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'0RTUNES OF JUIII
A,Talo of. the PRllE
.CONTINUNI

OOOIt httSI COnluB> 10 |'rS<4l y. AZ
Clayburn had become so Y y
the appearance Of their pi snce:
she had persuaded her '!s.g H9a'
hotel life, and purchase pi,sn. i1.
ment. We use the term pnl
she had only expressed Mr. .r.
Clayburn was an induie y ,: = :
money matters. That fthis alH
not oharactetize him in al VIZ
fully eyinced by, the comps lo y
the determined Echaractes nolfe af
face. He was d. pera9 s,t.' tS
impress .othar5. sa6 fHrs eSll
and unyie1dfngs in 0c| q Was
stamped upon him. AAEd'
ened his near. mot 'so' here,
still, was the impefioJ oni-
table perseverance,, I'll El11i'
nation to carry. out b lac
matter what oppos' Res enl 81
countered. He wa aH 81
granite-sfa cast-irq enpne
in resolve, indexi ~ IT
most respects, APIS i.
to the poor, ,deyot WIS i.
and daughter-s (gh =
not kind masteJ sterr
morality, and pq y nc
temptation cou1 VA
Joseph Olaybur si
On this brigH 4oe q.
we have stated Mr.. Clsybnrl lngeo
his walk for al unusual lengi time
1t must have been weig ttesi
indeed, which so engrossed e,ind,
The goverhess, who WINS gsS gsS S1tH'
\ Juliet music lesson in slor,
Watched his movements, from EiR
Now, and wondered if he woh5eye
0ese that everlasting stride Eant
ceAn the garden-walk. She aI
do@qal conviction that she III sIal
interA ted with this walk and f6Nsty
of mino
la6orlng. on was finished; and aaae
Ihe lesBAt by the sunshinede8 or
tempted otfAd sailed forth 2im ltast
aer s. cloak an q midday 81
grounds. She
and the tall oal 4
house, nearly q :. &
from the pass E $.
countered M - :
politely. He -
points of etiqu ).
"Fine day, aoS 'Hl8e s;
walk? Morning lessons :
suppose" And then, incl
in listening attitude,
not still hear Juliet at the
The tones of the instruma d. X;
pcrceptible to the ear, md a
fnl melody foated out on th5
air.
"Mademoiselle has just taE
song" said Madame, with "
processes herself so enraptured,
not fancy how she will ever
leave the piano again."
The silly child" said MIR. C
with fond, proud smile. 'sShd
disturbed very soon, for must
Today, about your contemplate
ture. and my future arrangene
cernlng the prosecution OF her
must reiterate what I have
expressed to you, Madame. on
occasion. l feel unqualified n
your departure. My dapehssf
=EsSs GiSia'si y q ambision cStnd
sired" j. ~ ~ -
"Thank you, heartily, sir" r b
Madame, With animation, "for " q
words. I can truly say, it - q vi 1i
sorrow 10 me TO part with sSSA buiI.
I would never leave her Jne
except my own kindred; Igel Ind
home, where I have ever bee Nd I'd
lady and an equal. If you booi
governess, you would appre1 full
meaning of these words. 3liet.
it is impossible to speak OF 3rms
too exalted. I will never ha* TN In
every way 80 worthy of loF fine
the three years I have tau she
has never given me one MOI Ion
ble-so clever, and such O hsdia.
position! Obi believe NJ sfey
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:Mrao.as
~ Winserss5

bd Einteres +.
The winters wreath hka s;
The barren heath, The q
The holly hedge. ! the pt j
Retain O. pied Re Of nstN
The tir, the laurel. Dor (.
Give freshness, to the
There the brown mead :,
The rime.bespsngled eoki H
Declare the wondrotis i
Which all this varied soc
Look on the GROWN OF sitsal j
That rests for aye on, ,yoyi 81 q (
Whilo streams glide d0Et :
Waters Of lifeirom. thsj Ii
When my bead, like hfs: :
May my heart its ioqnia atna
And 800 tho ade mantle Of UT
Ger the atifEened iSsS. :!
Now the golden days yfEN
THo Fliizis;iii5; F0sS=Kiig ;57sas 5fs
But spring conies, queeilsl j
flowers, .giil !s,s,ss
And the tyrant yields 10 hef
And melts at her feet into y
And fair nature, RELEASED
tomb,. 4 ,IttosI; 3
Comes wreatb6d divinely 81
Thus the shrlud shall ohs q
Of whitg .l1;sss:
For the raHbow hues OF tAse
A garmeE meet for the 1l&f
Whom te Master aheH IA
fegfl :si "a
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J. N. ROBSON. Commission Merchant
NOS. AND . ATLANTIC WHARF,

'1H1e 1II~kC 4 O4V, ~. =.
HAVING ample means for advances, busi-
IL ness experience Of twenty years, and
conhnlng himself strictly to Commission
BUSINESS, without operating On Ills own ac-
count, respectfully solicits consignments of
Cotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, etc
Shippers OF Produce to him may mt their
option, have their consignments sold either in
Charleston or New York; thus having the ad-
vantage of two markets, without extra tom-
mission. -
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TINE Proprietors take pleasure In announc-
Il ing this eleg antly. furnished Establisbment
now open for the accommodation of gueets.
The table will always be eupplied with every
ielicacy' of 'the seHsonG botH from the New
York and Charleston markets; and no efforts
very respect, to our patrons. FREE LUNCH
tho refectory every day from II until 12A.
Nav 80 n. MIi H. dSHMAHi sabENyiop PRopBImoxs.
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad


ESS EzR EaIssst8ssep PASSENGER Trains run
u ~ g3ega.-1@ daily except Bur day ,,oU-
Meeting with Night Train on Charleston Road:
I've Columbia ZOO am I've Greenville 90 am
" Alston 8.55 I" i" Anderson 6.45 .,
Newberry 1926 Abbeville 8.45 &.
Arr Abbeville $50 pm Newberry 1.25 Ln,
!" Greanville 900 " Arr Columbia 500 pm
Trains on Blue Ridge Railroad run 90 follows:
Live Anderson 5.20 pm I've WalhaIla 4.O0 am
g Pendleton GAO 4" Pendleton $40 {"
AFR Walhalla SEQ Z" ArrAndsrson GAO"
The train willreturn from Bolton to Ander..
son ON Monday and Friday in0<aSags
JAMES o. MEREDITH 90 lSupt.
spartanburg and Uni&pt Id.
sIzH;fE9R ON and after lssIo 'sber,
- q Passenger TrainsN, VI ~.
tsnbnrg @. r.. on Mondays, WH -
Fridhys, At 7.S0 ., m, and eiyiS = s, =
j So -ps in.s oonnsetinSa1 -. s.
ti&Hip. EsTurnipg Tp -, =
1 81 rtlaye,s1nfY9e ~ :.
tfnDnrB 8 40 p. M, as NJ,
In TX 5,' 49,, DotoEl JfZtsiS1 - - =
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Bishop W. M. Wightman, s. c.; Col. VIM.
Johnson, Charlotte, N. c.; Rev. L. O. Summers,
Tennessee; Hon: John p. King, Augusta, Ga
Messrs. George W. Williams Il Co., Charles
ton =. G.; Messrs. Williams. Taylor X Co.,
New York. Anril % +1v
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Pratt's Astral" Oil.
I1NLIKE many other Illuminating Oils, Is
W perfectly pure. and free from all aoriltera-
tions or mixtures of any kind. 1t cmits no
offensive snGeil whilc burning, gives soft and
brilliant light, and can be used with the same
assurance. OF safety as gas. Chemists pro-
nohnco 1t tho best and safest Illuminating Oil
ever offered to the public; and Insurance Com-
panies endorse and urge upon consumers the
use OF the astral" Oil in preference to any
other. 1t is now burned by thousands OF
families, and in no instance has any accident
occurred from, IT'S use; Q lamp filed with it, ii
oe1t ,!. GdaIerdtion tho Astral DILL is packed
only in tho Guaranty Patent Cans, OF ono gal
lon and five gallons each, and each can is
sealed ss in manner, that cannot be counter
feited. Evory package with uncut seal we
warrant. BE sure and get mono but the genm.
inc in article, Pratts Astral" Oil, for sale by
dealers everywhere, and at wholesale and re-
tail by tho proprietors.
OIL HOUSE OF CHARLES PRATT,
10S Fulton street, New York
Send for circulars, with testimonials and
price lists. Enclose stamps for copy OF the
Astral Light. Jan Tag
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Country Butter.

400 LBS. fresh Country BUTTER,
f&IV 1900 lbs Mountain Butter, in sm nall
kegs. for sale low. f.. @. ID, HOPE.
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'front.' door, fol
grounds. She
and tho tall oal
house, nearly g
from the pass
countered MI
politely. He \
points of etiqg}
UEina dau
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WiSHINGTON GOSSIP

The House Committee have made no appropri ON
Tor Minstor to Paraguay.
The House yesterday rassed the Polygamy bill so
far anrndeo that IT. friends cannot recognize Il
The scnr hill for the distribution Of arms ia tho
south should be followed BY GI Tor the distrnut ou
Of legs,
Tic Senate discussed the judiciary Committee.
report against Gen. Amss Senator from Mis- Issuni
hut adjourned without action. ''''
The President sent niesspge to tho Senate yes
tcEdaN withdraw ~ the nom nation Of George II Hand
Is secretary ofDakota TERRITORY.
Senators Howard, sumner and Ramsey have been
appointed u Committee 10 nycstigRt" senator Co -
hm, ~ '
In Tie House, yesterday, Mr. Scoheld reported "A
nh for The removal OF The broOkiyn Navy Narf Nr
Cleveland presented " solutions OF the Jerssy City
Common Council aud Of tue ier.en ionId OF Aldermrn
IN mNor "f making jersey 'ity port OF entry
=, Alth"ugh ye-teriay was fixed for taking up tho
Dominican treaty, VI SumAer considered ms duty
1oCe when he merely Informed the Srn.ic Of inc iri
nnI found lhrre was cyldoutY no iucnltion on NM
II tho senate 10 take II up There l. ceri stnv more
Than thhd ol the Senate uncompromisn-b opposed
to n.
Comptroller Hubbard flyors rc Iuctlon o T the tax
ON nati1Gal bank circulation of from per cent to
one eighth OF Que pei cent, which ~ saws " N drray
the cApcnses ot running the Comptroller oHice The
AEsrrIa = amount rccencd from uattultl LInks IN
Washington Is about t',0o0.00
\ petition was received at the Treasury Derort
mcn nom Mobile institrti N called the "CowbellIan
= hAhin tlrlcly, -e,ret or nnH lton, devoted
10 me enterlainment of the citizens on the eve
oI New Years bay, asking To be allowed o.
import free 0t duty, from Paris, = numner
oi maSqueradng SUITS FOR their next entertain.
ment 10 Got rom e. 0l TO ~ 600 Seer tary Bouwcil
responded that b. knows OF no law authorizing him to
comply with such a
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THE sLEEPF HOLLOW MURDER.
imsanellina the Jurors for the Trial OF
Buckbout-DimcuIty In Finding Unbiased
Jurors-OnIy seven Accepted at Half
ial, 4

impsnelltna the Jurors for the Trial Of
Buckbout- DimcuIty In Finding Unbiased
Jurors-Oniy seven Accepted at Half
past Eight Uciock Inst Night.
In the Court Of Oyer and Terminer for West
chester County, the case Of Isaac v. W. Buckhout
who Ia on trial for the murder Of his wife Louisa
Buckhout, and Of Alfred Rende, was called for trial
yesterday morning. The crime was committed at
Sleepy Hollow. on the ist OF last January. Buck
hout was well known 10 the community, and had for
some time previous 10 the murder won for himself
an uuenvisble notoriety.
The court room was crowded. On the bench sat
Judges Tappan and Cochran, and Justices Myron b.
Silkman and Stephen Billings. Francis Larkin, W.
H. Robertson, j. 8. Nillard. and jackson Hyatt, sp-
peared a. counsel for the defendant.
AT halfpast ten o'clock the impanelng OF Jurors
was begun, and at noon only two had been selected
as competent to serve. As name after name was or
cused, serious doubts were entertained as to wheh
er jury could be obtained out OF the two hundfe cd
TINT had been summoned.
Buckhours demesnor throughout the proceedings
was quiet and careless, although he paid strict at.
tention TO what was going on. He sat beside his
counsel with folded arms, and occasionally ibdulged
in smile at some remark OF juror undergoing ex.
animation as TO his opinion regarding guilt nno.
cence. A little nervousness was exhibited by
Buckhout when he was called upon to rise and face
AT accepted juror. lie dressed plainly, his hair
neatly brushed, and he wore a full beard
AT halfpast last evening only seven jurors had
been accepted.
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THE BRITIsH PARLIAMENT
The Enormous Majority In the House for
the Irish PcpnI Hiil.

LONDON, March 23.-In the Commons Mr.. Glad.
stone denied amid much merripcnt, that Mr. Bright
had offered to retrocede the Rock OF Gibraltar to
Spain The bill for The enforcement OF the laws in
Ireland was then taken up. Lord Claude Hamilton
charged that the Liberals, since their accession to
Office. uniformly promoted the agitation Of the Irish
question in order TO prescribe coerrivo measures.
Mr.. Whalley held in = shott speech TINT ropery
mrmoer for Kilkenny, objected to the powers in
dangerous.
Fortescue, Chief secretary for Ireland denied tina,
the Government had hbdicated lite function In Ire.
land, or encouraged Illusions, as had been charged
lie discriminnted between Feniansm and Agrarian.
ism. The agitation In Ireland wns never stronger
than now, because heretofore 1t had been without
assistance nom abroad
Mr. Gladstone closed the debate. He apoioeized
for leaving the conduct ofne discussion the Irish
Secretary though that official rerhaps ihe prop
er person He was sorry say that the tone OF tie
discussion might be cassifed under three heads
FIRST, criticism OF the b itself: secondly criticism
OF the Government; aud third. criticism of the mo-
tive for introducing the bill. The state OF Ireland
80 f,t IA Ordinary crime WAS concerned was salts
'actory. hgrafiansm, however, was rampant. lie
toot tits occasion to deny the res ponsibility OF
IL uc' .'7i hnd UCen attributed to him
~ NIu PASSED hJ 49, r~ninst l3
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JOTTISGs ABOUT TOWN.


THH SUS smiles on all.
Mutton is going down, and the eating house keen.
ers are consequently chop fallen.
joan Roil qu rreed with John II Gribbin in Hes.
iet street, and bt of u piece of his ear.
ID n and Neil Bryant both keen the bnll s.rollinp
Dan tht black ball, Nei the whlte and red
The writers on the TriIVHs are about orgabizjor
Mutual Aid society IN not TO he Greecynosyna
The spirited and dbblrviltiyc newshoys ara
already beginning g. p,l nc new comic paper Pachy
30. PunchVit must ... ' '@"''
The West Side Elevated Railway has been com.
pleiei as nr Ra FAir 'th street aud Is to be Opened
passenger raihc next week,
some married young msn uptown are getting up
bol hAcr AstOcAlOn m Opf DsltiOr to prlmua
ihey VIII rhn, OF course, on " "Hencd,Ct'p time"
survey OF COentea Reef has been ordered by
t.n, Newton preparatory TO It's removal. u order 10
auord tree passage under the new BruuAlyn bridge
Thirteen girls are inmates of the new Water
street Home which ~ carried on gntlcly ht the CN
mems" AMI under tho sole responsibility ol the Rev hr
Boolc, the huf rrlntcrdent,
The New York Family Floul Company. at Bar
clay street, New J ork ant 81 Their hundred Other
Agen loo IN and ABOUT the CITY, have again reduced
lhclr prc~ cents per barrel al around-1dr
The New York Rendering Company driven hy
tue Bora Health from the loot OF West Thirty eight
street hfk sbopk TO gsk the Leg stature 70 auth te
ouiluins oi an Island IN the Bay
At the National Convention OF the Ancient Order
OF Hbcrnlans last night over 500 delegates reported
Including gentlemen from Germany, France, Engiand, ,
Scotland lTosut. spa California
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THE D1LLOT A PA YTHINO.
MIR. Jcnhs Runs TIT with the Prcss-Dis-
trict Attorney Morris Feareth not jerks
Mayo md Harmon Found GuiIty-Ju.-
tice nuckIey PIrndr Chilly.

MIR. Jcnhs Runs TIT with the Press Dis
trict Attorney Morris Feareth not jerks
Mayo md Harmon Found Guilty-Jus-
tice buckley Pleads Guilty.
The trial Of Henry p. Mayo and Michael Han.
non, canvassers at the late election in the Fourth
District, Fourth Ward, Brooklyn, was concluded
yesterday.
The Court room wns crowded.. as II has been the
whole week since the election fraud cases have been
on. Thus far three convictions have been found
and two (Justce James Buckley and George Brown
canvassers OF the Twenty.nrst ward) have pleaded
guilty.
Mr. jerks, In summing up for the defence, attack.
ed tie Press for prejudgng these election cases
which they had been trying II had got to be very
dinfcult to nnd men TO sit on jury whose minds
were not biased 70 some extent at least by the news
papers.
Judge Gilbert. in charging the jury, said:
In prosecutions against public officers the law die.
struc'ion OF their conduct. They were not be pre-
lng"d hy anythirg which han Decn stated by the BIZ
ANYTHING In the newspapers, any other way or form
or by ANYTHING except what had been Civ In evidence
was Their decision to he effected. The Indictment was
substantially for mscounting the .peci.
ned charges against the canyasers was for counting
den OF proof rested the prosecution. and the sole
question In the case whether t1at had been done"
The Judge then reviewed the evidence. and ended
b. saying that no honest jury could rest their YER
diet on suspicion only. The jury RETIRED and after
an absence Of about un hour, returned with verdict
OF guilty.
The other election cases were then put OF until
next Monday, when counsel for the defence will
make some effort to obtain a mitigation OF the pen.
Tie statutory penalty IL from q merely nominal nne
ny 30 $40 and one ye9rs imprisonment.
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THE CITY or BOSTON.

Was She Burned. or Did Her Boilers Ex.
piode t-Thc prophecies of her Engineers.
1t Is said that on the night before the sailing of
sha Ti... - u.-.--- --<ruvvTr,
Including her Chief Engineer. visited somo friends
in Paterson, n. j. That they then said that the
City NJ Boston, on her Last trip this way. broke one
OF her propeller fans. and that old, two bladed
ropeilet wheel was pu in to carry them back to the
other side. where the injury would be perfectly re.
~ red b. the substitution OF a new three -bladed
fan like the one she had broken. In consequence o
the deficit of one Slado to the wheel tile engineers
remarked TO their iends that thcv exDccted to have
hard duty ia the nrc bflnfs THIS trip, as the ma.
chnerN would nave 10 run d2e-thrd faster and
also that there would bv dagger OF IRE and
plosion In consequence. Il is said thht~'hn as-er.
ton WAS positively made, and the fr.cnds ~ 'ho
engineers TOW think that thGr apprcht nsiJn. ave
proved prophetic, and that the steamer has ue,u 4
sroyed bi hre or eXp,osinn, or ut tHr eurpr OF
coal had proven insufficient and tue i.lted -tClner
had 'allen On easy victim % tho storm.
LisnoN March % The Warrior has arrived in
the l"gus from Malc!rt. She brin!s no tidlnss or
the steamer City OF CostOn. The Warrior ma. suy.
crll cases ui SMALLPOX on board
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MiRRIAGEs ~ UppER TENDON.
Fashionable Weddina in the Old Brick
Church this Nv -niBg-Otbrr stylish Nup.
tiaIs Gossip f,r Mrs. tsrIndy.
One of the 6ncst weddfrps of tho saoson il 4,

tials Gossip t,r Mrs. tsrundy.
One of the finest weddings of the season is to
be celebrated this evening IN the Brick Church,
F1Nh svsurs. rfffts "a si.a4..
TIE --aple are Mr.. Mortimer l.. Nackcrze, AGENT
OF Tho Hsvre steamers, IS Broadway. and Mis- Har
rieuc /. Wilkins. niece OF Mrs WNli N H,sriek. Of
this city. Miss Williams. who lie one OF the uicst
beautiful women In America. has recently returned
from an extensive tour In Europe, where she was
eyery where admired in society ior her besiuty and
accomplishments. Several hundred CARDS OF invita-.
ton are out, and the fashonables expect Que OF the
mos; brilliant hymcneal events Of the year The
brides and her attendant bridesmaids will appear In
the most beautiful ol imported costumes and tho
numerous bellies OF Murray Hill are on tip,oe to see
what the five beautiful aidens will Woar. small
family reception willl follow the ceremony but on
tic return ~ the bride and groom from their W ed.
ung tour, they viii give grand tul drcss rcctp.
uon 10 their many friends In he city.
We have also h formation regar ing the anproach.
iug wedding OF DR.. Hsnhur- Smith Of tie Cuiop
Square Sua, anl Miss Victoria starr. Il j. 10 be
.olemnizei on the evening OF the 2lth inst In the
Ohurch OF he holy Trinity, on Madison avenue and
VIII no DOUBT be select and fashionable. The newly
married pair will receive tneir friends the same
evening at l55 Fast Fifty sixth street.
". II. Beadlo,ton and Miss Gown are TO he mar.
ried on the 3lst inst. In tie Brick Church Mrs
Grundy ftedict- an unusually hne hymeneal event
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pHoToGRApHs nv sUy KEP0RTERs.
The Festivities IN III, Marble Pal.c

The TrstINItIe| IN TN WnrbIr PaIarr,
The defeat Of the Police bill was received in
the Police Central once yesterday with rejoicing.
The nag raised the building and KEEP, there
all DAY. IneTector Dilks though, seriously OF tring
Royal saluIs, but after while gave up the notion.
and Instead OF 81 guns ordered 81 bottles. wnnng
frienda 10 Larry Short'a Jndce Rosxnr,h rna,"i,,
smiled and ManiCrre winked KNOWN -ly. and sal d
that he would take time to answer THE SrS's
charges. smith wa- nowhere TO be seen. Brennan
spent the day IN hunting for solitaire diamond pin
TO present 10 the Hon. Denis Burns. The cspians
were In their happiest, and even sleepy old Cant
John williamson Swoke and wore smile on his for.
biddpR visnge,
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rLAsHEs rRom THA ocE.Ix oaHLrs.

Heavy failures are announced in Buenos Ayrea.
Active negotiations are going on In Madrid for an
alliance ot The fnou.st with the Radical party.
The Liverpool cotton market closed at H. D. for
uplHhdE, and Il!.d for orleans.
Petitions against the proclamation OF Papal Inf,ll.
blllty are circulating IN switzerland.
The vessels which wcrc recently sent out to
turned, ' ~
In Ox'orl Uniyer-ity, England there are this
year yNS undergradustos nearly hundI cd more than
The Sifce Opposition organl considers the Elm
pefols ettcr toni oliyicr an antdote to the co, ds
'P ~ p.'cnhcr,
Inc Pops on Tuc.dly, in consisory conferred tns
hDnointmenl OF Inc Wshops OF Toronto, SAVaun.h IN
nadale and 81. Augustine, ."
Conso's etosei at eSH for money, and ss,. for the
account FlYetwentes clool heavy al pOs for lsi,,
eyh Tor iso, and ssk for 1851. TsnforIes eJa Erie
'lS, ILLINOIS CCntrals, il5k. N
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spiRKs FROM TnE TELEGR4pH.
Fast day in Massachusetts, Acrn7

Past day In Massachusetts, Aprl /
Business with Yokohama and oihcr japan ports is
becoming active over the Pacific kallruad
schooner, name unknown, was carsized I'm
Ponghke"psle hay yesterday Her crew were picked
NJ bY u passing tug.
Yesterday morning u Canadan. named JOAN Ham.
monds was found dead across fencc ou Ilnughton
sire g. In st. Alhsns VI
supervisor Ke1rny, OF Chicago, after having re.
hlgnei the Presidency Of the Board yesterday, was
The MIX Dealers Convention in session at Croton
Fails resolved yesterday TO FURNISH nothing but the
gen'Ine unadultera,ed article to their Customers.
The City Of Brussels. from Livrrpool for New
YORK steamed into Halifax Tucsdny ustensihly for
WITH sHl AL pON ''N