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and he had no time 10 spare. With
desperate effort he clung To the threads
of ivy and roots of fern that grew on
the face of the rocks. They gave way,
and he fell more than cnce; but ut last
he succeeded in scranTbling up. As he
knelt to creep in, his face came in con-
tact with that of Mary; she was lying
mOtionless in the door of the cave. \
terrible fear came over him. He called
her softly: there was no answer He
touched her-shook her: there was no
movement. Was she dead-with fear
and all through him ''Oh. Mary" he
groaned in anguish. He could not wait
there. however; in a few minutes the
Others would be upon him. He lifted
her gently, and clasping her to his
breast with one hand, seized with the
other, in the strength of madness, the
branch he had before used in descend
ing. and succeeded in landing with his
burden safe ut the bottom.
He sped through the wood with Mary
in his arms, keeping keen eye all
around, aud occasionally stopping TO
ijufuTr turning Our or SlgnT, IN bend oi
the glen, lie looked back and saw, ont
lined against the sky, the figures of the
twoNmcn moving cautiously along the
ledge towards the cave. He had cs-
capped. Still he ran on, scarcely know
ing what lie did. distracted with grief
and rage. till faint movement Of Mary
made him start with joy. He laid her
on the grass. got water and bathCd he!
face, and began chatting her hands.
She opened her eyes, and, re
cognizing him, said, Ronald, am
II dreaming! | have had a fear
ful dream" and then with 4 cry.
Swooned away again. In a short time
she revived, consciousness returned.
and also measure of bodily strength
so that. with Ronald's assistance, she
was able 10 walk home.
The lest of my story is soon told.
That night a couple ofhorSemen were
daShing along the north road TO the
nearest military station. nverawe
! Castle: and before the close OF another
day a company of soldiers were quar-
tered in the district. The llighlandcrs
were oyerawcd. and took quietly again
to their agricultural pursuits. some oi
them, indeed, were glad of what had oc-
Cured. for they were avcrsc to the cruel
measures of their more fiery ncighhorS,
Time southcd the feelings of both
parties. The bitterness between the
race gradually TOrc of, except with q
few inyctecatc persons, who nurscd old
Crudgcs in secret, and aired them no"
and then by discontinued muttcrings.
Laspic Rua, n short time after hi'
scheme miscarricd, was drowned, while
ont hshing in an open boat. Some con
sidcrcd this as a Judgment upon him
but we have no right TO think so.
As matter of course, Ronald ant
Mary. in due time, were married. FoI
many years the way in which the plo
was discovered to th& Lowlanders wa
kept Il secret, for fear of revenge bcin:
taken. But Ronald. when an old man
would often tell, with Il gleam of hi
youthful fire, the story of the Hazel
wood Hill Plot"
Whether he broke his oath or not, il
the way he took of revealing his secrc
to Mary, and through her to her people
may be doubtful; but this We know
that il is better to break an oath whicI
we believe to be wrong than to keep II
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Some years ago, at a Burns festival in
Cincinnati, it was declared that the best
pun ever made was made by President
Monroe. Some surprise was expressed
that Mr.. Monroe should have been 4
facetious man. The story runs thus: 4
Scotch servant, employed about the Ex-
ecutive Mansion, who had broad ae-
cent and a good fund Of cold humor,
had been charged by certain persons
who had projected monument in honor
of something or somebody, with a mes
sage TO an appropriate official, who, it
seems, was not the President. But old
Sandy sought the Chief Magistrate, in
whose personal service he was, and con-
veyed the communication to him. Mr.
Monroe instructed him to address the
message elsewhere, and thereupOn
Sandy, persisting like Seotehman, said:
..Your honor, it is about the monument" !"
''weIl, Sandy" replied Mr. Monroe,
drawing himself up erect and syInmetri-
cal, "don't you see, Pm not the mon you
meant.
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'IcS' So sot"-"Exaotly '"-Solon Shincle said
thry were there "cvvTl time II he iclt "owley
In the morning, he took Plantation sitters; "
h. i,lt weary NJ night hc took rlantation Btters:
II hc lacked appetite, was weak, lan;uid or men,
tally oppressed, hr took Plantation Bittrrs and
they never faded 60 at him on hls Plus square
and Lim.
Fcw persons want any better authority; but
- some may just read the following:
owe much 10 you, for
verify believe the Plantation BittcTs haNc saNec
my life. REV. W. H. MAGoNEk
Madrid y. y.
have been great sui.
frryr from Dyspepsia aud had To abandon preach.
in- The Plantation
RiN. {. \. WILDWOOD.
New York city"
| had lost all appc.
titc-w,s :, weak and cncr,atrd could hardly
walk ani had pc; rri dread of society.
The Plantation Iattrrs have SGT mr all right,
JAMES uEMINwAY,
ST Louis, No."
The Plantation Bttcrs
have cured me II arrangement oi the kidneys
and Urinary Organs that distressed me for years.
Thrv acted like a chnrm. &. &. MOORE,
g5I Broadway, New York.
Mr.. a. NJ pEVOE. manager o, the Union
Irru. =. hnul for soldiers Children, saNs sha
has given Il 10 the weak aud lnvalnl children
under her rhargc, with the most happy ana graf
ir,iur r,.ult4 W, have received over hm.
drrd rramS of such certificates, bat M adNcr.
ti>rin,ut IL ~ effective ~ what people them
selves sly of a good article. oar fortune and
rur rrputaiipn il at stake The original quality
aud high character of thcS" goods viii bc sus
tanned under every and ali circumstance. They
have ALREADY obtained q sale IN every town, VII
lace. rar,sh and hamlet among civilized nations
Base imitator- try t0 come ~ near our name hsd
,,ylc as They can and because good article ran'
not bc sold ~ lnw poor one, they mud s1no
support from parties who do not care what they
SELF b. un your quart. Src our private stamp
| over the cork T. H. DRAKE co,
Ncr York City.
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sod by NIL
Druggists.
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The Clnrksburg Telegraph and Negro
SUFFRAGE.

Suffrage.
The Clarksburg Telegraph comments
upon General HARRIS receut propo-
sition to enfranchisc the negroes in
West Virginia in order to overcome the
Catholic Irish vote. The editor of the
Telegraph handles the subject somewhat
gingerly, and mildly disapproyes Of the
proposition because he don't think Il neccs-
sdry. while, at the same time, he is care
full to intimate that he sis not afflicted
with any great degree of squeamiSh-
ness on the subject of negro Suffrage"
He leaves his readers to infer that, if he
thought it necessary to permit negroes
acy of the radical party, he would not
hesitate to endorse the scheme.
General NoRTHCoTT makes one objcc-
ton to the agitation of the negro suf-
frace question in the next Legislature
which we would scarcely expect from
any other radical editor in the State.
II is so remarkable and administers
such just rebuke to faithless politi-
clans of the HARRIS school that we give
it below in the language of the Tete-
graph:
"There is great objection to agitating
the question of negro suffrage before the
next Legislature, as that question was
/ ignored entirely in the late canvass.
every stump speaker in the State, OF
the Union party, disclaimed its being a
part of the Union platform. Political
leaders should keep their p'edged .td'th
rih the people,"
We say we would scarcely have eX-
pected this exhibition of political hon
esty from any radical editor in the. State
except General NoRTHCoTr. HIS III
stincts are to deal fairly by the people
and claim no more than the people give
but, unfortunately he is easily whipped
into the traces by the party lash and
llabors for the consummation of schemes
which his better nature condemns. One
year ago there was no more fearless op'
ponent of the constitutional amend
ment for the diSfranchiScmcnt OF per-
sons who had been in rebellion, than he
Week after week, he arrayed unanswer-
able arguments against the adoption
of so suicidal measure. But party ne
ccssity demanded disfranchisemcnt; the
party lash was piled by HARRIS and 9th
ers upon the shoulders of the refractory
editor with merciless severity; ana
NoHruCorr yielded and did all he could
to unsay the truth he had uttered In op'
position to the scheme. We fear that
his present disposition to oppose the
plan which HARRIS suggests Will lea"
to similar castigation, with similar re-
suits. 1t don't suit the purpose OF the
radical politicians to deal honestly
with the people. 1t don't suit them to
carry out in good faith the professions
! --.~ae d,-;ns,- q rol;tical campaign. 1t
is bad policy for them to unmask, prior
to an election, their purposes and aims.
Ii is therefore in the highest degree rep
rcheTsiblc, according to the radical
party code, for any editor 10 protest
against the adoption of i dogma siren
uously denied during the campaign, or
to insist that political leaders should
keep their plighted faith with the peO-
pie" General NORTHCoTT is rather Il
rcbellious radical and will have to be
taken out ard talked to.
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RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was stationary last even
ing, withiten feet six inches water.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati, with
a good trip.
The fine side-wheeel steamer Hill
man, Capt. Mason, Clerk Theo. Fink, i,
the Cincinnati packet tor this evening
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne,
usri 10 bathc the face and person, 10 render the
skin son and frcsh, 10 allay inflammation, 10 per
fume clothing for headache. Sc. II is manufae.
turrd frogn the rich southern Magnolia, and 10
obtaining patronagc quite unprecedented. IL
j. a fayuritp with actrssses and opera singers.
IL is sed by all dealers at 81 90 in large bottles,
and by DEgAs BARNES & Co. New York, Whole
sale \ gents
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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at'herliue aeaister.
Ciub Meeting Tonight.

an important meeting of the Demo-
cratic Club will he held tonight, at
headquarters, on Main street, over the
Peoples Bank. Let there be full at
tendance.
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For Cincinnati.

VIII leave SATURDAY the cath inst, at 5
o'clock F. ~. the fine Steamer
&. Z. .WELIHAN,......,C SAN MAsoN,
THU. FINK Clerk.
- Tor freight Or passage apply on
= board. or to
Il. S BOOTH, BAT1ELLE s CO.
Gs-l-<sis-=1eu Agents
nnNll.2L
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OyEH A MILLION DOLLARS
SAVED.

OyEH A MILLION DOLLARS
SAVED!
Gentlemen ~ had negro han worth " 30
who took cold from bad bart In the leg, and
was useless for over year. i had nsed every.
thing could hear Of without beneht, until
tried the Mexican Mustang Linin,enI u soon
Ill DOWNING.
Mont ynmcTy. Ala. June i5, i3s
Il take pleasure IN recommending the Mexican
Mustang linmrnt "a valuable and indlspeDs-
able article Cor SprIins Snrtp scratches OF Calls
un Hnrscs. Our men have used IL for Burns
Bruises, Sores. RbouT.atism &c, and all say II
act, Ike magic" j. II. HEWITT
Foreman i,r American. Wells Fargos and
IlLTnd"p' Express.
Tho sprliu If ms daughter. .nklr, occasion.
ci while skating lasi winter. was entirely cured
in uuv T,uL. siiri sh" commenced using your
cal, h.aiui Mustang L.nimcut.
Glour' .tgr Mass Aug. l. lsGj.
II h. al admitted E,rt that the Mustang Lini.
mrui performs mprr cury. IN shorter time. on
man aud beast. than any article ever discovered.
Families, hycg men and planters should always
have 8. on hIUi Quck aud snrr ~ ccftsinly 10.
An genuine - wrapped in steel plate cngrayings,
b,ariug the dgHIturr Of q. W. Westbrook,
Chemist aHd the pyirgS y. :. stamp Of DEHAs
BAaNEs s. Co. over the top.
IN 'tlpri hI- brDu made 90 counterfeit 10 with
a cheap -.onn plat" label Lrok ci0ssiy
Saratoga spring water, cold by al
Druggists.
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Pittsburg, Wheeling and Par
kerSDufg Packet.

lSz-lss@sasaa leave for Parkcrsburg and Giallipo'
lis every Monday and Thursday night Of each
week al o'clock.
E,tUgning. leaves for Pitts5urE wednesday
and Thurs'lay of each week, al \. VI.
For lrui.h; or passage apply on board or %
scp3l-tf MAEER i MCKINLEY. Agts.
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Heimssrret's inirnltas,s Hair ceissfng is net Q
dye. All instantaneous dyes aFe soBpessd Of
lunar eaus,i1 and more or Iess destroy the vi.
taiity aDd beaaty of The hair. This n the orici.
nal fair CslOriDz. and has been growing In favor
over twenty years. II res49res gray hair TO its
original color by gradual absorption. In . mos,
remarkable pianBer. IL is sisO beanfifnl hair
drs-s5ng. Sod in toO sizes-S0 cents and 9i-by
al dealers- e. HEIMsTKEET, Chemist.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY al
Drusgists-
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rtl,nmo.L dslIshtfnI Ialr pre.sInr.

II is \ most delightful Hair Dre.sina
II "ralicates srfuf and daniruh
u kr'Es The head cool aud clean
70 makes the hair rich, rDft aud glossy.
n V-rvcu's hair turr.n; gray and falling on
II frsiurrs hair upon psulna,afcly bald beads.
This j. just what Lyons Rstbafion will do.
n r. puttg-it &. chrlp--igrlhlp II IL literally
,ulI ',y ~. osr lold and yet ia almost lnsredi
BIZ d-inand J. d1lly Increasing. until there !,
hardly q country stare that doc, not keep II. ora
family that dpfz not urs. II
L. THOMAS Lyon. Chemist, ". Y
Saratoga Spring Wafer, soid by al
pFuggi-ts r.fr
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Who wouid not 10 benltifuli Who you'd not
add 90 their bcaniyi Whit givr- that marble
parity and d. isgt0 appearance We observe up
dg tie .ingP and ia tie city belle Its no long.
er a sserst Tisy uss Hsgan's MagroIiA BALM.
its continued u-c Trmgyrs tan. frgckIss, pIuJ,les
leavra- the oobplerios smooth. Transparent,
blooming and rlyisiing. Unlike many c0smes-
irs n contains no material injurious % the skin
ANY Druggist will order IL for you, II not on
hand ~ - crbts pr bottle.
W. Y. HAGAS. Troy, ". r., Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES 4 Co,
Wh0lesal. Agents, y. Y.
DTugELsts- E
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this or any other State in the Union any
better, nobler, or more generous citizens
than the people of Monroe and adjoin-
ing counties.
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Tgryu,nrpassc,lgcrpncixct.

Eoy. PiiiyJwg, EdccliHg and PWkcrSbnr9.
THE NEW AND ELE-
-, -. CANT Passenger steamer GREY
i.r'T.sS EAGLE. Capt. JuBN GuGpuS. \. H.
El.NrING. Clerk. leaves Pittsburg for Parkorsouig
every "Wednesday and SATURDAY, at ~ VI leaves
Wheeling Tor psrhcr,hurg every "Wednesday
and Saturday at II L. NJ; leaves PlrkrrSburg inr
Pitt-hurg every Monday and Thursday at /.
NJ; leaves Wheeling frr PittsbuIs every Tue.
day and Friday AZ : A. ".
Freight received for Psttsburg every Monday
and THURSDAY 70 the Wharf Boat until T. VI.
BOOTH, BATrELLE & co,
scp2l Steamboat Agents.
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Regular Packets.

Regular Packets.
UHCcIiagdRd PdrkGTburg L. Nail Boats.
-. THE NEW AND LIGHT
s.L9tss 20 drlughI sl,r-U heel steamers EAGLE
,'lssss2 . aud EXPRESS
Thcz" boats run regularly between Wheeling
ana paTkcrsburg dliy sundays excepted lraN'
ing Wheeling at II o'clock \. NJ, and B,llar al
Il.3j \. NJ. on arrival of trains from IhttshwE
Returning leaves pTkcrshurg at O'Clock, \.
NJ. arriving at l}yllr In time 60 connect with
the Eastward bound train.
r. Through tickets can be- procured ON these
boat, for Pittshurg aud Eastern cities
BOOTH BATrELLE = co.
Agents, Wheeling W Va.
HALL & co.
Agents Marietta. Ohio
COOK. BERRY * GORDON,
suglCtf Agents, Parkcsburg, W. Va.
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-'n iof tonnage, 40 an. ~. -. =.
- ~~'-~.'s 'ASe"siis No ioe@
$1,000 Il 4la .t
IT, Freneh iron-Clads.
The following rs Mr. scns table OF the French IRON
"'-~ navy Vt the present time
----~ 49, MAGENTA Avn .-~..-
, " ps "a feat: us; 1000 horse power; mean
eiauea :. .-ngth Of load line ESQ feet; breadth,
o. iee'' .oouen huil ~ inch armor plating weight
a.-,or 900 tons; speed in smooth water-Magenta AZ
oouRcssE
plsplacement 900 tons: 900 horse '.. -.
draught 20 feet; length OF load line $50 az an 'a
feet iron hall; az and 3 inch armor .oes 90
armor 700 tons speed IN smooth wp' s, 'e'' "
! GLolRE -'ei, Id Aho's'
DISPLACEMENT $3.50 tons: M - -
draught 25 feet: length Of ~ ns az Powe lnea
So feet wooden hull: AZ ~ ,e 20 iec', pi' a
armor 500 tons speed ID S ~ 'vi Pia.lie, "otu'W
y anuu.n wafer, io5s xho's'
rDisn,neen,ent b52y . r.sv''t aoo -,
drauyht 25H feet: h 20 e4v nol g. power, MEAN
SO feet; wooden IN ~ ~ Io mo zoo ,ses, p,eus'
500 TONS. snead ~ - "a III a. "o, wosAe vi S'oi'
IVY 'oAS' 'pso1 "a smooth water, laH knots
Disnlacen,e, I, aso , Dns. -, - -.
aranyht % 80. 1loso oolsj wy morse powcr mean
5a fest wo ~ Ins', " ,o,u ne 30 tcesi %
arrnor 500 , "a mn ~ a. NV, .'A'snsi me,s' "
' wv 'ons (, speea III sinoo.n "aess, 1913 Nho'S.
Disni,. pLASps soc saoLoss A ooo vushnSk.
draught OK s = w 20 V1 ~ A.l so pomi
IN fst ~ ~, ~ va i'n' w iee'' 80,
arm 4, ;, noo sans nun "0n "'ihoi P'A'ns' "''sA' Va
$3.50 i0oo 'o's -
n ,.., -co i n r,c ,. .,.u. aar
dr1 bt os S , ,V ~ oJ Isna on c, beaIh
"a s ss - ioes 'o s., W -, ~ wv ~, 90 49,
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CHARGE OF STEALING MONEY.
Thomas Ice young sirsnian. who Gays he lives in
tina Soldiers Home, Howard street, was yesterday
rested by ofcer Bnede Of che Eighth preclno on
pcion Of having stolen wallet containing $3.50 om the
pocket Of Henry Miller, residing at No a26 West six-
tscnth street Mr. MIcv hung up HE coat In Of tho
peckess OF which s~ tho money In room IN the rear
Of the store <2$ broadway, WHICH, alleged lee sub
sequently entered and took the money. The prfober
Who soutiy dsnes his guilt was taken before Justicc
Dodge and locked w fcr Trial des, OF ~ 500 ball
BARTENDER oHsnaEp VIM THEFT.
On The night the essh uitimo William Msckin. re.
siding ~ No iia West Fifteenth street, ssisrcd the
porter house OF John Astcn southwest oorr Of Sixth
sssnus aud Twenty anh street. whsrs John gallagher
was acting - barsecper Msukn pHook q refrome
with Gallagher and female who appeared 70 ~ an &C.
quaintsnce Of Gallagher Soon ster leaving ths place
Msckin missed his sold watch and chain vansd "a 1iso
and also his wnllet containing go Tho vSc1im asAes
shae the property IVES fsionicnsy ahus.sssd frsn IN
pockets while the sslcep with Gallagher ssd ths IN
known female Detective va1ghan being informed Of the
l<rcsny, made search Tor Gallagher. and succscded N
auesst.g him. he strsnes woman hiss not yet been
nrTssesd Justice Dodge committed The propsr Cor
lminlJpa t
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Extensive FIRE I'm jersey CITY.

About halfpas five O'Clock yesterday afternoon ire
was discovered in the Jersey City drug mills Of MessrA
Hitler Sons. Nos 100 and Ill Hudson s.reet Jersey
City. When tho Gramen reached the the IRE was
well under way Ia No. ILL., where II originated and soon
extended to the third and fourth stories Of No 10
they succeeded In combining IL. No. Ill, which is
loss In stock and machinery will probably amount
$4,000 to $4,000 The building No. Ill, owned by
Mr. Durant IL damaged about $1,000, and No. 10a
belonging 10 tho John Dean estate, damaged about
81 900 No. l07 the first floor OF which Is occupied by
Mr.. John n. Rea wholesale liquor store and tho
ably damaged by water
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Fort or New York, Fesraary II, lses.
Vim mas: nd "a 4
ms s::. .ss osls,oq
.,s .Fpss sssssy c..ss New ors.n. Feb
Lid .ross bead winds and heavy entire passage
sicam.h,p Moneta, x.r.hmsn. Charleston Feb g with
sle.nshlg Geo Cromwell. Vail charssion. day. TO
ssse.%.s'? c:mnssser. Ferry, Wilmington NC days,
SNIP aos L.ssdCa Sof fc1smeyh, NH Davis, c.ca...
passed Cap, dccl Hope Nov crossed Equator IL Sisn,id
ps linn. In s SssS S'ss ,. ; s 4, Jan since
Died Nov a John Fros'ro Of Sweden. seaman dysen
10 Sap r Rs. rgsy oi e., j, 2 Day. s m
m sssp pT ssr. orssss az. sus' Liverpool Dec 10 with
ship xIeisndrs br, Crosby Newport Ens 40 aar. w,,.
, I.ss ss csi rom ss n sw IS,Ss
,Ss sas .rrs % ss. p.nssr aud Al
ssss asse y cssl.a 2 bad
snsas,e co%pss spaassr boom broke quarter m and
and had bet water n ran south 10 ~per ear
Ss 'ssSiI % 81, Ion s,s Gss S
supply e ys,.'cn; Z. IRE" bark May LipSs q forisai
as,s. xSs ssTss sS sSS ssss:
s.d, . ssss s."s sD ss ssl .,ss s TED e
esska knocked awAy hesdbosni, started some OF ts t
: ~ umrsrs damaged the RAIDER bad 90 10 rrnaar .
nno. usccrs was Obliged 70 10 the aontkw nj a.,
cur s1a sPsh other damsges Jsn ias ~ long o. a.
snip WIN loss ~ mainnart Jan ST. af ~ nj la Il
~ ~. spoke 'ehr Amelia. Sswbnppot hence Tor 10
Bssk fodesla Ham, Anxaibach hansbs, On, 4, fps.,sa
nrs ny ~ cape Of goot Iiope Dec Do and 81 helsra
4, W. Ion IL spoke osrt Japan, froI Annoy fs2 New
ssFt "a. CHr Barber, rsarirs Cost q Bolsya), y
% f.ss { i ss' .~ r. sssi = e $500 ss sss
~ as1ssy r ssrx Isssss t.s sssrr1 isgN from
Ss5 y; s4 = y Va q ';s4ss s'''.: .sa
=: I: s,l;; '':;: ;:; ':,' IA ~, -:
q I rs 4: 30 = s:.!.r -; s z.
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Al nine o'clock on Saturday nighta Gre discovered
on the premises occupied by Henry C. Herman, in
Franklin street. near Madison street. The fire was dis.
covered in unoccupied dark From the appear
ancc OF the FIRE and its location, it doubt the
work of an incendiary The damage to the promises
will amount to S10O
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Married.
BssexS-urrxAxB--On Thursday afternoon, February
8 81 the residence Of The brides mother by the Rev
David huiisne brother 70 the bride WmIiAx BxnoxS, Of
DrSs-woclslv. In brooklyn, on THURSDAY. Fob.
r,uary 8, by the Rev. D. " y. johnson, 4. A DuxS
n. d Of onssSS I 70 NELLIE n ssass:.r o. the
GsomAaA-Moosx I'm this city, BY the Rev samuel
Cook, ImDos 4. MAynous eRonI.aa to Verona Az.
JsxsEss-PEAa. --O Friday, February o, at the res
dence Of the brides psrenis ~ shsev. Cyrus D. ross
Pssse, Esq, 81 Of this city.
:, LrScB-0N nL-0n Tuesday. February O. At the
Ssessssy iss 70 Ssss y o ss sS both
OF this city. No cards
TRadsr evening gsoSsrv a. ,v
the Rev. Father Curran, his residence PArRcx RrAx
2 Miss MaHr e. daughter Of James wssd ESQ, ali or
wclFE-TArLon West Freehold, New Jersey. ON
wednesday, January 81 BY the Rev Frank Chandler
Of Kingston New Jersey. 10 Miss MAoos A., daughter
Of the late stephen o TAYLOR Of New York oty.
Died.
BAnkEs AT New Rochelle. Sunday, February n,
smrnns, son Of ,. d. Barker, aged Is years and
The friends Of The family are invited TO attend the fa
neral. on "Wednesday morning. al eleven O'Clock from
the residence Of his father Upper New Rochelle Trains
leave twenty seventh street a. $50 A. ~ Carriages IN
Bacoss--6n Friday, Fcbruarys suddenly, Of typhoid
pnsumonja fnkscxs b. Bnocxs wife OF Samuel II.
Brooks, add daughter Of the late Hon Asa Ciapp. OF
Portland. Nc. "
Her remains win he taken Eas. for inserment
\. =, on Friday, February .. Ernls & cirrsxrss' H.
D., IN the s7th year Of HIS ago N N
CosroS On Sunday, Pebvuary H. MAncAarr Cozrox
native Of parish q ersnsr county Lonsford Ireland
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