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The New York herald., 1870-05-14

LONG ISLAND PEDAGeGUES.
singular Conduct of the Jamaica Board of
Edacaticn-Is There Fraud or Nott

A'I"cnssvu-AS A"cSv EIauN VI NOtS
About sixteen years ago the Legislature of this
State incorporated free school for Jamaica, giving
to Board Of Education consisting OF five persons
the right to sustain the Institution by levying and
collecting tax on the property and Inhabitants OF
Jamaica village OF oneHlth Of per cent. In pre-
in every respect; the pupils were furnished
with books free OF cost aul everything
was agreeable and satisfactory. Under tn, new
management O new system has been introduced by
which the pupils are compelled to pay for the books
a system which is creating mucn Indignation. In
many cases tile parents OF poor children cannot
afford to pay for the books and have PEELED
TO take their children from school. The system Of
promotion Is such that new set Of books Is
complain that even at this expense their children
are not being properly educated. The Board of
have procured the passage OF
bill giving them power to raise an ad-
the school building pay the jantor's fee, furnish
fuel and make repairs. The existence OF this bill or
its features were not made known to the public ur-
til a few days ago, when It was pronounced as
janitor and fuel, and been repaired and enlarged
when necessary. The people think that if in pre-
vious years one-ffth oil one per cent was sufficient
to sustain the school and furnish the pupils with
books, 1t should be sufficient, now when children
have TO find their own materials. thereby
curtaiing the expense ut least $4,000. This
Is serious subject, and Is receiving serious
consideration as it Is oppressive and unjust to the
poorer Glasses, who pay tax to sustain the schools
and Afterwards have to contribute individually to
educate their children II Is said that the Board Of
Education nave no legal right to pursue their pre-
sent course. 1t Is the general opinion that there s
something wrong and 1t Is openly asserted that the
principal OF the school Is making money by the
QDerltiGn.
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VENEZUELA

A Fierce Battle Anticipnted-The Rebels,
with BlnncO at their Head, Before ca.
racas-The Citizens AL Armed.
CARACAS, April 25, 1870.
Guzman Blanco Is still before this city, and from
the movements in his camp during the past four
days an attack has been hourly expected. On the
oath, shortly after daybreak detachment OF his
troops, mastering about 1000 strong, marched In
an eaaterly direction and took up position on an
EN- inence about nalf mile from his present camp.
During the afternoon they were occupied in
raising an earth battery and were reinforced with
large piece OF artillery The Inhabitants OF the city
are in the greatest state Of alarm and all under
arms, determined to resist Bancos attack at all
hazards They have reason to believe Blanco In
tends, II possible, to make his attack under cover Of
the night, and, from Information received through
private sources he intended taking the city by
prise, but since he will find them prepared he may
desist for the present. II he should make attack
he VIII be warmly received and fierce and bloody
battle VIII enSue.
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A FREE LOVE EplsO0: IN MsWAsx.

Monroe street. In Newark, N. j., was the scene
yesterday afternoon OF considerable excitement In
which well to do bedstead manufacturer, his wife
and gay and festive Lothario figured as principals
The bedstead man ascertained during the day that
his wife had been seen gailanting ardently with q
strange man, and straightway he started or to
inquire into the matter. Driving down In
front Of q certain house in Monroe street he
observed strange hODlbre beat q preciptate re-
treat by jumping from second story window. He
found his wife In the house. as alleged, and despe.
rate scene ensued, in the course OF which the wo-
man cut him seriously in the head with caseknie.
She then went before Justice OF the peace and had
o warrant issued for his arrest, on charge OF
assault and battery, which duly served and the
husband committed to the county jail. At the re-
the present
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John Miller and Pulaski G. Wilson, jewellers, Of
New York, filed petitions in bankruptcy In the
United States District Court yesterday.
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Among the Inspectors Of Election recently ap-
pointed by the Board Of Supervisors Of Kings
county are said to be few individuals who were In
dicted FOR fraud at the last election.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

I4s9, each. $1 600
s,VSfs cacn. 4VV
Approximations to the $4,000 Prize-Nos H. and
Approximations 10 the $4,000 Prise-Nos is,o1o and
AnpS"z To- the $4,000 PrxeNoa and S
Prizes paid In gold. Information furnished The highest
rates paid for Douboous and all kinds Of Gold Silver
TAYLOR CO, Bankers, l6 Wall street, New York
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John e. JEFFREY has brought an action in the
Supreme Court against his wife, Fannie E. jeffrey,
to obtain an absolute divorce the ground Of adul
terry. The defence is general denial, Mrs. Jcnrey
making countercharge against her husband. A
motion for alimony pending the trial was made on
her behalf, and the case was sent before
referee who had reported In favor Of allowing her
four dollars per week and thirty dollars counsel tees.
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BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.

s1xtyhree licenses were granted to liquor dealers
by the Excise Commissioners yesterday.
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Drs.- Creamer and Kissam, appointed police sur.
geons for Brooklyn, were sworn in yesterday.
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During the past three days $40 637 paid in at
the Office OF the Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
Third district.
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fire broke out at an early hour yesterday morn.
morning In Black & Deblin's brass foundry, No. so
Second street, E. D.. and extended to adjoining
buildings. The entire loss VIII not probably exceed
$4,000. Fully insured In Williamsburg City and
other companies.
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| Destination.
Stea1lfr.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF NAY AND JUNE.
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SHIPPIN G. N E w s.
Almanac for New York k-Thi. Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

un rises. ....... 4 A Moon RISES. .eve -
un sets. ....... 100 High water. morn so
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Bark Hakin Ja (Nor Mahiesen, from Antwerp March S0
(received . pilot from boat Williams, No ~.
q Wind at sunset Sc.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MAY A. ls7o-TRIPLE SHEET

schr Allen Brown, Pierce Esabsthper for rrovidsnca
Ssnr Il,c n 5mish, Eiixabethpor for Providence.
scnr yuno, IeScaf, Elixabethpor for Salem.
scnI ranne Hesxsrds Mayo, ExAbcthport for Fall River
Sh Schr nnIonlens Hapin, Albany for Boston.
Sh Schr 1 14loximqo: Whitmore Rondout for Boston.
schr vandeiier, Walls, Hoboken for Danversport.
scnr Jmla a Iate Tate, Hob0ken for Bridgeport.
hcnr Maria F!emming, Hale, Hoboken for Norwich
schr Portland lBr, Nelson, New York for Windsor NH
schr lr 9rsgop Greg C,.ndsge, New York for Portland.
schr Z Hyde, -. New York for new Haven.
schr Florida Metcalf, New York Tor Rockiand
schr Phil Sheridan Murphy, New York Fail River
Schr Oliver Cromwell, Deiano, New York for New Bed
schr Benjamin English, Baker, New York for New Bed.
schr John Losicr, Trerether, New York for Taunton
schr Hannah Chaye HAnscomb, New York for Hart
ford.
Schr Ocean Queen Wilcox, New York for New london
Schr Elisha Baker, jerome, New York New London
schr Charles Beebe Maynard, New York for New Lon
don.
schr Sarah Louisa voss, New York for weiIdeet
wich
schr Dart, Murphy, New York for Stamford.
BELOW.
Bark Hakn Jari (No Mathesen, from Antwerp March S0
Geceived pilot from boat Williams, No lA
q Wind at sunset Sc
Shipping Notes.
The steamship Siberia arrived at Queenstown 18th inst all
we'll
Captain W Look, late master OF bark Eliza White of
Portland Me. died in the hospital at Gibraltar the 18th u
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OG0.
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ADJUSTMENTS SECOND PAey--Fifth and sixth columns.
AND 6boks
BOARD AND LODGIN wAsrED--srcoxD PAar-Fir.s
sSHss F.ss sssa co.
ss CIV ZEAL asaas sos
cLyERss S xSp Statesmen -sroonD rAer-rhird column.
6OAchMEN AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAer-Third
coAsTwisE STEAMSHIPS FINER PAcr-vfsh and sixth
SoeAsSST ,r.ssr PACE s,s.a column; a,s..
pssfrES pssTisTS soAne ''"'
5sss Sn S LE AND us
r1ssslst S;Sa5 COLUMN Fis eoumn
tvrsS
ESsa ssis%n sSn
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s11sssirtsE s1s SGS yrsS 4sSSss eoS%n eoS.
vHEScu ApyERTsEMHETS- SECOND PAsE-sixth
fsa% con-
BoRsES CARRIAGES, 4o-rINsr PAor-seoona ool-
MorGLs srcorp P.or-- rIrs, column.
l.IcIvEE season -sse9sp P4en-sii;h column.
Sf lsp r4jynas cSn eSnmu
nAgBJA NNsiKIs- Fis:r rAds- Second column.
EiIIisfsY lSD phEssxARiSG"PIasr % KIN SlS rAensinh
NIscsLLnSEogs ADvERTIsENEsrs-TKsr rAer-
nIscHiIAxEourss- raer-Th,rd column.
ynsp p.SFffnsi p.SFfss: s1a%s Sa,nn
PIhkoP0RT rs SECOND PAoY- S:zth colnmn. -
PROPERTY OF OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR 10
hEkr-Stcosp PAGE second column
nEAL ESTATE 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE- Second
colnmn
REAL ESTATE WANTED SECOND PAcE-secoud col
kEWARD5r!rsT PAer-First column.
Sixth rcinmn.
SAILS At AUCTION SECOND PAsH-Flr,h ;eoil,mp.
BIrrAilONS NANfED--FEMALES- -SEooSD PACE
srUiTIISss WANTED NALEs-sroosp PAGE Third
colnmn.
SPECIAL NOTICES -Firsr PAsp-Plist column.
eroRriEa-DO1s, BIRDS &c.-F,ssr PAoE-Seconi
eLMAER RlSORTS-SuCoSD PAGE-Fifsi column
{bs TnADEs--Sroo~D PAog--rn,rd cc!.mn.
YIlE JDHF--fissr PAsr r-Sccond column fc'l
ND LET FOR BUSINESS PCHpOSES-FIEsr, PAGE
sixth column.
TkAyELLtsS uUIDE--FIRsr PAeg-Sxtb colnnl
yScHfs sJEAhBOAfs. Sc-flcsT PAGE-Sirth column.
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ICE CREAM.

NJ j. DIXON, ai5 BLEECKER STREET Fu2NIsuEa
jM ho.e8 ieconeis, aud
With bis celebrated Steam Ice cream Of all al <oc
per QusIi.
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Old Lac. Low ireisat.
The well known GIsi class sliewhe3i steamship
De SOrO,
Thomas ~. Morton Commsra-s,
WI les pier No. 50 North river jgy
" Freight taken al through rates iog st. Lots Mobile
For frclsh. or passage having spsor accommodation.
Apply LIViN.s1Ds, ftIx s,r.
e. Liberty t.iecl
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L-oR sALE-A TKREE-QUARTER SIZE BILLIARD IA
be- Sharp make, In nse month will te sold cheap
Apply TO H. BrScu. J22 Noua.on street.
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L. OF Galveston steamers
Ine Al steamer GuLF STREAM, Captain AcCreeTy, s
pier " isasi river, will sail on Saturday, July D.
~ goods ior Houston OF the interior VIII bs forwarded oy
our agents hessrs u. II. McMahau Co., free Of charge
FOR freight or passage apny 30
C.H.MALLoRY c. L CO., iss Maiden lane
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REWARDS.


S) hnas Mn@ az a ~. ND THE MONEY IN THE POCKET.
X,n,ra va ~ p paid for the ret urn OF pocAe0ooI
.aIninS wv ia esys, lost Friday evening or Saturday
I'LL, - s ihe Drug storo Of Baun Ramsrcrser,
GH0n GOLD D-ftkEN BY MIs...Sg FROM ForuTn
" .-~..-- .c-.is, July l. A liberal reward will DO
gyan for its rclIiu 20 tho paying to,Icr.
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A BOVE prices complete with frame,
n Without frame $40. less on each
mill. Also, Steam Engines, Boilers, Mill
Gearing of all kinds, Grist and Saw Mills,
snu.ters, &c. Agents, &C., for L: & P. K.
Dsderick's hay aud Cotton PRESSES, which
also manufacture. All sizes of Gin
Gearing, constantly on hand. A 80 horse
Steam Engine and Boiler, on
hand, for sale cheap, for CASH.
All work warranted. Terms-Cash on
delivery. !,asa a.-..s. =.
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settlement of the Estate of
Andrew Gillespie, decd

"A IL persons interested, and those hav-
a; lug claims against said Estate are
hereby notified that q final settlement of
the came will be made ip the office Of the
Judge Of Probate for iAbbeville County
on Monday the 2sth day of FEBRUARY next.
AL persons who may have claims against
said Estate: will presen. the evidence Of the
same 8 on Or before that day to The subscri-
IL
DAVID r. PENNEY
Jan. "a, 1870, 4o-3t *'~ ~
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SMITH DEPARTMENT

we i!"ve in our employ nm efficient work.
man ma In all the branches. of this business.
we have Patent Tire.Shrinker.
WIN which we can shrink tires with per-
feet accuracy without cutting, making tie
weakest places Stronger than before, and
Without damaging the wheel in The leasi.
fe'sons who bsve ties that need shrinking
%o"'u 90 well TO remember that one,haif
the wheels are ruined or materially ipiur-
cd by cutting and shrinking in tie usual
way. Satisfaction is guaranteed in every
90 where this machine is used.
Constantly on hand,
NEW BUGGlES of the best material.
Also, Metallic Cases, Imitation Rosewood,
Walnut and Drop Black Coffins. The
hearse will attend funerals punctually at
the appointed time, and personal attention
given when desired.
Oct 8, 1869, 24-tf
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

virtue Of sundry wri's Of Ficri Facias
HO to me directed l will sell before The Ab
neville Court House dor within The Icgu]
hours OF sale the FIRST MONDAY IN FEB
tUAN next the following property, to wit:
2iO acres Of land, more or lcs-, bounded hy
lands OF Nathan Ingram, }. W. Fooshe and
Others, levied on as the property Of 3. X.
Mure''ison ads. E. A. Miller, and others.
$40 acres of lands. more or less, on winters
IT Long C"ne. adj"uing lands of Thos. Enkins
james Calvert, SnmI Lomax, San.l Smith oni
Others, levied on as the property of John r.
McCord, ads. Il. L. Gordon.
IS acres OF land, more or less. bounded NV
'ants of Enoch Nelson. J. F.. G.,ztrau,l Others
levied upon as the property Of A. Is. uu,nblen.
ads. Bernard O'Conner
2:lo0 acres of land, more op less. ADJOINING
lands Of +. B. Moragne, Mrs. Agnes Lane a
". Crozier. and others. levied upon as thc
property of Phares Martin, ads. Thomas
Thomson.
800 acres of land, more or less, bounded bv
lands Of DR.. n. c. raggart, estate of John
Mcclellan, and others. levied upon as the
property of A. T. Watson, ads. J. /. Harmon,
One houae and lot in The Village of Cokes
bury, adjoining the Methodist Parsonage. lands
ow or lately belonging to NJ. Strauss, and
~ 'eSieo upon ms the property of Laura
biaekwcIl, ads. Charles Slrih
i6o acres of land. more or less, on waters of
Calhoun Creek, adj,ining lands of the Rev.
james l. G'bert, Sam1 Jordan, and others.
e'iea on as the property Of John Ii. Power.
ads. A. j. Clinkscalrs.
100 acres Of lnnd, more or less. adjoining
lands Of Mrs; Mary Riley, Mrs. Hinton, and
oHhera' levied npon as the property Of Frank
lin Bensler, ads. Jefferson Floyd
bale cotton levied on az the property of
James Magill ads. X. w. & J. I. IIadion.
l bale cotton levied on as the property of
John Rouse ads. +. Cowan t. Co
TERMS CASH.
II. 8. CASON,
c,.a, o sheriff A. c..
she'iff's Office. January 10, 1869.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE DIRTRICT COURT Ob
tzHEf UNITED STATES, FOI
TIE 1DkSTRIcT or 1SOUTU
CAROLINA. IS a q
In the matter of James M. Vandiver,
Il bankrupt
RY virtue of an order from the
- Honorable Court aforesaid no.
tlce is hereby given to all lien credL
tors OF tho Bankrupt aforesaid to
eAs their liens before G.: G. Jae-
ger, Register at Newbury c.. H. on or
oe'ore the eth day Of FEBRUARY noxt.
II. II. WARDLAW.
!. -eS ,9i2. ASSIGNEE.
Januay, 10, 1870, 39-3t.
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Current Deposits of $1.OO and
upwards Received. Gold
Deposits payable in


gold, received by
agreement
with the Assistant Cashier.
Interest auo1rel at the rate of ,SYl
Fer Cent. per dn7aat',', compound
ed crery Sic Months.
DRTNCTPAL and Interest, or any part
Il thereof, may be withdrawn at anv
tIme-the Bank reserving The right (though
it will be rarely exercised) 10 demand four.
teen days notice If the amount is under
LOCO; twenty days p over 81 900 and
under $4,000, or thirty days if over
$4,000.
OFFICERS
WADE HAMPTON, President.
JOHN b. PALMER, Vice.Presidepl.
THOMAS E. GREGG. Cashier.
d. l.. WARDLAW, Assista Mt Cashier
DIRECTORS.
WADE HAMPTON, Columbia.
WILLIAM MARTIN, Columbia.
F. w. McMASTER, Colun. bia.
A: G., HASKELL, Columbia.
j. P. THOMAS. Columbia.
+. II. HEINITSH. Columbia.
JOHN B. PALMER, Columbia.
THOMAS E. GREGG, Columbia.
J. ELI GREGG, Marion; .1.!T,
G. T. SCOTT. Newberry,
w, G. MAYES. Newberry. |
B, q. RUTLEDGE. Charleston.ais
DANIEL RANENEL, JR., Cbcrleston
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, !; Willows,
Orphans and others may here deposit their
savings and draw ia liberal rate of interest
thereon. Planters, Professional Men and
trustees wishing TO- draw interest on their
nnds until they require them for business
'r other purposes. Parents desiring to
'et apart small sums for their Children. and
Married Women and Minors (whose de- |
'osl's can only be- Withdrawn by them !
elves, or, in case Of death, by their legal |
wishing to. lay aside funSs
or future use, are here afforded an onnarS
unity Of depositing their n,eans pbsro
hey will rapidly ascunulats. and a, % ,hs
anne time, be subject 70 withdrawal whsn o
'eeded, ~ 'lnt $oJ ~ "nen
Sept 10, 1889, Poly Z l
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"Barrett's' most called for.

IiUMBue-Iiow often we hear this expression from
persons reading Advertisements of Patent Medicines
and in nine cases out Of ten they may be right II is
% years since introduced DIR. Tobias Venetian
Linment to the public Had money to advertise
it, so left it for sale with few druggists and store
keepers through small section of the country many
taking 1t with great reluctance but told them to let
any have it, and If 1t did not 90 all stated on my
pamphlet no one need pay for it. In stores two
three bottles taken trial by persons present
was by many, thought crazy, and that would be the
last they would of me. But l knew my medicine
was no humbug. In about two months began to re
ccye orders for Lniment some calling il my val
uabe Liniment, who had refused sign receipt when
left it at their store. Now my sales are millions of
bottles yearly and all for cash. Warrant 1t superior to
any other medicine for the of Group, DiarrhGa
Dysontery, Collie, Vomiting spasms. and Sea sickness
as an internal remedy 1t is perfectly innocent take
incrnally-see oath accompanying each bote-and ex-
ternally for Chronic Rheumatism, Headache, Mumps,
Frosted, Feet, Bruises Sprains, Old Sores, Swengs
Sore rhrOats, &c, &C.
Price so OTIS Sold by the Druggists. Depot 10 Park
Place, n. Y. 4w1UH
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Mr.. REED-M Telegraph Il have been
finding great deal of pleasure land profit in
a careful examination of Gen. Sherwoods ex-
haustive reports copy of which have been
s happy as to receive This report is so vol
luminous (320 pp., Svo.) and so complete, that
only most cursory view could be given it in
the brief space of such an article as l feel at
liberty TO inflct upon you and l shall there
fore only call your attention to such parts as
will particularly interest readers in Ashtabula
County taking these as indices to the COM
pleteness of the work in Its researches.
The preparation of such work involves so
much labor, and is of such value, that regret
the work cannot be in the hands of every
Ohioan. l call your attention now TO the sta
tistics of Ashtabula County, there given.
E.ectiORs-The vote at the last election stood.
Gov. Hayes, 4,945, Pendleton, 1,243 1t. Gov.
Lee, 1850, Godfrey, 1910 Sec. of State, Sher-
wood, 5,7G6, Hubbard, 1910. Treas, Warner,
4,944, Buhrer, PAL. For President the vote
stood: Grant, 6,109, Seymour 400.
agricultural dRd Business statistics are as fol-
lows :-QSGS)
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PArkAnD's MoNTHLY.-fhls magazine las
been enlarged for the New Year by the addi-
tion of sixteen pages. In his announcement
for 1870, the publisher says "The future
opens brightly before us, and we are encour.
aged, as never before, to give our best thoughts
so far, beyond our best hopes. The first step Of
successful journalism, that of getting the public
ear, we have fairly achieved, and 1t will be our
fault if we do not hold the advantage" s. S.
Packard, Publisher, No. 937 Broadway, N. Y
So per year, six copies $40; eleven copies
$ls, twenty five copies, $40 thirty-two copies
$49 fifty copies, $70
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she had knit, one for man and one for n wo-
man, "becausc," she said "you wouldn't want
the wife 70 be comfortable and not the hus-
band, you know" They were all she had, she
told me, and yet she wanted to give them 10
the freedmen, "because she loved her country"
But how homely are these instances, that do
not come with the glttero Of wealth. The world
never notices them. No grand ship will be
sent to carry the remains Of these people TO a
grand sepulchre. But, propOrtiondtety 10 their
means, they have done as much as George Pea.
body.
The grand result Of the millions given may
be greater in its effect on masses of men but
10 the heart that gives, the result may not be
dlsproportionate In the blaze of glory that
attends the princely benefacions of to-day let
us Of small means, and humble position, not
be discouraged as we follow the example ofth
poor woman of whom Christ said "Sbe bath
done what she could,"-remembering that the
Bible says "He that hath pity on the poor,
lendeth unto the Lord" prov. xix. ~ and
that Christ himself adds, "Inasmuch as ye
have done it unto one of the least of these my
brethren, ye have done 1t unto mel" Matt.
XVI. 40) "Whosoever shall give to drink un-
to one of these little ones a cup of cold water
only, in the name of disciple, verify say un-
to you, lie shall in no wise lose his reward."-
lib. X. 42) "Go, and sell that thou hast, and
give to the poor, and thou shalt have treasure
in heaven" Gb. xix. 2l)
Our encouragement is that this has to do
with benefactlons, little and big, alike.
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BUFFALO mAnKET.

"WEDNESDAY, JAN 10Th.
FLoUR-sellsng in small lots at the following quota.
tons
Western Spring. S5GO66.OO; do bakers 6ss: do
white wheat, G75G75O; No. City ground Spring. 525:
No do $50; do amber, 60O9GJO; do white wheat 100
0s25. Rye Flour, 457. Buckwheat -four s25as s7k
per 100 lbs.
WHEAT-Dull and unchanged.
CORN Quiet aud drouping.
OATs-Neglected and nominal
CHEEsE-Firmer but without quotabe change Prime
factory held at l7QlSc.
BUTTER-Quiet. Choice State dairy 4carce at 3G18sc;
Common to fair do 25d30c.
E0os-steady. Fresh 3gc lined 34a Sc counted out