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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
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And ours of low degree.
Tits 1iomsly dog was called eThs hump"
With, wool twas clad, not hair; -
lis tan had dwindled to . stump,
-hziAndithatNassyery bare. ,4.si.si.l sa5
This dog and man atfrst we're friends;
6ii bus Mhsnua pique began,
sTledogS to gain some private ends.
Went mad and bit the man.
-sAraund from all the neighb'ring streets
g he .wond FIRING neighbors ran, go
And swore the dog had lost It's wits, i
Te bite SO good . man. r.,l..5.f.
The wound IL seemed both sore and sad,
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DANCING. ACADEMIES.

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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE
Then si:f Europe ws be despatched from this once
Tuesd W. Thursday and Saturday closing IL o'clock
noon, and Al stations and n, II lb c. and D. II 25
and y, II 10, and q, at II o'clock A. NJ.
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JNOR SAVANNAH, GA.-FALL ARRANGEMENTS
Regular days resumed On and after this
parures will be Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, fol-
lows:- 71 4A
SAN SALVADOR, Captain Nckerson, Saturday, septem
IL from pier No. North river, at 3 r. n. .f 'f
WIN. r. GARRISON Agent, No. 5 Bowling Green.
LEO Captain Dearborn, Tuesday, September IS, from
pier l6 East river, at 3 r M =
MURRAY. FERRIS CO., Agents, 81 and 90 South
H: LIVINGSTON, Captain Eaton, Tuesday, September
II, from pier SO North river, at p
LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 Co., Agents, 80 Liberty street:
Through rates given through bills of ading signed
connection with the Central Railroad OF Georgia. Through
tickets to all points by Central Railroad Of Georgia. Atlantic
and Gulf Railroad and Florida
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FISHING BANKS EXCURSION DAILY SsATUR-
"A. days exceptedl-The superior steamboat WYOMING
(ony safe boat n gust or sorm Captain Holton win leave
sp Christopher street. 6 and pier No. North river
O'Clock schubels Band, Bait, Lines and Refreshments
on board. Fare 81, ladies SOC.
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(lLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.--FOR NOR
~ folk, City Point and Rchmond-New and elegant aid,
wheel Steamships ISAAC BELL, HATTERAS, Abe
MARLE, SARATOGA AND NIAGARA. One OF The above
and Richmond Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 3
NJ from pier MOTH rvef loot 2, BEACH street connect
Air Line souihside and Petersburg Railroads. and
Richmond and Danvle and Virginia Central Railroads. TAX
ing freight and granting through bills OF sdng 10 all points
South and Southwest Bills of ladng signed the pier up
the hour OF sailing For freight passage, having
CANT staeroom accommodation, apply 10 : NJ
N. L. McCREADY, President, a
lS7 Greenwich corner Dey street.
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1 OW FARE TO ALBANY AND TROY-oNLY 81 So
II The elegant steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTT.
~ leave pier north Of Spring street. and foot Of
DAYS connecting with rail West and Nortn Pare
State rooms secured at Office 3Os West street.
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HAVANA, srsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
IL New York and Merican Mail Gtsausb,r r,cs
Sailing every twenty days.
me nne steamer lKANADA, Captain Harrie, will leave
pier u East river on Thursday, October I, At 10
70 usvans $ec currency For freight passage
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY DAY BoATs-CHANGE OF
"a time and reducon Of fare.-on and after Tuesday,
September IL, the Q. vfBBARD and DANIEL DREW viii
esye pesbrosses street NJ and Thirty sirce at
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LNOR WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, d. c., AND
II Alexandria, vs.-Express Line.-The fine steamship
EMPIRE, Captain Price, In loading at pier 10 East
river, and viii sail Saturday, September f. NJ
For freight passage apply TO JAMES HAND, 1l9 Wall
street. of South.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONSs
A FISHING BANKS EXCURSION DAILY ,sArUR
Sony ..is gust cI%, Captain HSison y issys
ss.
o .1a
NEvERsINK leaves Pecs slip .ts "a NJ Returning leaves
seventh @ T street: " each s way. - '-' ' ''""
CoNEY ISLAND STEAM CARS LEAVE GREENWOOD
~ for the Beach and return everv half hour until NJ
CHoLERA BANKs.-sATURDAY NIGHT, SEPT. IL,
last Phs splendid % sea nSs sssa%s % YmSkEE a. C.Pnn
Coffee chowder free board.
;,'is 'ss i.'s
r. RAND EXCURSION TO SANDY HOOK, nIoHhASps,
18th ins a ocioei rsuT ming leave Red Bank
GRAND ExcgRsros TO THE FISHING BANKs-TnE
Sunday September IA isss Leaving Hunter: foR. =,
srses, ~ .ip 81 street river
:S q ss sss = ss sSS
ing srse.. - gold piece given one
Nsnasers Captain Charles Gimor; NJ sraus, as4 South
street, and S. sscs.
PotT TO x GH
SYLVAN STREAM and CHAs. CHAMBERLAIN viii leave
isS sSa fTss p. h.s sn
pEGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR YoNKERs,
grassy Fn es e1Ss. Sing sn sH
& Sss street sss, Il M99ns at
CUNDAY BOAT FOR KEyPoRT, LANDING AT ELIZA
n11 q I'LL snS Perth and
Barclay At A. NJ for Keypo landing si he above
places Returning, leaves Ksyport sttP. n.
Ss WHITE .ad SANDS
xRRowsSiTH wii leave Psef .lip I. sS A. X, FOR The
streets way Returning leave Glen Cove al i5 p n
SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEwpuRo THE
- steamboat MAGENTA will make her regular Sunday
s,ss b. fsy
y pnre sing snr Haversax ccaass, 6oss r
spring Cornwall ks,urniDE leaves Nswburs is Fare
> 60 csn,s The steamer THoxxs coLI9Es leaves he
peT Fl wafsn ss. street. sgGSs %osg1s
fss, Hastings Dobbs' Ferry, Iryneon, Sing Sing HsTer
s.~Surs ~ ing New York
VoSKERs .FERRy.-sUNpAy TIME.-srEAxBoAr
Il FLoRENcE, Captain Bsiknsp leaves pier 20 North
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r BLACK STAR, INDEPENDENT LINE.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY. T. FREIGHT AT Low
RATES.
The first class steamship THAMES viii leave pier 3 North
river OF SATURDAY., September II, aud MARMION
SATURDAY, September 19, at p NJ. 4a
For freight or passage apply to
-. - r. LOwDEN Agent, 90 West street.
0CTAvUS COHEN 4 CO., Agents, Savannah.
Freight received at all times under covered pier.
Through rates ven and bills ading signed all points in
Florida, stations the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Co
lumbus Eufaula Fort Gaines Apaachcoa and all landings
the Flint Chaah0ochee and Apalachcoa rivers; also by
NJ A. Cohens line steamers to Augusta Ga Goods con-
signed TO c. r. R. OF Georgia will be forwarded with
despatch from Savannah by combination lines. IL
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A SUNDAY EXCURSION BOAT TO COLLEGE POINT
"a. Whitestone, City Island and New Rochele-steamer
NEvERSINK Peck slip at "a. NJ Returning, leaves
New Rochelle at 81 n, landing at Eighth and Thirty
seventh streets each
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LNOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
IL New York and Charleston Steamship Company's FIRST
class sidewheel steamship
MANHATTAN, Captain NJ. s. woodruff,
Saturday. September H. r. M sailing from pier No
North river.
Superior accommodation for passengers
Through tickets and bills OF lading ispued all
points South and Southwest In connection South
Carolina Railroad and with steamers To Florida ports
HENRY X. MORGAN CO, Agents, 81 Broadwav.
The JAMES ADGER will follow and sail on Tuesday, Sep
tember ID.
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ENOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-GIvING THROUGH
rates to Galveston, Lavacca, ndianoa Brazos Santi
Mobile and points the Mississippi The and
first class light draft sewhee steamship BIENvILLE, Cap
tain Baker will pier 36 North river for the above
on Saturday, Sept. IL, at p. NJ.
The RAPIDAN viii follow Sept. %. ....l.tr
For freight or passage apply to
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.

A Ii BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
n FRANCIS BUTLER No. Peck slip. Buffers Infa
be Mango Cure Exterminator 75c Buffers new
work, So. Extra stock Dogs. Ferrets for SALE
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
N sale Medicines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
mockng Birds at B. DOvEYS, Nos and Greene street,
corner of Canal.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

AT HENRYs CITY ACTION MART, BROADWAY
"A and Thirty ninth street-Reguar public sale Saturday
morning, At II O'Clock, of Horses, Carriages Harness. &C.
There VIII be about fifteen Horses suitable Tor light driving
Ssscrptons :. sale There t. large ring around which
Of their STYLE action and speed Family Phaetons Caryas
Bugges Express and Depot Wagons and single
and double harness In great variety Regular sales every
wednesday and Saturdays posponement on account Of
weather. Very stock everything used In riding
driving always on hand at private stale.
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DAY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TRoY.-rHE STEAM
II ersC. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW will leave alter
nn,ey rom Dssbros.es street at 30 M and Thirty fourth
street at 40 A. M landing West Point Cornwall, New
burg Pougbkeepse Rhne6eck, Caisk and Hudson srr;v
Ing at Albany for the 80 NJ train for Saratoga,
connecting with New York Central aud Susquebanna
roads.
L,ARE @ CENTs-AFTERNooN BOAT FOR yON.
ker Hastings Iryngten, Nyack Sing Sing and Haver
straw. The steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves the pier
foot Of Warren street every afternoon Sundays and the Trip
mp Friday and down Saturday eSceped) at i0 Thyfourh
street 1885, Returning leaves sverstraw every morning at
6t5, landing at Sing Sing l5 Syack AS Irvngon y;
Hastings, SAB; Yonk kers 30 arrive York 20 Faro
to Nyack, 20 cents; Yonkers. Is cents.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADs
Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern
and western trans leave New York River Rail-
road, Thirtieth street and Tenth avenue NJ and
sfb 80 and II r ~, and via Harlem Railroad, Twenty
sixth street and Fourth avenue at III A. NJ and t5 r.
days. - -
Sleeping cars attached TO 8: 30 and II r. ~ trains
Drawing room cars attached TO and IL 80 A. N. and 3
WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT, Vice President.
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TOR HAVANA DIRECT-THE HAMBURG-AMERICAN
IL Packet Conpany's iron mail steamship
- BORUSSIA, Captain N. G. Frauxep.
will sail Saturday, September ~, for Havana.
lobe followed by the TEUTONTA Thursday, October a.
Prices Of passage 80 and $50, currency
e. b. RICHARD BOAS, General Passage Agents.
No. Barclay street
KuNHARDT CO., Gsnersi Agents,
Vroad
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ENOR CHARLESTON. S. C, THE FLORIDA PORTS
LINE-rhe Al fast and reliable steamship MONTEREY,
Ryder, commander, will sail Thursday, 18th instant at
r. M from pier II East river foot of all street. Through
bills lading all points South Southwest Agents In
Charleston (RaveneI Coz forward all goods OF
mission. ARTHUR LEARY, T3 William street.
The fine steamship sARAGossA will sail the following
Thursday.
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A A PULL UPPER OR LOWER SET FOR ~: WAR
"A. ranted. Call and judge. Also examine the new ain.
work 4es Sixth avenue, between Twenty hfth and
Twenty sixth streets
TyoLToN DENTAi, ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE
~ anesthsto use o ntrou. oxide gas administer in the
approved method, donoth but extract teeth and
tanly without pain 20 patients testify See their
names At the once, 10 Cooper Institute.
T,EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN = ELEVEN
years; Gas daily beautiful Teeth, al; Silver Set Sl0
old Sets bought j. JAY vILLERs, Ibb Grand near Broad
way. HENRY vILLERS, 2o5 Grand near Bowery
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND. &
Iu reduction In fare and change of days OF sailing.
The steamships DIRIGO and FRANC0NLA will leave pier
38 East river Monday and Thursday at o'clock r. VI
sage 81 Meals extra.
These seamsh,s Portland with the Trunk
Railway for Montreal, Quebec points Canada
and the West also with the International Steamship Com
pany for Eastpor Calais and st. John ~ b. also with
steamship Carotta for Halifax s. leaving Portland
Saturday p NJ
daily. Bills OF iading signed at Office pier.
j. T. AhES Agent, pier3s East river.
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ESrHEroTl lspHa Ras 1sDHSi GHSHsx1an sHAwLs.
FRAINAIS 4RAMA0NAC
NORMAN CHANDON, successors.
PARISs3 and 81 Rue Rcheieu, and ~ and "a Rue Fey
deau.
represented India by their French agents tthus putting
aside all ntemedium) who manage their manufactures OF
their shaws At CachsTere and Umrit.er Punjab)
Lace Mandatory
encon Caen, Bayeaux and Brussels OF the newest and
richest patterns, being their exclusive property.
Superior French Cachemre Shawls
Immense assortment OF all three articles.
FIXED PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CUERLAIN, Is RUE DE LA PAlX, PARIS.
(I Ambrosial Cream for Shaving
Fashionable Perfumes for the handkerchief
Eau Lusrale for the hair
Eau de Cologne (preparation spectacle
GRAND HOTEL DE vEvEY, vEvEY suisse,
I Situated In the centre of q magnificent park, on the
Lake GENEVA splendid view OF the head OF the
lake. Valley Of the Rhone the Alps and the Gacies l0
and parors bathrooms every hoor elevator
for tho Of boarde telegraph the hotel and
landing all the steamboats, two minutes distant from the
'"'''~N '""' ALFRED HERsCHY,
Proprietor
The Baltimore County union., 1868-03-07

Colonel Mcllatien went from Virginia o.
III uois in the early settlement Of the country
when roadside iavefns were unknown, aud ever,
dwclleT Ia the wilderness kept sort Of travel
ler home. The Colonel, by lucky invcstmon,
In wild land, be,Hme in time rich man, but b.
kept uP hi habits nj hospitality aud II the guest
was Ntil.tu'dI 10 thr wufi, did not object io
turning an homes, penny ia hat way.
oue cold. clustering winter evening, horsr
nnn drew vi, iu ilts luusc sud asked accOmmodn
iiYa Tor the night. \ haii-srown lad answered
IN il,c affirmative, aud usheFed him into the fii
ting room. Amer supper the landlord made Nj
appearance Tor the iirst time. lie was hearty
bale aud ROSY, rs any Boniface should be but be-
was brnt aud eiippled In his gait. lie explained
by sa,ins that hc had taken cold which had sci
tied In his back.
~ don mind the pain 50 much, i" be con,iuu
cd, "but iIs % inconveuient. ! have been re-
commended 10 try poor mans plaster, aud IL
you will excuse me will have Il put on sam
Samuel Samuel Mciiatten -
Here, father - said the lad before mention
cd, hastily swallowing huge piece Of minoe pie
which be bad been quietly enjoying.
'iirte Sam, my boy, heat this plaster tot m~
aud put II ON my back. Heat Il hot, sam"
Saying which, lie handed the plaster TO his son.
aud seating himself astridr his chair, with his
back TO the fire, threw his suspenders back and
his shirt over his head.
plaster Is bot, you may put Il on bat you mas
wait u little; I'm afraid II Is not hot enough.
Heat II hot, Sam, heat II hot Can you tell The
continued, turning 10 the traveller, who was seat
I'd In ,he corner. ''cau you tell why this Is call
sd the Poor Mans Plaster aud sometimes the
poor mans triendT eh give Il up7'--laufhiug
TO himself-"because IL stickeih cio-,r than q
brother eh -
Poor Sam, who had been watching his chaar,
10 sIeHk without inierrupting his father, nov
vrniured 10 say I" guess It's hot enough nov.
father"
What DO you know about IL 2" asked the old
mnn. testify II say, heat IL bot, Sam, heat il
hot ="
sam whose face was nj red heat. had held
the plaster to the Gre uAiil il ran aud dripptd
down on the hearth, but made no reply
Well said the old man, looking around
maybe II will do now, Sam. Clap Il on -
sam, armed With the plaster. approached hi-
,ihrr. aud my word for IL, he d,d clap IL on
The old man gave yell like "a Wild Indian, aud
Jumped clear over the back OF bis chair. kicking
hts 0ld-iashioned bFeeches of his feet. and dane
lux around with pain. The traveller laughed
until he cried, aud the more mine host roarcd
the mole he laughed. When the first agony va.
over. the Colonel began to swear. and the travel
Ter though, IL wonld be prudent for him TO reiir,
lest lac should share his wrath with sam, whom
he observed making good his d'-iaurc.
The mex, morning, when leaving, he handti
the Colonel five dollars, saying with twinkle
in his eye. Il don't want any charge II ia
cheap nj that"
When he wa. seated upon his hossc aud out g.
range, he called Heat IL hot sam. heat Il hot
II siicketh closer than brother, sh T.