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when sne was FIRST scduced. AZ the time her seduc-
ton took place she was living at RAMS h01se
named nrnDb, IN fayettc county. She was s-ttuced
by brother 0i thia man. have often met VITA
her stree. aud ste HIS wiitiea mo Lushai
or letter. | think, whicn l always burnoa
no as 50 n rs l got thcan. ! nave never yet
seen Size letters which were producer al COlri, ana
avn consequently unable TO say whether l wrote
thcm or n0t TN ole oct:aSiOn during our Intimacy
though do no, fecoilcci iiuw long since, look .
Oottio OF 20 son aa'i revoiver away frou her.
TITS look place NJ The Harper House IN Grcennod.
Ske y'anicd tn XIII her-eif tnen I never gave her
an ptese4its, bat think she used ~ have watch
chain oi mine. never PROMISED To giyc ner $ooS
10 60 n" business. as reported, A0d do hoi reuem-
Der o. ever ha,tag PROMISES TO rive her ANYTHING
although she mas eften ASK eJ me 10 do 10. dO not
know wha, kinl OF business sac wanted 10 60 inte.
she '0d me, when 1rst got 20 going Win hrr. The
Dauics Ot ali the men WHO had ever mad intercourse
with her. do not believe si,e il dead. they say
go, bu! never did beiicve IL. ] iniak my health
was better before was imprisoned Than [, y now"
II n NECESSARY 10 remark that the manner Oi the
prisoner was cOilstrane ant ans raHef daring tn0
Whole interview aisd tilat no spoke uiscon1ectedU
anu random, fresu:hfly gang OIL i,t0 dcacrir-
tOfls Of the Ietilnx Of Ms neal aud hts tnAhify -
transact hs business. tie Also claimed THAI ne
could moi remember Wnetaer not he had ever
bCught any sto X. he th0lght he mlgn; have done
so. hut was u 1t c.Etam about IL.
His bruther, U. II. NacSnura, OF Cincinnati, u
here in Attendance ON ths trial.
The c0unse. TOR the nriseher ore CeOrse =. Push,
James sloan, r. =. Dickey, y. h. irWin, W. EcK.
msui aud 110s. I5eAch- The case the Part sl the
State y c0a,lucSed ~ r. Scal pr"sscutns Attsr-
ney OF tnts county. assisted by Milton /. Clarke.
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aOqussai were bAsed on some ecicntinc truths that
1uryUea are hardly capabe O. estimating correcty.
When persvn born Of parents reputcd 10 Le ia
sane becomes nimseif uDQnestiOnxbly insane. " u
there wns insanity In The blood. THIS figure OF
sDeech-fOr such II ssIgniEes that there was some
thing IN the constitution 0f the person, derived irv
has prOGenOrs oalc uated 70 make In aiiy ia
sane. The question now is did Ware Inherit an insane
temperament or nour0sis Is " Ia ca ledf Ii seems
that cousin OF his father was insane; but the az.
ease might have been derived irsm his mother. and
n So would it not he aus wcrahlo FOR any mental
Obifquty In Young Waref Eut H. Ia an even chance
that It was derived from his father, and, II So the
fact would be seted that insanity was II the Wares
OF previous generatiOn.
DR.. Rays letter. which regret Is TOO long for pub
licatlon IN the HERALD, goes to state his we'll
grounded reasons tor lievinR In Ware proul.
lection 10 insanity and closes by giving the following
summing up OF his tne0ries:-
1asware. shs prisoner inherited what called the ip-
Ssond-His Intsecs probably much below the ave-
fSad die committed the homicide under tho influence Of
Il the onsprtnG OF disease.
F5uyth-ln kiing his father he thought hc doing
very justIhahe act.
TflHe had prorer conceptions Of right aad wrong
as applied 70 Ills Own conduct
SirIn the commission tho homicide he ncsusy pos
ssssed No true mora frociom-ns freedom OF the viii.
With devotion to the interests OF his client
worthS OF all praise more especially as Il 10 Iab0r
Of love, Mr.. Scovel has not given no ali hope yet
An application for writ OF error WIN no maze on
Monday next. Failing In this another application
will be MADE DoiOr0 tne dav appointed Tor the exc
cutt0n. Outside OF any professional pride Mr.. 500
the victim Of circumstance circumstances that
an unreasoning pubic, much less an ignorant Jer-
Scy Jury, are little calculated 10 understand or un-
derstandin0. make allowance l0r.
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NEW AND UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Report Of the Inspector OF Public BuIIdisga
fer tfse Week RndinR NsveSnher 23.
sAa following weekly report gives the oG1ciaI
exhielt OF the number and the location or new
suildings IA the city for the week, the alterations
and the Description and locality Of the buildings
declared unsafe by the City Inspector
NEW gEovN sroSK nUILpIsea
s:ssss sass's elss Al sss ls
,s.s @ ss!ss is .s.s: 5.aa:
s. sasa s~sens s.. ans.s sv corner 'h
saSwn ssone s,ases. !. ssii ST.. ga .. OF Lexington
az e..: sss .s sifs S e.. VIZ s.s four
Grs ssa .ssas Mss.u s
silb4. n's stories Ihsm.: Meoisais. owner.
a;s ,:s s.Sis;; s,s.:, :s":r. " nss -
four s.sT':.: Lesson ssi.as.., cSne.s - % '' -.
ses Bonn. n,oSs owus s ~ H. OF A0 st. M
sast :..Sls,e Hudson st., rs n n. of Thomas st. az
rs brick store, o. Yves. Broadway and
1iIa s,is
brick stable, w. e,rner 9Th av and 18th st.. 5l.a1lOo
Sriss s.aOis' 10 Ess sstA st.. ss.a, stories; D.
lr,ss nsai SD st.. 50 r. east Sd .v.. Ns,sA
or,sk ienelsen So West sah st. 2sx5s. stories; E
srieK &C. "a % and 81 washington St, loo1sss
es. x .sds T. .as' som o.neT :n lie Of ,lA Az, o.o
stories; John IL. Mueller, owner.
brick sh ,p ilth Is n. Of Goth st., 2lxi00
stories; Joan n. Mueller, owner.
ALTERATIONS BuILDrSas
brick building, 80 William st., 2a6x40 stories front
wal to be taxen down aai rebuilt; An Helen Lansdon.
brick tenement 81 and $50 Sd sy 4cxlo rories from,
be taken down, front to DO buiit iron
girders supported by hrst story wall
rebuilt f. IN Of present WALL MAXIM building IS
T. deep; ohm sexton, owser. II
BUILDINGS pEcLARKD TO BK UNSAFE 80
Watts No f, stairs rear OF exte1hon decayedi j. !.
sowsry alA u.a.fs and broken. second story nOOr
av, g. n Of SOh st., north wall settled and un-
groons 81 ". corner Essex st., geaeray unsafe; Mrs.
broadway, NO. i's, unsafe floors Henry Blunt agent
1s av, w. q, 10th Ast ST. ntels OF insufficient
strength; q. o. Biinss owner.
Canal ST. No. 33 unsafe north and east walls Thomas ".
Marshall owner. -
Stewart,
Brooule a., No. ~ unsafe wall Joseph Dod,n owner
UNSAFE CHIANEYA
Watts st., No. %; J. l. West, owner.
MAcaou.al st No. 80; Mrs. wetherbeo owner.
Frsnkla st., No. I71; John ,, Haskin, owner.
Franklin St, No. lis; 8. s. Wvckof, owner.
Franklin St. No. ls2; James Steel, owner.
West I1th st., No. ~; James W GOD, owner.
Walker st., No. 2; Jacob Hoix, lessee
Walker ST., No. IL: Jacob Hox, essce
Walker IT., No. 10; y. Oswald, owner
Walker ST., No. ID; Jacob Hotz, Lessee.
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sAvAnsAn, Nsy. 81 lal.
exports, csAsswiss. 7so iaiss. 800; stock. $500
s.,,.. ..,v. ,,ad,,., Az ~. rs., - 81 h,..
rs" 10. ssno. y, ~. s ~, % m ~ ~ -
Is; csastwise, as; sales. S;6O0; atsck, loi s6s.
CALyrsroN. Nov. n ls7l
Cs:n s'sssy s good o.ss Rss ss mel iscep: sa 1.so
80 :, S Sne csAnnen ssS' coaswsa' sso ss'es !o;
"osA as" , -, =. -,
cs..uxo. receipts. a,ss sss. .;ss. sss sS' ~ S
honrLH, Ssv. 2. lS7l.
Cessoa sarons; nidAlins1 lsAo. rscapss l,s Ex-
ports Great Britain, 1870 oosstwisa ga 6ales 0Q
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i'iNAYyilh AND COIHNIiCIiL.
WALL. STREET,
Aau ID 4 u M

WALL STREET,
THURS DAY. Nov 23--6 r. NJ.
On 'Chalge to-Gay wneat was Inactive ana closed
heavy. Tie cotton market was strong and frac-
tl0n higher.
MOsEY EASY.
The money Market was easy although scme e6orS
was made 10 got t,c rate absve six per ceat among
the STOCK houses hut the supply al that figure was
more than eaoush to meet Inc demand. uud bal
snces were subsequently, leaAed al I'VE per cent
Prlale paper was quoted at I = ID per 0ent dis.
count
FoHEiGN EXCHANGE LOWER.
Tho leading fsgeiga bankers reduced their rates
tDr sterling to fgarss nearly corresponding 70
the rates VI actAa business. The cable states that
the Bank Of England directors made no change IN
tho discsunI thL, nierntng which std stands ct
four rer cent, although street rate reported
as not better than shres per cent The following
were the QUOTATIONS. as tue close o. ousiness:-
Sterling, sixty daya. csal.Ierclal, 1854 1851;
good to prime bankers, 1o9 a i0oH; short slSht,
1ooX 0 lie, Paris, sixty days. $40 635; short
eight, 5.3lA o $50: Prussian thalers. 72 \ TAX;
Antwerp. 6.2SH 523k; Switzeriand s.27x .
6.xlA; Hamburg. 35yi 36k; Amsterdam, 40H q
Aoys; Frankfort, 4s,S AK; Bremen, 7sk 70.
GOLD sra0NG-llJH A 1ioTs.
The golI market was ssea0y and 4otte d ui at the
rates pravaen, ior so,ao days past, nut exhieftea
ElunHess towari the Isse, owlsy W soAe Raoasl-
ness anssg the ''sn~vts,'' wha a23rslead reoe<l-
ton OF che "saueax.'' u WeanesdaY. The course N
u a&ar X wy IN
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
~~o~~~-~~~~~~~


venfDer u, by the Rev. G. ID. w. Bridgeman at tho
resiience OF the br1ie's parents WILLIAM J. HAI0Hr
TO JOSIE WRsfVOrr, oil 0f Albany.
day, November "a, 1871, at the residence 0l the
BRIDES parents, by the Rev. william Ross, Of New
York, NYhPHAs q. HALL to CARRIE g., eldest
daughter Of u. +. Arcuarius. ali OF Brooklyn. No
cards.
KErcHAM-BKRGER.-On Wednesday, November
22. by the Rev. n. AZ. Gallaher, SiDNBY p. KKTCBAM
to J0sgrHINE L., daughter OF Andrew Berger, Esq,
ail OF brooklyn. No cards.
day, 21st inst, by the Rev. Arthur Lawrence
JAMES r KiLBRETn 70 Mira sorHis AoSUs ouDis'
al Of thta ctus
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"JoHNNY STOLE A HAM,

Ofncer Thompson, OF the eighth precinct
yesterday morning arraigned laborer named John
Hays twenty-five years OF age, residing IN Downing
street. before Justice COX, at JEFFERSON Market upon
complaint OF William D. Haight. OF 500 washington
stree {. who charges that on Tuesday night last no
forced OF the weather boards In the rear OF his store
at The above number and stole nine hams. Oficer
Thompson testified that he found the prisoner gong
along the street with TWO OF the hams In his pos
session, and ne arrested hlm. He denied the
charge, but was fully committed for trial.
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Int QUOTATIONS. thed cotton rnnniax quality not
taau LA u grade above below the zade lu1t-d
posi RE- There has been rise more inquiry to-day but
the general market remains quiet and rowniy uachan-ei
Sales reported oil i,os bags barceona on private
icsIns. The curreat quots.ioRs are are as follows:
90 oa it,4e bc.: do urile IoHc iS.ac.. geld in
bot sixty dsys Maracsbo, loo iaiSc: La 1870
Is.i ~. Do@uso, bond. ikc i.c Java, 2ic asc,
Eoj, DUTY paid.
93 sxs bushes corn ts4z3 do cora mea, 6oo bos and
S5v ss9J bus els 1873 a., 2<5
do. The sor market duh prices ninally
unchangei The sales conhped about 500 onis
Re dull with only sslall ssutharn nour
dull ana we have note sales Of only about 1910 bbs
quoattous. quiet Uut stsady; saes
bujs. BTAndVSinc "A =, We
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ys ss osa s.s ana &C. fsS.'f Ss for lsros ss =
FOR mess and sil Ter pims mesa sscon Wa na:ss .
ssc AZ &c i9r shost coar 7o So FOR lsuy do skc foT
: :n ,s =, rrd r 1ss tor aunosrlAna s:lss wsrs
rus ss1 The fsos were srcs. sr Z
ss -; s';s rss. l os
.4.s "a. .sy .oi,s az sad .s.ay n. .ais:
s:lse ley tbiA vihia The range Of Tor meas. ~
or Inda tisrssa Beef hams were 1u e bu, m.
shaaseA The ssis were small comprisns about bb.
~ 49, ,al nssta Except IN Jobbng tnere Is no
Al change We quote: Dry salsci shouiern S,So
$40 clear bries SIC 6Hc bellies, eAc. She: backs
a. h.n o.s sa gs isD oo .hois cut s Co. s
PETnoLrUM.-There was trins more ngury to-day FOR
reined and .orncr prices wrs nr c being the general
wss d ssi owing 70 uuisvoesse sviccs from the creek
concessins made o n.uce traas. Quoted st isAc
euk Case ?l consiaued duli and cnurs!y nominal as
ssaadsri while manacr OF month At I'D Tho mSrkst
she con.nnsi dnl and again quoted lower,
AZ FhiclphiA tho market moderately active but ~
swer friccs sales eportsd 90 bDta Iennsd Tor
I r.; bessm6sl sI Ss. Ss. sS.' 4 "a BE-
and evs tbis at sOe The markes closed weak ~ tho
kIoi conunped In gooc demani and nrm We note sales
7ha., aud ;lu has tansson &c. 7.c
aSss lr Sale. were rcpor.ca Il IS hhds Dsmsrar~ Il
Es6i rsssns prices wipio the ra"Gs s1c ssc
i.zsc I2g,c tor hari kcs.rs. Amaan 20. report The
stock and saiss for the week a. fo'ews;-
6&sck ta.certsiucd nv actual S ~
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Sheng, spring sod 2. u " while 81 bS oe hes bid sor
Milwaukee, 70. was nominal ~ about III 81 VI o. The
sales were about sA00J bushels at IL for Chicago
spring, al 81 81 b5 winter ri %
Indiana 81 6u 81 73 ior small lois white. Corn dull
and ower being ered At The cissc without
The sales were about las u0J bushes At sc 7gsc ahoa
Oats active and hgAerc,osng At Sssc n5sc Tor Cn
saso. The saes wrs ajcnt bushels Sc. b6c. Tor
a kinds RyeMas auet Ab9u " % bushels Western sold
ri y5c. DC. Barley Im; yuOJ0 Bushels
. .9c Tor estern, AMI 81 u fol Canada.
FRFIGIirs were but steady former rates. There
was fair cal for vesssis for manly for peiro
leum trade Those Closed previous rses Tho
engagements wers:To Liverpool, by steam, 7v bushels
grain at sj ti S0 balss cotton, }sd 7l6d. 100
boxes eheese, 35s and by bushels grain 81.
sxd 2o tons lard 27s 3D. BIO bales Cotton Ad 500 bos
Ivsin o. 10 London, o. NeaE, bO bbis rpsb, o. 3D. 10
Glasgow BY an sos1 bushels grain =, 7xd ca 5000
bbs Hour "a bd part W sean Bs ~ tons ard 25s To
An,werps by sail l1o t.rees ard, SIS p The charters
comprise: BAns bark, hence 10 Seville, 900 cases re
hned petroleum. yys Norwegian bark, hence 10 frestes
S1N bbis; rs.ned petroleum, 6s. Sd American Dark,
hence 70 Lonon 1S.U bbls. naphsha, Is North German
bark 10 arrve hsnes 10 Cork orders aeo bss naph
thai 7s OF cd OF direct; American bark, from Pulls
aepliA 70 for orders ao bo refined petroleum.
Gs y Or "a on III ordered direct; Spanish Dark, from
Ppnaiepnla 20 Liverpool about $50 bbls
principally lor domestic although the market throughout
mains steady Sales S6 hhda New Orleans crop 5so
65o. We Quots;--
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
CONMERCIAL REPORT.

vHvRspAY, New. 16r.M.
CeTroS.-Ths market for csttoA the A sssres ssHI
undsr the influence 81 coca demand for sp:Ssa. purposes
nsisy. but L. pan for sehvests who The
inss noecrats. Foss savasool fuly 3Sa pss
H.. ~ wsass r0Hrav.saen, snis- Fur.
ward deliveries san~wsa f-vsr, esnscAsnsss
trsacnct .corusr" Ia. Norcnser short Interest and
prices Tuisd he. higher The reported 'LAan2e
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NAVAL sluEEs. spirits turpentine quiet closed
uins easier. Sats lO0 w bbs from
y.ra !" SSfc 81 ens DO a, sibc cto.ins a, sc asSc
" 1 lvvJ bbs d.. 70 At 50 5 I3J bbs NO. Al
wa ~ ". bps good No xt IS 25 ga bbls pae at
SSA t''s' ''' '''A'' " 00'' "N""s'A 's-''-'1
PRovIsoSs-Receipts-- N packages, beef, 1858
do; cut meats Sy2 do. lard Soo bbs aud usrcsa Abe
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Tho hog market ruled u heavy large receipts
u<c. . &c. the range.
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In the .Ad iaas marxH tue rates ranged frem
per cent for carrying 10 aat fer eo<r0win-.
Tao operations si the Gold Exchange Bank were ~
1oiisUS:-
Gold Goared. 439 62Q. eco
Geid bAiaaces 2S33, ~
Curreslcy balances Observation-Disclosures. ,4.S
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S<ook this aAy. Nor. 70 1871. 6l6S iDI6 .St4W ySN
- sTsAstsE w.s N moderate rc auest ana steady sa4es
fALow quiet out not quctaby ci~nged- Tho sales
aseIr:aso asopt lSV.00v tbs- nt 9zc. aa.c.
WniskEy-Seceaps S11 bbls. The market Quiot but
sexay sales 2 DDa S4c generally neid as the close ~
Gtc
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TaB RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the Bids for tue ratlrsad
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Tne relatives and frie1ds OF the lamtIy are n.
speclfully invited TO attend the funeral, from nia
the 25th inst at ten O'Clock A. NJ
SHHA-On wednesday. November %, 1871, JoHp
SHEA, aged 80 years, native OF Tlpperary, lelanA
Ills friends and those OF his sons4n.law J. D. an
l.. Hennessy, are respectfully invited TO attend hm
his late residence, 500 Putnam avenue, Brooklyn.
STRAfIAN.-On Thursday, November rs, ULYSSES
r. srRAnAN, the only son Of Mary A. and the iai4
Edward StrAhan, aged 70 years, montns ana -
the relatives and friends the family are respecsr
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF MS mother 1888 Christopher street, on SUI
DAY, the 10th, az one O'Clock.
THOMAS AT Rosyn, l.. l., on Wednesday No.
yember ". Mrs. J. THOMAS, widow OF ihomae
Her friends and relatives, and those OF her daugn-
ter, Isabella N. Heiser are respectfully Invited -
pier "A East River, on Saturday morning, At ten
O'Clock Carriages viii be In attendance to conway
THoHAe.~At Mannasses, on Wednesday, Novenk
Der "a, MIS-, JOHNSTON THOMAS, aged so years
Funeral services viii be held at the residence g
her daugnter. Mrs Heiser. at MaphSsses, 1his strs
ment in Greenwood, on SATURDAY. Carriages wiu
be in waiting on the arrival of steamboat Arrows
WIcKsrEAD.-Un wednesday. November ~, FKxp
BRICK, son OF John J. and Mary Wlckstead In IN
a year 9, nls aye treuda a, ,be family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. nom the ro1
dence Of mis- parents 90 King street. on SasurnaSs.
November 70, at halfpast one O'Clock.
wILKrNsoN.-On wednesday morning. Noeemb0
r. 1871, EDWIN WnlTMoRs, YOUNGEST sou ot Fred
eriok and Lucy A. Wilkinson asse year ANA
montha
funeTaL at 257 Scnernerhorn street, Brooklyn, o.
Friday. oath inst, at two o'u'Jck Y. N.
WOODRUFF AT MS res.dence. 80 North Moore
street, on Thursday, r,ovember %. hon u -
WovDRuFp aged - years months and ~ daJA
Notice Of funeral beresitsr.
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which capacity he has displayed unwearied
devotion TO lis arduous duties, and good busi-
ness tact and talent, combined with sterling
integrity. Fer the last ;welve or thirteen
years / 9 has been a con sistent, aaous, ac-
tive, andinAuential member of the Republican
party.
In social life he has established and main
tanned an irreproschable character. Scrupu-
lousy faithful in the discharge of all the
duties he assumes, we do not doubt that he
will make On excellent officer; end as the
Coror er is necessarily thrown, in many cases,
into close connection with the reporters,
there was special propriety in the selection
of one who has been long and honorably
identified with the newspaper profession to
fill the vacancy created by Mr.. Taylors death
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SOMETIMES A COLD WILL NOT YIELD TO ORDINARY
REMEDIES, because OF the iniam nation OF the
delicate lining OF the tubes through which the air
we breathe is distributed to the lungs. This OBJ
struction produces pain and soreness, hoarseness,
cough, difficulty of breathing, hectic fever, and a
splitting OF blood, matter or phlegm, finally exhaust
ing the strength OF the patient and developing very
serious disease. DR.. Jayne's Expectorant seldom
fails to remove these symptoms by relieving the
lungs OF all obstructiDg matter, and healing all
soreness. Pleurlsy, Asthma, and Bronchitis are
likewise cured by this standard remedy, and the
reputation 1t has maintained for thirty years,
affords the best guarantee OF its merit Sold every
where
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A LARGE AND IMPORTANT collection Of fine mod
ern paintings is now on exhibition at Scott's Art
Gallery, No. S41 Uhesnut street, and will he sold
this and tomorrow evening, at ~ O'Clock, without
reserve. The catalogue embraces works by Charles
Chaplin, Buckolowyz, d. De NOter, Hart, $. Cole
man, M. G. Ream, F. De B. Richards, II. C Bispham,
Joseph Evans, John Faulkner and others, consigned
b. w. II. Tanning, of Fannings Art Rooms, New
York.
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N OF &c X 8.

LARGR LOT OF BARGAINS.
ELEGANT RBADY-MADB BARGAINS.
CLOTHING, BARGAINS.
FOR WINTER WEAR, BARGAINS.
AT BARGAINS.
VERY LOW PRICBs. BARGAINS.
GYERC0ATs. BARGAINS.
AND SUITS BARGAINS.
For MEN AND BOYS. BARGAINS.
WANANAKBR & BROWNS
OAK HALL,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN AMERICA.
S. E. CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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manner in which they have commenced them,
they will entail disgrace after disgrace upon
the Republican party of this city in years when,
and localities where, it is successful; and they
" II ALLEVIATE from it thousands of good oiti-
yang
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A GooD APPoNTAIENT.-We are glad to
learn by despatch from Harrisburg that
Governor Geary has appointed j. G. l..
Brown as Coroner of Philadelphia, TO fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of the late
Coroner, Mr.. Taylor. Mr.. Brown has been
resident of this city for some years, and is
best known to the bulk Of our citizens as the
business manager of Forney's Press, in
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-11-18
NUMBER 40

In A PaEDIcAMxnr--It Is very
pleasant to be in love sometimes; bus
quite annoying shen the tender fssli1g
is accompanied By petty drswbseks
which afe sure 20 follow parental hos
tility. Such at least is the experience
Of MIR. August Kleine, q youth whoss
heaft has softened and brains groya
dizzy beneath the a.niles OF an Eratc
street belle. Some how q sssss!:s. sss-
father MONT listen to his sgis, aad clan-
destin. interviews have taken plase ID 8
vacant lot In the rear Of her rssideass.
Seated on bench close up 10 the ssneo.
they bill and COO scarsessly, as two gsH-
tie dovcs. -
But one evcuing lately, their stolen
interviews we're discovered by tho gisls
brother, malignant littie uratch, ssha
out of their love deternsined Co eztrant
some fun for himself. With this end
in view, he watched for their next mses-
ing, and when they wero comfortably
seated on the bench, he managed, with.
out exciting their suspicious, 70 draw
the geDtleman's coas tail and srarts0
the lady's dress shrough crack in shs
fence ard fss.esa. :.!!.cns .e post.
This accomplished, he retired few
PAGES, and then screamed Justify for his
father. AT the first screech the lovers
started to run, but the post held thens
fast. "Let ue gop plsaded che lady.
The gentleman, quicker in enpedi.
euts, threw his coat oH and bounde5
away. Now, the lady ooulin't pull OF
her coat, neither could she ualoose 10;
her lover had lfet ker--her bfcslsR
stiiied screamed, aud she, like an alnhi.
tious dray horse, stilled tngged a. she
obdurate post.
The old msn by this time was, heard
approaching. The affair cried haste,
aud speed must answer it. But one
course was left. A desperate pull sose
the dress at the waist, aid o skeitca
clad figure fled wildly across the LOT.
Some how or other the loycra haycp's
met since.--P Picayune.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-11-18
Our Thoughts.

We all carry wi hin our own bosoms
the deeds OF our greatest j"y or sorrow
the, do not flow lrom our outward sur
round;ngs tVr persons have been happy
where All was most dreary, aud miserable
49,, - - '''r.,".i .,''.."'''hi"" hrin,
happinesa. II is IN tb, thoughts we
harbor that our chief enj,yment or mis.
cry is .iuuua.
a convict was removed from one
PRISON 10 another, and WAS asked how he
liked the change
Not At all" was his reply lie ad-
...ltted that ne was better clothed aud
ied, aud tad less labor now, aud that he
MAS treated Slndy.
"Nhy ,icu do you rot like i. 2' he
Was asked.
''Decausc 1 um allowed to speak to No
one 90 to the table, aud $40 auu
think. 1 go about my work all day To
think, and ut uight the Tos doors shuts
'"e III my solitary cell to think, think
add cannot endure IL ~
Ills thoughts, no doubt, We're gloomy
enough a lite that leads to the ioul.' S
CELL coul4 not Aaye bright, pleasing
NE ior.cs.
No matter where You are, must take
your thoughts lor company. There is
no ruqplug away from them. How im
portant, then, TO treasure up such us
will cheer and bless the life Kind acts
aud words have memories like sweet
music in the heart; but bitter words aud
unk'ud deeds will, like vipers,. sting the
heart that prompts them.