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New-York tribune., 1867-08-16

CALIFoRNIA - Conference.-The accidental
addition OF letter in California dispatch Of yester
day made US say "The Gorham combination is bitterly
opposed by the principal orgdni OF that Republican,
party" IL should nave read organ" meaning
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16

It is amusing to find The Paterson Press I'M
peruent enough 20 charge TRIBUNE with dishonesty
in one column and unscrupulous enough to steal Its
special reports In another.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16

At meeting of the Street Cleaning Com
mission Yesterday, number of complaints of
dirty streets were presented-tO all of which
we respectfully call Judge Writings atten-
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16

We have bad news from Arkansas, where, it
is asserted, Gen. Ords policy has resulted in
giving the work OF Reconstruction solely into the
hands of dislOyal men, and practically exclud-
ing the negroes from the polls.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16

Registration in Louisiana is completed. and
shows that the cOlored voters have majority
of 38l7j.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
GEO. w. +. Buckley.

"CeneralD Geo. w. f. Buckley, the originator
II tic knights Of the Golden Circle, died in Baltimore
Saturday at tho age Of 80 years lie was political prs
ono, AT wort Warren Fort Hamilton and elsewhere for
nearly three years during the Bckey was native
of Vir0Eia
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
Nep'alotk Daily Gribmtts.
TEENS or THE TRIBgNE.

FRIDAY. AUGUST 10, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
OBITUARY.
wSf. II. KNAPP.

William II. Knapp, esq, one of the oldest
toeaphers in the country, and until recently manager
Of the Office at Newark, N. j. died at Mcanopy, Florida
on the lth ins OF congestion OF the BRAIN Mr. Knapp
settled in Florida last year and deserved much credit
the successful management upon the free labor system
OF a cotton plantation which he had purchased His
faakh VIII be deplOred by large circle of friends
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RITuALIsM.-Thec clergy of the Eplscona,
Church IN England have taken decided stand
against ritualism. There are now meeting i'm
Con Nocanon IN the Prov nee OF Canterbury.
aho tDe House or Bishops, On February 18th,
unanimously adopted a resolution that sour
Judgment Is that no alterations from long,
sanctioned and usual ritual ought 10 be made
IN our churches until the sanction of tbe
Bishop Of the Diocese has been Obtained there.
To-. IL was remarked by the Archbishop of
canterbury al the time Of the Unanimous pas-
sage OF this resolution, that but seven bishops
oi tne province were absent and ak OF them
were detained BY sickness, inhrmity or domes-
nc smiction The re solution was moved bv
the Bishop OF Oxford, and sec onded by tha
biehop OF London. The Lower House Of tina
Convocation having received the reeo,utioo1
concurred in II, go that an authoritative de-
ciaration OF the clergy OF the Province of Can
teroury is thus obtained against RituaIism.
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BLOODY RENCoNTRE.-on Friday-night our
city was the scene of one OF those unfortunate
occurrences which at all times are 20 be re-
GREETED. Towards dark, Mr.. M Bro well, our
assistant Chief OF Police, met a man at the
saloon OF man name Henry Smith. near the
post-oftice by the name OF Joseph Williams,
from Rogersyllle. We learn that Mr. Bird :
well bad seen Williams a short time reyious Z
and Williams took exceptions to the manner
that Bridwell looked at him, and made the re-
mark IN rber-shop that il Bridwell ever
looked at him in that way again he would Kill
MIN. Bridwell was informed Of the threat
and soon after met Williams al the saloon
wnere words passed, and at the request of
the proprietor stepped into the backyard To
talk the matter over. They soon returned,
when words were again angrily passed, aad
lliiams drew a revolver and shot Brio well
IN the left eye with two successive shots
when Bridwell drew his revolver and shot
Williams through the abdomen. Each fires
four shots, but only two took effect on Hrid
well and two on Williams. Williams Is NOR
tally wounded and cannot recover Bird well
had one eye shot out, the ball enterin q the eve
and came out behind the ear. He is al this
nme In critical lsituation.-KRoxriLLe Tenn
Commercial, Feb. %.
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Washington Annual Conference N. r.
Church. (Colored

The fourth session of this Conference met at
Sharp street Church, Baltimore, yesterday
morning. The president Bishop Simpson,
opened the Conference by reading the 2d chap
ter Of I'd Timothy. after which the 7Oth nv IN
wss sung. The Revs. J. N. Mars and James
Peck offered prayer. Rev. A Wallace, of
Philadelphia, editor of Methodist Advocate,
was introduced 10 the Conference. The sacra-
ment OF the Lords Supper was then admin
istered. The Bishop made some very impres-
sive remarks concerning the passion and death
OF Christ, after which Benjamin Brown was
elected secretary ana r. w. :. Peck and X. II .
Robinson, assistants. The following commit
tees were appointed:
Stevards-J. X. Brice. II. Walker, j Henry
sunday Schools-Ephraim Lawson, T. Jack
son, J. Thomas. Tract Cause-N. Carroll. r.
III. Matthew'S. Bible Cause-C. q. Fisher
VIM Wilson. Temperance w. Cook, M
Spridle, and W. T.. Echols Centenary-J.
kennedy, j. Gross. and VIM. Echols. Educa-
TON. Dansbury. h. Lane, and q. Lewis
Missionary Money-w. Hicks and W Echols
Statistcs-C. q. Fisher and &. ID. Keys
The hours OF meeting and adjournment of
Conference were fixed from 9 TO IL
The second question of the general min utes
was taken mp, viz:-Wh0 remain on trial
and John Loggins, VIM. Wilson. J. Dausbury,
VIM. Echols, w. Leeward, A. Edmundson, l.
Hughes, w. Caster, J. Randall, and j. Henry
thus remaln.
Revs. II. y. westwood, OF New Jersey Con-
ference; ID. France, Curns, Dosh, and Gardner
OF East Baltimore Conference. and B,shop
Nayman, Revs Hall and Sluby. of the Nj
r. Church, Were in trod uced 20 the Con ference
The Conference adjourned with doxologv
and benedicton by Bishop wayman, of tne Al.
M. T.. Church.-BaltimOre Sun, tn.
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Fortune Telling Dodge Relieves a Con-
fiding Woman OIL Large sum of Money
and some Valuable JeWeIrr.

from the Richmond (Va) Times, Feb 2sl
by TOO conndent trust in the stories Of two
yaEaboHd fortune telling women, Mrs Jane
l. Edwards, who keeps a bar on Broad. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, was swindled
out OF large sum OF money and some valuable
women called at Mrs. Ed wards bar.room
and offered TO tell her fortune. She consented
and tfey told long rigamarole about a Con
ieoerate soldier, leaving her a large fortune.
Alter this they asked her 20 show Them what
fortune she already had. The credulous wo-
man went up stairs and brought down q
bag, in which was her all, and showed AZ
TO them. The bag contained $500 in green
backs, two $50 Treasury notes, seven
bonds, three gold watches and one
chain I he bag was examined, the weight felt
by the TWO sharpers, and returned 70 their
unsuspectlng victim. They then left STATING
that they would return the next day The
next day came. and so did the two women
who went through pretty much the same rele
as OF the day before. The bag was again pro-
duced, and examined while near the trank
The sharpers again left, cautioning the wo-
by that time they would be back, and with
them would appear the fortune which had
been left her by the Confederate soldier The
woman fully believed their tale, but her curi-
osity, (the only weakness OF women.) got the
better of her, and on Saturday night she went
70 see IL the expected fortune had arrived She
did not discover the fortune, and concluded TO
look IN the bag and see n thSt was all right
II her horror and dismay 10 bag OF treasure
was found, but in Its place a bag Of the same
dimensions and weight flied with lead The
fortune tellers, at their last visit had adroitIy
substituted this bag OF lead for the bag of trea-
sure and carried itoff.
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1.-THE Louisiana Legislature thanks Geo
Peabsdy for his muninc cent gift 10 the south
Paris. =. IN
Seyer million rats were drowned BY the
freehet at Cincinnati.
SParis alone sends 1900 children to aurse
in the country.
&In Paris sixty babies out OF every one
hundred die under the tender mercies OF their
hired nurses.
ohd In New England occurred in March.
SPunch says it is dreadful te hear of a
ehilo, only one month old, taking 70 the bottle!
Lap service 10 considered discreaitasie to
aCntisuans, but is dslightful thing between
two lovers. B., - - - =
~An exchange says thar Ex. President
Day, OF Yale College, aged ninsty-iour, Is the
original ''hve-long Day"
~The climate OF western Texas must DO
very mild, as there were but three days last
month In which nres were necessary. '--
~The members of a society N Paris take q
pledge to buried without the prayers of me
church. .r -.r--..I-
~There are about one hundred and Aftv
thousand men employed ON the railways OF
Great Britain.
~Matt- Dyer, a colored citizen. has an.
nounced that he will run for Governor of rea.
nessee against Brownlow.
s1-A Chinemaa having drank too mpch NJ
ss1s; s.,S; ~. .hnn fi not proper, make ohlnanan
AZ fashionable church in New YORK
the contribution plates aIe carried ron nd bv
the voung ladies, 70 the great esneHt OF the
treasury.
n0Pius TX. h the two hundr.d ana aax-
seventh PontiN who has sat in 81. Peers
ceear. he now seventy i've years old, and
has been Pope for twenty -ons years.
0rhe 81. Oatharines tOansda, Joarnai un-
20 y called ont for service On ths Niagara froA.
tier ~ an early day. =
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END OF NOTORIOUS BUsHwHACKKR.-The
ST. Louis Democrat has the following special
from WarrensburG The grand high priest OF
desperadoes, Bill Stevens, has met his iust
dues, and, II is reported, was killed this morn
ing at daylight by some horsemen, who had
surrounded his house and called on him TO ex.
plain certain threats made while in town the
day after the hanging of Sanders. This man,
Stevens, has been the terror Of the county and
State, he being at the head OF all vilia,ny and
crime, and Woe was it to any person who
thwarted him in his views. One of his sons
was killed at the Blair meeting last fall, and
was a chip of the same block. Another OF his
sons, a well.known horse and cattle thief who
has by his acts made himself liable to arrest
and by his daring had always escaped, has
several times been shot at by the sheriff, but.
TarpiR like, escaped. This SON is blamed for
being connected with the gang that murdered
Mr.. Switzer, and was waited upon, but suc
ceeded in escaping, along with his pal, Moses
Andrews. across the river. Polk Adams and
John Starkey, both members of the same gang.
were waited upon by the COMMITTEES at the
home OF Adams father, on Friday night, but
they succeeded in escaping by running the
gauntlet through two hundred norsemeu, who
were armed to the teeth. and had surroun nded
the house. Adams is reported wounded m the
arm, and both he ana Starkey are now in Kan
sas or Nebraska, hid away by their friends.
All these men are known to every person who
has owned a good horse or OK for the past two
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q am had Just been received from Na.hvsle
oomm uDicatine the sad intelligence OF rhs
dsath of Bishop Soule. senior bishop OF the
ehurch. which occurred 1t q N. yesterday,
and then proposed that Conference ad,aarn
with prayer, which was offered mp By Bishop
Early.
Rev. Peyfon Harris, OF the Presbyterian
Church, Was Introduced 20 the Conference,
and met with a cordial reception
Cenference then adJourned--Baisfnore Aver
iedn. ia.
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HOW TO OBTAIN rHGRAvINas.

Orders may be sent to us enclosing the ,onsy,
prom one dollar to twenty-five dollars, in regis.
tered letter or by post once order, at our risk.
Those wishing Engrsvings sent must enclose ten
cents in stamps to cover sx pensss. Large amounts
should be sent in drafts or by express.
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CLOTHING, DO.
TAILORING.

MERCHANT TAILORING. .. ..
The undersigned having entered into col artnsr-
SNIP, and iaid in an exte, siye an car fully "a
sslected stock Of CLOTHS, CASeI ERKS, 81
MEETINGS., and Gentlemens' FURNISH MA
iNS GOODs, are prepared to maze mp for W.
their customers neat .fuiHg and fashionable
suits Of clothing, at their new establishment No,
S2O street, tive doors west Of the National The
able Clothing, on moderate terms, should not fail
to give Us call before purch Ing elseyhere.
GEO I. KEEN. 6.W. GILBERT,
Fermerly OF 500 9th ST.. Merchant Tailers,
nh slim No. $40 Z ST., bet. 18th and 18th.
II J. HEFBRRGEA,
Ui1zEJsSS SSS X SHHInTIHY HI hsSaon . oo.'>n
MERCHANT TAILOR, ~
metropolitan Hotel, late Browns,
500 Pennsylvania svenue, -
NV I-H Washington, d. o.
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CARDEN SEEDS, FRUIr TREEs, &c,

Has now IA Store his extensive stock of CAB
DEN sEIDS, which are this season of finest
quality. From hi, practical knowledge of the
trade, and the Seeds having been grown specially
ior hhs sales, they are warranted fresh, pure,
rLOwER SEEDS. embracing oil tho noveIti es
from England and the continent, with many
articles saved from his rich collection of Florist
FRUIT TREES Of finest gu ality. consisting of
Pears, Apples, Peaches, Apricots, Nectarines
Cherries. &c.
GRAPE VINEs-Delsware, Concord, Diana,
Rogers Hybrids, Iona, Adirondac, &C
rants, , yergreens, Shade Trees, Roses, Green
Bouquets, Wresths; Ont rloyers, &c:
JOHN SAUL, Seed Store,
Removed to 446 7th street
fe IS colin opposite u. 8. Patent Ofice,
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The Institution for whose benefit this enterprise
is conducted was founded for the purpose of gra.
tuitously educating the sons Of deceased Soldiers
and Sesmen of the United States.
New pupils will be received after April 4, upon
complying with requirements.
The purchaser Of each Engraving for one dollar
win be given certificate eHtitling the holder to
share in the award of presents.
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7 A B l. 3 II 4 D lc5
sPE EOIAL NOTIOR.
CHARLES HRRZeERg

Successor 10 Isasc Herzbere Son,
who have cond ucted the Pawnbrokiny Business
1or nfteen years in this city, fer twelve <O>
yssrs the only Pavnbroker in the Distric-,
take this me- hod of thank ng their patrousO ~
ana The public for the confidence heretofore show
fact that We still continue to make the h ghest adj.
xsnees IN all sums upon all articles of Jewelry,
diamonds, watches, Bonds. Government Scrip,
SILVER Plate, &c. for which have superior
places Of deposit and sec1rfty, which will always
he shown for the satisfaction Of those patronizing
rs. We have special facilities for the care aud
preservat.n Of Wearing Apparel of every de-
ecripuon, WOolens, &C., on which the highest sd-
Nsnces are 2sde, guaranteeing when required
against mots, and always against injury Hsyirs
large warehouse in connection with our afice,
have special facilities for storage or all kinds
Of Merchandise, Furniture, &C. on which we
make the highest advances for days. weeks or
months, We call especial attention to the fact
tbst owing 10 the large capital employed in
business We can make advances at such rates of
inter sst as TO defy competition We sell no goods
felture, and then only ~ public auction drst Civ
ing ample notice through the various city Jour
mails 10 all deposIters. By this means deposits
with MS are never lost IL their redemption is de-
sired. We call especial attention to our arrange
ments Tor forwarding goods to any part of the
country, arrangements which an experience of
hfteen years has brought to perfection. Depos-
1tors ere enabled by this means to redeem their
goods from our ONCE ne matter where they may
be located. Full informati on alwsJ given Prf-
yate sparfnentsfor confidential business. N. B.
We nave no connection with any si pilar estab-
nshment In this city Refer to anv old resident of
Washineton- Remember HERIBHR9'S Loan
once. Sal north street, between Az and 9Th
Washington. d. g. fe rs lrs
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THEfRRNcH ARMY.--La Pdtrie SAYS that the
particulars OF the law tor the reorganizanon Of
fnitely settled in the Council of State. The
PRESIDENT OF the section on war and marine
was charged with the duty OF reporting the
pro1ect 10 the legislature. The time OF active
solder must serve for four years in the ma
uonal guard tmobtle). Yenng men not in the
active army will serve four years in the re-
guard will aleo be enrolled ali Young men
VINO have Obtained exemption from service
under the law Of the 26th August 1855. 4gIF
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
w GLAGET II. b. swEENY
t .s RKAL ESTATE BROKERS' arr
A q r I O n Z q

purchasing ubimproysd properly for Invest mem
viii md 1t to their ad vantage to look over our
list before puIchasing, a. We have added recently
70 our FORMER list large amount OF that desc ri D.
t1en OF property. We can offer many induceme ats
1 regards sftustion, low prices and easy terms
IN the immediate vicinity Of this city, very elf
etoiy located for suburban residences; a. we'll as
really bargains.
Property left with us fer sale does net subject
books. ~ WI
fe Il-ln 0LAGETT d sWE1NY.
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VIRGINIA LIGIsLATURI.-In the House of
Delegrates on Tuesday, Mr.. Booker offered
resolution inquiring into the expedisncy of
ferred TO the proper committee. The Commit.
tee for Conrts Of Justice requested that they
be discharged from the further consideration
OF resolution providing for calling convens
Resolutlons u u c--T1.e+-- 80 : = -
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MARRIAGE AND DIVORCES In OUR DAY.-In
Chicago a few days ago. ono Rosa M Carr
nled bill In the Recorders Court prayine for
divorce from her husband, A. J. Sch weitzer.
on tne grounds OF cruelty and neglect On the
same day the bill was taken 10 open court and
the oefendant who was absent on business
was ordered TO plead instanter. On the 9Th of
January tne Master in Chancery filed his re-
port and recommended q divorce. The wit
ness OF the cruelty was one Levi M. Sanford.
ano on the lfth Of January the said Sanford
ano MRS. Schweitzer. who had taken her
MAIDEN name or Carr, were married. The
husband on returning had the case openes
and they are now having lively time TO de-
termlne whose wife the far Rosa really is
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THE LEGISLATURE OF MAKYLAND.-Leave
was obtained in the Senate yesterday to report
a bill providing for a municipal election in
Baltimore. After some debate the subject was
referred to special committee. The bill max
ing an appropriation in aid of the MARYLAND
Institution for the Blind was taken MP and
passed. a majority OF the committee on Judi
cial proceedings reported against the passage
OF the House bill to allow city railway cars TO
run on Sundays in Balumore. A minority re-
port on the same subject was made. Both re-
ports were laid over. The bill relative TO the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad was then
taken up, and after the adoption of several
anne endments. 1t was passed. 1t provides that
the Slate shalltske summary posse ssion of the
lateral branch to Washington, in case the m ain
stem is not completed as required by the char.
ter.
An interesting debate TOOK place in the House
on Tuesday night on the bill TO Incorporate the
Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Railroad
Company, after which the subject was laid
over. In the House yesterday, the special
committee appointed to select a 81 te in Balti-
more city for State Offices made a report in
favor Of taxing part of the Gilmore House.
over bill was passed an thorizing the COMP
troller to pay certain bounties, &c. Among the
bills passed was one to authorize the commits
sioners Of Baltimore county to levy an addi-
uonal school tax, and another to give to the
Dorchester and Delaware Railroad Company
the sum OF S130O0, heretofore appropriated to
the Choptank and Mispillion Railroad Com
pony. The bill TO Incorporate the Chesapeake
and Lake Erie Railroad Company was then
taken up and discussed until the hour of re-
cess. ..-r
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IMPATIENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

n, TIA ,.,,,,o WAsHINsJ A. J3s' fsbrusry "a 1857.
t,is Of the estate & Of Ansu:.as B Pope, dece.ssd
tension Of patent granted to the sad auan,sa. sa
b PoRs sns ;lss q DAY Of June 1883 for an Improve
from the expiration Of s.id pstsns. which fsiss
place on the zlst day Of June, 1857:
the Patent o6os On aensss. % the 3 DAY Ssy o. Of
June next at II O'Clock M: and all Dersons are
Be have
m n IN: sss1 sEs 70
the day Of hearing; all testimony nied 81 either
sss once which Win Sc fsrnisSsd on spslie.si.0.
5s:s !: ~: 3:
S ssi ss' e.
ingtor. ID. O., and IN the Journal, Boston. Mass
snee 2 week ser three successive weeks: the
oI sa =, ,S 9 ~ % be ct least sixty days
P.e.-Editors Of the above nsoers viii niea.e
copy. and send their bills to the Potent nee with
paper containing this notice. feI.lsvsv
SIZES II Ea1 fI4EEFo fIHHEs1o5 o55Src
On the petition washISSfSs a. as ayws1rss.,y 49,
he estate Of s,easHd w.rd sa
oi Nsusstuck, Oonaecticut, praying for the ex'
said 70 Q, t9s de- ':a b ssy n
June 1888, for an Improvement in Machines for
70, .ssS .r.. ;Ss s.s. .s
me lstn day Of June lSs7
.ns f.: 10 .s s.ss sss y
Jane G o,,s.d nat ., =; u o'eioek And sn lersons
have: Why ..id petition ossSs sos . Be @ ar.nssa ted
h ss.s sEs 70
,st forth In writins e Least ,.ss.fg dsys before
party. to be used 1t the said hearing. must hss ss
taken and transmitted In accordance with tie rules
q the once, which viii be furnished on spplics-
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon q.
within t,: days .ster filing the test nony ~
ssd the % IN sS'
O., and In the Rec istsr. New zen, Coan, once .
gsSiss.sp. Ss & isss. dIss days pre- prsvou: % ste 70
ps oemmtssioaer Of Patenu.
COPY; and .snG ,Ssr Ss fe'ts s PEI Rsssss: viii Ss:.s
WITH paper containing this notice feis-iaVsV
THl aREAT BIsELLI0N, By John nisor
Sott,i gu ShsreOssr and GhaIscseTistie
Lai. Is. snd sciinss Ti%.s of os
ssS ysesss s,dS ,, wp y n. s,sPs S.
Idn1.d Ys.es: y cent. Rsos Tor wealth. b. i1t. ~
M ddaodoiAfsDr ,Ass1I4sIsH, - ssvH.,,..
oaoOoLAf PAR IxeELLINoB,
cuo,o9f 9frk!s vsnihs;l
N quality and flavor TO any other made in this
seuntry and n prepared specially for table use.
NV. BUB0HBLL,
corner 18th aud y streets,
Al under Bbbitt Houss,
WV. 7. OOLEIss, sYIH cASI.sr nAKIs AID
SHOW Case mapufastarer. School rurui tu 70 VA
nd HeussfurnishinG Warsrooms. NsW sni i
Uad sad Isrntsnrs e. All Ssse,ts ssaoas, bsssh.
ns done st the shortest ssstes. eouthesst corDSY
of ah and X streets north. No. ~ d 49,
NIAKIEe yOR 1851 "A large sssort0s1So
, ss1 TRlS6T fIS1OB.
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HoHEsrYs-A Newark paper in forms us tha
afew days ago . farmer near that city was
waited upon by gentleman. who said he he'd
come TO pay for basket Of apples which he
had taken from the orchard when boy, six.
teen years pfevionsly. He insisted upon pay.
tng not only for the original yalue, but ths
interest. How few orchard robbing youths
are ever 20 conscience sfricken E-01-i
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~Fonr large hank defalcations in difKerent
psrts Of The country came TO lighto Saturday.
ga negro candidate for ConsTess from
Tennesseeis talked Of. - -,
- 0Nassachusstts negroes In Chaslsston
psacttCo the thin ele.Yie. E1a - Sol
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EpgraviBss to the amsunt OF 600 90, will b
sold, and all funds received are to bs dspsdte
with
JAY COOKE 4 CO..
First National Bank Of Warrington. . D. O. to be
held By then fer the benefit Of the Institutio,.