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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED
PORT OF SBw.YoRK.....ssPr.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Champion Loks ood Charleston hours With ntie and
steamship Ripdn Eaton ash u and Havana 2sh
steamship salvador ScEsrson saauaah IS hours with md'e
Bug Nellie Taylor ST. days with sugar, Roach Bros
Brig c,u to Boou Tucker St JasO de cuba l. DAYS With
mola's,'. 70 James Henry
wISD--sGn,et, s. E.
SPOKEN.
Caroline and cOsaI INST MSa lat oS Os Ion IS 49, bound
Herman Lyps,tOuesmshp ls Inst Of Cape Roman hence for
San Jcu.o..e.m,hp ID of Cap. .tter.s also steamships
Dictator Monterey aud Gen. Meade all bound :.
DISASTERS.
NORFOLK Va Sept 2he .hr xeon from NewYoEI for Indian
leaking She encountered heavy on The Js'
Nh, Of tie chineoteage
"a inst S. lat 30 %. lou "a 49, passed an American steam
soop. dying an Admiral pendant bound y n W.
wmsOros Sept The Navy Department has received ed
south Atlantic squadron follows The s :siP Ga'r
~ DAYS from boston Admiral Golden relieved Of the command
% e ss s1 e s a ay S ssa s % he si
Huron sailed from Rio for Aon,e,sdc On hs m S,s ss
The ole, arrived at Rio from The c,Pe d a Nees 5 81 sn S1 TO- 0h9
Wasp ha. been at M rge, practice The ath OfJu ce
brad both Rio ,nd MOnieyeo With much enthusiasm by the squad
SosTn HfGAsTrc saraDSos-Rar Admiral Palmer the tash
that ay With carhagena Santa Martha CuToeos
Porto G. I LS ,?s,9. to % sfl n %SSS aSnS . sS.s sS.
Pepobo, which M time since for China bad ret1rasd 20 ;,
for Christian, santa Cruz
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The LIGHT IIoue Official notice that screw pile bsn'
erected Hooper Straits in the Chessp'Its
stationed there The ng wi" o el
h,d for the hr the 4h INST The illuminating
hesne lens Of the hh order aud can be seen eeA
weather a distance OF eight miles
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CuANLxsros c. sept @-ArVed steamship MaHhAt'an HON
NesloTk A..
wmssoros c. Sept oArrIved steamship Empire from Ne"
York o,t
NOBLE Sept. a-Arved sehr Sorwali: from Baltimore
iioLss.. Rotk Aug 3ls mAIrved sehr T. A. Con,ni New
Yori for Bosonr Jessie Kssh Phadephls for Lynn
Baltimore Ida Bella Boston for "mington =
sey Phsdph for Boston Gene Nn York iot DO Benz hnsh
do DO Hyena Providence; Wm p Coz Philadelphia o
Ipn Deor. Ehb,thpoTt for Rohbin Roekaud for Cam
bridge Sam Rogers Boston O Delaware Mary Rey DO Tor PROM
=, ,,.
sept l. m-windN +. With hssyy ra1 m -veered to y w
Arrived Richmond Me far Newlok; tooo Or kos
land C. SHAW Phaephia for Boston; L. Porter do do Abb
Pttman Mabeh-d Anue msrun do for Boston, Aieha Pt'
John, N. B for Providence
sailed Lady OF Newport BANGOR james Patterson
pbepha Boston Johu Cocie 10 doi r. Nelson Boston 10
New Yos Idaho Davis Medord Bangor for Newlork brig GHy
Bangor for New York,
FOREIGN PORTS.
Atst Croir August 49, brig r. Town ir Newiok 10 10 days
Taiae Cuba August H. bark o. Scott !oE fhadrphlA hei
DAY; brig Centor, for New York In days
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

ooportun,rs he neglected OF seeing Tho Magic cave
and Folly As II Plies" The regular dramatic sennoh
u,ll ,cn,,nencc ~ Rarnurn's Museum next MONDAY.
TIFATER COMIQUE.
The honso that was last known as iie
"Thala Theater" opposite the St Nicholas IoIs nas
heen oprned anew under the name OF the Ihea.er
Cn,niope hv a miscellaneous company, ineludlng S ben
Cottons and sam Sharpley's Mnsres the Caron FANNY
bs RnisIays etc etc varied entertainment IL oneeu,
conssting of negro mnstresy ballad singing acropato
tests dafcng and farce THIS enterprise II no" ia
ts second week Matinee VIII be gwen AT lhe i"'"'0
(Ou.Que on saturday.
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PosToN PFRs;Ss lSsTIrrTiON AND Mass

PosToy PERSiSs lSsrrrTOS Mas
AsfLus BLIND
Iofs Malt Extract has proved satisfactory the Institution
May 49, 1907. ISABELLA NJ. HOWARD
FaIRPIELD. Conn, Nav II. 1907
Mr. HOFF-Dr Denson said 70 b. all order q
IOns Malt Extract, for have recommended It SEVERAL
HENRY 3. TIfORP
SPnNG.sI. NEwioXK June D. 1901. !
HOFFMy daughter has taken Hofs Malt RIrs enor-
rhage after recovering from phu both with The
yorsble effect = MRS TUtliBs. /
Essex Co, FoRr HENRY June 2 1867
Mr. H0FF-ofs Malt Extract has done good; send
o - j. L. lfR
Malt Extract acted like charm hspor-
rhsge Of the lungs. w BROWN.
ROCHESTER, Jun. q 1907.
Mr. HOFF-Please send for my wife. who suffering u
lungs, one dozen. etc A. hkAPP
FRANKLIN. Pa, june u lf67
HOFP-Seud possible one boz ofOSs excellent ns
Extract Beverage. d. COHEN.
TARBoRo June TO- 1871.
Mr. HOFF-We notice Medical Journal Hos Nal, Rrscs
highly recommended; please send etc. JONES HOWARD,
e-' EewYork Home Journal oEre
HOFF-Mv daughter hss been III for long tine suffering from
debility loss Of blood and strength ioosef
Beverage pleased admit that from its she has received
great recovering her health She feels
PEELED misses il but she spfes
considerably and there relapse Of her old complaint and return %
physical weakness
New-York, July 30, 1861 THO. HAhItokp
regard your Extract Beverage Of Health enrch-
men natural Mstens Neta: IL model preparsien foe
inyaids ProL H. SCHlChlNo " "
Extracts osome addressed 10 Leopold HoF esq, B0FFS
MALT EXTRACT DEPOT No. 572 Broadway. Newyork.
Sold dragg ADD gOcers throughout the United ststes
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THE MURDER OF COL. O'BRIEN.

AZ the Special Term of the Superior COurL
yesterday the of The People ag Thomas Keaey for
the murder OF Col OBrien the riots Of July 1Se3 was
taken up, before Judge McCunn. The charge against
Kealey Is that Col OBrien having taken refuge In
drug store at the intersection Of secondave and Thirty
fourth-st, Kealey strove to enter the front door
OF the store; that finding ii locked, he
went round to the door and there en-
tered; that he then approached Col OBrien from be
hind and held him while an accompce who had effected
an entrance at door the Colonel twice
the head with the butt-end OF a carbne; after which,
when Brien had fallen, he seized heavy pavingstone
and completed the tragic by dashing on the skull or
their victim. The prisoner pleads not guilty.
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Ql'OITS.
THE HANDICAP GAMES AT NEWARK.

The oDgtalkedof handicap games off yesterday,
Das grounds number Of quoting celebrities present from
this c and Brooklyn together with large assenhge the ain.
Of AMI professionals The PLAYERS entered for
ae @aml were haadssgPe @ows d. Lsn o. A. Mciregor.
. 'rtteuden. I; Whenofe. 5; H. Shsrp Thomas Onne
Meit y. j. Smith g. W. WoOev 2; Cassidy 10 The
h played between each IS Aher
plsyed between
w. w pso rh ihe following results First prize pair o. qno
second silver Scottish j. NJ
~ G @ Pm nreesum pipe Thomas orme Of Brooklyn The
N'sftu the ground
tDzahe srsketeI and quoe arv sharp and tie e recently
dseasi eaanpoh '" Crenden George as marker aerted lie
sppTofa NJ al present ~ y e.l ~ ~
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Among the arrivals at the hotels are Gov
Fenon and daughter and Gen. L. b. Parsons. ST. Lois
al the fiftu Avenue oel capt Cooper OF the British
Navy rs az thu BrevOTt House l.. A. de Padua Elem
Brazilian Charge dAfars, al the NewYork Hotel; Com
Smith, u =. ~. PROT Iiyard. Washin gton and the Him
r T. Woodbridge Vermont, are at the AstOr House cen
B, 1ckbbcn. u. s A., is 40 the Metropolitan Hotel
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lAnnouncementsI
NEW AND NOVEL.
LOCKE Il uLMoHs fpateut)
SYLP LlusTISG Gas BURNER.

LIGsTISG Gas BURNER
This Gas Burner p@ucssa aAne without the Matches
las usually appi by simply turning the KEY
entirely aud novel principle thereby rendering te Of Gas
utterly impossible. by the casness
e ordinary " will he readily acknowledged at first
sight One week 81 sleeping halls Offices under
sioaHd saesrOons makes i an imperative necessity.
Office and NAreToams,
No Court sndt St, n Y.
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DRY GOODS SALES.

Yesterday morning a special sale of shawls,
coths &C. was held at No. $50 Duane-st, by Messrs'
wilmerdings & Mount, and Mt No l46 Duane-st by
Messrs Townsend, Montan Co.. of bareges, cashmeres
wooden goods poplns, &c The attendance at both places
was quite large and the bidding unusually spirited The
following are OF yesterdays quotations:
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Black velveteens so 60 as

Daniel Sullivan and John Gallagher who
escaped from the wHampshire State Prison sun
day night captured yesterday morning. Gallagher
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

$4,000 wanted in the manufacturing business.
slOoOO security Address 4. b. Boz No. TO Tribune Onse
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

REABY-kYOxs FALL Style OF Gents HATS.
No. 2l2 and $50 BroadsI:.
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IniaIs........


Bases HBookly yhStart Mscisrmed6 Swanden Ferg-
Rogers Klein Zeten D. Fanders Feser lBrooklyn b.
NewlOrkPk T. Collie Colus DevyI7 Brdsa Kelly s. Hat
sed Psbor 10 Walker 5-NewYok ST. Home Runs-DeVr sbi
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THE PoST- OFFICE DEPARTMENT use FAIR

bANss Sr.SDAKD scALE their aud yv
rn preference a Others Chemists Asayrr BANKERS aud
quirug delicate apparatus, ind them entirely satisfactory
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N1ElniNG scnRI

observation-disclosures Svanden l. Rogers Klein !, Zeten
Fabder tslrr lBIoykn - Pike 6oltie Deyr BiIdsal
ke iiaise Pabor New YORK TO- Outs FouBoklyn 10
NewYork Passed Ba,-SNAudell Kelly Called Bals-On
Zeten H. walker H. Tue Of Gsme2 bours 10 minutes Umpire
Mr H. Rogers th, Resouts Club Score-Aessra MAciaIed
and Williamson.
ECLECTIC Vs. PECONIc or BROOKLYN.
fl,,I,o thar
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

Capue Yesterday the % reDItng ate the
ration 10 vcog o the hitter as The following Will show:
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 3.-The Name state
Horse opened to-day and will last three days some
Of the best stock the state has been entered among the
number being little Fred. Lady Chapman and Gladiator
from Maine - and Bill Weman, License, and Dan Mace
from Boston. The days programme numbered fout
races The time made IN Class No open 70
all Maine Horses that never beat 235 IN public In this
race Little Fred lost the first heat but the next three
making the last two heats each IN 2:35l
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
RARNUM's MusEuNL.

There was large audience at the Museum
on Monday afternoon, when given unusually neat
performance of The Mystic Cave" and Folly As II
Piles" Bcth are amusing pantomimes The latterls
familiar 10 this stage, but the former was OH Monday
acted here for the first tine II II be without form (and
truly IL seems 10 have been shaken together y accident
rather than Joined and cemented by ar is certainly is
not void. On the contrary it is bYimfull Of eomlca
nonsense. We describe it than We can de
scribe the idle notes that people the sunbeams" The
spectator Of ts representation may look in vain FOR
magical cave but he will speedily discern the peryad
ing clown and the clumsy panaoOn, and trcksy harle
quin and agile cOumbne. He will see too, how the lat
ter couple prosecuted by the former and what
OF Tie persecution in the shape Of adventures that
nut sss conca IN becoming disastrous. What whacks
tIe poor pataloOn does suffer 10 be sure, aud what
oss giee perpetualy possesses the clown The
III VI - the ridiculous is cast over everything,
J sJ son I and laugh, and forget care.
au @ sio child again with the child
s... H., 20 - certainly admirable artist. His
- 10 W. iuh s SO thorough and hearty that
% o.e sa ~ eehg u, His based on perfect re.
pSe ana an accurate both of his own powers
anu ol .ho enecs tiat ne designs TO produce single
anee sDmel,mes ~ posspt euough TO make the theser
Jes0qDd with Laughter. We sincerely hone tba the Tow
will have many opportunities OF soenc nd enioving tb
acting Of this true artist. 1h0se wla n,ake s -
Gently happy, who strew in the nasI,s,. % I'LL
LOod and brighten the snnshlDe around it re rotIir
Jsss than public beDefactOrs. Mr. FtIx and ~ n, -
Iantopine viii pass together from the ADseuI, ts s NJ
tt end Qf the present week Lcpo fIenfoTe liz mai
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ITO AUCTIONEERs AUCTiONEER EOiDlNG
conmissIon) Of first class ability ana large e,peri-
enee both ia trade general aes, desires to maze an
arrangement for his services with house oi sandnf
Address Auct!onecr. Herald Office.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DIsHOP SNOW. OF MOUNT ZION. WILL fhEhCn
% IN the University, Washington square Sunday. ~
y NJ seais saoioct "fhe New Revelation Of on'
Icrdr
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A OUR REGULAR SALE OF SUPERIOR TROTTINC
"A and Road Horses Wagons, Harness, &c, viii TAX
place this day Il ~ "a Duane junction keade and Du
streets. JOHN l.. VANDEWATER. Auctioncer.
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TI,E LECTuRE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES pA,Ly-Io GHsfLEmrs
only sab iects st the New Ysts Murcun
az ANATOMY els Broadway Those unabie " attend hcse
leenree may receive ooty by forwarding Ten cents "A
s,sss se.stSy VI New yeA sasseAp c' A"s'o"S se
Mpo1rsR
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S'gAvELLEKs' GUIDE.

A LBANY DAY LINR.-THE C. vIBBARD AND DAN
n TEL DREW Will con and after May w leave
$50 and Thirty street at 10 for
Albany the usual landngs and connecting al Ah-
depot tho New York Central 20 all points tho Cen.
tral, Northern and susquehanna Roads
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BANkRuprcY NOTICES.

II
al rulv. n l47. warrant IN BsDkrupitv was saued
sns nst of Augustus A. Bnss of III CheDneIs
street ety cuunty and state of New Y'rh who mas
been ad judged bankrupt his own pe'ion tist the
debts and delivery ~ any properly beonR
Ing such bankrupt 10 him, or for bs ue and ne nns
r.f bv him, f0rbidden ty sw that
meenc of The Of the said bsnkrT 70 prove their
dsbts and 10 assgnsas OK his estate
v In held Nourt cf Bankrupty Ia be holden ~ No w
Broadway, the city oi View York beioie ishiah vii
nama Ecgist.t tie lfih day Of september. d. 1851.
n o'cicckM N. .. ....-..
A. Messenger southern Distfic, " New Nork.
Auarsr O. Is67
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TyATpCLlC APOSTOLIC CHURCH, SiAFi,lkfH
street, between sixth and Seventh av.nnesirea,hin
ON Snday evening. at O'Clock the Nearnes oi ths
Ne.ouJ Coming of Lord" free No soie.is"G.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THOMAS WILLIAMS deceased.
whereas Joseph Wilisms heretofore % Great kolught
county OF oxford old England brother a. rnon
Williams late OF Great Rollright aforesaid rrteInan no
ded the 3n asy Of Apr, ns. ieft Fngaud he wear
tS and went ~ reside at parknau Other place
10 rainswe. Gcauga county, Stale 81 ono, North
and has since been heard uf ht u x believed
be - sLi reading IN some part Of Amer Nui'e -
therefore that n the said Joseph lns shall
tO England within twelve calendar ctnf ter
of the said Thomas wlaus, end personally i-
and APPEAR before Thomas Shecn, ~ EElnltu,
IN The couny ofNsrwick miller, snd Hem, bapnan ol
si,-aURorrht nforesnd, carpenter, tho az the
~ n the Thomas Williams or one ~ them Le u e
entitled fourth rart share or nuut,s arising
from real aud personal estate the Thomas WI
hams, decealed bui he. the said JOSEPH Williams, sa
and before the said
w,hn the aforesaid,
entiei " amy benefit vii of sa brother
TII.SLEy a WrLKfNs Snli,tforS
Chipping Morton, Csfcrshire.
Dated tbis lssh day OF July. 1877
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EXCURSIONS.

h0fTTok RoCKAWAY.-rHE STEAMER PORT
y kVfAL runs every day from Warren srse. North
river leaves at A. N. and r. NJ. Leaves RockawsN q
W " and ~ NJ, landing at The Seaside House 1na
bakes daily - -
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I)ACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY'S
i THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL,

LNOE CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
II The Pacihc Mail Steamship Conpany's steamer HENRY
CHAuNCY, will sail SATURDAY, August 10, ut IL
o'clock.
Freight received from IS A. N.swEDNEsDAY, 7th until
FRIDAY, r. NJ.
For rates. inquire at freight office Companys pier,
~ North river, foot of Canal street
WELLS, FARGO Il CO..
Sole freight agents. =. M. s. s. Co
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Few pUBLICATIoys.

DruEprcIs' TIME TABLE FOR AuGUsT.-Ey yERY
ID tran, station and steainbolt HfNtbiCi BROS
Jewellers i7l Broadway; also BOVINE CO, "a Liberty st
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YvoBOKEN COURsE-AUGUsr TO- AT THREE
ID O'Clock sweepstakes for $500 best three in Eve te
wacon:-I Paving enters Frank Ferris; i. Ludlow
enters r. g. MAJOR Mount; Kinne enters Gray Eagle
JOHN FRANCIS, Secretary.
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WHOLE NO. 1902.
Personal.

-IF MISS LIZZIE SHELDON, FORMERLY OF
t,syestou Texas address Montague Herald ouce
viii hear of something concerning her dearest
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nN and after OCTOBER 6, 1867. the
~ Passenger Trains on the South CARO-
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The USE OF HUMoR IN TIE PULPIT.
The Adcdnce, the new congregation
aiist organ in Chicago, defends the
use Of humor in the pulpit. 1T saws:
Those who are offended az humor
in Henry Ward Beecher, should lis.
ten to Spurgeon, both in and out of
: the pulpit. We shall never forget
the evening when we stood in O dense
crowd in the Free Church Assembly
Hall, in Edinburg, and heard him
address the Scotch ministers and
elders on an effective way of preach
ing the gospel, for more than an
hour. He insisted on brief and
varied exercises in meetings for
prayer, and conference, adding: II
never like to have one of my deacons
pray for half an hour, and conclude
by asking the Lord to excuse our
short comings!' That pun doubtless
cured many of his hearers of the
habit In question, although as we
looked into the. faces of the audi.
ence, we saw not few of the grave
Scotch elders twisting their features
in their effort to avoid SO sinful a
thing as q smile in religious meet
ing. We may as we'll learn to be
natural in religion, and to laugh at
!aughable things, as to weep over
those which are mournful. The wise
man said: "There is q time to weep
and time to laugh" and who shall
say that both do not find their time
occasionally during sermon? Isaiah
once preached on the folly of idola-
try, and drew q picture of the ridicu-
lous conduct of man who selected q
log of wood, and made god out of
one part and cooked his dinner with
the remainder! We suspect it was
one of the most effective of his dis
courses, even if it excited smile
when delivered. The question of
right IS not to be decided by the
gravity or humor of what is said, but
by the motive of the speaker and the
adaptation to a good end of what he
says" l
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 D 2

y THE above institution, aitu-
s,k ated on Areenal Hill, opened on
eseI sMoNDAY,s 14tii inst, and viii
SS receive pupils IespecialIy qirls}
A. - who will Sbe taught Reading,
gS g. Writing, Arithmetic, ,&c., IN
Guiding Instruction in Sewing, Knitting
or other household employmdnt, suitable
TO their capacity. n = ~ ~
+ Persone who desire q day'swork can ap-
ply at the Industrial Rooms, where they
will be accommodated, and receive COM
pensation either in money, clothing or
provisions, as the case demands, OF may
be practicable. Thoae in our CITY who
wish to have Securing, Washing, or other
house work done, u they viii notify us a
day beforehand, we may be able to send
them q suitable person at reasonable
prices.
We will receive orders for the Knitting
OF Stockings, Socks, or Repairing of old
ones. Weaving, Spinning, Quilt Making,
Rag Carpets; also, Mattresses Cleaned and
Repaired. Contributions of Thread, Cot.
ton, Wool, Knitting Needles, scraps of
Calico, feoT making Quilts, or OF Woolen, for
Rag Carpets, all will be thankfully re-
ceived.
Hotels, and even families, can discharge
their duty if they would save, and send to
the Work Rooms, such scraps of Bread
and Meat as might be left at their tables.
Those who do this, or otherwise aid our
institution in preventing street begging,
are earnestly requested not to give to per
sons at their doors, unless in exchange for
something they may have to sell, but di-
rect them to the Rooms, and oblige
Oct II COMMITTEE OF LADIES.
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S1tARNdII VT E.
nN and after MONDAY, the 21st instant
~ Passenger Trains will run dsiiv- Enns
days excepted, as follows: =.
Leave Columbia at. :. ... 5.3Oa m
" Aston at 7.a0 &c
" Newberry at. 9.25 &c
Arrive at Abbeville at. 2.15p m
at Anderson at. !. .O0
at Greenville at. 500 <" =
Leave Greenville at. 2, 40 a m
" Anderson at. 4.2O &c
Abbeville at 6.O5
4" Newberry at. ..1O.53 4"
Arrive at Alston at ..1235n. m.
4" at Columbia at 2.30
Trains on the Blue. Ridge Railroad will
leave Anderson Monday, Wednesday and
and Saturday, as follows:
Leave Anderson at .4.1) n. m.
" Pendleton at. $40 Z" ;,
Arrive at Walhalla aat..... $50
Leave Walhalla at. 40 a m.
" Pendleton at. $40
Arrive at Anderson at. Ain
Connections made with the 8 P. NJ. Down
Trains and A. N. Up Trains of the South
Carolina Railroad Oct ~
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for Baltimore 7.3O p. m.
:, tLeave New York at 7.3O p. m. to come
South.
Two trains daily from Kingsville, North
the 11.3o a. M. Fast Express, and 200 p.
m. Mail: Baggage checked through.
Through Tickets, good by either route
until used-with option to Passengers of
stopping at terminal points-can be OBJ
tanned at the Ticket Office OF the South
Carolina Railroad. P. II. LANGDON,
Oct 23 emo Genl Southern Agent.
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'I.asasIhs Of the Retit yufpr. =
sI psFp BuFFERiSa. y


i, = ,I.azaszhs ttef tine Petit Jarpr. :Ss
9S B1 DsEp' surFEaISa. =
i am sitting@ on fhee SJnry, Mary, ~
-, Wogld were by: thy side, IA, X
Ihis October fnornipg glad and bright,
Aswheni you were my bride. = n SSrS 3
The aheriG grabbed me on the street,
= The clerk cried out my name; x y q.
, = told themayou were sick, Mary, 5ty,I
But they boxed me all theSsame.
The place is somewhat changed, Mary, Z
1 Since sat here before; 9TS
Mhey'Ve got'some drapery Der the bench,
, And q carpet on the floor.
But the lawyers bore me Just as much, \
AZ they howl, and wk;ns aud seresoih; <,
still keep, ,listenin' for the words
Which close the well-worn speech.
'Ts but p step across the street, i'!E
10 where they set q lunch;
The place whore they are famed, NJ Mary,
For making whiskey punch. -;
! Rut the sheriff stands between, Mary,
And my steps he would arrest; ,tt6s
So III Law me. darling down &c sleep,
With my head upon my breast. z
d'4 very lonely now, Mary, Il,
y. For they We sent us to our room;
,We've talked the matter DER and DER, ~
. But TO no verdict come,.
know what would do, Mary,
II, they'd ask me to find -.
There nothing left to talk for now, ~
Since each has made his mind.
Yours was the good, brave heart, Mary,
That still kept hoping on, -
When they had me on the Jury list. s.
And my last excuse was gone.
There was comfort ever on your lin.
Though the judge pulled down his brow;
bless you, Mary, for that same, -
Though you cannot hear mo now.
/ thank you for that patient care
That gave this piece of cake;
Now hunger's pains are gnawing here,
LII eat it for your sake.
bless You for the little snack
That quelled the rising storm: 5
But, OIL Ill thank you more, Mary,
Ii you'n keep my dinner warm. Us
I'm biddin' you q long farewell.
My Mary, kind and true; N. hg
I'm AFRAID we will hang, darling,
know we're goin' to;
For stubborn Jurors got q view
That we all know is wrong;
But he'll not give up, though we should
:, 80 hang t,'7.f y - !, . =
Here fifty. times as long. ,
Oh. often, in some future day.
III sit and shut my eyes,
And my mind will travel back again
n, 10 all those lawyers lies; ..
And Ill think BEE the Jury room,
Through which our voices rang.
And that stubborn fool who would not
yield, rs -"
But made the jury hang.