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SIN DOMINGO.
TIE COUNTRY QUlET-BAD PROSPECTS FOR AN
NEEATION

TIE COUNTRY QUlET-BAD PROSPECTS FOR AN
NE&ATION.
By the steamer Tybee, from San Domingo,
we have later adyices from all parts Of the Dominican
territory All quiet, there having been no demonstra-
ton against the Baez Government since the Puerto
Plata affair." which, there Is little doubt, was encouraged
v the commander OF that post who would have gwen II
into the hands of the enemies Of Baez had not troops ar
rived time to frustrate the design Cahra was IN the
vicinity of san Juan with about 200 nen-nOsty desper-
ate characters including some IIayans. On the border
Raez had 200 men, which found sufficient TO main
% @ very axons for the ratification of the Treaty
Annexation with the United States. All classes faNOr
Thel@ opose t because IL would destroy the virtual
monopoly they have Of the trade Of the island The gen
eral impression Is that II the moiat proWcuol aorueu
by the pending negotiations with the United states Is
withdrawn there will follow civil waT and an invasion
from Hayti at the same time.
1t is reported that the company which Is making geo
logical survey Of san Domingo ad applied ior grant Oh
100000 Of land which the Senate refused on the
ground that no such grant should DC lhade Whlie the
question II annexation is pending.
Uartnons loan failed because Of the neglect OF the
London house 10 comply with certain conditions IL
alleged at san Domingo that the ~ pee 1oght arms
and money for Baez In part fuhment OF the liaitnon
contract but refused TO receive them because Of
the failure OF other conditions.
Among the passengers by the Tybee were Mr. Perry
the United states Commercial AGENT and family and
Among the late arrivals III san DOMINGO ci'y
from the United states IL MI. j. CdsenOVa,
In New-York and the owner OF a country seat in
Weschester County where he has resided for some time
i'm the highest terms OF praise Of what he has
Iof the Of the country OF the climate and Of
to the question OF annexation he tcstl-
des that wherever he has gone he has found the
Domincans warmly in favor Of the movement and
extremely anxious TO see IL cOnsummatcd. He says {:
Ths coHntry is in the best disposition for annexation
and it would be pity should Congress not accept this
wish which now controls this people
In consequence of the impoverished state OF the
treasury the Government has issued rronissory notes
to heorSr i'm payment Of all Government debts, on
metallic basis and To be receivable for customs dues
The Oyernen has been compelled To issue these notes
O., n,Ia IN
nubc owing to the depreciation OF the former
Issues which are not receivable for customs dues Ii Is
decreed follows: - ., -
Fon The pronngaon Of s decree all customs dues on
nno and exports the territory o Republic shah be paid In the
ipg manner: go - per Ia bonds that
u 10 pay the contracted during the against sP1ln ana %
, ,nt In yas which have been issued by this AnnsirA
Ion Ia nav lie public The wales which formerly Irceiyr
Tor po will be taken at he rate OF 10 Per tn o. vn ana
p Der cent 10 gold. ~ bAHI' Ilea1'D''
HayG 1870.
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DIED.
AIIRyOu Friday morning May D. Apeu the 6h year of
The relative, and friends Of the family are respectfully invited attend
the residence Of her Thomas ir"n No. OOl Lex
ingtonaye. Monday, at O'Clock.
BANGS Friday morning May 81 Arthur Wesley infant Of W.
and Mary 4. Bangs
HAY-At Grecnpon on Thursday May DC 1870 81 Of cholera
nfanta Mamie l., eldest child Of Samuel f. and Louise Hay aged
JoHSsoN-rn Brookn THURSDAY, May26 william J., youngest
Of James and Sarah johnson IN he h year Of his age
Of sister 100 Adpht, Brooklyn on Sunday 18th inst at
JACQUES-At spleton Island May 25 Francis Youngest
Ann Eliza and the late John Jacques in the l6 year Of his age
Church Clifton s. l., SATURDAY, May %, at III o'clock.
LAws LeiOn Morris Co on Sth month lst6 Mr. Mrs pheoe
MoRTON-on Thursday May William Morton Of Panure Bridge,
Reses and friends are respectfully invited attend hi, funeral
residence, No. 42s West Thrteh' at 2l NJ, Sunday,
29h inst.
RoBsON-on THURSDAY May &C. Capt william Robson, Youngest
tho % s 81 M and friends Of the family are respectfully invited attend
funeral the Church Of the Holy Communion on this Saturday
afternoon at Il o'clock.
RoBERrs-on weiuesy May 2 Bth May only daughter of Rosa
Hnl $. snd John L. Roberts, r aged years and months. M
residence parents No. 5 East Feth SATURDAY morning
scHEyKBERGonT THURSDAY May &C. George W. schenLberg in the
T9s e m m sf' % Of S % q .tso 5 n % 9s ane o SS BIS k e
fes.ieace 3i MaIlson-sye., sunday, at 2l o'clock.
HrAOQR'' 7FH sEsidSs sssT SsrSs1t Ss q GgssP 1872 f
4 % e ne na nn mie of Pae 1 Geoe w. sRenI5T
orhe Eighth W Company The dttngahei Ieoaal %oa ON % our
meat a; onS aud aIu ST. ~ i ' Rgiaent 70 unite IN he 3
ttus OF respect model citenor and TO particularly honor
bis "e0'' DGSUis TITZGERAID B1t Lieut. Col end Auant
wALLAcf-ra birmingham Conn weluesS My Agnes wife Of
Thoma Wallace su fn Wallace Sons aged . years
Funeral St james Church, Phia 18th inst a2 O'Clock
S1.5 F s2 c NG z SA I ia the 5 ss;' sf @ s'''
The and friends Of the family are invited without further notice
C No o5 West Thrtytsirlt SgDl,y the 2sh INST at y
Livingston LoIge, are respectfully invited TO attend
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;IvMORIAL DAY IN JERSEY CITY.
BILLL4RDS.

FOURTH EVENINGS PLAY -KIRKBY DEFEATS
CRAFI-RoGERS DEFEATS UPHAM.
Below are the scores of the fourth evenings
play OF the Brooklyn Tournament, held at Alex. X.
SaInue's Billiard Assembly Room: -
CRtT-O o O. ~ o o 80 Og92lO r. D. r. Is, o. r. o.
o73OI8 3 g. 15 l., o. 3OrO0 Il, o. 49, 6, ~ Total, J8li
highest run %; average. eO'.
KRKBY-O H. "a O. 4, 2 20 r. Is, q, %, 9, RE- 10,
62 IS I2 a. o. S Is, g. a. H. u, 81, a. o. H. ., "
Total, Jg2; average, ll.i-ll.
The second game Of the evening and 10th OF the series
played between Messrs upham ana Rogers as ioi-
lows:
30 r. g. Is o. IS O3 TO- Total 30 Averag 82iJI.
Highest run, Time, l;9D .
o. o. r. 90 45 Is IS 3 3, TO- 49, %, , Ioa 5e) Aver
age - 1885, Highest ~ Umpire, Thomas Moiafmi Tine,
1.
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strains Of Eben's band Tho rooms corridors were
thronged with gay assembage, of which fair proper.
u0n were ladies' aud whose expressions Of pleasure ana
admiration of the most attering and encouraging
nature Through the year there have been admitted to
the school 95S students, Of whom remained until the
close 0 the year. and to whom 58 certificates have been
issued Tor particular merit In the various departments
The exhibition will he opened from 9 "a. III. to p IN.
today and the general anniversary exercises will be held
In the Grand Hall this evening when the prizes will be
gtr
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DOMFSTTU MARkETN.
NRvOREASs la May 2Plonr dull Superine - 5O ~ 62l
Double Extra t5a IS 2i Treble Extra IS 0as5 10 Corn que
Mted, 81 goa 81 2 Oats lower 69G70c Bran, ~ Jj Hay
l4i Clear Rib Sides l7c Clear Sides 8l Hams 2la2lic Lard
quet nerce, l5i6l7tc; lg09ic sugar-Prme, lldlc
Molasses 7U05 for prime eboed Whky OlG II TO- Coffee
Pair l6s a65c Prime l7lGc misunderstanding l16 New York
Sight premium Cod. ll4t.
WLssGros May 2-Spins Tupen,ine ! lover sales at 3ic
81 IS Is for Strained Window Glass Crude 1ur
penine unsettled. Tar dull at 81
Augusta Ga MAY 27Coon dull and nominal; sales 10 bales
receipts bales Mddng aes Of the week, 0 bales
ceipts, 64i bales stock, H. f55 bales.
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ANALYSIS OF CANES.
PROMENADE CONCERT AND RECEPTION OF THE
NINTH REGIMENT.

The Academy of Music was crowded last
evening with brilliant company OF gold laced officers
and richly dressed ladies. The parquette hOOred
even with the stage, and thronged with dancers The
ceiling over the stage estooned with artificial vines
and grapes, the whole illuminated with jet light pre-
sening the and motto OF the regiment, while be-
meath an arch OF natural flowers was a miniature
fort Of roses with portfolios and banners complete
The balconies and boxes were well filled with fashOna
blyattired ladies and gay uniforms Among those pres
emf were Col Fisk, Mayor Hail. the Governor and full
staff Gems Woodward and staff Nerian Burger Postlcy
Smaller. Dakin, and SandfOrd, and many prominent
citizens
Maretzeks Band OF 125 pieces and the regimental
band in attendance, and dscoursed the usual spirit
ed music to the gay aud gallant dancers
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SECOND EVENING OF THE ANNUAL RECEPTION
OF THE COOPER UNION.

Tho different rooms O1 the departments ol
Art and Science at Cooper Institute were thrown open
10 visitors last evening, the occasion being the reception
o the male students Of the School OF Design, and the
exhibition OF the result OF their studies during the past
year The galleries and reading room were ta'i'iuy
decorated with srcAmers, df.pei with hae7 "i dHrI,ht
,ti,ns and Masonic embeIus and rcsOundod with lLo
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E6ZIshHsSSsg545sEagag5i
SUMMARY AND MAJORITIES.
,u,gp rr-u1u op AppF

Aggregate vote on Chief Judge, lOi39; aggregate vi
Van Brnts term lOl 1s4. Average Associate judges
-Repnblicap o 827 Democratic sO967 average total
vote 1O 294 Average on regular Common Pleas ticket
Republican, 2,7S6 Democratic, s24O9; average toai
vote, lOll95. Average Marine COurt-Repnblcan'
l765 Democratic, s2s23 average total vote, loOos'
Highest Republican vote Fogers), 264O6; highest Dem
ocratic Robnsone, S2l63; difference 56o57' Lowest e
,lican vote q Cos lowest Democratic 794S3 differ
ence s27 Average OF entire Republican vote, 2lS9l
Democratlc $3.50; average Democratic majority 6OA9'
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10th inst TIE residence Oft
brides grIn father Hull Goldsmith SouthOd L. L. Albert L. COnk
lin BgOo Josephine A. daughter OF j. Addison Goldsmith No
cauts.
sEABURY-HENDRICKSONO Thursday May &C. AZ the residence
brides mother Hempseai L. L. BY tie Rev. Wm Moore,
Mr.. Robert Seabury 10 Miss Amelia HendnckSon.
the Reformed Church. schraaenberg,
Wednesday May IS, by Rev. W. r. Gorton d. D., NJ SmP
Miss A. Groyesen. daughter Of j. H. Groyeseen
TRAYART-On Wednesday IS by Rev. W. c. Smith, at the
residence Of the brides parents NJ v b. Travis and May l. Hart
eldest daughter John Z. Hart all Of New York City " l.
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LOCAL POLITICS.

The Republican State Central Committee met
yesterday at the Ffthave. Hotel. Hamilton Harris.
Chairman James W. Hustled, Secretary and twelve other
members in attendance. The object Of the meeting
to promote the consolidation OF the party IN the
present the Chairman declared the meeting adjourned
until the first Wednesday in August at congress Han,
Gar
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DELAWARE.

The col0redvote in Delaware will fall little
short of five thousand Samuel Townsend, the noisiest
Democrat I'm the State, Is attacking Salisbury and his
election
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State selden 1878; Church, 22is53; Democratic
majority, si,Gso For Foger, 1895; Andrews li2,IN
Mason, I4l, ,9oj; Hale, 1907.
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For Good Ready-liade Clothing, at low prices, 60 10
C0LPAx OyERroN,
Successors to White Whitman Co.. 23i and 25j Broadway
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John +. Henry, ColleRe-plnce, New or proprietor
largest Meical Depot the where all
every weLestabshe remedial preparation thai ministers
health AID happiness Of mortal man.
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a Sn6hae Cushion, after constant In Broadway
stage heory four years perfectly demonstrates the durability
of EfsrC SPoNGR Tor Cushions Beds Poss and Furniture stung
aud is Companys Sseooms 52 Broadway
opposite Nicholas Hotel.
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banker from Watero T. bsi - with dose Of
and wrote scroll: All you advertise and
Of which will hear CoLToS ASSOCIATION
10 Cooper Institute.
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VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND MUNICIPAL ELECTION

RICHMOND MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
RICHMOND May 27.-The Republican major
ity on the city ticket ia aobut 200 Tho Conservatives
carry the City Council The Republicans also carry Pc
tersburg and the Conservatives carry Lynohburg, Dan
Vile, and Norfolk the lasnamed city being reported be-
90 majority.
LATER-The Republican majority the Richmond
city ticket will be about 800 Despite driving rain,
which has been falling all day, the Republicans held
meeting In front Of the Custom House this afternoon
Many speeches were made, and much enthusiasm pre-
vailed.
This morning. the ballot in Jefferson Ward was ben.
taken TO the City Hall, the bearer assaed In the
street. the box broken and the ballots scattered They
had been counted, so 1t Will make no difference In the
vote.
In Petersburg the Republicans elected their Mayor by
800 majority but the Conservatives have large major
ity In the Council.
The Republicans carry Farmvillc and the Conserya-
tiYes charlottesville. DanYille and StamntOn
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MLRRLED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Pape
EyERDELLs SoSs. lO4 FULTOST Old DUrCH CHUACH
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The Coolest and Most Comfortable Bed Pillow
the ELASTIC SpOSGz also cheapest and mo durable Ggned
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The Depths Of Passion Sounded!

A STORY oR THE DEEPEST INTEREST.
Be II Known appreciate the Wild and wonderful X"
nance that impasoned and sou searching stores eI
psbd in the columns Of m Ameresn newspaper about TO stA
interest and encbsnt the reading world II entitled
THE WHITE PHANTOM
Or THB
NAMELESS CHILD,
and Is from the pen Of Queen Sensational Fiction.
MISS NJ. T.. BRADDON,
Author Of
Oscar Bertrand Floyd" Three Tines Desd hoe"aJs
Daughter" &c. &C.
The 6t in.tamen Of this remarkable serial win appear sh
SUNDAY MERCURY
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At Gold PrcesThe largest assortment in the city Of Doors and
tieen Chliren, T. A. BkoOks his is
tie largest tue city 5S Broadway opposite the Metropolitan
Hotel
Great Reduction.
SO.ei Shoes half price
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The Trophy Tou,ro do1 5 dol s3 single plants Ai.
dress GEO. +. WAKSG, jr, Oglen Farm, Newport, L.
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THE ST1TE or TRADE.


LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
H,vRE May 2Cotton declining; Tres Orlnaire spot l2r
Low Mid4Auks alOat, L1E
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ALEXANDRIA MUNICIPAL ELECTION

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 2Z-The vote of yes
terday has just been counted The Conservatives elect
their entire general ticket by average majority OF
l9o In tho Fourt Ward the Republicans elect all those
named on the ticket including Conservatives and
In the Third all those the ticket for the City
council among whom also some Conservatives. A
full vote was polled and but for side issue the Third
Ward Conservative ticket would have been elected.
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Special Notices.

Phalon's ''yitaiia;o Or, Salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
PHALoYS vITALIA" differs utterly from all the dyes" "eOi
ore and restorer, % totally different pn
ciple mp, fragrant and perfectly innoeuOu PrecPae
muddy or soccuen matter requires shaking and COMMUNICATES
stain the skin linen No pdp curtain necessary to eonca
il bd apperance for the simple that not urtH io
al intent, AMI purposes SEw DISCOVERY Toilet Chemistry
Far sale nv all druggists. PIALON & SON. NewYork.
Twenty-hrst Assembly District Republican Assoca-
tion-A meeting held at Headquarters Ihraye and one
the OF May o. the following
b. Mr. 4 Dewey adopted and ordered published
THR TRIBUNE, S,dHIi0rj, ami Times.
Isoed this organization hereby rendered to
Congress having promptly passed. under
XVII Amendment and effective
Of which will most efctua put an end to
the enormous pepetrated state elections
JOHS NOKTON Secretary. NM H. DE CAhP, President
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Leonnrd BnllOu'- NEW YOKE SHIFTS, made @ orleT
Of New-Yok Linen Booms CUTS Sc at so
dozen MADE" send for circular Gnd measurement blank to
fl up Sent free ra
Send your The NEW YOKE SHIRT no,
soi In he all offered ountefiets and make.
No os are genuine autograph the shirt aud written
uatu on the box.
By mailing following can safely guarantee
fecthting shirts: MEASURES.
Nesk-fnehes around from Button 10 Buttonhoe
Yoke-Inehes from one Shoulder Joint to the other.
Breast-Inches around the Chest under the Armpi,s.
Was-Number OF Inches sround.
Bosom-Do studs Eyelets or Duonsf
Shirt LeBgth-State style Of plAits In Bosom.
Sleeve-Length from OF Baek " knuckes.
Wrst-Style Of CGh
Hlght-Peet, Inches Weight-Pound&
re- B-"GOODS ORDERED" Forwarded TO any part Of the
United States BY EIpe Rve Days from receipt Of ORDER G.
H."
r The Express will allow examine the goods before
paying them and perfectly satisfactory need not take them
f-'~' LEONARD s. BALLOU, Agent,
,,. ., ~. Celebrated 4" Y. \. S" and
inventor OF tne ~ Shirt.
ONLY DEPOT 20 BROADWAY NEWI0RK
p o. Box 3s57
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DIED.

AH Notices Of Marriages must be mdorsed Nth full
name and address.
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Tru-ses, Pnpdnges, &c.-welr the Beat "sfkLErs
HARD RI BBER TRUSS Uptue, ccsnly, light cool sale
Abi comfortable. Establishment. No. AnG0L
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Quitting the Business.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS 62 pieces 80
WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SErs, rs pieces %
coL0RED and GILT FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS @ pcs u
CoLoRRD and GILT FRENCH CHINA TIA SETS half price
WI DALEY Co, No. 63l Broaiwiy
Quitting the Business.
All housekeerers will had examine prices i
CHINA GLASS GAS FIXTURES, TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER
PLATED WARE &C. &c. al marked in plain figures and at prices
far below anything ever heari o.
WIZ. DALEY Co, No. 63l Broadway
Quitting business.
200 PARIS MANTEL VASES at HALF PRICE
$50 CARD RECEIVERS az HALF PRICE
50 PARIS JARDISIBRES at HALF PRICE.
IS CARD TABLES at HALF PRICE.
Everything 10 be sold
W. j. p. DALEY Co.,
No. 63I BROADWAY
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Hats.
SUMNER CAMPAIGN
PRICES DOWN.
Five DOLLARS
OR GENTS PEARL CASHMERE DRESS HATS.
GBNLEMESs, BOYS, AND YOUTHS
PELr HATS Of every style sud color at low prices
wARNOCK Co, 5i9 Broadway.
Fine Diamonds.
Choice selected Of frst watr only In aud aPpropas
settings prices; also unset Duoais Estimates made for al
descriptions Of Work anl "a Diamond JWery the
latest styles -. . . -
HOWARD q Co, No. 7s5 Broadway
Southwest Of Tent opposite Stewa hsi foor stairs
A Specially. Light Locomotives
adapted grades short and light rails For contractor
lumber districts furnaces
nd mills For photographs and full Information address
SMITH PORTER, Pittsburgh, Penn
all suffering With LUNG Diseases viii
remedy BY addressing C. H. DAGGBrr, Minneapolis.
MINI.
Diamonds, Watches and Je welry.
SELLING AT REDUCED PRICES Also taken exchange and boughs
cash GEO C. ALLEN 5l3 Broadway under the ST. Nicholas O
e between Boome and Spring gss., formerly as Broadway.
Pos-0fce Notice.1he mails Tor Europe during tie wek eot
ing SATURDAY May %, lo0 will close tbs Oh Iuciy
wednesday, THURSDAY and Saiuri,y at y aad a. a sans
follows viz; aud b. li:ao and Hos mi and ID. 29
y II. JOhb5, PVsGss.cI.
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bIttt htuuCtOu.
Soiled Shoes half price.
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DECORATION DAY.

In honor of the 5000 dead heroes who tenant
the graves Of Cypress Hill, aud inferred the
ny OF NewYork Monday will be observed In the deoOr
ton OF the cemeteries with flowers other ceremonies OF
a memorial character will take place I'm this city and
neighboIing cities, and general desire is manifest to
pay TO the buried soldiers by solemn obserya
tioh day. The following orders
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enough to pay for land, labor and fertilizers
faltogcther Tho field was now worth far
more than when he bought it, and he had
cleared itwithin fifteen months from the date
of its purchase. I considered that good
operation. Another year the crop might
have beon poor, or might havo sold much
lower SO as hardly to pay for the labor; but
there arc risks in othor pursuits as well as in
farming.
a fruit farmer on the Hudson above New
burg, showed mo, three years since, field Of
eight or ten acres which he had nicely set
with grapes, in rows ten feet apart, with beds
of strawberries between the rows, from which
he assured me that his sales exceeded seven
hundred dollars per acre presume his out
lay for labor, including picking, was less than
three hundred dollars per acre, but it cost
something to make this field what it then was.
Say that he had spent one thousand dollars
in understanding, cnriohing and tilling this
field, to bring it to this condition, including
tho cost Of his plants, and still there must
have been clear profit here of at least three
hundred dollars per acre.
| might multiply illustrations, but let the
foregoing suffice. readily admit that shift.
less farming don't pay--that poor crops don t
pay-thut it is hard work to make money by
farming without somo copital-that frost, or
hail, or drought, or floods, or insects, may
blast the farmers hopes, after he has done his
best to deserve and achieve success; but
insist that, as general proposition, GOOD
farming DOES 1'uy-that few pursuits afford
MS good prospect, as full an assurance, per
sistcnt effort, as this does.-New York Irib,
uuc.
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COL. ROB'r \. THOMPSON notifies his
frionds that he ha. taken tho Agency for this
District with the Equality Lille Insurance Com
m"y. and would he pleased to wait on hi,
friends and the public. He would be glad to
employ some cight ~ tcn solicitors as canvns-
sers. and will make il to their interest to work
for the Equality" lie respectfully calls at.
tentinn to The advertisement above.
EQGALITr LiF'E LNSNRANCE 90.
ESaminc lis Pamphlets before you insure i,
Is to your intcrrS! to do so. Principal Office
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Il GENTS TAINTED EJER Y WHERE:
BENZ. e. lJMNiOT, General Agent.
j. II. O%TEN NORF, German Agent
Dir. JAhIi,S N. Sl.UAN, Medical Exm'r
sS3- 'fNn Cnmlepv i~ permitted to refer to
Co. ". e. kHiIU. Nj. i. II. WntrNrR WM
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EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE COM.
IL PANY OF VIRGINIA.
REASON WHY EVERY ONE SHOULD
INSURE IN THE EQUALITY LIFE
INSURACE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.

1st. 1t is more Liberal to the Insurers than
any other company, and will eventually become
purely mutual and belong to the Insurers.
Cd. 1t circuatcs its money amongst it's pa.
irons, whoarc the asurcrs. Consequently they
arc continually gctting the benefit of the rapid
accumulations of tho Company tho money be-
ing invested by tho Board Of Directors amongst
the insurers. Therefore tho insurers are build.
ing up nm institution peculiarly their own, and
conducted for their benefit
3D.. The loans nr this Company arc as liberal
as other companies, who declare tlividcndsat
the end of the second, third and fourth years,
but this Company at the end of the first and
every year. Thereby thcinsurcr saves several
years interest on his loans by insuring in this
Company, and he never looscs his money if he
pays up for one whole. year, whereas, in other
companies, lie hns to remain an insurer for
several years, or he looses I'll the money he
has paid
DAVID 3. CLARK, President
TIlOS. II. WYNNE, Vice President
JOlINQ. WINN, Secretary
GEN. SAMES IT, LANE, Actuary.
DR. II ". " DAvIs, Medical Advisers
JUDGE j. A. MEREDITH, Counsellor.
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E5 O IT r. I @ "A Il .
The Moly De,ad.

8 8 1 4. i
Silently the shades of evening,
Gather round my lonely home,
%Silontly they bring before me
Faces shall sec no more.
Oh, the one, the unforgottcn!
To the world be oft forgot.
Oh, the shrouded aud the lonely
In our hearts they perish not.
Living in the silent hour,
Whore our spirits only blend,
They unlinked with earthly troubles,
We still hoping for its end.
How such holy memories cluster,
y, Like tho stars when storms are past,
Pointing up to that far heaven,
~ We may hope to gain at last.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-05

an- A Cohoes IN. ~ lady, while dtss.
sing for her wedding, exploded kerosene
lamp, and her funeral, instead of her mar.
riago, took place