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TAssss o Stlvsgy tAalse % EvssS
OleHa as,se,

The Pess % Fster Who sslA "A III,
>ts,d A.sAsaA h tAs Avslrss xay,
esr u ~ ap the ss,ta ~l,h .hs s.s. ss Ma
t"as eeae'as aAs ssul With Oh st,al rsS
II" sh.n We wander d.spat~aas and ea,a
ID ~st"tat oas Gs"les. tnur.aurs sl,aa,
But ;" ki"der 10 bid 10 O. sk and And
"a 'il'er, lini"s ~ every cloud"
49,, NAV We not walk IL ". dins," ground
WINE n"'hinS tut Au.amu's "sad lsav.s arc
bat search h-nss.h them, and pcrtins around
ARE the young sp'i"g tn. Of blu. aud sr,cu.
u" . I" au'ifnl "y- that ever psrc.,,rs
The presence VI God In Mu,ta itys cr.wd.
III saving ",srd that links and b.lisves
"rh~rw' very lining TO ever, cloud"
Let us l"ok closely hefors We condemn
bn.h's that bear o bloom or 4 vi.
T"rs my mt be b, auty in leaves q, .,..m
But virtue may dwell far duwn at tie root.
And let Us brwar- how ws.utter,v spurn
Bro ers that seem all cold sd proud.
II their "osoms weis Up md psrchsnrs W
might learn
There's s'lssry lining to every cloud"
Let us not osst our Mercy and Truth
When Guilt IS beforv Us in chains and sts,he.
Whe" ps-so, aud vio., have canksred youth.
And ag. lives o" with IRE drd name.
som" hing of good usy still BE- t, ere
Fhongh its voice ina, never 10 bsard uIoud.
For. While black with the vapors Of ps.ti.
lent ir,
"fher-sa ivs"y lining on evsry cloud"
Snd are the sorrows that 1T sntim. Q come,
:esvy Il dull and bIisht,"g . ID chl.l,
hutli"K the light froru our heart nd our
Marring ou' hope and .i-fting our n;
But a. u- not si"k he, ealh he woe.
'Tis we'll p rchanre, We s,s i. aud bowed,
For h~ sure though We may not "ft see it
below.
Il There's silvery lini g to every cloud"
A oh-n stern Death with eke!eton ha. ID
Has 9. . chsd the Awsr that grew in our
b, sust.
Do we not think Of f,irsr lard,
her" til" los ale lou q nd he wea re- 4
oh, t: h"pe OF the kn W. Futu s,invs
is iur-st sire. e. h DER the d. and shroui.
The . sd"w i Lse, but Faiths spirit. voice
sIrYs
= ih's'r . siiverJ lining to every cloud"
ELd. UUK
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-16

Dr. Petermann, the eminent geo
grapher and originator of tho frs,
German expeditions to the North poI.
announces a that second expedition i-
to leave Bremerh ven in the first week
OF June. 1t will consist Of two ships.
screw steamer OF 1870 tons and 30
horse power, and sailing yacht oi
90 tons. The object Of this expedi.
tion, as of the former une, is to inves,
tigate the polar regions along the coas,
OF East Greenland north Of the. 18TH
degree Of north latitude. 1t is to be
PROVIDED with a'strong scientific staff,
and to pass the winter in the Arctic
regions. 90 ss to return by October,
1870. w.. -.
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A oalLD.s PRAYER

sasisaN rAea AZ .vsr ssar,
Thou my ss,np,s rssy~r wM h. ar,
Aed tp'saa shy wsmi& kl.t.
"Earls sssa. aud ~ sAall aai."
Tau vile AID A,l, II sir,
J'sus mak- mr pv,- wtrin,
Leaf tho 10 nc hsa, G a'~"i,
Wash "s In 'h, prVcious blood.
Lord Iva ito he III ctri,d,
Make me g-utl-. meek nj It'd;
would purp s.d h". b..
Tea, h inc hvw to co,uo to Thee.
When I go to " rk or play.
Be Thou with he day by day;
When I se-k my little bed,
Let Thy wings bs o'er mo spr, ad.
Savi ur, hold me lest |,
D-ign 10 hear me whilst I call;
Oh gard my humble cry
save me. J. sus, or ! die.
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= BRAIN WAVES.

We mentioned: Il few days ago
that Il writer i'll the London Sprcta.
tor had propounded a theory Of "hrai
waves" to account for the appcaranc,
of persons al the point Of death It
their friends. He claims tina: lhcr,
is kind OF brain atmosphere, whici
extends over tn" globe, and npo:
which the brain has the power ui
impresssing undulationS, just as Il bal.
sets the airin motion, or an electric
battery the electric fluid in Il trlr-
graph wire. These waves, whc:.
they meet with symi:athctic orgu.
produce ideas and images more q.
less distinct. according to circnn,stalL-
ces. The subject is undergoing dis
cussion in the columns of the Spec
tator, and in a recent number of tl
paper some facts confrmatory Of the
theory are advanced. One in til.
case of person whose image wa
seen by his wife to enter his hons.
and 60 up stairs some two hours bt
FIRE his actual arrival. On inquir.
it was found that At mat moment l..
was mentally imagining himself
doing the precise thing which his ap-
partition did. Another story is per.
haps not now to many "f our reader.
but it is sufficiently interesting to b..
repeated:
Admiral Sir Thoms Williams, Il
straight forward and excellent man
was in command of Il ship crossing
the Atlantic ocean. His course
brought him within sigh: of the Is
land Of Ascension, ut that time unin-
habited, and never visited by ANY
ship except for the purpose Of collec-
ting turtles, which abound on th,.
coast. The island was barely de-
scried on the horiSon, and was moi
to be noticed ut all but a. Sir Thom-
as looked at it, he was seized by Az
unaccountabie desire to steer toward
it. He felt how strange such wisi.
would appear to his crew, and tric..
to disregard it. but, in vain. His de-
sire became more and more urgent
and distressing. and foreseelns-that
it would soon be more difficult to
CRAFTY it, hs told his lieutenant t.
pr 'pare to put about the ship"
and steer for Ascension. The officer
to whom ht'spoke vcntrrcd. respect
fullyto represent that changing the,:
course would greatly delay them
that just at that moment the MEL
were going to their dlnner-thut, u,
least, some delay might be allowed.
But these arguments seemed TO liz
crease Captain Williams a..xi4ty, and
the ship was steered toward the nh
interesting little island. All eyes and
Spy glasses were now fixed upon it,.
and soon something was, perceived o..
The shore. ."It is white-;t is a flag
it must be signal" AID when
they neared the shore it was ascer-
tanned that sixteen men, wreckct:
on that coast many days before, and
suffering the extreme Of hunger, hat,
set up signal, tliosgh almos, With
the hope Of relief:
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BOoKLEss HOUSES.

We tor,n Judgements Of men from
the little things about their houses,
of which the owners perhaps never
1hink. Flowers about rich mans
mousse may signify only that ho has Il
good gardener, or that he has refined
nsighbors, and docs what he sees
thsm do. But mon are not accustom-
I'd to buy books unless they wart
tnem. : 1t, on visiting tho dwelling of
man OF slender means, we find that
.is contents himself with cheap car
Jets and plain furniture, in order
'"at he may purchase books, he rises
1T once iii our esteem. Books are Tot
;nade for furniture, but there is moth
'ng else thai 80 beautifully furnishes
L noase. The piainest row OF book,
.s more significant Of refinement than
The most elaborately carved side.
board.
Give US Q house furnished with
books rather than furniture. Both if
you can; but books at any ratel To
sp-n several days in q friends house
and hunger for. something to read,
while you are troading on costly car
pets and sitting upon luxurious chairs.
and sleeping upon down, is rs if on.
we're brlbins your body for the SAX.
of Cheating your mind.
Books are tho windows through
which the soul looks out. A hous,
withon: them is like room without
windows. No man has right to
1rlng up his children without sur
'ounding them with books, if he has
The Meals to buy them, 1t is a
wrong to mis- family. Children learn
10 read by being in tho presence f
books. The love Of knowledgc comes
with reading, and gr"ws upon H. Anu
the love oi knowledge in young
mind Is almost a warrant against tn.
inferior excitement Of passion and
ice. FIy
Let us pity those poor rich m i,
who live bsrreniy iu great hookless
aouses. Let US congratulate The poor
tnat, i'll our day, books are soE cheap
t"at man may every year add
hundred volumes to his Library for the
prIce vi what his tobacco and his
beer would COST him. Amsna the
earliest ambitions to bs ;excited ii,
clerks, workmen, journeymen-4and,
indeed, among all that; are Struggling
III The race OF lifs-,s, that of owning,
and constantly adding to it, u library
o1 good books A lutte ibrars how
ing larger every year, is u, h6nos sable
part OF y young mans history
1t is . mans duty to have books.
A; Library is not = luxury, but ode of
the neeessarjes Of life. .ss' 'ss !
, w 81 -s... - u j
Rev. Marshall b. smith, rectSt OF
81. johns Church, NewS Jerssy! an
alumhns Of the Theological Ssmib bary
OF Virginia, aud for the past two
years The working editor Of the q o,-
ssMtkAsie4sys. bsa written 4 aeSter
to- Bishop Qdsheimsr, III nm. /,
The, he has formerly withdraw
the ministry Of ths Episcotsi chnfsiS
MI smitls reasons io,sr the step, As
III brief his dsspair Of seeing wlst |
sails ',any possibility af d rsviisisn
the Prayer Book. tie sappis I'D aj]
RomiAh a1a other corrnpt pfs sstlcss|
Apt Ajast gnAr,.n,ss of libsrsvs oxsx'
ysRseI,sal ssrgg 81; 3;ss',s g
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-16
ireland drinks Less whislxau 4

ireland drinks less whiskey than
cotla"d, though hcr. Population il
twice as large. The late budget shows
that while the latter country drank,
iii 1868, 4,9O7,7O1:, gallons, Ireland
drank Iut 4,77a,310 gallons; England
at the same time consuming more
than both ;together-oyer l5,o0O,ooo
gallons.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-16

several Germans have located near
Charlottesville, Virginia and are ell
tering largely into tho cultivation of
grapes. They are practical men, and
speak in glowing terms of the adapta-
bllity of the soil and climate to grape
growing.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-16

Senator Horny Wilson, ut . Chris
tian Temperance Convention, held at
the Hub 1.-THE other day, said that
" during the last ten years he travelled
10000 miles, but be had now here seen
10 much drunkenness as in Massachu-
setts.'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-16

The Rev. DR.. I. D. Durham, pastor
OF the Orangeburg Baptist Church,
has been conducting a protracted
meeting, for several days past ut the
Bull Swamp church. Rev. Mr.. Her
long (Methodist1 was baptized on the
28th ult., and ordained as a minister
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They have had -. hard times par
ty" in Wisconsin. The invitations
were Written ON brown paper, and re.
qaested the guests TO dress in their
Old Clothes. :" Bean soup. crackers and
dried behring's constituted the re-
tfeshmeuts, with !" "cambrIc tea" and
water. --z,S-.--Es. ~ - ~ = :
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-16

A total eclipse Of the Sun will occur
August 9TH, commencing at halfpast
four in the afternoon, and will not
entirely pass over the Sun until halt
past six.
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Demorest,s Monthly axaga!zi,nlss

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~ Par'ol u e ss,ne 81 Aneiira, devoted to
~ gina s,oslts P,yns s,ks,ebss; Hnus4lisid
Mseess, 9ess,s4,i Thaaaht, rs1,,pai end I..s.s.
raty 0os.p iin-'utsns Spseist dsps.ihsnG ~,
F"h"iOns) Int ncIiop- On Hsalib, ,Muaie,
>snuss,.en;a .eias i.y ,tle h.at snibors spd ifa.
tns.l Illns' ~ 81 viii ssStiy engraving on iul
aAd Sisbi- Psitsrns.t Ess, r,id- ri-s, snd d s..n
9 ~. sg.tess.a. el g, .isie 10 suss xil s.hss
se'sis. @ "hd shfss.Asssna itrrssqrs 81 q ssv.
js,s-. srisf 6f ,sSis osa 90 NOD rs az sssEoia
TIE Hodet aOnih; 3 sp<csmGs s,,s,Jss. sH esnts.
nifi,sd frsss !2assiy Sk sltb . ssIusslss spss
s,am 20 sosirs e6 80; shs<s Sops.x ~ 20 /
~ AseIiH V,as fss66as1 Sssssst ~ ~
s!ets e. eassssh e,,h D Gisl ssasis J q
Z; g; g 81 & Z 4 3
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-16

Several distinguished Northsruers
are ae Aiken. Tnuriow Weed is itn-
proving 70 health. Senator sprsgue,
Of Rhode Island, has rented a farnish-
cd house for big family, who win o.:
rive Tomorrow: ss ss45.f 4. (. s, =,
The Senate has conarlned General
.bongstrsst BY = sotA. Of twenty sfye
- ten, altar 8 discussion, =. &
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Not long ago, Carl Schurz, in n pub:
'le conversation said :ea God IL, only
an Imaginary gentleman who dweiis
beyond thes clouds. Carl schurz. is an
infidel; and yet so-calied Christians,
who abhor. or profess to, that which
is un'Chrlstian,, praise God for his
election to the U1iteds States Senate,
Comment unnecessary,
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The English papers show bad state
of affairs in the manufacturing di..
tricts.
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TRAVELLERS GUIJ,e.

A aiean6oas G. stsb SEcmASHEs end Sasret 81
De-" WI On on ana % ssr July leave Desbro
hers West Font m Cornwall ewburg Poughkeepsie Tvoi,
checked board the bo, tn ali noins On New YORK Can.
tral, Rensselaer, and s. re.oea railroads
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A BARGAIN -S350-MusT BE SOLD, AS THE
"A going West, the bay trong horse Hiram 4
years old is OF Cay stock, xyah 1917 hands, sound
and kind, gentle trot this day in minutes has
trotted when condition In 24S; has not been speeded
year. has been used by the famiy also s,:J made
Wagon and Harness IL Is cheap not tbs urice of the
horse Can be for three days Co a silver
polish depot 1859 Broadway between Thrty-seyenth and
Thirty eighth streets. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-29

T LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK iND PHILADELPHIA
IL Steamship Company.
NOTICE.-1he steamships CITY OF PARIS and CITY OF
NEW YORK, from Liverpool will commence to discharge
under general order pier 45 North Wednesday,
2ath inst mt A. NJ.
The Company win not be responsible for loss or dam
age arising goods discharge and all goods not
within "a hours will be consguees' risk and
JOHN g. DALE, Agent,
No. Is Broadway.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
7 BARKER HAMLIN'S CITY AUCTION MART,
MAJOR q. W. BARKER, AUCIIONEER,
corner Broadway and Thirty ninth street,
ATNTJnH

corner broadway and Thirtyni street.
EVERY wEPSSEsbIAY ASD sAIUapAY: ...,..
q Hor:s: SaS,ass: Horse SssiSs, uasf,
19 on band oS. Orders promptly % r. .o
;;ss1s horses :, DasS private sse The only
sale. Carriages, Bugsies, &c. taken storage.
f1LSsSE sf 81 %sii sSIG s bf a d s
,ns w sh. and hand
HsTers and as Everything ss the horse furnishing oe
S on na Of eSs Sy
ali harness. half brother ah to the esestsd ons
mare Fearess can rot close to three mnues sold for want
ssGS s siA in Aa
sn o saosRs To s sen nas Ds T
ror animal for family has been owned by gentleman
One three seat Road Wagon, made ty Miner Ste
be sound sold sold 'a on ia q
TSo Ts ely sailS Road WAGONS. T., , ,,
lady or child ean dT r hm has .ro,ed and one Of
s mos, ssnts ponies s,y stands without tying sed
hin AS city e Esssn and set q nns Harness
Is r sssI s:s saf
and kind very stylish ,ros in MINUTES also Wagon HAr-
bay Horses. Fl isS hsnSs I years warranted kind
French Brett in good order sold to pay storage
Several other Horses. Full description at sale.
Sales never postponed on account of weather.
A t JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELLs
"A Horse and Carriage Auction Mart,
On FRIDAY, oeioser @ psa. a. isa,ea oeoeE sEen"e
q ss
free from vice. stylish warranted sound kind
and ro,ted White Plains Fair track this in
$50 and troed in 249; t. the pole
6ve seconds fassr and warranted to trot inside OF three
the sale the Auction MART 12 East thirteenth street,
AT JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELLs
"A Horse and Carriage Auction Mart,
liz East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue,
On FRIDAY, October ], at IL O'Clock
bay Team al black pSa'&s & with IL lone % names ana
from vice. tro In 81 minutes, and wsrra ncd sound
kind and they have fine style and act on OF great
horse afraid OF locomotive anything, and
respect first class genemans road family
team, sold for faut-ony for Of To be
tried time previous to the sale ut the Auction
ATvAN ospEN ssy "a q pYFFs AycTI2S gSsrNA MART
WILL SELL This DAY, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
AT II O'CLOCK PROMPT,
pair Of bay Horses 16 hands igh old and
sh drivers and warranted sound and kind, with double
H.ness sad Coupe the rrOper es Gentleman who sails
sonel saddle Mare i6 hands high years old raised in
Kentucky stylish, well broken and hns bred warranted
sound, kind and gentle.
Bay Horse l5S hand. high. Years old.
Five second hand Coaches.
One second hand Brett
One second hand Clarence good order.
JAMES JENKINS,
Auconeer.
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AT WOLF BROTHERS, b59 BROADWAY, UP STAIRS,
"A formerly of Brooklyn money liberaly advanced on
Diamonds. Watches, Jewory, silks, more particularly on
Pianos. Business strictly confidential Same bought and
En,
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CT. STEPHENS CHURCH, TwENTY-EIGHTHS STREET
- To let two Seats in Of the best in the middle
rislc. Address PEW, box 2,4s3 Post ONCE.
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JEROME PARK.-FALL MEETING
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
WEDNESDAY. October 6.
TUESDAY, October H.,
Thu hspAifi shfiUsS%S, HefSss. October 49,
First each day punctualiy at O'Clock.
Tickets and badges be obtained at No gao Bfoadw ay
of Twentyrs street. and ut the entrance to the
course. delay by purchasing In the city,
Pools the subscription rooms No. 900 Broad
each evening preceding races and at the course each
'''''' A. BELMONT. President.
c. wHEArLEy, Secretary.
NrARRAGANsETr PARK, CRANsTON, R. l.
IN Second Animal Horse Fair,
October 3, &. and y, 1868.
Premiums 1900. -
The Providence and New York Steamship Company will
sell excursion tickets to Providence and RETURN Including
single admission to the fair ioT s. dollars saSh
GEO. II. SMITH, Secretary.
sPORTING-DOGs, birds, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AID BIRDS FoR
n sale.-Medicines for all diseanes Prepared Food for
mcckng birds at b. DOvEys, No Greene STREET,
of Cana. II. B.-Lsdies attended by Mrs, Dovev.
LII CHOICE BREEDS DOCS AND MEDICINES
Il ~ FRANCis ERA BUTLER No. Peck sp lniaes ,, Manis
Extra stock trained dogs Dog oil for diseases OF the human
chest.
CHARLES REICHE 4 BROTHER HAVE NOW OPENED
~ their fall for The Bird trade Deaersand tanccrs
can ba fully supplied % Chatham street. near Chambers
THE GRAND YACHT RACE BETWEEN THE ADDIE
Taylor. of the Neptune Club and the Nellie B. OF 1.-The the
Hour" Greenvie N j., on Wednesday, at O'Clock, for
purse OF 500 the race 70 be 10 miles TO and back
hour
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NY LADY WISHING TO ADOPT ACHILD, SEVEN
N weeks old. girl It for two days At 2ss East
Forty seventh street.
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UNITED STATES,
Captain George T.. Norton,
from pier y North river
Freight received through for ST. Louis, Mobile ane
Galveston.
Tho SHERMAN will succeed Saturday, October9.
For freight passage, having superior accommodations
apply TO
FREDERIC BAKER,
40 broadway,
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TOR SALE-TwENTY-F 1--WE FIRST CLASS WORK
Horses suitable for any kind of work be seen
day ser y o'clock until sold Apply at the once Of the
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sPORTING-DOas, BIRDS, &C.

A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AID BIRDS F0P
n sae.-Medcines for all diseaHes Prepared, Food for
ccking BIRDS at Is. DOyEy's, No Greene STREET,
Of CanaI. II. B.-Lades attended by Mrs, Dovev.
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TxCIsE NoTICE.-TnE UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLl
~ to the Metropolitan Board of Excise, the 2h day
October 1852 for License to sell strong and spirit,us
liquors. wnes ale and beer at northwest Thrtietl
Hrest and First avenue, New York. -
HENRY LENMERMANN.
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LOAN OFFICES.

Al ri BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY Up
N stairs money literally advanced Diamonds,
Watches, Jewey. ac.i tue same bought; pswnbokcr's
tickets bought 80 4H
A 80 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR wALLACK'S
"A Theatrel pay the highest prices for Diamonds
Watches and JewelTy, or advance the same.
---~' IsAACs Diamond Broker +! Thl,!eenth street
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FINANCIAL.

(tOUPONs OF THE PORTLAND WATER COMPANY
~ Bonds maturing the ls October, a. VIII be paid 10
gold on and after hat day at tho Offices OF L. Won HOFF
NAN CO., New York, or c. D. HEAD, 7, H. PERKINS,
of Boston.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS pOR FURNISHING FIFTEEN HUNDRED
feet of Hose for the city OF Bergen tiro Department
Proposals. will al the Office of the City Clerk Lii
brsry Hail. furnishing CJ feet of Philadelphia oak tam
feather Hose double riveed until Monday, October a. at
O'Clock p M All bids must be closed in an envelope
dorset "Proposss for furnishing hose and enclosed in
envelope addressed to the undersigned The commit
tee the right reject all proposals they deem
It to The interest OF the city 80 20 do:
Chairman Committee on Fire, Water and Lights
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-29
HORSES CARRIAGES, &C.

| E,QR sALE--A BLACK PATCBEN HORSE, Blk YEARS
old, 6 hands high trot in 2:i5, to harness sound
and kind In all harness Can be from TILL IN A M
after p ~ at Basey Coyne's stables, ~ Green
| wIch street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-29

A MATRIMONIAL VIEW OF CANADIAN POLITICS.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM
OF TO-DAY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-06
THE ISLE OF TIE BLFsE.

MORE CUBAN AoopuNrs-JoRDAN DOES HAVE 4
NeHT-DE RoDAs' POLICY AND Irs EFHEcTs.
WARRINGTON, July 5.--The Cubans here have
the following news : The Spanish troops at.
tackad Jordan near Holquin, and after fight
Of eighthours we're repulsed, and compelled to
take refuge in the town. The Cuban loss was
200 killed and wounded, including 20 Amer:-
cans. The spanish loss was about the same.
The Spanish force consisted Of two brlgades.
uutnrmbermg the 9Gubana two to one.
Other sdvices say that De Rodas is to carry
out policy OF eonciliatlon,. and positively to
control the volunteer organizations and main.
tain the supremacy Of Spain, also that orders
have been issued which, will prevent the {, m.
mission Of such atrocities ss wererecently conn
mitted by LescA in oinco Villas. The effect Of
this policy has been to produce dissension
throughout the entire volunteer organization.
The volunteers who have given in their adhe-
sion to Dc Rodas by surrendering the controa Of
the forts, arsenals and other important posi-.
lions are denounced as TRAITORS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-06
1AD ACCIDENT 70 In EXCURSION
PARTY.

wnMae7os, N. C., July 5.-While the
steam, tug Brandt with large party aboard
wss returning TO the city this tyening. 3 piece
xss blown out Of the boiler. This caused ter.
rible excitement, and William B. Meares,
Charles r. Arey and e. q. Eilers, jumped over
board. Arey and Rilers were rescued by col
ored man in the liFeboat Of the Wsccamaw, but
Neares, aitef swimming one thousand yards,
Vas drowned. 4 man named Henry Gilhgal
isso badly scaided that his lite is despaired Of.
Neil Mclarip, the son or Joseph McLarjn, was
painfully but not dangerously hurt. There
we're number of slight casualties. The &C.
cidsnt took place about Six miles below the
CITY,