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New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
HEPRING'S SAFES

We invite the special attention Of bankers
and merchants to the evidence adduced in another
column of paper 10 the superior quality OF Her
rings safes. Whenever devastating : .ccurs, the
response OF those who intrused their - TO the
keeping OF these Safes is SAFE recovered he ruins
and contents all perfect" Or whenever s1ssstui rob
berry takes place. the is, No HeI s safes there"
but when the burglars try their skill upc these reand
thiefdefyng strOugholds, the respOnss Is, An
cessftil attemp! at burgldry"-[N. Y. Express.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
GueriaI Noiires.
PhaIon's ..yitaIin,v Or, salvation for the Hair

PhaIon's ..yitalin, ;" Or, salvation for the Hair.
POR RESTORING TO GRAY HAlR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALOys "vTTALIA" dses utterly from s the dyes" o
Orers and restoe" ~ in totally different pm
epe 1t Hmp fragrant and perfectly pcptte'
muddy requires shaking and eommsaes
stain the bDen. No popr curtain Necessary to conceal
il, turti appearance simple that Is not 'srbA t"
al intent. and purposes NEW in Toilet Ch-u
For sale by all iruer.a PHALOg & son, Yev.York
Prostration Played out.
Violent purs,ve. easa sayan,s bHlg au beeng have hsa
their isy.
The acE can longer persuaded that The best way taen
to destroy the strength that tea'e has sn them
Dy,pepaes instead Of dosing epson salts aloe' eoy
euth ap and other powerful ca,r their digestive Organs nd
regulate their bowels with STOMACH BTERs
Persons Of bilious habit instead wing the whole saar
into state Of morbid irritation mercua poison seek relief and asd
IT, in the operation Of vegetable osaTe The '
ordered liver
Nervous suFerer tremaou deponaent recruit their ss
tered energies with course Of tie great nvgorln and bs b day
when the .iuse liquors Superseded b. meiiiS
stimulant perfectly Efficient AMI entirely hsrles
Travellers b lan and Sc. eoce oss Of agreeable cor
-ec;ye witch protects the EVIL fecs Of malaria from go
sickness aud from disturbing influences Of changes Of 'Ha1
snd change Of water.
The weak aud debs.ed strength and their spins
vive under bseng sppeanng gently eIhhatng acton
II the only simalant which physicians eoasaenaoy
delicate health to the agei sni dep4
There not city the American Continent .her'
not recognized as household remedy sa safeguard against ep
denies short whenever there intelligence prunee and c
mon sense BrrERs pronounced nA'd
specific for which the whole Of pharmacy there no 'aSH'a'
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
A NEW RAILROAD FROM SYACK TO THIS CITY.

A new railroad is to connect this city with
Nyack. On this road, four and half miles OF which
have been constructed, excursion train was run yes
terday between PLermont and Nyack in seven and half
minutes time. About the 18th OF May this section will
be open the public. Nyack is % miles from this city
and 1t is estimated that express trains will make the trip
in hour, great saving OF time the route OF the
new road mile back Of the HudsOra western
bank with average grade of 10 feet To the 'e ana
will run through beautiful country. Low Communication
rates are promised and excursion tickets Will De sold at
Erie rates The villages TO DE benefited by TINS railroad
are Nyack, PermOnt MOnsey, Spring Valley, Nannet
Tlauyetye, and OTangeburgh. ROckland County VIII
also be benefited by the opening Of this new artery
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
BASEBALL.

Owing to the storm yesterday the Mutual
Union game did not take place The first game between
them will occur the 9Th Of May, at the Union grounds
The 2th Of June has been fixed for the first game Of the
series between the Atlantic and Mutual Clubs. On Tues
day next the Orentals will meet the Mutuals on the
Union grounds
The latest novelty among baseball people Is the form
ing OF the Mutual Amateur Nine, made up from gentle
men well known To the public players OF merit, but
whose business prevents them from deyoting
their whole time to play the professional must DO
The thus far subscribed to the list Charles
walker John Kelley, William Mcmahon, VIII
membered. AS soon as organized the amateurs will com
nence at the Mutual Professional Nine. There is not
stronger amateur nine In existence, and their engage
Will be interesting any Of the professional
Director Mcmahon OF the Nutuals has adopted new
method Of training the Club nine ON practice days,
three substitutes first put 10 the bat against the nlne
these have been put out the three Ouheders
are brought in. the subs taking the vacant positions
these put they restored TO their original places
and the basemen the bat, the " subs F." taxing
their posts Again the pitcher, short stop and catcher
a at the bat the subs third time changing
positions becoming pitcher short and catcher In this
wise they have two hours practice and there IL no finch
ing from IL. II will be that the men are IN constant
play and never out Of position.
VICTORY FOR THE $4,000 NINE.
ST. LOUIS, April 29.-The baseball match
to-day between the Chicago Club and the Union Of this
city resulted in favor OF the former Score A. to The
Chicago Club will play the Empires tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
7HE DRAMA.
NBLo's GARDEN.

The last representations of the spectacle bur
Iesque Of Pippn the King Of the Gold Mines, will
be given by the Lydia Thompson Burlesquo Troupe, at
Nblo's Garden, this afternoon and evening On Monday
night Miss Thompson viii appear in the new drama Of
"Mos1nto which understood to he the work OF Alex
andre Dumas written expressly for Miss Thompsons
use.-The Lydia Thompson Troupe, by the way, will ap-
pear In San Francisco the next Fourth OF Juy.-A
Matinee performance for the benefit Of Mr.. W. H. Bow
ditch the known theatrical agent Of Mr.. and Mrs
W. ]. Florence, will be given at NibO's Garden next
Wednesday. Mr. Bowditch II very ILL., We trust that the
eff rt 10 aid him will be rewarded with rich results
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
rIyE U~lOIA-

under the circumstancos The troupe will next
visit Columbus, Cleveland Buffalo, Rochester, Troy. and
Albany, returning 10 NcwNork the 18th OF May on
that day and the next Don Giovanni and "Oberon"
will be sung nj Academy These will he the last
performances Of Nine Rosa's troupe in this city ON
the 10th they will open in the Boston Music Hail. where
new scenery has been prepared for them,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
BrpPlLO CATTLE sARKgT-ApRrr %

rpcepts Of Cattle III total receipts tins week 43
Market weak ga 70 % for Shipping
todays toted through Chicago
undcr law for much
Sheep light Hog market
better; Shipping stock SJG ~ So
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
Tile rn1nr-,r lnnAs its col.

THE TRIBUNE lends It's col
umns to every slanderer, in
the hope of cOnce5lIng the
irrcparable mischief which
il has sustained in cOnse-
QuenCe of recent revela-
tiOns. The "warblers" have
brought IL 10 grief, and now
1t hopes tO silence the just
voice Of criticism by devices
which the riil-raff OF the
streets would deem too foul
10 Use.
That the philOsOper OF THE
TRIBUNE is III the habit OF
cursing like "a drab is no
tOriOus-hut he must be
taught not 10 curse in print.
The course Of THE TRB-
UNR, during the last few
days, must have astOnished
those who have not recOg-
nized in Mr.. Horace Greeley
the great original OF Peck
sniff. His life is an organ
lied hypocrisy"
He has been discovered en-
gagged in one Of the most un-
scrupulous and prOfligate
IcOnspiracies Of which pOliti-
Ical annals bear record, with
1.-THE object Of winning the
IGOvernorship at the next
election. This time he did
mot associate himself with
Isuch men as Gov. seward,
but he went over 10 the enc
Imies Of his party, and basely
Offered himself ~ them Tor
sale.
J SO mach for his political
honesty. Tie has now, either
by his own act, or by that
iOf still baser instruments,
dragged journalism through
pan abyss Of filth never b.
fore seen in this country.
As for THE TRIBUNE itself
the description f'- II given
by its own friends = its most
fatal sCCuscr. II II a mean,
cOwardly, slanderOus, and
dishonest sheet, a1d it has
probably done more TO de-
grade morals and journalism
than any paper wlich was
not liable TO be instantly
suppressed by the Police.
He carried II 10 the great
dirt-heap Of when The
TRIBUNE is the proprietor,
and shot his rubbish there
and q good riddance Of it
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

John +. Henry College place Y proprietor Of the Ages
the world where be olRd I times we
established remedial PREPARATION that ministers 10 the health and hApP
NJ rial ma
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

Quitting the Business.-WHITB FRENCH CHINA DINNER
W. F. DALEY Co,
OIL Broadway.
Quitting the Bu-iness.-wHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER
N' W. J. +. DALEY Co,
6ll Broadway.
Quitting the Business.-CHANDELERS, ent other GAS FIX
-'-- VII DALEY Co.
63l Broaiway.
Quttin9 the PLATED WARE AM TABLE
WI Z. DALEY 4 Co.
69l Bro1i~Ay
Quitting the Business.-FRENCH CLOCKS ami BRoNZK
CllORED GILT DINNER TBA SETS about hall proc
WI DALEY Co., COL Broadway
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
hiCh-toned organ :
From The Pickwicl Papers.
CHATTER l..
HOLE-AND-CORNER BUF-
IIHN

CHATTER J..
HOLE-AND-CORNER BUF-
TERN.
4 reptile contemporary
has recently sweltercd forth
his black venom in the vain
and hopeless attempt OF sui
lying the fair fame Of our
distinguished and excellent
representative. the HOnora-
hle Mr.. Slumkey-Our rep
tile contemporary We say
has made himself merry at
the expense OF "a superbly
embossed plated cOal-scut-
tie which has been pre-
sented to that glorious man
by his enraptured constitu-
ents, and toward the pur-
chase of which the name
less wretch inSinuatcs the
Honorable Mr.. Slumkey him
self contributed. through a
confidential friend Of his
buffers, more than three
fOurths OF the whole sum
subscribed. Why, does not
the crawling creature see
that, even II this be the fact,
the Honorable Mr.. Slumkey
only appears in a still more
amiable and radiant light
than before, If that he pos
sihle4 Does not even his
Obtuseness perceive thai
this amiable and touching
desire 10 carry ont the
wishes Of the constituent
body must forever endeaI
him 70 the hearts and sOul-
of such of his fellow towns
men as are not worse than
swine, or, in other words,
are not as dchased as ouI
contemporary himSclfg
"The ribaldry OF this mis-
erable man Is despicably
disgusting" said Pott, pre-
tending 10 address Bob
Sawyer.
" II yOu can wade
through q few sentences Of
malice, mcanness, false
hood, perjury, trcachery
and can't" said Slurk, hand
ing the paper 10 Bob, YOU
viii perhaps be somewhat
repaid by a laugh at the
style Of this ungrammatical
twaddler."
- consider you, Sir
said Mr.. POtt, 81 consider
you a viper. ! look upon
you, Sir, as a man who has
placed himself beyond the
pale OF society. by his most
audaciOus, disCraceful, and
abOmiuable public conduct
j view you, Sir, personally
or politically, IL no other
light but as "a most unparal'
leled and unmitiSatef
viper"
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
MARRIED.

BRrDRY-ssTH-on THURSDAY evening ApHl ~ 81 S !.
A.. hes p.u,s Mr. Bsden, bsnry beioen Jh ~
Gl,y, smith daughter n. smith, all u bFoofIIn
RLSwoRTT-vAs wYCK-Atib. residence ashs ona. hp. -
younsss, d.ashsr Of John r. Van Wysl, 90 al @ @N ~V
Kennck Henry RsrbS1seD and Mss Grace fos'1 AL " 'S
Al Notices Of Nrrriages must be indorsed nth fS1
name and address
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
Prom The n. 7. Times, April q

!
1870.
THE TRIBUNE ROLLING IN
THE GUTTER.
But THE TRIBUNE adds 10
this persons TRADE n state
.mcnt which deserves some
notice from us, little as we
are disposed to follow itiutO
the mire where II has been
grOvellng for days past. 10
refers To Gov. Raymond,
whom il abused persi stoutly,
wantOnly and Indignantly
for upward of five and
twenty years. II poured out
every variety of its vile
ISLANDERS upon him, and now
raises its Pecksnifiian wall
over his name only IN the
spirit q OF cOwardly dcfamer.
Z IL then adds that "Our cir
IculatiOn has steadily de
Iclined." Our reply 10 this
is short and sinple-THE
TRIBUNE Giles deliberately,
Iwillfully, wickcdly, with
naked intent 10 def ne and
|malign. IL knows hat its
lie is utterly withOu. excuse
or plausibility." Now, this
lis not the sort OF language
for which We have any par
tialitv, but we copy ii from
THE TRIBUNE, where II ap-
pears with other ''impOtont"
butioOnery aud rufiianism
peculiar to venal journalists
and moral Pecksniifs.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

Nine. Parepa-Rosa and her English Opera
uOupe have recently made second visit % both Chi
s~so ano Cincinnati, enjoying d almost unpro-
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
THE CROYDON RACES.

LONDON, April 29.-At the Croydon Races
to-day the Shirley Plate "a handicap, OF 40 soyereigns
han mile was won by Mr. W. Fitzwilliam's b. T. Snow
den by Blair Athol, out OF spithres dam, years Old
MT. g. Bince's b. C. Election, by Lambton out OF The
Queen, years old, second Mr. J. Smiths blk Darkie
bl Peppermint, out OF Bridget, years old, third
eiirancs three sOyercigns mile aud thfeequafters
was won by Mr.. j Smiths b. O. Pagamini by King OF
Kept out vi Melody years old Mr.. Bainbridgos b. c.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
o.. The ExSu af Iltf

y hal niue teeth Cotton Dens Association 10
Cooper Institute xating she ercsime Fh ~
usi for H Q ~" All patients e bo-gt all IHii
that they experience 10 pain
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
Plants by NIail.

The Trophy doL, k5 loL, 81 single plants 5e Al
dress Gao. b. WAKING, Jr, OgieH Farm Newport, l.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
The Merchant., Life In.urnnce Company Of SerYaa

h, deposited Hundred thousand Dollars Insurance Depart
been authorized business and has secured
charter increasing the capital oc TO rso Hundred
thousand DolA comply with the laws Of all the
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
PosT-OFFICE BUSINESS.

The following is statement of the business
done by the New-York Post-Oce with Europe and the
West Indies for the quarter ending st March ls7O
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

.onfusion left the smoking car altogether Ii
we hear of her making raid upon any tobacco
shop in any part of this extensive Republic tho
;rteresting fact shall be duly reported
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

Wedding aud Visiting Cards Stamping Note Pape
Wa EVEGDKLs lt PULTOsey orr. OLD Durol CnUAoa
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

After this Mr.. Pott became violent and bran
dished the ire-shove whereupon Sam Weller pulled
a meal-sack over the editors head and shoulders,
and extinguished him. If The Times Is going on
brandishing shovels in this way we shall have, IN
vet another instance to do something of the same
kind. The sack is again all ready.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

"Of Washing chimes, there rothng TO be compared VIII
DoTYsH-Neetly Tribune Dee l5 l8oS
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

THE Supreme Council of the 33d Degree,
F. and A. NJ, Albert Pike Supreme Crane Commander,
will assemble In Baltimore on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
WALLACK's THEATER.

Continuous and tireless activity prevails at
Wallack's Theater. The week has been occupied by
"The Bellies Stratagem," Married Life" and "The
Love Chase" They welknOwn plays, and they are
known only be admired. The recent representations
OF them have been marked by many incidents OF merit
Mr. John Gilbert who always plays wel has acted with
admirable spirit old Hardy, Mr.. COdde, and Sir
William FondiOUe Miss Henrques has earned new titles
critical esteem by her acting in Lea Hardy and In
Constance Mr.. Wyndham has personated Hildrdke with
q great deal OF care and spirit Tonight "The Love
Chase" will be repeated. AT todays matinee, Mr. Lester
Waack will act in the excellent and favOrite comedy OF
"Home." Next week the stage Of this theater will be
occupied with MASKS and Faces" "The Bellies Strata
gen." "The School for Scandal" and Married Life"
Mr Walack has the military drama Of The Lancers"
in preparatiOn-the work of Capt. Leicester Vernon
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

" The Independrnt, Sir"
replied POtt, "is still drag
Cing on a wretched and
lingering career, abhOrred
and despised by even the
few who are cOgnizant of
its wretched and disgrace
fU existence ; stified by the
very filth il SO profusely
sCatters; rendered dea. and
blind by the exhalatiOns Of
its own slime, the obscene
journal, happily unconscious
Of Its degraded state, is
rapidly sinking beneath
that treacherOus mud which,
while il seems 10 give II a
firm standing with the low
and debased classes OF
society, lis nevertheless ris-
ing above its detested head,
aud will speedily enguf ii
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
THE EATANSUILL GAZETTE.

History repeats itself, and the great pubcist
of to-day is little more than copy of the pubcist
of the last generation. To show how surely journal
ism of a certain kind returns to its first exempars,
we copy few sentences from The EaidnsriU Gdsette
of 1880, quoted in "The Posthumous Papers Of the
"Pickwick Club" and parallel utterances from a
New-York paper of the present year which has be
come the recognized successor of that valiant and
iCb-
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

Time, l'5li, l5li l:a5i l:5il, l:@ 1851.
The betting was very heavy on both races. Regent,
was fayOrte in rstTace and Allie Hunt in the second
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

TotS g54 S24 O95 IS Total l4l3ps SlI324 ~
W Indies &c. li6 1908 ~ W Indies &c. RlS l+S W
REHABILITATION
Letter
Europe-Reeved and forwGrei. 2 7JJ6J a2gs1 lS
West ndies-Receved and forwarded .. l3S,7o4 2S6b S
Grand Total ................28g 8gl T64 sg1sll8
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
Charles Heidsieck

CHAMPAGNh Siiefy sni Extra Dry. In haskets-in
Per sale BY all wholesale grooers and siBe deALrs
Sole Agents for L. g. SChULTZB Taller ~ BeayersL Ne
ioTk.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

Pe.t-Of1-e Notce.-rre msik Rarope daring
ending SATURDAY April - 1870 ~ ohee TUESDAY
NEDNBSDAi AMI hATl RDAf At u ali
iolisws VIA and D. Il:t M o. an ms; y
lD.ia T. H. JONkS Ios.as.le.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

Laportes Paris Ricochet Cut id Gloves an improves.
seamless ea All shades and ass RICHARD GREENS I-ss
elastic and beautiful khgsBd
unen AL other mAA Gall a. Tg BroAssy
snh Tenth SD sndt y hem.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-16

MeuEsr.-TAe inquest on the body of Mary
Alberts, who disd from the effects Of the am.
pYtatlon otthe Tnmbsii injured when she was
run over On the Northeastern Railroad last
week, was continued yesterday. DR.. Buist
made post mortem e1aminatioasin the report
of which he stated that the woman's left arm
and foot were so: badly Crushed as to render
amputation necessary; and that the injuries
received were the cause of her death.
The witnesses who were. examined stated
that all that they knew Of the accident was
that it was not phosphate train that ran over
the woman. Mr. Solomons, the superinten-
dent of the road, was requested to send the en-
gineers Of the only two trains which were on
the road at the time of the accident before the
jury tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock, at which time
the inquest will be continued. On Saturday,
when the inquest was adjourned, the jurors
were required to give bonds in the sum Of
$500 each to appear before the coroner yester-
day mo....g, at 10 o'clock; two. of them hay
ing failed y make their appearance, we un-
derstand that their bonds will be turned over
to the encouragement for prosecution.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-16
Tribute OF Respect.

The Marlboro Lodge. No. So, A. F. NJ.
az It's regular communication August S, 1870,
held Lodge of Sorrow in commemoration OF
the death of Samuel J. Townsend, Esq, when
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased God to remove
from our society on Earth our brother, Samuel
J, Townsend, be IL therefore, by the brothers
of Lodge No. SO, A. F. NJ,
l. Resolued, That we have learned with
profound regret Of the death of our late
brother, whose memory we have assembled to
commemorate in this lodge of sorrow.
2. That while we bow in submission to the
decree of Providence, whose designs are mys-
terious, and whose wisdom Is inscrutible to
finite man, we cannot suppress our deep feel
ings OF sorroW at being so unexpectedly de-
prived of brother so endeared to us oy MS
many virtues and manly traits Of character,
and we mourn our loss the more sadly, be-
cause we could not enjoy the privilege OF min
istering to him In his last hours upon earth:
and of performing at his grave the last sad
rites of burial. Nevertheless we deem 1t a
/ happy privilege to be able thus to assemble In
the sacred bonds of union, in lodge OF sor-
row, and to interchange with each other, eX-
pressious of love and admiration for our broth
er while living, and of unfeigned sorrow at his
untimely death.
5. That In his death this lodge and the fra
ternity generally have lost q bright and shin.
ing light, and society a worthy and useiu!
member, unsurpassed in public spirit, patrio-
tism, generosity and hospitality.
4. That we deeply sympathize with bis family
In their bereavement, and extend to them our
earnest and sincere coincidence in their sad
a1hiction.
S. That our lodge be draped in mourning for
thirty days as token Of our respect for the
memory OF our brother, whose death we so
deeply lament.
6. That copy Of these resolutions be fur
nished by our secretary to the family of the
deceased, and that page in the minute book
of the lodge be reserved, upon which these res
olutions be spread, recording thereon the date
and place of death and burial of the deceased.
I. That these resolutions be published In the
BennettsyIlle Journal, CHARLESTON NEWS. and
Marion Star. tn. A. SUTHERLAND, W. N.
A. J. Rowe. Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-16

CLUBS AND SrARs.-Samuel Middleton, ON
old offender, was arrested on suspicion OF lar
ceny by officers Lovett and Johnson Of the
detectives. He confessed his crime and showed
where he had hidden the goods in the burnt
district. He. was sentenced yesterday to thirty
days imprisonment.
Daphne Alexander, vagrant, was sent to
the House OF Correction for thirty days.
John Geddis and Laura Grau were arrested
Sunday afternoon for making fuss in CAL
houn street. Laura went to jail for thirty
DAYS, and John was discharged.
Moses Frazer, arrested for stealing vest
and coat, was discharged, the party to whom
the articles belonged not appearing.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-16
6uerial Notifies.

mp PUBLIC SCHOOLS S.-PEABODY'S
FUND FOR THE SOUTH.-The Trustees OF the
fund have Just had their annual meeting, when
eulogiums and resolutions were read In honor OF
the memory Of the distinguished benefactor, and
the report Of tse board for the past year received
The use ofthe fund has been productive of
much good, chiefly by the stimulus 1t has given
the committee in the establishment Of public
schools.
The benefits derived from them in every COM
munity Is lasting in their effects, and Of incalcu-
liable MISUNDERSTANDING the masses, and i'm
parting among them thirst for knowledge, and
desire for information on all the leading topics
Of the day, and on none more 80 than on Hygiene
the preservation Of health and the prevention Of
disease.
This is now so marked and apparent as to as
tonish the intelligent observer, proving evidently
that the people, as a mass, keep themselves In
formed OF the hygienic reforms of the day, by
reading with discrimination the various medical
pamphlets and almanacs that are furnished them
eratu.tously-among the best OF which is Solo
mons Omnibus for 1870, the medical text book
for the people-In which will be found, by uncon-
tested certificates, 'the unrivalled tonic OF the
century, is sOLoMoES'S BITTERS.
aug16-tuths3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-16

TEsrrMoN1AL.-Mr. Peter K. Coburn, ex.su-
peRisor of the South Carolina Railroad Com
pany's work shops, was presented with hand
some silver cup, by his former employees, on
Saturday evening, at the Masonic Hall. The
occasion was very pleasant and most affect
ine one-Mr. Coburn taking leave of his late
workmen in the most graceful and touching
manner, after an uninterrupted intercourse of
over thirty years with. some Of the oldest OF
them. while others had spent the best years Of
their lives under his charge. The formalities
OF the evening ended, the guests assembled
psrtook of collation. and many toast was
drank to the honor of "Uncie Peter"