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This remedy is compounded expressly for
frmities, going at once to the % fountain. nj head n
OF disease. 1t extinguishes
1u",ors. Cons1nmption. Syphilis, Skin Erup-
''01s Wosfe Saa hte"r,; nf n;,a1 B19as Rheumatism.
We all know that the promiscnons u xeco;na
tion indulged in during the late war bred t%e
most vlllainous diseases. Vaccination pus was
scrofulous sores. 'u VI
Then of course the impurities Of the scrofu-
lous patent were absorbed in the blood of men
Gtherwise without diseases, and both became
in1ected alike: Men, women and children
diseased from this cause, and knew not. nnt}
afew months ago, the origin of it.
henry's Constitution Renovator
Relieves the entire system of pains and aches
ennvens the spirits, and sends new blood
BOUNDING THROUGH EVERY VET VEIN
It imparts
Rosy GLOW TO TIE CHEEK
hUBY IINGE TO THE LIPS
CLEARNEsS TO THE HEAD
BRIGHTNESS TO THE CoMpIEx1oS
BUoYANCY TO THE SPIRITS
AND HAPPINESS ON ALI, SJDrs
For all affections OF the kidneys it ia nnsrr
passed. ~ 10 uhsur-
People have been rescued, as II wero f,o,,
sne very Jaws OF death, by timely use of this
EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS
80 ,Doct1r, was vaccinated in the hospital.
Beiore that had no skin disease. IJntii bai
bottle of your Constitution Renoyator. n@u
sent me by Mr. Roper, Of Columbia MO
suhered tortures with running sores Sincaa
usea Two bottles am we'll, except a small sore
well fast" o' "' 10 Bettlng
Ihls from lady: .And now my skin ia "a
cleaL ei ana 1alr az babes. My Complexion
'na1ss ::Yss 10 0eS your Renoyator, is beautfni.'
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81 was very much troubled with syphilis
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NO more rheumatism. Three bottles NJ
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Doctor. enclosed find IS. PIease sord
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we have not space for more of the above e.-
tracts, but You can ask your neiebbor abent en
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For all dieeases of the
KIDNEYS, RETENTION OF THE URINr Sc ~
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lon, weakness, General Lassitude ana Want
OF APPetite 9. it is unsurpassed. " "n'
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your letters. The new law in our New Yorh W
Post Office compels this. Address. iofA
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agency OF the United States.
LABORATORY, 276 Pearl street
P0st Office Box 5.272 New York
,os e .GoNSTiTuTIoN RENO1ATOR is 81
on receipt OF price Patients are reanested 1to to
correspond confidentialy and renv viii he bo
made by following mail. 'epy VIII DC
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HAvING the LARGEST and most COM
III PLETE FACTORY in the Southern Ates
and keeping always on hand large and most
complete stock of DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS,
Sash Doors, Store Doors, Shutters, Mouldings,
&c, DC, am enabled to sell low and at MAUI
facturer's prices.
N, B.--Strict attention paid to shipping in
good order. April tiy
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5 s s 8 s g s 8 g 9 gge s

To the Working Class.-We are now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with const ant en-
for the spare moments. business new, light
and profitable. Persons of either Sex easily
earn from SOC. to IS per evening, and pro-
portional sum by devoting their whole time to
the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as
much as men. That all who see this notice
may send their address, and test the business,
we make this unparalleled offer To such as
are not well satisfied, we will send 81 to pay
valuable sample, which will do to commence
work on. and copy OF The Peoples Literary
Conpdnion-one of the largest and best fami-
y newspapers pubiished-all sent free by m all
READER, II you want permanent, profitable
work, address E. g. ALLEN ~ CO., Augusta,
Maine. March 10 IIt3mo
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HE1NRV,9
CONSTITUTION Rem OVAT OR
Or Blood Cleanser.

fHNHlS medicine is known to the faculty as
IL being the concentrated fluid eItracf @s ny
Sarsaparilla, united with other valuable medi-
cinal herbs, and is guaranteed as chemically
pure. For the cure Of
SCROFULA AND CONsJHtpTtou
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ADVERTISING

months. SO per cent. added; 3 months,
double monthly rates; 6 months. i times month";
y rates; IL months, times monthly rates.
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SPECIAL AOTiCE.-To parties in want of
Doors, Sashcs and Binds we refer to the ad-
vertisemcnt Of +. P. Toale, the large manu-
facturer of those goods in Charleston Price
list furnished on application. July II ONO
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA
DEPOSITS OF 81 l. UPWARDS pEc,,1vpn

DEPOSITS OF 81 u UPWARDS REC:,1yFn
1STERRST SETRT p AAAYMED nS 1H5:D AT4HERAZEo
on CER1IFICA 7ES or DEPOSITT." IT,
AND S!h PER CkNT COM
POUNnED EVEkY SIX
MONTHS ON A Geo UNTS
VIM. Martin, President.
John John 2. ?. Thomas rht%en; vice-rresiden,s.
Thomas q. Gregg. Cashier.
John Q. Is. Smith, Assistant Cashier
Directors.
Wade Hampton, Columbia.
William Martin, Columbia
i. w. Mchlastcr, Columbia
A. G. Haskell, Columbia.
j. +. Thomas, Columbia
+. II. IIeinitsh, Columbia.
John Is. Palmer, Columbia
Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia.
j. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. t. Scott, Ncwberry
W. q. Mayts, Ncwbcrry
u. IL. Rutledge, Charleston
=, DANIEL Ravenel Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks. Widnvs ~
phans and others may here deposit Their saw.
lhgs and draw liberal rate of interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trnstees
wishlng to draw interest ON their fnnds until
they require them for business or other pur-
posesi rarents desiring to set apart small
Gums Tor their children, and Married Women
ana Minors (whOse deposits can onJy be with
drawn by themselves. or, i'm case of def .h Nv
ahe1r n;a regai representatives,) wishing to lay
an opportunity OF depositipg their masre
where they will rapidly accumulate. and at
the same time, be subject to withdrawal when
'o""'''. ------------ Aug IS
albbes & Thom as, Real Estate Agents
nFFER their services tothe public q GEN.
~ ERAh LAND AGENTS. Will bny and eeil
charges until sales are effected. A'o
JAMES G. GIBBES
JOHN p. THOMAS
Jan ~ WADE HAMPTON GIDBEs.
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MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD.-Es-

SAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the passional
attraction of the sexes, and the happiness of
TRUE MARRIAGE, when perfect manhood and
perfect womanhood unite to consecrate the
union. Sent free. in sealed envelopes. Ad-
ladelphia, Pa. Jan 20 3no
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OUR HOUSE is packed full of NEW AND
" DESIRABLE
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
them, at the popular ONE PRICE STORE Of
March rs W. D. LOVE & co.
Atlanta Medical College.
NHHE Thirteenth Annual Course Of Lectures
in this Institution will commence on MON
DAY, the I'd day of May next, and continue
four months.
FACULTY.
WILLIS F; ;WEsrMoRELAND, NJ. D.,
Prof. Prln. and Prac. Surgery.
DANIEL c. O'KEEFE, NJ. D.,
Prof. Prin. and Prac. Medicines.
JOHN G. WESTMORELAND, MD,
Professor Met. Med. and Med. Jurisprudence.
WILLIAM s. ARMSTRONG, MD,
Prof. Anatomy.
II. V. M. MILLER, MD,
Prof. Clinical Medicine.
JOHN M. JOHNSON, NJ. D.,
Prof. Physiology and Pathology.
JESSE BORING, M. D.,
Prof. OBJ. and Diseases of Women and Child'n
W. H. B. GOODWIN, M. D.,
Prof. Chemistry.
LOUIS Il ORME, ND,
Prof. Gin. Surg. and Diseases of Ey o and Ear.
JNO. THAD. JOHNSON, MD,
Demonstration of Anatomy.
n. D'ALVTGNY, NJ D., Curator.
D. q. OKEEFE, M. D., Dean
Tickets for the Session. ..... $12O 90
ma MAJ rictlatl0n. m M OO
nin1 ricke1 iof Dissection on'............. 10 90 90
Board in good families and private boarding
houses SIS to $40 per month. For further in
formation, address tho Dean.
0a0S
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Solomons' Bitters.

TTNHE groat SOUTHERN TONIC and Invigo.
Il rant, is for sale by DIR. @. II. Mot,
NOVEL Druggist, Columbia. 8. C.
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A AIRS
SARRACENIA BITTERS.


I'D x = P E I'D STA
And diseases arising from disordered co.,
ol1ion a. OF the stomach and Liver Prepared bv
d. W: A!MAR, Chemist and Druggist, ~
4G9 hlng, corner Yanderhorst STREET
Ds- SOLD BY ALL DRU0GLS5S In
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BRONCHITIS OR THROAT DISEASE.
Those afflicted will find remedy in ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM. Be convinced by positive
proof, and test it yourself
ZANEsvILLE, OHIO. February 90 1869.
MesSrs. u. ~. Harris &c Co.-GENTLEMEN:
have been afflicted for ten or twelve years with
Bronchitis in its worst form, and have tried
everything that could buy recommended,
but With little or no relief, until used your
relief in short time. believe it is the best
preparation extant, for all diseases of the
throat and lungs, and feel it my duty to say
this much for my own case, 30 that others
may try 1t and get relief. Respectfully,
MATTHIAS FIREMAN.
We know MIR. Fireman well, and his statement
above ls correct. w. A. GRAHAM Il CO..
wholesale and Retail Druggists, GAINESVILLE.
Sold by FISHER & HLINITSH
march l fIlmo Columbia, s. c..
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The Best Fitting
A ND most durable KID GLOVES made,
N at t. & W. C. sWAFFIEID'S.
March 10
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Creme De La Creme.
1A0 BARRELS very Superior FAMILY
lOO FLOUR, for sale low by
Jan 26 EDWARD HOPE.
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PECTORAL

JUST OUT.--"CHERRY PECTORAL
TROCHES!" superior to all others for Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, and Bronchhist, and
Hoarseness. None so pleasant-none cure go
quick. Manufactured by
R6SHTON q CO., AstUr House, New York.
For sale by DR.. G. H Mot, Columbia s. c..
No more OF these horrible TASTED, nauseat-
ing, "Brown" Cubeb Minos Dec rs IIt3mo
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STILL IN ADVANCE!
NEW ARRIVALS DAILY!
Goods Purchased at Loyvest Gold Pricea.

THE subscriber
having just re-
turned from New
York with one of
the finest selec-
tion OF goods in
the j E w Ell Il Y
A N D F A N G Y
GOODS LIN E,
would call espe-
ciol attention IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-22

Frnncc must henceforth content herself with
attending TO her own affairs, and with
leaving other nations free from her dicta-
ten or interference, viii this 10 an an.
mixed evil for the French people
VIII their rcnown in science, in letters, in
art and in industry, be diminished byitr Is
any laurel taken from tic real glory Of
France by these military calainitics? Are
tliry not indeed less I'M urious to her than is
the fact that she has for eighteen years sue.
mitted to the Second EmpircP
France has nm army the less; but she is
still France. The French genius and French
ideas are unframed. Henccforth she will
maintain no vast military establishment, and
her people will not be stripped of their earn
ings to maintain million of useless troops, or
to ell the pockets OF swindlcrs who draw the
pey for soldiers and for supplies that never
existed Her taxes will he lcss her industry
will be more, her real progress will be
greater. All Europe, too, viii feel the ben"
At of these results in tie virtual abolition
of great standing nrmics, in peace more
firmly established and in the development
and advance Of civilization, science, and in
dustry moro firmly secured.
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A job that Promises to be Rich.

The Commissioners Of Emigration are
to build spacious cdifce for lunatic
asylum on Wards Island. II is announced
that the excavations for the foundation are
nearly finished. The building is 10 be go
feet long, and to cost n sum not yet nscer'
tanned. The npproximativc estimates, how
ever, show that the expense cannot be less
than one and half million dollars
This new asylum was projected by
former Board of Commissioners. They called
upon architects for plans and estimates, and
numbers of these were submitted; but when
the Board came to examine them mirutcly,
many important questions, scientific and
other, were found TO be involved,
and the subject was postponed to
another meeting. Before this meeting could
be held, however, the Board was changed,
and Messrs Hustled, LYNCH, and FREAR-
all virtuous men-were appointed Com
mttae TO confer with the architects. They
told them, as we are assured, that no plan
would be selected without further public
notice but instead of this, they privately
adopted the design of Mr.. JOHN O'NEAL (;
and it is in accordance with this design that
the work is to 80 forward.
As we have stated, tho sum Of money
which is TO be expended can only be imagin-
a 1t is said that the time for completing
t,e building is limited to eighteen months
I'm. that torn can easily be extended. Con-
sidering the circumstances "'',..,,.tr which the
work Is commenced and the names Of the
Committee 10y whom the plan was selected,
It would not be surprising if this job should
prove 10 BE- as cnll.ss in time and as rich
| and varied in profits os the bu lding of the
| New Court House, ont Of which 50 many
! gentlemen have got 50 very rich.
The means for this fine job are supplied,
| Of course, from the capitation tax levied upon
| the immigrants who land at this port Vast
sums Of money, far exceeding the necessities
Of the Commission, are drawn from these
poor people. When the Commissioners
purchased the half of Wards Island years
ago, tho tax was but $3.50 to each
person. Since then It has been raised
TO a.. 80 each. Although one result Of thi
extortion has been the sending Of large
numbers of immigrants to other ports caus
| ing n serious injury TO the commerce Of
| New York. still the fund in the control of Tho
| Commissioners constantly increases, and has
as constantly furnished the means for cX
travag ancc, If not corruption, in the expo ndi
lures Of Tho Board Tho present job, however
exceeds all its predecessors in It's promise
and as it is in the hands Of men Of great ex
perieuce and skill in business of the kind
we have no doubt that it will be very PRO
ductive, and that it will be Il long time bt
fore il is terminated.
The Legislature ought TO prevent swindlc
of this gigantic kind by reducing the mmi
grafton tax to such figure that the fund IL
tie hands of the Commissioners would neve
he more than ia required for the honest cos
of maintaining the immigrants who becom
charge upon the Commission.
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That distinguished publicist, Mr. C. c,
uAzrwELL of Boston, inlulgcs in gloomy
views respecting the probable consequences
of Prussan supremacy in Europe. lie
thinks it will tend only to enrich the Pomera-
Ran nobility and place Europe under the
iron grasp of military oligOrchy.
There is no doubt that the Prussan ars
tocracy is one Of The most arrogant in the
world, and its arrogance is the more remark
able on account of its comparative poverty
But it is not ikcly that the German people
will submit for any length Of time to the die
tntion of such a lot of mobiles,
What Germany needs above all to vindi
catcher claims to moro co1S?icuoua posi- iH
in the ranks Of civilization is national unity
Tho Austrian war did much in that dlrec ion
and tho present conlict VIII do SILL m1re
When Germany is once powerful abro"
and respected by foreign powers as ono "
the leading nations of Chrlstendom, the pee
| pie will not be likely to lose niue
timo in settling their accounts with tn
aristocrats at home.
The North German Legislature include
many statesmen who are alive 70 the nece
sity of populari1ing the political institution
Germany, and destroying tho lingering We
tiges of the fcudal era. Probably there is I
] nation in the world more adapted by gener
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-22

The 7u1rRc declares that in its " honest
belief majority of the legal voters Of this State
are to-day in favor of the Administration of Gen.
GRAM" Will the Tribune inform MS how there
can be an honest belief about an Administration
which keeps an acting Secretary of state who IL
VIGOROUSLY guilty of having received a bride OF
$50 900 to betray his constituents and deraud his
clicutsS And does IIoRAcE GREELEY honestly
believe that the people can be in favor OF an Ad-
ministration which thus rewards bribery and ele-
Yates corruption? Alas how are the mighty
fallen, and honest men given over to worship
fraud
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An Encouraging Exception.

With all the swindlcs and robberics per
pctratcd by the carpet-bag Governments OF
the Southern States, it is encouraging to
find one State with an honcst Governor We
refer to Georgia. Though Governor BCL-
LOCK has been in Office two years or more,
tho debt of the State has not increased n
cent during his administration. We take
pleasure in calling the attention of the pub
lie to this fact. 1t is crelitablc to the Cover
ror, and shows that in his hands the int rests
Of the people sulier no dctrimont'
THIS slows why GovernorBULLocK cannot
he in favor with the Administration at Wash
ington. Ii he had Only swndled his cpnstit
uents out of 100000 or more, he would be in
favor. and might even BE- appointed to higl
Office But he is an honest mon,
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The Rev Mr.. Cor1Hrn is reported to have

The Roy. Mr.. CoIIHER is reported TO have
said, " If Catholics could prove by documentary
evidence that Proteotants are doomed to perdl-
ton, would rather go to hell with joins kNoX
and the other great lights OF Conpregatlonal'sm
than 90 to the seventh heaven with PIo MONO
and those who believe in him" What is the
evidence that Mr.. CoLLyER has ever made such
statement as this, and what sort Of hell would
that be 10 which men would 60 by ehoiceT The
ordinary understanding is that hell is a state OF
punishment and of misery consequent upon
wicked deeds done in this worldi but the idea
which is put into the mouth Of Mr.. CoLLYER
would seem to be that it is condition OF lie
which under certain circumstances may be
preferable even 10 the highest heaven such
declaration ought not to be attributed to man
like Mr. CoLLyrR without some proof that II
really proceeded from him.
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Two Notable Forgrrics.

IIUUI NC nUHIIV u I0"'E'
The agent appointed by the Executive Com
Initce OF the New York safe Associated frcss 70
dsrov.r The writer Of the Wing telegram IRON Troy,
Announcing the fatal illness of Commo. ore Wander
hit has reported that the editor whose name WAS
signed to the despatch was not its author. This was
"A suurl nous work the part vi the agent for no
ono would suppose that the author would have ii rem
his real name to tho operator Inc man VINO SEM
pert IL forgery Five or six years ago, forgery OF
much larger proportions and one which caused
anguish in every household, whose head was too
poor to pay for substitute during the war, was DIS
covered in this city, and the author, after brle In
generation, WIS set at liberty, because he was a
Radical The forgery at Troy and the forgery In this
city were perpetrated to affect the price OF stocks
very palpabe clue to common author. Is history
repeating ltselff
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Sending Oats 10 Texas-Where's Secretary
ReIlSnnpt

FTOWI 0UTI -ITIVIt'V
II is said that the Qunrermasters Department is
sending oats to San antonio from New Orleans, TO
feed Texas horses and Mexican mules, which are I'M
accustomed 20 that article OF food. The marKet
over PC pcr pound steamer reights 65c per sack Of
two bushels or over 1c per ID frel!ht nom the
coust nelr &c. per 10. Tota, about sc. per ID. IL
pounds ore days feed about COO. Corn delivered
here 10y contract At about II % per BUSH or Tor II
lb~ tuuv Jay i,rD 21Ec, Difference, SIC. poi DAY
FOR cl,n ANIMAL ANA our farmers lose the market FIR
thpil corn.
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The English Mission.


IT goes begglhg ms IS sIeTIIHVau0'
What IL the mattcrf
INir tell you. No man o any character or rcpn
tatior can afford 20 FILTER /, away under Mr. Fish,
or under President Grant.
Tie unanimous public sentiment Of the United
States demands that England should be compelled
20 pay Fir price Tor the ships car-oes and frei MS
her pratical slip Alabama destroyed on the high
seas be,ougng TO citizens of the United States
72is no more and no less, EH0idHd must DO or G9M
Grant, rish & Co. are rot up to this point, AM So
any man who goes to England under present cir
curstanccs rs Minister, goes on a FOOLS errgn',,
;. Is. ii.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-22

The Republican State Convention is to
meet soon to nominate candidates for Governor,
Lieutenant. Governor, and other State officers
We wonder whether they will endorse GRANTS
Administration. If they do, they ought to specify
the retention of bribed BANCROFT DAVIS at the
head Of the State Department as the chief reason
why the Administration is worthy Of universal
respect and confidence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-22

the chief responsibility has not been his, but
belongs TO NAPOLEON III.
Thus perishcs the mighty sham OF the
Second Empire, born in perjury and trcach-
cry, and built up in fraud and corruption
The cost to humanity of clearing it away is
awful to think of but the air of the world
will be purer when 1t is utterly removed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-22
LONG ISLIND.

The foundation e,one Of A Catholic Chapel wRs
laid in Greenfield L.lr yesterday by the Rev. Father
Turner,
Mr. Sammis OF the Surf Hots', Fire Island, il
Transporting rom Maine at the rate OF ABOUT s!OO1
tor the season.
Two Young sons OF CAPTAIN Hcadley, who were
drowned oil the shore near WATERFOWL were l0und
clasped In each Others arms
At picnic in East New York Grove ,yosterd ',
two Ads quarrclled and fought. The frlcuds on eac
sde got involved and there froe hgh, which re-
suited IN prokGu heads AND dlslEuTed faces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-22
CnmhIlng nonscs AIlacI.ed In snrntoaa.

CCrrespOnlCnce OF The sun.
SARATOGA SrrINGs, Aug. TO- 1870. yesterday,
afcr the races had commenced, the sarato "a police
In force made descent on Morrissey's club house,
opposite Congress Spring Park, by virtue OF war
rant issued by the Police Judge of saraogt, TO take
the gambling apparatus, which was resisted ny all
the forces that w,lly, Patrick CO. could muster
aud even tie uniformed police here tteppel up 10
Morrssey and offered TO assist provided ne hau no
obirctinn INT he declined tho nonor.
i, e Executive committee Of the Christian Asso,
cit n .Ic determined To eradicate ahd ue,'ro an
immoral Institutions In tins vi !aEe Mchc nave
already been closed. W. d. H. hoNNE'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-22
why 10 lie
10 u. Eiitor Of The san,

10 he Ei't0r Of The San,
SIR; Can you let us know WHY THE SvN has
been stopped at the Fiityninth street Station House.
Nineteenth ireGlnrtf
We have 10 pay for the papers, and WHY she u :
we be compelled to read papers we 90 not liNc aud
not allowed 10 have that paper whose sunlight has
such terrible effect ON the heads OF tie Metro, Olit IN
Police DCplrtmeutY
A little sunlight will oblige PATROLhAN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-22
sLAsoSABLE DoGGErEL
By Watts Isaac.

whero'er tttcm NV u'alFt ABROAD,
HOW many dogs SIZE;
~ Hnnl, nv at ma
Jorusqlem 'tNs ia share, v know
our city has murh more,
In tlct near cyary door.
In blooming seasons 81 the wear
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