me al l wish !" repcse Tie Irish sor.
want, In a low, depending tone. % then, hear
70 the presumption Of youth Nav Ae, you lhink
Fm Ike yer mother, and that all nv wishes eud
III halflint Of borr, or glass o. sini"
Richard felt bis susceptible tlood rush over his
face my IN ii, r." ne SAID, never took a Gina,
Of gin In her lie 70
tTobe Co1,inued)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-01

Precinct arrested Bernard heArde, on a sh.rge Of
having stolen 100 from jan les Demond, dscharg-
cd soldier. while the latter vss asleep In saloon,
corner Of spring and Greene streen Justice Led.
with committed the srcuse for trial IN deisult Of
bail go. Oihcer Christie, at the sth Precinct. or.
Tssted Charles II dson. charge Of aseaulting ard
robblng Christopher G.. ThUDpson, while the later
uss passing through Greene street Sunday night.
Justice Ledvith committed lhe accused
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-01

CARPENTERS - WANTED 3 CARPEN-
SteIs accus.om 70 machinery, at So Columbia st.
\. r; steady work 70 good hands. JOHN CAR,
hoI.L eS1
GIRL WANTED TO WAIT ON TABLES.
~ Aiso an lrsh cooied erl Tor washing and non
inF. Apply at 81 Chatham a. cor. North vii lam sS4
OLD TYPE METAL WANTED-APPLY AT
~ ne sun Ofica. 4iS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-01
MILITARY.

GEORGE TEMPLE, LATE PRIVATE
l,0th \. y vii! lie glad to any OF the "boys"
that belonged 70 Coicotan's Inth LEGION his VI.
quor store, 3si Cherry 81, near Scsmmcn +. K. 3Oi
NOTICE TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
i Having been established or over tine. y. ar ia
collecting all classes OF claims have complete az.
iuhk,nents TOT settling accounts of soldiers who have
been discharged OF partial oescfipiive Lists prisoners
OF war balances OF bountle- state bonAd \ AMI all
otheI aIieAsages. Advance made. Information
ers, Park Place s5I
SOLDIERS CLAIMS CAsHED-ROUNTIES,
baek pay, prize money snd pensions y ouplly co
lecied on Just aud Iea-onalla tie ms adv ce NO.
FORSYTH co, 60 Is eeck.r st Is6
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EXCURSIONS.

EOR EXCURSIONS - THE FAVOETTE
- barge ANNA and the WM. ROBERTS, ney, iust
hhnhed with excellent accommodations also STE ms
poats and groves, such desired. Office ySI West
81 coiier OF Barrow. Ii. b. CkOSsErr. 334
FIRST PICNIC OF THE y. Y. CARVERS'
- Association. TO lie held rt Fuuks nion Park
65d st and I'd ave, on Tuesday, Auguit lat. Tickets
~ cents admit one gentleman and ladiea TIE.
COMMITTEE. 32S
7 .ONG BRANCH AND SEA SHORE X. r.
- NEW LINE TO
LONG hkANCHi HIGHLANDS,
PLEASURE BAY AND ArLANTICNIILE
On and after Monday, July ~ the nev aud fast
steamer NENkRsINk Xviii leave the pier foot Of Bar,
clay 81, MY. to connect with the AeS Railroad line
W the above points ~ 1880 A. NJ and is r. ", and
leave Long Branch At $50 A N. and / T. ~. max ing
the trip hom New York TO Long Branch in and :
hours. g5O
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SAVINGS BANKS.

TRyING's SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 9s
Warren street
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and afler August LIST, 1868, this Bank will be
open daily from 10 A. N. to 3 Z. NJ
~ order Of the Board OF Trustees.
34' V. L. BUXTON, Sec.
NEW YORK SAYINGS BANK, COR 18th
ct and Ssh ave, Open daily from to 5 T. M
NedhcsdAvs sud Saturdays tom 10 T. NJ Sir
per cent. interest, free from Government tar he
po-ts made on betor, Aug. LIST will draw Interest
from thai date. TlioS. CHRlsTf, Pre.. H. II
~ LII sec $50
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70 look ster his treasure az a msrnls wstebe.
The silver coin she drops into hole Ia the css.I
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WHY'S penny went into . box with several
osLI coma; bis mother lacked the eoumon nscss.
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"Neddy, my boy" stammsred Mr., pradv
20 her son, a. she staggered TO her wre,cbed
LOGGING that same night, "it's wonderful LUCY
70 haI with that penny the four-pence ys won
mroush y pitch and toss has made
queen Nsddy." The unfort'ln,te creature Co.
, rs her arm so decidedly ha, she broke pane
y. glass IN shop-keeper's window, and was So
smed oy policeman for the offence; poor un.
oot'uhatf Ned followed his mo.her, with loud, in.
wrery one but more especially TO tho gentleman
WAY ir1ught him into misery By his mean renny
II =, nad been = sum he could have done any
, vr,Is wth-but penny what could lie done
WIN one poor penny, but spend III
Willy's nanny MAN, IT, - III, ,