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superintendent Barton, Of the Long Island Rail-
road, last week staked or ground at Manor station.
Long Island for platform, and located the site
for new depot building to Include rooms for pas.
sengers and freight-a commodious and handsome
building to stand al the junction Of the Sag Harbor
branch with the main track. The old buildings will
be entirely removed.
The Roasoke Volsey, Of GAINESVILLE, Va, reports
the sale OF 200 acres OF land to Mr. John Trotte OF
New York, for $4,000, and adds
There are other gentleman from the Empire State here
them this OF the Old Dominion, and hope
Of the good people OF the North and West who tired
Eastern Virginia offers In its mild healthy climates Its album
of pure wholesome water and fertile lands adapted
TO the cultivation of all kinds Of fruits grains, vegetables
and the hospitality and refinement Of its people, and
the natural ndvantages by section
of the United States. and and make their homes
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STREET QUOTATIONS.

HnIf-past Five O'Clock. r. M.
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Ono O'clock r. M.
81 200 shs ca PItts RR. 80. l0Sh
obA lluu 10 -, ..,s.... lyo
6lX 6V0 Ohio 4 N w RR 80. TAX
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RY PHILIP Levy, AUGTIoNEHR-orL PAINTINGS
ID VIII sep at aucon Tuesday, Nov 20 and the follow
ing day. at II o'clock A. NJ, At the Artists saesroom 20
choice collection Of framed OIL Paintings
American and EUroDsap ariIsiA Paintings and
francs sold fossfhsr
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81 WEST SIXTEENTH sTREET.--A PRIVATE FAMI-
ID y will et entire Second Floor han9somely furnish.
ed with back and extension 70 parties desiring hst
class accommodations Private table only References re-
quired.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

HuCRoO CLOcKs-oUR PATENT AND MnNUFAo-
~ turej American Watches, 10 great varieties Diamond,
PeArl and Gold Jewery, wholesale aud retail at FRANK.
FIELD cos Jewellers, Srth avenue corner Fourteenth
street, Eighth avenue. corner TwsutFs sixlL atfeeI
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A UCTION NOTICR.-MORTGAGE SALE,
IL at lis West Twenty-sixth street.

4 UCTIUN NUTlCF.-MOKTVhGE bKLE
II lis West Twenty-sxth street.
Large sale of handsome Household Furniture.
NICHOLS Auctioneer, will sell all the property at the
four residence lis Twentysxth street. between Sixth
aud seventh this uesday) morning at 1917 O'Clock
All the goods will be sold to the highest bidder without
and be ~ hours after the SALE Ee
rosewood Panoforte, FIVE handsome Parlor Suits
cred with satin brocate reps and haircoh Carpets Mir
Clocks, Curtains Tables Bedsteads Bureaus, WBsh
sands spring and hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Quilts
Sofas, Chairs, Rockers, Lounges, Sdeboard Extension
Table, Glass, China and siverware Cutlery Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

IIi WAYERLEY PLACE.-ROoMS, sINGLY OR EN-
suite also han Room house and Board class.
vita every comfort and convenience OF private house;
terms very moderate.
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q FAST TWENTY. SECOND sTREET.--A PRIVATE
~ family will let entire Floor, either suite separ-
seiy with without private table. Also for single
gentlemen.
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7 EwIs z. WOOD. AUCTIoNERR.
Ia VIII sell on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %,
Q O'clock z. NJ,
Atraylor's Hotel. Exchange place, Jersey City,
l43 valuable Lots on
Washington avenne, Grand, Halliday, Wilton
and Van Horn streets.
only hfeen minutes City and Central Railroad
ferries by horse -
A chance for manufacturers and others.
For maps and full particulars apply To the auctoncer
LEWIS +. WOOD,
50 Montgomery street Jersey City,
three blocks the ferry.
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| y}oARD WANTED--BY GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE
ID in first class neghborhood and good table references
given and required Address, stating par
| ticuars, W., box ll9 Herald office.
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DOARD wAErkD-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, RY A
- quiet lady, above Tenth street. between Sixth aud Lex
ngon board including fire and gas exceed
week Best references given and required. Address
Home, Herald olce.
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(UREAU OF OHDNANCE, NAVY DEFAKTMENT,
IL Washinyton City, Nov. 3. 1883.
sale OF servceahle and unserviccahe
Ordnance Stores.
There will be sold public auction, to the highest bidder,
noon, Wednesfav, November a. 1852 at the o1lce OF
the Inspector Ordnance Navy Yard. Philadelphia large
LOT OF articles OF Ordnancc comprising Cannon Procoes
Small Arms and miscellaneous Stores.
1ermsOne half cash, In government funds, on the con-
cuon OF tho sae and the remnndor within ten days after
wards during which the articles must be from
The yard, otherwise they viii revert 10 the government,
Twenty days will be given tho removal OF the heavy gna
Iis be distinctly understood that no guarantee viii bs
given purchasers OF articles offered Tor sale and noted in
the caa0gue reqsrds their erac condition and quality
but believed, however, that everything offered FOR sale
A. LUDLOW CASE, Chief OF Bureau
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y WEST WASHINGTON PLACR.-ELEGANTLY FUR
nished Rooms, with Board; house first class terms
moderate.
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90 EAST TwENTY-FoURTH STREET, NEAR MADI-
10 son sGuare-A Room the second door, with
Board gentleman aud wife; second No 3 from had
square house first class.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

17n BROADWAY, OPPOSITE THE COLEMAN
Ii " House.-Handsoney furnished Rooms TO rent,
with every snience and comfort single geneen
ference required
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

DoARD WANTED-BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN IN A
ID private family location between Bieeeker Eleventh.
streets Fifth and Sixth Address L. M, box 2is
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

90 EAST TwEETY.FIRsT STREET, BETWEEN
I'D Broadway and Fourth avenue.--To et with first
Board suit Of Rooms second floor. References
changed
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

GOt WEST TwENTY-FIFTH sTREET-A PRIVATE
- family will let with Board, handsomely furnished
Rooms % faies single gentemen reference required.
Call Tor two daya
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

e BLOCKS WEST OF BROADWAY, IN BLEEcKER
" street hne Rooms for families single gentlemen.
Apply at $50 Bleecker street Terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

II UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER OF CLINTON
IL place Eighth et.-aandsomey furnished Paror
and Bedroom communicating, the second floor,
with good Board aiso Rooms suitable for gentlemen and
wives aud stugte genenen terms moderate refereucss
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

geo SIXTH AVENUE. NEAR TRIRTY-EI0HTu
UOA sreet-A furnished PArior and Bedroom TO let TO
gentleman or party OF gentlemen. gentleman and wife,
with fire and gas
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
A sSIGNEE's SALE OF SUPERIOR STOCK OF CABINET
n Furniture, finished In rosewood, walnut and uphoster
ed in he I'M ma NM Partor.


ed ia the finest manner Parlor, Chamber,
:. Library and Dining Room Suits. &C.. &c.
M. DOUGHTY, Auct,oneer win sell this day Tuesday,,
November 23 10h O'clock at the 1i3 Fulton
4S Ann street. the entire Stock comprising hand
Paror suts, covered In rich brocate French
9th, with rosewood walnut frames
and walnut marble top Chamber Suits compiete rosewood
and walnut marble Centre Tables wainut and mahogany
Wardrobes and Bookcass Lounges and Easy Chairs Hair
Mattresses and Paasses oval Mirrors Parlor and other
Desks &C. The whole to be perempory sold by order Of
James K. HUH, assignee
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

n vANpAM sTREEr.-.A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL
let few handsomely furnished Rooms, with without
hoard. suitable for genlLeman and wife snge persons
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

on EAST TWENTIETH sTREET-To LET, WITH
bath: references.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

DOARD WANTED-FOR A LITTLE GIRL ABOUT
ID thie Old where ehe mothery and
Kindness; religious family preferred Address,
and iul particulars, w. w. s., Herald ohice.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

no RENT.--A SMALL FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM
in a large house than wish, would IL
nished with without board. Good references required
Apply al 34s West Tweuty-frst street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

OF WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH Av-
enue.-To let, with Board, three well furnished
Rooms third aoor; house first class References
changed
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

| ITO LET-A LARGE PARLoR AND BEDROOM, WITH
fire. and baths Board If required, private
family rent low Forty-second street, junction of Broad
800 Seventh
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

011 EAST THIRTYFoURTH sTREET.-A FEW FINE
~ Rooms, well Furnished all modern improvements,
With without Board 70 persons desiring the refinement
and sociabiy Of strictly select family circle
rate.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

10 HUBERT sTREEr.z-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN
= be accommodated With good Board and Rooms
sonsblc terms gas lire, bath. Day board.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

ETH AVENUE, NO. 76-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
~ Rooms TO let IN snts sngy, with without Board
private table II desired; terms moderate References re-
qured
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COVER NMENT SALES.

CT. LOUIS ARSENAL, ST. LOUIS. MO.
= FEBRUARY 20 1869. '''
PUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
NANCE AND ORDNANCE SrORES-WilI be
offered for sale, at public auction, at the st.
Louis Arsenal, st. Louis, MO, com menoing ON
MONDAY, the 18th day of April, 1859, -aC 10
o'clock A. M. q large amount of condesn ned
Ordnance and Ordnance Stores, etc., consisting
in part of the following articles, wiz
81 cast iron field guns, with carriages and
implements.
199 cest iron guns, various, total weight
. about $50 tons.
480 tons cannon balls, 6 to AZ pounds
80 artillery carriages. various.
800 sets artillery wheel harness, for two
1900 sporting rifles and shot guns, various.
10, 233 carbines aud rifles, various.
II, all sabres and swords, various.
l23 600 cartridge boxes, various.
10 600 cavalry saddles, various.
1900 artillery saddles, various.
% 100 curb brides, various.
10000 watering brides, various.
$4,000 halters. various.
4.480 leather traces, various.
40l, ,985 pounds of cannon powder.
S2S 450 pounds OF mortar powder
777,6S0 pounds Of m usket powder
Is 200 pounds of rife powder.
1t9,S $40 pounds OF damaged powder.
9O, ,S34 600 musket and pistol percussion caps.
WI ought and cast iron scrap, etc. etc.
Persons desiring catalogues OF the stores to
be sold ca n obtain them by application TO the
Chief of Ordnance, at Washington, d. O.; of
Brevet Colonel s. Crispin, u. 8. A., purchasing
New York. orupon apRliGstSnn Fl 1nss aEssnai
Lieut. Col. of Ord. and Bt. Brig. Gen. u. S. A.,
Commanding. 81
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pUBLlo SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD

DUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
IL nance Stores.
lara quantiIy of Condemned ordn ancs and Ord
nance byores WILL DO offered for Public Auc-
ton, At BOCK ISLAND ARSENAL, Illinois, on
WEDNESDAY, April 2, 1869, At 10 O'Clock a. nj ~A
eles 70 be 90 Id. viz -
28 Iron Cannon, various calibrea.
HOO Field Carrsgrs and Limbers,
100 acts of rtilIery Harness.
10000 pounds Shot and She'll
45.JO0 81 ts Of Infantry Announcements.
22OO McCIellnn n Saddles.
7U0 rtiilery Saddles.
1000 HalterB.
ZOO Saddle Blankets.
6O(e Watering Brides.
24OO Cavalry Curb Bridless
22O0 Al tllery races and Hames.
Persons wishing catalogues OF the stores 20 be sold
can obtain them by application 30 the Chief OF Ord
mar CO, at Washington, D. O.. or Brevet Colonel 8.
CRI5PIN. United States Army, Purchasing Officer
corner of HOUSTON and GREEN Streets, New York
''' Il. ]. RODMAN,
Lieutenant. Colonel Ordnance,
Brevet Brigadier General q. g. A.,
COMMANDING
Rock Island Arsenal. January 25 1850 1901 tA7
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indicate by their votes that they wish th' ir
restntatives to observe all the restraints
which the people, In adopting the Constitution,
INTENDED TO I'M pose upon party excess. Calmly
viewing my administration Of the Governmen
ieel that I. with sense OF accountability 10
God, having conscentiously endeavofed to
discharge my whole duty. have nothing 10
neIet. Events have proved the correctness OF
the policy set forth In my first and eubse
quent messsges. The woes which have folio we'd
the rejection OF offered magnauimitv aud CON
stilu tional rule are known and deplored by The
nation. tNsLT,'l M ~.
II is matter OF pride aud qualification, in
retiring from the most exalted position IN the
gut OF free people, to feel and know that In
along, arduous and eventful' public life, my
action has never been influenced by the desire
tr gain; and that can, in all sincerity. inqu re
whom have deirauded? sbom bavc,I oppressed
or OF whose hand have received any bribe to
bliud my eyes tbereaith? No responsibility for
wars that have been waged or blood that has
been shed rests upon ME. Nv tbouRhts have
been those of peace, and nv efoft. has ever been
10 allay contentious among my count rymen.
Forgetting the past let US return to the hrst
principles of the Government, and, unturling
the banner OF our country. inscribe upon 1t, IN
ipeffaceable characters, "the Consultation and
The Union, one and insepsrable."
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, D. c., March 4, 1869.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY
Brig Eliza McNeill, Small, Trinidad de Cuba, Work
schf Wave Crest. Davis, Cardsnas, Warren A, yreog
Schr Irvine Diggius Hatanxas do
Str 7. Franklin. Pierson, Batsmare, A. Groves Jr
Str J. s. 6hriver, Riggans, Baltimore, A. Groves Jr
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Br'g r, Hassell, Thomas. II days from sagua,
Br. scbr Belle. Jones. go Gays from Palermo. with
frnit and birthstone TO Isaac Jeanes q 90.
schr Il D. Endicott. Endicott, . days from New
schi Boxer Davis. day from smyrns, Del, with
grain to Jas. l. Bewley q Co.
scbr Frank Herbert. growelI. edsys from Boston.
schr D 4 4. Kelly, Kelly. days from Boston. with
mdse to Mershon q Cloud.
MEMORANDA.
,oh ihnIque kosmos Wierchs, hence at Bremerhaven
BaIaue schamyl. Snow. sailed from Marselles 1Ath
Brig Five Brothers. Thurlow, for Philadelphia
Big Alton, Brown. sailed from Matanxas goth ult
for port north of Hatteras.
Brig Morancy, Hill sailed from Cardenas I9th nit
for port north OF Hatteras.
>, Brig Hyperion. woodbury.; sailed from Cardenas
goth ult for q port north OF Hatteras.
Brig VIM. Welsh Strobrdge. sailed from Bordeaux
I'D nIt ior New York|beiore reported sailed sth
18Th ult.. tor Delaware Break water.
Schr Sarah Thomas Arnold, from New London for
81 br s. p. M Tasker. Allen, hence at New Orleans
schr Mary e. Rankin. Hail. for Philadelphia, sailed
schr VIM. Carroll, hence. was going up to Rich
sem Thomas Borden wrightington for Philade
phia sailed from Fall River lst Inst.
MISCELLANY.
Eight nf the crew saved by life boat. and the
rem aiming four in their own boat from the bsrqoe
PHILADELPHIA AmsterdAm
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pILEs OR HEMORRHoIDAL TUMoRs.

All kinds perfectly and permanently cured with.
out pain, danger, caustics, or Instruments, by
w. A. McCANDLESS NJ. D.. No. I926 SPRING
GARDEN Street. We refer YOU to over a
Thousand OF the best citizens of Philadelphia cured
Reference given ut our office, Q2sim
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ROOFING.

d e A DY r o o F N g.
IL can be applied TO STEEP OR FLAT
ROOFS at onehalf the expense of tin. lt is
readily put on old Shingle Roofs without re-
moving the shingles, thus avoiding the damag
ing of ceilings and furniture while undergoing
repairs. mo gravel used)
PRRsERvE YOUR TIN ROOFS WITH
WELTON'S ELASTIC PAINT
am always prepared to Repair and Paint
Roofs at short notice. Also. PAINT FOR
SALE by the barrel or gallon. the best and
cheapest In the market
2l7a No I'll N. NINTH st., above Coates.
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"A monkey in the Paris Garden Of Plauts
got hold of the queue of one of Burlingame's $
mandarins, the other day, and made him howl
with anguish.
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NABL SENTZ' AND MARK HASGL LER,e OR.
~ ca EsTRA MATINEESs, EyERy SATURDAY
~ SA r. M IN MUSICAL FUN ID HALL single Ad.
mission DO cenm Package OF tickets, q. at BOners
No. llo2 CHEbNUT St.. and 81 the Door. MIIu
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i sTATES FOR aHE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
In BANKRUPTCY.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his appoint
ment as Assignee Of WILLIAM L. BOG9. OF
PhiIadelphda in the County or Philadelphia and
kaie OF Penney within said District, who has
been adjudged bankrupt upon his own petition by
Ihe District Court of saio District.
JOHN ROBERTS. Assignee,
No 1913 South SIXTH Street, Phiiadelo ohia.
Philadelphia Feb. 20, 1858. S4thm2w
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC,

<HNsm PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
2Aiaaa& BOILER W0KKA.-NEAEIE q LEVY
MAGHlN Isl BOILERMAKERS, B BIAOR
been In successful operation, and been exClusive,
Enslnes, high and fow.pressure. Iron BoileM Ws,ei
services g ss enSS :. e aSh
tract for engines Of all sizes, Marine, River, ant
s hsyng M Of s q sS
:hSrtsst neilcs. Higk and Low:prsssSrs Fin. In
MIA charcoal IRON Forsings Of All sizes and kinds
Iron and Rzase Castings OF AL descriptions. Roll
Turning Screw Guttng and all ether work conneotss
Drawines and specifications for all work done q,
.he establishment free OF charge, and work guaFsn
The Subscribers have ample wharfdook room 40,
repairs OF boats where they can lie In perfect safety
and are provided with shears pocks falls etc. etc
"f fs~ns n'A'' w As' JACOB o. NEAFIn.
JOHN p LEVY,
sN BEACH and PALMER Streets,
hvAusHE hSsRIo1 ,oHn n. oosE WILLIAM H. k1RnIoa
SOUTHWAKK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AMI
- WA6HINGToE streels.
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRICK a SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MAOH1NI6TH,
manuiacl qre high aud Low Pressure Steam Engirs
for Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers GasomeLeIB Tanks, Iron BoAts, etc.
Castings OF ali kinds either iron or brass.
Iron Frame Room for Gas work, workshops, AMs
i RetOrs and Gas SSchinsry. OF the latest and mos
RvsrS SssoIip5c1 e rlsn..ten M.ships,y, az, y,
steam Trains Defecators, HilterA, Pumping, M
Sole Agents FOR n. Bnleux's Paten, sugar Boiling
AspinwAu a WoolHey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar
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NAzS~ DIR. F. GIRARD, VETERINARY SUR.
80 IA GEoN 81 treats sll diseases q hoFses and oAl.
modati0ne tor herees ~ his lnnFxnAKv NO. eco
MAh6kkAAd blkeots above R0RlNE Tff- 1sel
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Eight nf the crew were saved by life boat and tn
rem airipg four in their own boat, from the barqu
Royal Arch, nom Phi ladeIpbia for Amsterdam
which wa stranded near Velsent l4th ulI
, 1869-12-30

The New York Tribune attempts to parry
the force of tho recon ncnilasions of Com
nissior rr Wells, by asserting that the w+st-
ern onrreis,on to sha tsriF rests upon the
i!ta sh1t protection is device for the spe-
cial benefit sf New England- THIS assas-
tion is not true. We are not aware Tint any
person advocating a strictly revenue tariff
hrs ever opposed protection upon the erauud
That it wss q mere New England device. On
Tie contrary, those who re,nem's@r tho his
tory # the tariff Legislation Of this coan-
tg, know that protection rs a national
policy has not teen over popular 10 New
England for many years. Pennsylvania has
been tlie chief sent Of that disease. In
1876 Cougress passed what tho New York
Tribune calls a free trIae thrift. In 1877
Congress reduced that tariff very m,teri-
ally-that is, made it more freq trade
tariff than before. That reduction waA
effected By the roses Of more than two
third. of the New Eaglanders in Coogress.
conspicuous among whom was n r. Banks.
Until the knnsas-N Nebraska act made slavery
the main question in politics, the Demo
cratic parry was in the ascerdaucy in three
or four Of tho New England States, md WAS
largely represented among the Senators
from these States, and that party WIS
always for low tariff. On that question
they wcrc generally able to defeat the Whi;s
in Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, and
Rhode Island. md to make impor-
TINT gains on their antagonists in
, 1869-12-30

8 G<lf tatEa TO f1A1ess-Loy Turned to
Morrow Ii IL . Dkst. "a Wonsd-
be Bridegroom AFFe.ted-A Wed
DING asr"uR hs TO =. Encus-A .uurdor
-AFEess - Rhc MuFas rers-
C0rrttpoAasnee sf The cAfc.I. 9. T,,bYn4,
..--.. ....... JAs1svtllx, Dae q.
No Ift'e excitement was ezeA:td ID sh!. city laas
Thuttdsr evening. Acc1gyE AZ Wa to unite III
tie henns ot nstttnory two couple l,r1uR on tns
ssue ttfett + and tie the 1xeh At S O'Clock; but
just a The fctatirg clerR, IN left ha home N.
othef Ea1t5 sppealeti NJ his hno,e 10 be uag1fod
<ho. This duty II performed, ~h:ch, a. cpu-
stqu-nrc oecassored soGe he'a'. After Arriving II
the toaBe . heTe the We9olfg sas to rske ptacc.
lhe con pstJ se1e waiting sod The tablea were
s2resd, 'be hr'dc aco trcerrnJ1a were dressed.
H. bu ere h1rfrg. and eserF coantsnAsce wa
rsdlsp vii. anGet.
1ts pEeuntaas, aueatIous bad been a4ked tho
caa1le b5 The mtL1ster, " d The chslrs Wese
p'ace', ~hen fhecd"'e sHaner was called to tue
dor. Y. ednc ore VAL ed 10 hee ptn,. pllrsIs
wrre tete n arsest n!D II the lnst,xa1lon al Mia
Khod. As:hi, f6f ntescn vi piumso ap.t All heIr
hs4, hnt to*Ro, u atep oa' a1u.n--s7as il As tha.
d00s. ALH the 0Tlctr- a1teu II vA.p for Biz re-
sppsaiRtc., 1or hall ~ tEtee-footths Of az ApaE.
G"' :. e4desnl, came TO snem tnat hs uas not
The p.opla ser- lmp.s,snt to hare the weddpp
tste 1lscs, ta' ID ret k1o the c4Lse rne 1t Is
tu'P wv tS6 u isV E4CtE a0t 0E4&. Welt
1cqttr,na, 'W13 ton1 La 81. ua1neds" But
the NAi II, nho'hrf srsr u.tif, wee,inx h,t.kr
tesn. oisefs sep, ana 'one - d. rH's ts 4
shA: e. Bat i wA. nu ule; the Aentlux could
hot b- ro.eut'zen. fHr the nan had enne-so tn .
Other cau It st ro pntstrd Al fheT n.,u.e uesr b.
atu sae tscLitg ra.sea AEA5 With clouds nore:-
Hg over tee = tn, a. he CUT. stne tell
II h43 fe c0tttiefkl 4 prutidu1tlal daisy, tho
pseaC er i. Ut err vi Y on IT,. G.
TIE tolMN!ux das the gentle nAn was captured
n TIE CITY atn Required Eu xise ta IN kne suua vi
34c" tef h. sppsarstce Janc1rs ;: IN 10 aoocef
*ss II u drEu.sn OF Snnt be wAs a1rcsted Tor
c.'l oan ag.t b5 the uothes nf The unfartuaa'a
GIL, api IL TIC art oI fi.stn bsll sas plareJ 10
1a4L The your 2 lais has brett r~nt iut 10 u9SaaI
at1 w:u 8peear a. nsins *lthesA
Es:ods hiktl' u au n: thr II Q 0! Stoz Rnt
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DAG o. R''1lt fta cAtTies, bi,n hts no he, sonp
dFt lilies CUT, aEd +h-u The n.t nin ca ue IN
lii self It tue mor6ipF, ne foaut tpa. R lbests
nno beeo IN. aofL The canch Of hss hau.el eel,er
ald bts tunE xua hist ~a- loaded rttb bacE .Anot
ane thtt h'm throuko The shoulder, frou wnicn
&c h'su Saturha! etlpg.
Srn% ~a- arrested. Qur* an excitement Is the
consequence, = q tome n1se expte.aed a 1avnr
Ht l3Icn ta =. but II - hopct hat orurr oil pre-
EAil, and let the Law take lts coIr.e. j. i &,