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MARRIED.

In Baltimore city, on the I'd of August, by
Rev. Daniel Bowers, GEORGE AUSTIN
CARLISLE, OF Baltimore county, to Miss
SALLIE A., eldest daughter of Daniel
Jones, Esq, of Hartford county, Md.
Richmond, Va. papers please copy.
At the residence of Mr. Jacob Rutledge, on
the 28th of June, by Rev. B. F. Myers, JOHN
H. STREET. to Miss PINKIE RUT.
LEDGE, both of Hartford county.
On the 2Sth of July, by the Rev. ]. G.
Moore, BENJAMIN JEFFERIES to Miss
REBECCA E. LITZINGER, both of Har
ford county, Md.
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NCSrT.C.E.

EXECUTORS AND ADMlNISTRA.
Ia TORS-who have not settled thei &C
counts according to law, will, at as early
day as possible, with the vouchers, re-
port 10 the Register for the set,leme nj of
said accounts. All delinquents will he
called toappear before the Court. y
BY order of the Orphans Court,
JOSEPH r. ELY,
Register Of w ills Tor Hartford county,
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sESTRAYS.

TrARFoRD COUNTY, TO WIT hereby certify tina,
IL JOHN LIGHT, of Hartford County, brought before
me- the subscriber Of the Justices of the Peace in
and for the said county this 2Sth day of July 1868
old, one alarge Bay with the letter branded ON
the left jaw and collar marks the shoulders and neck
the other small Brown Mule, with rupture or seed
not taken OUT both mules unshod.
Witness my hand B. LIG0E, J. p
The owner Of the above described Mules are
hereby notified to come forward prove property nav
charges and take them away they will be sold accord
ing to law. ju31.3t] JOHN LIGHT.
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SABBATH SCHOOLS.

SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION will be held
N In the M. H. Church. In Bel Air, on TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY, the 18th and 18th of August u
@. 8. GRIFFITH, WILLIAM A. WYSONG and other
distinguished Sunday School men are expected -
Services commence on Tuesday, at4 o'clock, r. N.
GRIFFITH OWEN, .
ju312t isec. 8. s. u
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CHURCH NOTICE.

Rev. s. 3. SUTHERLAND, President Md.
Annual Conference, NJ. P. Church. will preach
NEXT SABBATH, 9th August, at lOA, A. NJ,
in the Bel Air Church and at 81, P. NJ, in the
Mt Carmel Church.
The public is invited to attend.
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Star Agricultural Works.

THE ALBANY COTTON GIN MANUFACTURING
CO.. Albany, n. y Manufacturers of General Agri-
cultural Machinery, comprising the celebrated STAR
Threshng Machines Star Railway Tor Endless Chain)
and Lever Horse Powers Star" Cotton Gins and Con-
denses; Circular Cross-cut sawmlls Vegetable Cut
tiers Horse Hay Forks; Corn and Feed Mi Is; Power
Corn Shelters, Dog Powers, &C., &c.
We wish to call the particular attention of Farmers to
celebrated Star' Thresher and Cleaner, which,
lately improved claim it far superior any other
chine in market. 1t is compact and easily portable
simple in its construction and therefore easy operate
by the most inexperienced, and will do its work with
marvellous rapility and perfection, and with compare
lively the least demand upon the strength of the animals
driving it.
We have made recent improvements in this machine
by which we enabled to thoroughly clean the grain
under almost any combination of difficulties and we are
now using an entirely new and effective device for re-
evng the feeder of dust thus making the operation of
threshng comfortable and safe with the ordinary
machines it is annoying and frequently destructive Of
health
These Machines are made of suitable sizes for our
Star" Railway Horse Power and for Star Lever
Powers for and horses.
For sale by agents and dealers generally For full
particulars send for Illustrated Descriptive circular
and Price List Correspondents will please address The
Albany Cotton Gin Manufacturing Co.. p o. Drawer 1872
Albany, N. Y. ...
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PUBLIC SALE

TNHE subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at bis
i residence, near Mitchell's Mill,
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10th, 1868,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ the following Property
Horse, two-Year old Coli, Sow aud Pigs,
Buggy,l Wagon, Garden Implements Glover
and Timothy Hay. Also,
HOUSEHOLD h KITCHEN FURNITURE,
and many other articles.
TERMs.--Sl0 and under, CASH over $40.
three months credit, with interest and approved
security. JOHN NJ. DRANE.
.. .. RICHARDSON, Auctr. au7-2t
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NOTICE.

The services of the Episcopal Church will be
held, God willing, at Bel Air, NEXT SUNDAY
MORNING, the 9th inst, at lO2 O. clock, A. NJ,
and at Rock Spring at o clock, p. VI.
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HS-" tbs the penalty Of nature that all must fade
and wther." The first nroad upon our personal
charms is generally denoted by the HAIR and In most
cases prematurely Let all who would preserve their
natural capillary adornments make haste to apply that
neyerailing potency Barretts Vegetable Hair Restor-
er.'-Hdytford Coudnt 'I aA
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Agents Wanted
Agents Wanted

E,0R the Official Life of Hon. SCHUYLER C0LFAX.-
Indispensable to just understanding of the politi
cal issues of the day aud endorsed by the leaders Of the
Republican party. The claims OF this statesman to the
gratitude of the nation clearly set forth In this
volume, that Of his admirers afford to be with
copy Send for circulars and liberal terms
and full description of this great work. Address Uni
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EENIALE COLLEGE. Rordentown, n
II Pleasantly focated on the Delaware ryer2 "a hours
ride from New York. md Il from sPhiia The very
bet educational advantages furnished in connection
with pleasant home. Full term begins Sepr. 18th
For catalogues address Rev. JOHN II. BRAKBLl Y,
A. NJ. President. d
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
EMINENT WOMEN OF THE AGE

An octave volume of $50 pages, containing AZ newly
w"'tten sketches by Messrs. Parton, Greeley HiggI-
SON Tilton Wiater Abbott, Prof Hoppin, Mrs. u. c.
Stanton Fan y Fern, Grace Greenwood, etc Illustra-
ted with fourteen beautiful steel engrayiDgs.
The New York Tribune, says $50 thoroughly have
the publishers done their work that their volume In pa
per- type bnd g. engravings above all the excellence
of its subject matter goes lar the reproach
urged against subscription books-"only made to sell
For descriptive circulars. nc, address
s. NJ BETS CO., Hartford Conn.
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AThe attention of readers Is directed to the ad-
versement Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure in another part of
this paper This truly valuable medicine is recommen-
ded by all who use it. Read the certificates.
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BASE BALL.-on Wednesday, July Goth,
game of Base Ball was played between the
Hartford Club, of Churchville, and the Non
pareil Club, of Aberdeen, on the grounds of
the former with the fnllowinn result.
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TEACHERS!

TEACHERS!
EXAMINATIONS. of Teachers will be held
II in the following order:
On Monday, August 30, at Abingdon
On Tuesday, 81 4th at Aberdeen.
On Wednesday ' 9th at Havre de Grace.
On Friday and Saturday, 18th and 9th, at Jarretts-
Vile A#
Tuesday and Wednesday, 18th and 18th, at
...-., -.s .s.r+ .os Dublin. a
Thursday and Friday, 18th and l4th, at Bel Air
T. s. C. SMITH,
'--- --a Examiner.
+ No person will receive any appointment who
avoids the examination or fails to procure a per-
init.
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DIED.

gaaOn Sunday morning, July Goth, 1868 at
halfpast one o'clock, of apoplexy, THOMAS
A. HAYS, leaving wife and seven children,
and many friends To those who knew how
to appreciate his good qualities, his loss is
irreparable.
At his residence, in Hartford county, on the
% Of August, 1868, Dr. JACOB A. PRES
TON, in the 72d year of his age
OBITUARY. '
Died, in Abingdon, Hartford county, on the
9th of July, Mrs LAURA q. BALDWIN,
daughter of j. G. and Hannah G. Robinson
of Hartford county, wife of Mr.. FRANCIS
BALDWIN, in the Goth year of her age.
The subject of this sketch was converted to God about
three years before her death and joined the NJ Church,
and continued faithful member until death. Her end
was tranquil She sank to rest sinks the behind
the clouds. At times she suffered much, but al
ways patient and hopeful She was victim 10 the fell
destroyer consumption. BY degrees It sapped the oun
daton OF her strength and her steps eebly hasted
the tomb but her faith in God and His power
the utterost increased she neared the mystic or
dam In her last hours she chung the Cross with an
uninching and undyng grasp and bore her triumph
anty to the home of the Redeemer Sheeaves husband
and child OF few summers with friends and kindred
mourn her loss. She ssrcken down in the bloom of
womanhood j. @. NJ.
On the 25th of july at her fathers resi-
dence, in Hartford county, FRANCES ANN,
eldest daughter of M. and Ann Calder, in the
22d year of her age.
Addiction sore long tune she bore,
Physicians were in vain; -t
God alone lie heard her mourn, ...r..
And eased her of her pain.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.
TRINITY SCHOOL,

cLAYMoNT, DELAWARE
nNE hours tide from Philadelphia on the allimors
~ Railroad Select Family School for Boys. The
Winter Term If this School will open September 9th
For Circulars containing full infarmation Catalogue,
Course OF Studies, &C., address,
REV. J. sTURGIs PEARCE Rector.
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING IN THE Bel AIR PosT OFFICE, July
3lst, 1868
Adams, Benz F. McComb, james
Anderson John NJ. McAtee, Thomas B.
Bolton; VIM. P. Primm, D.
Bolton Thomus j. SIuith, Joseph H.
Bon, Mrs. Annie E. Sanity, James
Bond, Miss Eliza j. Simpson, Nathan
Halan ;, Edward Stetelberry John l1.
Lynch, Frank Tyson Fred. g
McCuskey, Miss A.(2) Turner, Jane S.
Magness, Lee (2) Wiley, Isaac E
Mitchell, Mrs. Mnria ]. Wiley, W. P.
Mariday, w. T.s t & ssrs
Gs- Persons calling for letters in this list,
will please say they are advertised.
SAM'L GALLOWAY, Pm.
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FAIR

A FAIR for the benefit of st. Igna,ius
u Church, near Hickory, will be opened on
TUESDAY, August 18th, 1868 II will be held
in the grove adjoining the Church, and Will con-
Time three days. f.ea
Dinner and refreshments will be provided
The Ladies will also have in. hand supply of
useiuiana nancy articles. ju24
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Circular, Mill, Mulay, Gang &
CROSS CUT SAWS.

Every Saw that leaves Factory is Oil Tempered
and Patent Ground perfectly true and even and made
uniform temper by our patent tempering process.
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ELIZABETH RUSSELL :
VS.. ,1
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS
and others.
In the Circuit Court for
Hartford county.

ORDERED, this 4th dry Of August, 10 the.
" year 1868, that the sale made and reported
by henry W. Archer, trustee in the above en-
titled cause, be ratified aud confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown, on or before.
the lst day of September next provided copy
of this order be inserted ia some newspaper
printed and published in H,uferd county, once
in each OF three successive weeks before the said
LIST day of September next.
The report states the amoSnt Of sales to be,
81, 400. 17
AL. JARRETT, Clerks
True copy, Test, u
au7 Al. JARRETT, Clerk
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ON Monday the 3lst

1'ay of August, 1868, at the Court House,
in the town Of Bel Air, at ii o'cl eh, A.
MI will offer for sale the said property
so seized and taken in execution, al Publie
Sale, to the highest bidder, fpr cash.
y WILLIAM YOUNG,
au7 Sheriff
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At his residence, in Hartford county, on the
20 Of August, 1868, Dr. JACOB A. PRES
TON, in the 72d year of his age.
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ExTRADITION CASE.

On Saturday afternoon last Frederick VII III,
liam Kcutgen consul at this city for the Grand Ducy
a, Hesse Darmstadt, obtained from unteu o'a'es I'm
,ss,oner Osborn on his affidavit an order for the
rest Of one Heinrich sehaefer, of Brezenhen' IN the
said Grand Duchy who is accused Of having committed
murder in the domnions Of the Grand Duke ana OF SUD
oouenty having fed TO this country arriving here about
sr weeks ago When arrested Schaeier, as previously
nnhlished I'm THE TRIBUNE was working in the lYanhoe
Paner Mill at Paterson. N j. The arrest was MADE oy
Deputy United States Marshas Dwyer ana mcCOy, Wn9
brought the prisoner to this city and lodged MN III jan
until Yesterday, when, at ! o'clock, p m, ne was
taken before Commissioner Osborn who made an oTdet
for his examination TO he held on the hrst
OF September next. The Consul, in his alhdaVl says
that he is nnacquainted with the particulars OF INC
alleged murder but that the necessary documents rela
ting to the same together with demand for exradOn
are now on their way TO this country from the Crlha
Court in Hesse DarInstadt He produced as grouh Io
the issuance of the warrant the following telegram from
Judge SchOen OF the Grand Duchy:
"Ieinh Schaeer murderer lives with Herman Brand No - Con
gresss Paterson M To be arrested Immediately demand h
tradition 10 due sthoks, 'uuse. .,,
schaefer is about 80 years Of age admits his recent
arrival in this country but denies all KhoWeuSe VI o
crime with which he is charged
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LATEST SHIP NEUS
PORT or NEW YORK.
ARRIVEn-

ARRIVED.
Steamship SissTa Bns man sImIni a. Mas,
SaR Tsa,1o Jal1 ~ sugar ard ,sse. Ju
90 "a, % a. Il boarded By tsas 'ehr EnS Sun viii ~
New,YorE bert dsy; water witch, Baltimore 10 sday.
Bari Toni nGss ggu AI a. nitrate q ;odi 10 Sa s., t -
BARI Magdeus se,e AsrinT. 70 day. hcs' coffee and oil Jn
a. lat % 20 Ion: IS 90 sas eng Liberty bound n
brig isi i..' far Nss.YorE to ,sn Juy n.
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seb, Esopo Ono,tsl Poes Tohasco orFoo and is
Fashion, Bir,tsiLport TlsArl woe,,n. slonysroos
k.1 H1'sss Kn,sse,SSoit seyros, UooS
Wstebnsp EiIsbetiTcn FoAm SepHaven
Minerva Ehlaes,hport Ara FIowsr. Providence
Z wsienS,p' EIIabeiLPort Gl'r'., Ailss w,,sh'm
s '2ce ts nGaeGu Ropdoul iia Rsh,rd,os
j. CiarS RoBdout NAgsr. Bridgeport
Judge Rapron Port Johu,on. x Mabel seal islaHi
Iaae Merritt HswHsven. Yerauda, Pro1idsnce
pyss, Calais l. A. Toes Sorihror
ALASKA Nantucket shoals sylvester, Hartford
Inca me M nf Norwich l. HAS Portland Ct
d. II. Baldsn, Providence. Robert Pnhssr tsll RIVER
f ifsSi Pierce f,Po. xsrHy,a Kg El,'i sI,,or
hoq P,sHt Lsl ProreEes Mah. w ProriIsr,s
Celeste NorLpor r H. DAILY, PAutnetst
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Mar i1' Louisa w,lnsion X. c Ltde David SeTH Haven
goop ReuH Cobeiyh. ElBhcthport
soop W. s. Mount, Davis, ElIabcthport
BELOW.
Ship Couatituion, HAitoD, Liverpool june r. ndse
Steamship, Auenapi. for hs15afg sara,os. Rmosai .hP,
Triton Melbourne A1olphine, Bremen.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Cu.Rtysroy Aug -Ared steamship Manhattan from View i0Tf
WMNGIoS Aug A-CsAred steamship RsJeoeA Clyde for keS
York. r,,-,,,,
BosToN Aug A-Arved steamship Norman from FhadbAi brs
Mary &. Haskell, Georgetown d. G.
SPOKEN
70 NJ Lin hence
july 20 lat ~ &c. g. bark John Paints from HeWberu Tor Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
MORTALITY OF TIE METROPOLIS.

DR.. Harris writes hopefully, thus: In the
week that ended the LIST day OF August there were O
deaths in New-York and 223 in Brooklyn This shows
decrease from last week OF i'm the former and 65 IN the
latt or city This falling Off in the total mortality ana
the circumstances under which II has occurred warrant
very favorable hopes for the public health OF both cities
during the closing weeks of this excessively hot ana
da mp Summer But this promising condition must not
be allowed TO cause any relaxation OF the present i'h
usual and very necessary efforts which sanitary Objects
and the people are making to and dsnfect every
foul place in both cities. Panic and popular alarm are
never created by dong whatever must be done for the
pubic safety and the present exigences peculiarly
important though do not yet hnd any PROOF tnal o
Asatc Infection has either caused given It's desrucuc
force 10 the darTheal epidemic which now pfcVhs III
certain quarters Of NewYOrk Up 10 the present dae
find that local and personal causes nave pIuuceu nea
If not quite all tho diarrheal Deaths MoreoveI nGt
a group OF two more cases or the suduehy
fatal cases OF darrhea with collapse DC nave
vet occurred in the same house or the same DIoCh
During fhe past week there has been marked decrease
of mortality I'm those Wards in New York which have re-
ceyed the most thorough cleansing and dslnectOh pt
IL If too soon find tho full results Of suc sanitary pun
sanitary authority needed In the crowded tenement aus
ricts that shall show the ignorant and poor now 10 putty
their unhealthful homes Sanitary author,ty may t
and can supply the antisepcs which Temporarily put
check TO putrefactOn OF street NTH ana sewage 1u ~
season like the present there nucb nee1 Oh ua
kind OF indoor sanitary work sucll ns tio BOo9 n'i
and Health officers Of the cities OF London ana BIslo
organized in 1866 for giving practical sanitary AWE a
aid TO the lower classes Ihousanus OF .aes IT,
saved by such aid in the course OF the year. Inc
death-rate in Hew-YOrk, upon actual popuiauon vas
last week equal about 3s per LOCO III the year mat o
Brooklyn was about27 per 1000; al, Il h to,,,
l. was ar and OF these deaths l5Os we're lntahls uhGCt
year 1874 charged to zymotc diseases am 10
isolation, the immediate effects OF e1cessNe nea
The total number Of deaths in the eight weeks that pre-
ceded and which included two very hot weeks was 9ny
y3oot,s, ncriod l.. HARRIS.
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THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF KINGS COUNTY


AT the annual meeting of the Board of Super
vsors OF Kings County. L. L. held yesterday the super
nendents OF the several public institutions sustained In
whole or in part by the county presented 'Eer reports
which furnish some statistics Of interesting character
The report OF the resident physician OF the kngs
Haspita Shove that the total number on pauobe Ien
I'm tbe Institution on the 3lst OF July 1885, was Iys
admitted during the past year. asia total huoe unae
treatment 26ls discharged recovered, l5ti dscGaseu
improved, I7s: discharged unimproyed 81 oe9 zSe
total discharged and died. 2291i remaining July 81 ieoo
sIs From the report Of the Kings County S.sey I az
nerrs that the number remaining in the INSTITUTION S
1871 was tss admitted during the year $50 total re-
naming and admitted, go discharged, al dieu, %
remaufuipR July 81 1868, 47B The Alinsaouse report
that during the past year 2oi were admitted h9
the Institution; which. together with $40 remaining
the conmcn cement OF the year makes total OF 2s
discharged 1850; transferred 6is: eloped, u ded ~
remaining July 81 1869, GIL. The report OF thc
Lunatic Asylsmp shows that the number remain.
ing at the commencement OF the year was
SD; admitted SINCE 2S0 whole number under eatment
06 Discharged recovered. 81 discharged improved II;
discharged nnimprOved. 10; died, &C whole number
discharged 2s4 remaining July 81 $685. bS2 OF which 2S
were males and siI females The supposed causes OF u
macy are classified as follows: Intenperance, "a III
health "a puerperal 9o epilepsy 70; general paralysis,
paralysis 81 dQestie uppRlst, VI Putibtu tfYeees'
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CHAPTER III.

1,r, falling to try aud boTbsat wherever he could; he
oqd IGy o per not AI and bqao @ to exhibit hi, own
'y that .s (. Ssd Sm s osr glass Bourbon which Jack
amer uefeciua protest. was obliged to swallow Iasn another o
comfortable blue WOODEN sh and heavy coat gh Tie suggestion that
e acquaintance should retire 70 GaI room 10 change 'se
Iorilp Bessie id return II had Jack wOuh have
'oIsd rs ss sone t a. very dsaI His bone
the Phh Ward and w .9y,h.s bat Ia'es The
ae day when aNok be felt SO mortified a. The hnas Of tie evenings
woh be would have been glad to get sw from the Guy orSyer
ehts glance had stamped her image on bis
aud bshe.rt aud be was hoPsls,.'ly IL love
Tssnt,one years working Young fellow the Novelty lrOu
lover weekly Sd ;sy Tsad,r q s; .Ssisat
. .SPE"n'n '''' VIC 500 ''' ''''' w ~ 49, w. ~
up ia u: Fn6 Ward always The eye q bO' ucs he could
rsmsmbe canning bis four dollars sIy 3, The yea BY re-
~. tenn hui he he DID love thoroughly young
Bat Re was ashamed 60 Faon' amer tia, night
bad De, that BESSIE must have seen a drum ana ,asa, him
customer be hal beeadei and various the Spseaopi
,Py .Ir ,%isp for saving the hos,s nom bariHs - Y
said he would get thoasAa dollars some declared that Tie old
that The woad bes,Ow biz d,asbier haEd JAeL
IL h.y had that lovely being that angel Jack felt that be
Bessie va, e BE tossed .eou, a. ssslt. tols
falon ssan but the acquaintance was bot to cad
'As We Informed him that an old lad, had called at hi.
lodging aSd len be given hu. Much wondering What
% ara Dot Anticipating The pleasure in store for him Jack opened
tie msnJs ADD uld Invitation from MIA FAOa to call Al Their
house.
M auus lack uieror donht and discussion
One Thug resolved before be weuhat not Que Top Of tAtIA
e,t Bourbon should ever agsih pass his rps And tow
ne "a, vel received by Mr. Faon, by GARY aud by Bessie ~
other a.o-Ro1e nt home for holiday Bessie looked
Jek supernatural who pored with IRE Abd
Rnstsiy aid the SAand snen at every AAnn Of tie hstnd ball
Ever naoe she s child abe had slndered at the u
Al Tie and boy the rushing ~ the multitude like
,o that reused her from dreams the middle Of the night
and 6lrd her With awe 1900,
Here then the demons take tea with hemA bash
M modest, goaoOkns ow who looked H hs big chest was inca
pable Of q single shout ...
Rose oOisi Jack at f with fashionable curiosity which soon
changed downright Interest draw sky by h Faon
taken Ming him Ryrer began little by little to relate
Incidents
d. rass ddn think Of the prpees) the
Rose Vas real funny fellow splendid company abe hked
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VERMONT SPRING.

TUE MOST RELIABLE REMEDY KNOWN for CLtstr. serous
Disease o!ke Kdney Rheumatism ke All bottles marked
- 81. 4 Co sLsAoa VI" Send ior Pamphlets
SAKE Co, No. l7 BrooBe At, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

- ,;oh ,oint the Justice declined 10 rule on the
-upoh NM .e nerson proposed 10 be put upon the VII
eS stand was Courhe counsel Tor E Se dis
mover 'p Ti,e motion was granted. similar motion III
nti1 ~ nspector Folk was denied aud he was helu "
500 10 appear for trial before the Court oil SESSIONS
frbe annual meeting of the Kings County
poard OF Supervisors held yesterday attern9o
bch the officers of the public institutions were ~
md the annual statement Of the County Ileasue hat
presented from which latter document u appeH was
Inc total amount of tax for wards ana tSe wards
81 c7 459 So OF this sum, 1888 Al was Ior
Of the City Of Brooklyn The amount re- nv wards
ISL a. Of which $2l259l2 70 was IRON @ es monnt
ing 10 kl3s67s 25 The wards and towbs cle"'
,,lnnrins IN fl1nse Allowing q deficiency, are;