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out the world challenged TO produce such shalep
o." natural brown - impaired by that toilet wonder
a. a. r"e eIt' malone Vitalia or Salvation for The
mar Ana marx this - instead OF being dIsgust.
us ana offensive TO the sight smell and touch they
aIr' II Nud through which the light ehnes, not as
through gas darby out ne through water,-Adu
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Court Calendar. ,hfr Dnx.

NttfEgE fouEI, Nos .ag zoo 80 - l.s isC
@ 80 .ol 90 u' 49, ltl s ~, ~, -, d. %, IT, e. -
49, no. 49, s, lei, Iss, lai lie, 49, lsb III -, w. y
4g't t'4i .bl ~,
s,rIEss couRI, cnASsshs.-So, iO4, 49, Canlso
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steamship Celia, London, mdse and pass.
fteamfhip T.. G. knight, Washington, ID, g., mdse.
steamship Mcybossett, New orleans, mdte and pass.
steamship south CsTOlua ChaTlet ton, Indfe.
Steamship 81 ,ssiss ippi, New orleans, nldse
steamship NUhinteer Wilmington, N. c. naval stores
Brig N. A. Herrera. MgtanzaS. sugar, a..
gchr. d. c. IIulse, CieEfnegos, suiar.
Also, the usuai ryer and coaatwhe Vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED oUT.
QuEENsTOwH. Feb 2l-Virginia and Etna, New York
GLASGOW, Feb, 2i-CGmbra. New NoTs.
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At the annual election Of New York Lodge OF Per.
fC on, No. lScOttisn rltc), Sexton l. a. browne tJls
pounds, u Grace Church, was unanimOufiy elected
land Captain Of the Guard.
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BANKING and FINANCIAL.

HowES a MACY, Bankers Che same as an
incorporated bank) No. 80 Wall street, New Yors.
-Four per cent interest allowed on deposits.
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M1RINE INTELLIGENCE

MIHT.TIiRP ALuANAC-rHt' nv
rises. Is sun tes,... ~ Moon rises IL q
HisH wATER-r'us pAy
'ELGy Hook.l2 s. GOV lsllnd,. A. Hell 6ite.. o.
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Afntlstrp.

ATTuE 0Tli Az. DENTAL INSTITUTE,
l1Vh aN- belr of tech Inserted hlled and extract
ca ifer u charge. a diseases Of the mouth trenel.
Reception days on wednesday from a. NJ to T. NJ.
Students wanted pr. W II TerwuPeT, President H..
Gale, seci ID. Nmtc. Prof OF Operative Dentistry.
IIdecldod To devote saturday OF each week lor D '
ent OF the poor VINO desire good denlslTy on no
price OF material chair Cooperative Dental AshVclh
lion IiS 0th AZ. DlL tAN WICK, SncIalATJ
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Urn 6opNa.

Nrp 6ooba
GREAT OPENING OF STRING "a BRICs.
AT HE GREAT wHoLEsALk STORE.
NOW SELLING AT RETAIL
ol BROADWAY
(st Nicholas Hotel Block)
ON MONDAY. FEB. 81, 1870.
opened q great assortment Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH DRESS GOODS,
ofreoent importation, specially sdsptedts
THE EARLY sPRISa TRADE.
large line Of PIoUEs. entirely new designs rang.
ing In price from IS cents per YARD upward.
ALSO,
shall make large additions to my popular stock Of
Housefuraishing Goods, consisting OF Tsbio Linens.
Napkins, Towels. Doies, Linen sheetings, Diapers
and nottingham Lace Curtains. the particulars Of
which are partially submitted herewith.
ALSO,
great additions TO my unriyailed assortment OF No
tons. Fancy Goods, and Trimmings.
BEAR IN MIND that offer oil the goods IN which
deal at close wholesale prices. which Affords an CD.
portunty to the OF saving from % 50 per
cent. oil purchases, WHICH, AT THIS PAR.
TIcULAR TINE. Is A FACT WORTH coNsIDERA.
TON.
CHESTER BULLOCK.
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.tlusicul (snsiIumruls.

A CHEAT OfEER.-HORACE WATERs No.
N Hlb roadway, Will dispose OF 100 pianos me
AMI of.ala OF sA nrstcla,s makers, - exit emey low
prices Tor cash, during this month, u will take rom
~ TO t5 monthly until pad The same To let. and rent
money applied II purchased. New A,hckcllag niIpOs
excluded In ths Offer,
fSIANO. only $50, arsrae iasaA unlcnt 10 afsnteed
JAMES GORDON. q 9th az
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Tho Injunction recently granted against the Kansas
faciec Railway has been removed alter careful
animation VI The BY judge Barnard. It. tETFose
Nas 20 annoy The Comnauy and compel II 10 pay u
claim which is officers regarded - fraudulent
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Stt,urts.

FREE IE( TIRE-Ny tn, Hon. Hoopor O.
N Van Worst, la the New 0't lnrl SO lciys Mari.
ncTs Church, corner C,htrlne AMI Madison sts this
evening subject Benjamin Frank u."
fsHE nos. STI'N ART l.. MUUDFuRD viii
4 lecture on PM Sheridan and hi famous raid IN the
Shenandoah Valley, NJ Cooper lr,ututc, 1hursday
evening Feb a. lYr the benefit Of Centre street Mis-
sion. Tickets Tor "a NJ I'll the pine pal music and
book stores, aud ~ he door, DoJIs opeu at L. NJ.
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mlharp.
VETERANS OF THE WAR OF 1912 viii
meet at Military HALL 1873 Doweiy, on Tuesday ED
inst, tWush'ngtoas brthdayO AZ : orlo " =. ~ In
citizens dresu, GEN. II. RAYMOND,
col, AilRM DAILY.
P,S-As onr present patriotic city fathers have not
MADE any appropriation a. NrH formerly done Nv
Others Ia ensbe the Veterans 20 cee bratc the national
holiday You viii please get your dinners before ,eayins
home
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OFFICIAL
e.. H. MTRRAE's LJTrEEIEs
hlnSol tI-Eatra Gas. No. 80. FEB q. n.
&C. = T. a. q, A.. - -. "a ., ~, /. %.
NILSSON IL Class No. 20. Feh. n, lsil.
~ -, J; -, o. -. q. %, 10, - o. u.
KIN ~ Lhl-lNtra "a No. Is Feh. q. 1870.
a., T., ~, 20. y, o. %. ~, D., 3! o. ST. D. IS
kENIt SKY lass 80 10. FEB q. isO.
~, ~. IL. d. 50, q, ~, g. a. ~, a. a.
Frkcs easiNd and mi JruAt1n furnished the above
ara alsJ EoFsl Havana LOttcu-1. j. CLUE. broker,
20 broadNHy. i3l tG,ton o.. aud Pare row p.
ROYAL HAVANA IOTTERN,
Prizes pad In sold. iuio nation furul,1ei The
highest rates pad iyT doubloo y ard ali kinds OF gold
AhdsA IAIl OR & CO., Banker.
10 NAll 81. Nov York.
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Sptaal Aciu,s.
STERLING SILVER,
Al AND BELOW Co 4.

Our stock must BE- closed out before Mar next
and the bIsilc's VIII be continued ansr that date by
cur successors, Mc-.rs NICoL DAVIDSON, at &C
BROADWAY. L. Y. HAUCUwOUr = CO.,
Corner OF Broadway and Droome a..
Our store oSl 70 lgt entire or the lofts sopa
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CASH CAfli 100000 %
CASH ASSETS FEB, l. lsio....,,...,,,,,. t05OD7 o.
UNPAID LOSSES. 400 "
DIVIDEND OF 6l EIGHT PER CENT rs THIS
DAY DECLARED, PAYABLE ON DEMAND IN CASH
TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Aho, An Interest Dividend of (C) SIX per oept, on
outstanding Scrip. payable First OF Apri. In cash.
Also Scrip Dividend OF (SO) FIFTY per cent, the
earned premiums OF Policies eIttleG to participate IN
tie PROFITS for the year ending slst January, 1870 The
Scrip wal be ready for delivery on and after the Fnst
ofApIil next,
The remaining 800 FIFTY per cent OF the Scrip Of
1868 viii be redeemed on the First OF ApTll next, from
which date interest thereon viii cease,
GEO, e, sATERLEE, President
HENRY WESTON, Wee President.
WIN. x LOTHHOP, Secretary.
WM. A. SCOTT, Assistant Secretary.
nFFICEOE THEADAMS EXPRESS COW-
" rANi, 81 Broadway, New YORK, Feb. 10. $50
The Managers OF this Company have tins day dc.
clared dividend OF two 90 dollars per share
on the 18th March, pro1 10 OF record NJ
the closing Oi the transfer books.
The transfer books VII be closed Of 2 p al Feb 2S
J. c BARCoGk. TJasSmsT.
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At TAMn TAN r,,cys rov,o,r
BAD ItKEN AND THE GLOI,IOt > BEVFN

n TWO GfoRf6us PIECES TONIGHT
BAD DitkEN AND THE GLOI1Ot > SEVEN.
CADEMY or MU-IC.-ARIoN VOCAL 30.
"A CiET by genera request, the Arlon Vocal So
ciety kindly assisted by the New York srg Academy,
wilrspeat Carl Mgtay. Weber. grand romantic Opera,
DER tkEISCHI EII," on NAshiugtons Birthday,
TuesdAy Evening, Feb % 1870. with the following nm
sgrp9s able east Of solokis Mmc ParCpaRosa Agatc,
who has kdly tcndtrtd her valuable services this
occasion only coming expressly from Baltimore TO aid
IN making ths performance ihc operate OF the
season ana ~ make hcr fret appear tucc IN German
pnera n tins country Nile. Pauline Caus.a Aennehen,
her nre appearance IN German Op,Ia her return
from ltalyi Mr.. Wnl. Crndidus Max Mr.. Fr. Rem.
mcrtz Caspafj Nr y. Hericr, CunO Mr &. Dehuhon,
OuOkaI Mfr. Geo. Fly, kilian.
Urand Chorus OF ijj Sotces. Orchestra OF 30 per
Exua Orchestra on the stage.
Conductor. CARL BEEGNANN.
Admission 81 Reserved Seats Extra 81. Boxer for
tur persons, $40. Family Circle, SO.
Tickets for sale 90 J. Schulz -tl s. Co.'S, sd Broad
way VIM. 4. Pond Co.'S, soG Broadway aud q.
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(of the best quality lmporiedD
al ~ 80 per pound, OF EC. iof four ounces
VOL IN 800. per ounce, or $50 per pound
good assortment OF cOlOrs.
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Saturdays from 10 A. NJ TO Pm.
interest dated nom the lat OF each month.
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS HAMA
Nu san Bnliding Obposite CITY Hal
- -. l0 Nassau IT,, New York.
,,upen nshy ICON 10 20 O'clock, ami on Monday,
"wednesday and SATURDAY, evenings from 10 clock.
~ per cent Interest paid. ree nom Government tax
Win psrtclpaton in tile prOna, the Bsstsdi plan.
inc oSHh VII eomnS uce an account BanE books N
EhglAh, herman AID French CAL for a circular.
CHAs h. GRAHAM, President.
w EST = lDR SAVINGS BANK, i5t OH av., he.
" tween llth aud lsth ss Deposits made OF b..
loic hsrch VII draw per cent, interest nom that
thereto. 5000 80
pcrty. ''' Wv ~
+ A. coNKLING, Pre.ident.
WV II. ALLIE Secretary,
NOKTii RIVER SAVINGS HAMA
~ corner Of sth az. ara West 8itl ID.
SIX PtR Clint, INTEREST PAID.
.lNIFltEsr on new Deposits commences the first
Gay OF esch month BAAK Oien daily from 10 A. NJ TO
. u. W also on Monday, Wednesday, RRd Saturday
evening" from G. % \ O'Clock.
), y, WILLIAMS, sec. JOHN HOOPER, Pre-.
New y0Rk lSAvINGs hank, SIN ay,
sums from - TO q On, Deposits made on o. before
warren J, wa draw ~ crest from March I. Assets
Nfo.Sy'oL surplus tl@Oii7
nhME SAVINGS BANk-s and S broadway
hIMlllamsburEh. pcpOrlts made on or before March
cent. per annum, f -
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Sip GooOs.

A DOWN TOWN RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE
M ~ N,.eE -, neat e the Aston House.
'ce new goods received from last wee auctions
super hack AlDAoas, Popiin AlpaenAsA and " olsted
Japanese loplns, silver Gray POrlins,
,,.. - A great variety Of
Nhte flquea, nhambraYs, Super black hnl white and
iaNct ooiIrct plaids, Linen pamasNs Npykns Towels
DoyAes spcnd.I white harcilles QiiltS
Sew sylea fancy Cass uiercs
nns BLACK dOusN ins,
Hosiery ot M Kinds,
sc.
All goods guaranteed satisfactory or the money re.
Wiho"' ~ Nescy street,
HfNE. UEMOKENT'S GRAND OPENING or
IM rPtiNG IAsHlONs FOR LADIES' AND CHILD
IhN,s DRESS, oNTUEsDAY, MARCH i. sSs sHUAD.
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C felIef OF Alrs. Poi
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Sabiras 5anks.
{ uTIZENs' SAVINGS BANk,
IS BowERY. CORNER oF CANAL ST.
Six T II CENT. FROM Is TO $500.
ASSETS sSf9i.eol9.
Open every day from 10 TO s. and on Mondays and
Saturdays from 10 A. NJ. TO : Pm.
Interest dated nom the lat OF each month
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HoUsEFURNisHiSG DEPARTMENT.
ThRIf LINENS,
UoIf nl.osngI
NAPKINS.
- - % y - 80
ClsAS HES.

~ worth l1r.
~ ice.
~ llc,........ .Wutl -.
AZ sc.
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scQl,LTCH GlS,.G9ANs


tfKlNN STYLES.
bought durin. the fan at low prGes and Will be re
tancl at lees than tAe gold cost 20 import.
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The price, act down worth not retail prices,
but are the usual prices NJ when these goods sold
by all 1Tst-class JoDbing houses.
The silks are Of the best manufact ure and az
chandiso IN this market.
make this department a specially.
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From Columbia Guardian.
Judge WardlaW's Letter.

The letter Of Judge Wardlaw to
General Kcrshaw, read by that Cen
tlcman ut one Of the meetings held
just after the visit Of the reform
speakers to Abbcvilc, condcnscs the
whole argument involved in the pres
cnt canvass in few pointed and ear
nest words. Retired rs Judge Ward
law is from active participation in af
fairs, his counscls arc worthy the
most serious consideration, being tho
uttcrancc Of one whose fine abilities,
long experience, profound knowledge,
and high character, give him position
Which is already historic. let our
countrymcn heed the advice Of I; good
just and able man:
ABDEv1LLE, August I, 1870.
NM Dcar Ccnoui: regret that dur
inc your hurried visit to this place |
had not IN opportunity forfull confer
renee with you. The labors for the
public good in which you arc engaged
merit my hearty appreciation, and ]
trust will bc crowned with tho sue
cess which they deserve.
Who is not for an honest admins
tration Of tho affairs Of tho State ?
Abstract questions, upon which here
tofore parties differed, are now super
scdcd by practical issues which in
volvc the honor perhaps the existence,
Of our State. What is established
must DO acknowledged. Tho means
of improvement left to us must not
bo neglected in idlo discomfort with
changes which have taken place. Is
there corruption in the administra
ton Of our public affairs Are some
of our public offices filled by mcl
either incompetent or dishonest
Havo there been shameful instances
of bribery in the Legislature? Have
the guardians Of the public funds beer
engaged in specializing with thom fol
their private advantage? Have ou1
crippled resources beon burdenod bJ
taxes imposed arbitrarily and unjust
"; the public debt enormously in
creased and the public money squan
dercd in wastefll extravaganza? l
thcso things be so, they must be cor
rectcd before the return of tho Stat
to prosperity can be reasonably ex
pectedi Every man who does no
dorivo some advantages from misgoy
ernment has an interest in putin!
| an end to it, and no way of doini
this is so plain as by turning out c
Office those who have misgoverncd.
l hayo withdrawn from public a
!. airs, butI cannot forbear from givin
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'oLU II E XVUI---NO. II.

miles northwest Of IIagcHau. The
battle lasted until Iightiall, was re-
sumcd cn Saturday, and ended late III
the afternoon, with Il complete Prus,
sian victory: and Sunday behclu the
greatest Of the French Marshals in
full retreat acrcss tho Vosgcs, striving
to recover his connection with the
main body Of tho army, ard at the
same time to cover The important city
Of Nancy.
SimuIianoouS:. with McMahon's at.
tac': Il. Wourth, on Friday morning.
Genera! Froi5Sard attempted for
ward movement irom S;aarbruckcn
with the A.cond corps, hnt WAS at
once a%,ai!cd by u portion Of tho Prus-
sian centre, under Stcinmctz, and af.
Ter & sharp engagement, with heavy
losses on both sides, WAS defeated al,
most as siynal!y as his comradc on tiIn
light. Thu, with The right wing
turned and cut OF, th" ccnirc driven
III and tl:c rear in inmin"nt danger Oc
attack, tho entire French army was,
and perhaps is, i'll Il most critical sit
uatlon. Fo" two days 3!cMahon WAS
~ h'i.l''H W -Diiliutl!titH N!th
headquarters.
The Emperor hal 10 choice b,l to
'a!l back. aud swing his li;.e #rnnnI
towar'i Hancy, SO that it. is EGw, sup
posing this muntEuvrc TO have been
successfully executed, nearly r"r}:;n-
dIcular to is former position. The
l'ruasian&, on their part, are pressing
forward. Their right has moved
tron Trcvcs toward >aar!,;uul:vu, unI
- close up with the centre, really i;r
4 movement scH.i!ward a.,n,, Ia:
western slope Of tll: Nc:. .-cS ln intcr-
ccnt McMahnn, while til. Grown.
Prince is still in ;ho Gc&tci: tron>h-
mans rear, and tho troops Of Hahcn
arc pouring across !la river into TIC
valley from which McM:,hon h:& j':.t
been driven.
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Eoy' Rights.
Ei \ Roy.

Tall, about tlc women ana The dar.
keys, and thc--,hc--;,li the rest Of
en-; all arc not half SO bndly treated
rs the boys. arc. Ash; any hoy. I
know 4 lot, and l. can give you all
their names. Ask 'cm all. They'll
tell you that TO be 4 boy is to be some
body without right in tho world.
You're to take all the sass that's Civ
en- to you, and give none back, cause
you're boy. Iou arc to pay full
fare in the cars and omnibus, cause
you're 8 boy and not a..chiId; and ne
vcr have i scat, cause you're Il 10y
and not Il man. Fat woman gets in
after it's all full and looks about her :;
everybody looks at yon. Old gentle
man says, "My aon" rcprovingly.
Conductor says, "C"me row, ny boy
You've paid your sixpcncc. No mat
ter, that's nothing. You've been or
your legs, with bundles. all day. Who
cares, you're II boy. Nor. Il horse
has such Il load given to linn as he
can carry, and u man wont lake any
more than !,c can walk under. ASK
boys what grown folks think they
can carry. There's 10 limit to it.
Who doesn't know boy who does
a mans work well, and does it for a
tenth of what q man would get Cor it ?
Who h@sn read an advertisement for
Il boy who "writcs q good hand, TN
dcrstands accounts, is willing to make
himself useful boards with lis pa
rents; is Trustworthy; no objection
to sitting up all night; no. anxious
for meals ut regular times; 10 i,npu-
dcncc about him. The best rccom-
mcnI;Aions required, and two dollars
a week wages Ask boys whether
old fellows cont make rs much fuss
about such places rs if they were do
ing you favor that would set you up
for life. Who wants boy any
where? Your sisters don't in q par
lor. Your father don't; he always
asks you whether you're not wanted
to do something, somewhere. You
make your mothers head ache every
time you come near her. Old women
snap you up. Young women "hatc
boys" Young men tease you, and
give it to you if you tease back. 9th,
er tcllows-it's because they arc ag-
gravatcd SO, l know-always want to
fight if they don't know you; and
when You get a black eye and a torn
jacket, you hear Of it at home. You
look back and wonder if you eve,
were that pretty little fellow in petit
coats that everybody stuffed with
candy; and you wonder if you'll evcl
be a man, and be liked by the girls
and treated politely by the other fcl
lows, and paid for your work, and III
lowed to do Us you choose. And you
make up your mind every day not tc
be q boy any longer than you can hclr
it; and hear your grandfather OF
somebody complaining that there ARK
''no boys now," and wonder if ho TO
members the life they led, that Il.
don't consider it II subject Of rcioic
ing. There's only ono comfort in i
all: boys will grow up, and whcl
they do, they generally forget a!I they
went through with in youth, AM
make the boys of their day suffer JUS
rs they did.
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T'1E MILL, long ana favorably known
L as the "DONALD MILL" has been
purchased by us. and VIC have repaired it
thorongl,lY-pu,ting in a lie " and splendid
SHUTTER (the finest that is in use)-
a NEW BOLTlNG CLOTH, together
with NEW MACHINERY. from the
Waterwhcel 10 the garret.
This work has been done in subs,an
tial and workmanliko manner by the most
experienced and ski!tul Milwrig hts in tic
country, and we believe the Mill now TO he
IN better condition than it ever was in
is ralmicst days.
The old Friends and Customers of the
MI are respectfully invited 10 return 10
'Ee Mill thai in days "lang syue' served
thc'n so we'll and faithfully.
MIR. HUTCHINSON, who has had
much experience rs Miller, vii! have
charge Of the Mill, and will give his uuli-
vided attention to tho wants Of their CTS
toners.
Respectfully,
JAS. EVANS,
TliOS. HUTCHINSON.
July 20, 1870, -, 4m
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STANEAS BY TENNYSON.

Break, break. break,
On thy cold gray stones, O Seal
And would that my to;,guc could utter
The thoughts that iisc in ne.
O we'll for t'lc iishcrmaH's boy,
That he shouts with his sister Gt rlayl
O well for the sailor lal,
That he sings III his boat on The bay!
AMI III" stately Ships go on
To their havca un.,cr the hin;
But . for th" touch "f n vauis,t'I hand.
AID the sound OF voice that is still!
Bronk. brclI, break,
At the foot "f Thy cra"'. . Sca7
Eut the tender grace Of i:y that is dead
W:ll never coElc back tn me.
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sn"'! curve round high hill, leaves
'ho 'N','r' Turns northeast, follows NJ
'''''''' p'ooK through u ravinc, pass
70 coai ana inc ilttic hamlcts Of
h"'t "!'leS ana onil%bach, goes up an
''aI'n',h5 ':,t5 T'aoc W'lh wooded hills on
tI.'!ei h"ha' reaches tho summit be-
sMIol' M.'i .NH Va''cy OF the Saar and the
! r:.he' r:' anu ucScSh.'S lhac stream to
i"'St.' on INC l:!llic. Eleven miles
oa'. 81 oaaforuck Is Nencnliirchcn,
H"'',cr important point 1T IS tic
l"'I''n'' Vi inc liuc 'ca!inS TO BlnGcn,
.~,' ~ '''I G!""''E Important line reach
III" INC k:lliic ut Nankcim and SpcicI'
'""" '"' i'i''H 10 4,HUcEkirchvh,
'Tn. o':i 'h'S "lhS'o inc west OF
- >,'. ,., "N.rH''u, .t,n ul, INC lf"Ssan army, or
~ 'ui;,' ',I; ''I,o'o men must receive thci"
ca i'tcS' ~ Is lnity twenty miles
49,, ,','i - 4 Ne"H,'k'fG'ch To the boundary,
~" .n' !'o"'h huI III 'o;tarhl.uck the
,!.a,,, '",",'' - wl''in r''"h o. tho guns
i"''''''' ''' t'ic / rc''ch territory.
r,,.o foE''tnh' :,
G .h.o ''.!'' nan h'Iies west OF
.,.'.,, - ".h ~ r"rn''ch'a u small Town,
Ioi."l.'nS INC french Custom House.
's'' n "', P''u" oh INC hlSi'"ay Lead
'n| ~ i"r'S; 1hc railroad TO Metz
,t'n ,ur', ,o..', .,''".'n '" inc village. iet"ccn
,,..,I :; '.''' .nc l''"r ''a;lF' On IN"
-" ~" ,i'a i, c: c:I ,nI 'o'I's c' r"rD'ch' While
o ''w!In w, s''G ~ ol tac h'*5hWay are
,,.,l,. ,,.;,,,i:' ~" NI"H' WIN rol'a ana
ihrt ihi.'', J. :,I.5 ''''''".5 through tic ra;:hea.
:',I '..no ''''' "iI near cho"$h TO SCAR
80 "i'r ,;,< ~ .,'"D'e INC French art''Srl>;s
~, - '''o" , tio,' i!'''" Si'"' not ohiy III
e't 'pN.'' :''C "'J9hd IT.; an' Tie l'rils-
,''''l ,' batteries on thc hi!l cat OF Saar
=; L;..',, "Ln ~ '.'' se''o 'hc'ra well over to
'''''''''
-, TIE NHSGES.
"rr" ''a'fhruck ana tho lthinc
:''" ''c "S:fcS Mountains, an Out!y-
"f; 'r"r Vi !ae !uf;. range. The
-: :'!' "''' '"';'iI,G 'iuc cast from Acucn
= =, '.'ie's 70 Inc h'io', passes over and
.ni'"7n tHen', now winding along
''i;'to" 'i:,. ""a "Grr ra'lncs, and now
! '''l''%7 through tunnel or crossing
,.. ! ',. '''I1 ", Il Fa"'Hct. hc railroad
;,''.'S ~ ,otE;'"'o"Fs on the French
.,", p.eSe',tn ~; 'ho same typographical
i:.n",.I a., :' ,o"h oi h'tcie' on the
I.,',|a ~" r. 'i'.' ''cateu on the western
''i'u ~ 'l'o oS"c'.
. r,,,, m"S Ss'",'u movement OF either
"ai;,y,. ,y ''"HI ~ i',''ue "cSI ol that To-
o",'.. @ Ai,nouGh ricnch troops oc-
vuIJ ".inso1"r5s' ~, ana arc found all the
T"v h:,,.Ip up inc l'liahe 10 Basic, and al
na"t:|It .nolc a, :'ro rruSs'an troops at
ho "assnn' u.u i' Aeni' ana o'hcr points on
,no;n.;t, p''''h ol Inc !tiilhc, the
,r: 9 in 1a";t; " ;ne troops Oh Gi!hGr army
s. Sicrnh IL Posl''Dh PH between hitcho and
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GREAT SOUTHERN
IMPROVEMENT IN FENCING.
Saves it's Cost in Land
saved, and Facility
Of Cleaning.

N REAT saving Of timber can bo made
W of anything'hat will not break Of
IS own weight A rat may get through
it and squirrel may climb over but all
other animal, may stay out. Tho wind
can not blow it down, needs very li,llc
repair, and the timber vii! last longer tEan
in amy other known fence. The subscribe,
is agent for Ahbevi;e County and will sell
rights for plantations aud for townships.
Come UP Oh Sale Day aud for further par
lc'l'ars in regard to T.. Davis Improved
Patent Wire and Picket Fence, apply to
j. VI. TH0MAS,
Agent ALLoville, S. G.