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New-York tribune., 1871-07-01

TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
For Ner.IIAyen BRIDGEPORT (Er lLao m l2S EIh
co Tor MoS yis . stIai 2 ep rs Southport we.po l
ai ,:,s sS45 t So4sa o4s H. 1r :,O nj i5 EI L, a
80 90 5 s;s9 8 s I s9@ n Hh II. aO $50 and $50
For stanford l. (EI O. lJO II5 tEI) 2l5 (BL a45
~ 70, H Is1Teh ,t an ard RtSeste Stations 1850 2S 2i5
'S sSGS, y MAI Train leave. SewYOrI at for
Boston, wa both Spn'SeSoSs 'SeossEcTfsG NC iS TRAINS
FOR Boston via % %sPrngfff Si q; 3i ,.j ana % ~ H.
For For Hartford RsiSS is snd slsi sPSa9ss ss @ mi m
sefos. Ssrassuet Bay wAfOr arriving less than eight
h0F Fn, Connection, River Railroad NJ l2l5 to Montreal
n 70 hS[niTE,CH ,cytenee and PishI Railroad w. l25
Tor shore Railway M to Norwich and fro'dehse '
70 s and Northampton Railroad m to North
A%gio1 and sdovn and wmandc Railroad r Line
For Husatonie Railroad m ana p and 40 D. M to Waterbury
FST fST SHEafg'a SaHBag and SeFss. Railroad S ard SOP
Smmcous Sleeping attached Train and also to to % san
d,T Nal Tmn on either Drsingroom Car attached to tDe
ga lsf aS ss 70 is sa SSns R
Pouhaye also At the ohes o. tns C - p,oosI1n and
By leaving suitable have their OFgigs sssd o H s s"p
NTFW-YoRK NJ CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Ga ~ Chicago aud Montreal Express
ios0 I @ sPs Express FAST train With pra"'sT
ear to BaislO and Niagara Fall. p..
il a m. Northern and Western EIp'e's
s5 saTatog 1Sts Sps.' spSs from Ao.ns
% % P[st Pacsc EIpress with seepnscsn for Wa'er'oTn'
staeuse Oswego and CsnaudiiguA ~, s,. o., Rocbes.er
Pacific Esp with 81 S'sPF' sPS T. and iDi NJ c. R
roa. for 81 Louis via Toledo; and Louisville VIA hulSA"P ANS
,r1in will leave N Sundays At p m 80 II o,.,i,,..s
- N D. m Utica and Troy Express WITH through o'e'fie~ ~
2 D. m Hudson Special train. -.
e.tsn ~ m a 1850 as lis P. PeekskiA trains
80 and E. % sns l 10 % mr. Io O. 49, $40 so and 1880 M
iGnse NAV WsS Traln.-s 30 and YonEers sUecA-shm
PoashAe'p' C. H. KENDRICK General Passenger Agent
New York June %, lslI z-zz,,,-s
NEW Jersey RAILR0AD-FROM FOOT 10 ,oI OF
DFSBROSsES-ST and from foot Of COhl LASD ~ % np Ii
o!a o%%.nSas No A = s6S Sts5 s. So r r. so
At y & via Camden m and For BALTla0k6 and
WASHINGTON and gHE hn soITn AND SOUTHWEST $3.50
s2o Silver Palace cars are attaseh 70 % For he wksT Va
And run ,h0TE1 10 sOa n and silver Palace
yrid 10 The and run through from rev ~ ,S ~
and chicago S T tbossh to Pttburgh Cincinnati Louisville ST
fogi, and Chicago without change nesss "' ~ t.paiyI
sh r.. a'd Az - Df.'vJ JAcksoS 3snr
CoTTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
- IN. onls double raek Railroad 90 Ions l'and
SUMMER ARRANOEhEhI -, 49,, o-..,..
spets MONDAY Nay l5 ls7 from Roosevelt AID 'rAHd'1
o isff m Ma n, P.,ehorue connecting a Babylon
iSf y n sard and At Piehosus By stage 'sf h''FOn anu
ano , m Recsswa, Ercurson
400 A m Accommodation of hAbJioh . p.,.,o, r., Frs
s." IrJ and from Pachogae BY stage for brhtp'h 40 r'r
ann ~ Pa,eboeue Accommodation
s,qo n m Babylon Aee"mnodahen.
80 . u Hcrnes Aeconmolatohc c @, m t.,r, ,.up,e
vale, stres~ fr imP,''1ws w SoIGL1s sup,aueaoesl
For tartAsr pa,ticular. ses ags taes =, 1 MI
I'm. ua. win esMH<aes IaAAIx !sp 'A
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
tjeIp Wanteo.

AGENTS of good address wanted TO visit M the
Y n,ero place, aud sell COSSfANllhbn r H. finb IAN
SOAP Popa.ar eyeyNhere. \. q. 'OHoiANlt'D' - ~
\ IFE INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED.
4 - iSpN yoHK IiFE INSURANCE. COMPANY ioilg sn ALI
t. d. an AGENT f1r tbe METROPOLITAN DIS
TalCr. ..- ,-,.,v
Also. one State Of NEW JEssk ,,. n -.s d N
IIire~ with r-rences LIFE INSURANCE" Boz $50 =. y.
NyrANTED-For an old and well esslblshed
w Mo,.,etr e Lie In.uranoe Co AGESbkAL AGENT tr ns
l,.,t Active bon. veil a. erpereec'n ih,u
~ t~egl. v adde's, vag reference and cIPereao' T. " D
6l3l. Ns~.iork cry.
VgrANTED-TwO successful CANN Aoohn, M,
w In whom gosl lry Nil be pad efPerlcnfe, a
,i,r,ent ssterrigit toos map agen pr',eriS, A a
.tio, v.rte ully. giving rIpruence anl sai.p
As'h' '"V' ASHER & ADAMS. J5 Brosi.Ay, Ne~ iofi.
700 WAIVERS WANTED-Male ana
" - - 10 nj fancy eotea soo- BOshnggfreA
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
Deiltlstrn.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
mattel the anPs;hetc oxide administer IL the
approved nothing EXTRACT VEEtH and DO that
WITHOUT PAiNo 5000 patients testify See their names al the
Office. No. - Cooper Institute
nR. +. HASBR0UCK, late operator at Cotton
~ Dea Association REMOVED 6l Htl-aye, ~ T., corner
operated for 10 90 patients the past two
Entire pact devoted 70 the painless extraction
Of teeth. 60 o headquarters l6l htb-aye. n u
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL BRE RAILROAD.

n
MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION,
pnFhamton Syraele Sa 0sTdeo WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
SUMNER ARR4SGEMESTs. commencing MONDAY Jane 2
1871 -. n, n,
runs directly hrough ron NesloE to os"eyo w. MN S ~ r. r.
aad Scranton with and b. r. r. for Kingston "aeoarre Ft'
7i5am EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denye with Boon
ton Branch oyerwtn Ceser Branch at Weoo WIN s9r n ~
Tor HGo,er aad he"n az %n gd @ u BDgbamn am on Syr
euse and 0swego and Eston with Lehgh Valley Il L. for all points
i2:co H. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Nexafl Morris
Gsa F..cu pC, connects at %s"o 1 sacI Ra at PRas
u Bel Del for Be'aere &e aId at HsSa with H. H. IL ~
hiOS Or m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAN via Paterson
Boon,on directly through BnghamoP without change Of car
s%PsrE ,Tg or Wat.}o az PIo'yi Vita Sns@T R. ~
GIc m TAsToN EXPRESS Dover With Chester
r. at Waterloo with SUSSEX r. and at iaSton win l. v iOi
HACKBTTsTowN MAIL, connects with BOOnOn Chester
'AS $40 D. n HSCTFT-rsTowY EXPRESS
For MORRlS1OWE, Gt75 $40 lD R;W mi ~" J'|1 4'iOi
Pr SUMMIT and intermeat. stations $3.50 7:7t 9lO 1910
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, 500 7 9o go 1912
and 20 H. lLo 2:5o $40 4;1o $50 3d. $780, ' '''' ''
aF For SEwAsK e9o 7l5 7i5 SO 9o $40 1910 1890
100 i:30 and 80 m :lo 200 '2:3o 92G go go 4:lO
Has D. NJ Trains marked at East Newark AID =, so
Leave Yev.Yok for BLOOMFIELD and and 9S M9S5oIA O
Pnge sem for LAKE HoPATCONG Roo,s at ' 81 go5a %
o e3s s.oa P sa S ca as S FsT e. RyRgS R.i
IE s,qe ,v sS Sss@ % l @e sn por MoGSTS
m.
H. %ARs WATER 500 and GS sccn SSH
1%pIp pAII,WAY.-TRAINS Leave DepOts
NJ rh,mbers-st and foot Of 2Jdst, az follows - oo
A. P,nrs. Trains Chamhersst atg ~ m oU
- and D. m daily New and improved Drawing Room coaches
Connecting ornele with magnificent Sleeping Coaches running
angh 10 Cyean Cincinnati Sleeping Coaches accompany tie
II m susquhsnna TO Bualo the 3:9 D. M tram rom
Bndge and the train from Nes-fork 70
b Eao Suspension Bridge Cincinnati An Emgrnt Tram leaves
% For Port Jeryis and WAY. m and 43o P. m.
Mddlet0yn and Way, 80 and SO p H. and Sunuas
only, $3.50 a m
for Eeuburyh and Way at 900 a. m, $3.50 and $3.50 y m
For Snaern and Way, and D. IN. -
Paterson sui Na AZ t:4J ~ IL y ''i o'f"
s:l5 p and u midnight. - ,,,,.
1850 500 and t6 AS and ThGrSias and Sundays oE
az midnight .o.,o
AIS 43O 5l5 30 aud Saturdays only l2 midnight
EB-Irau leaving Ch.sDtrss hour or haihours, leave
2s depot than time. Last boat IRON J
ke for PASSAGE partmens In Dwing Room and Sleeping
Coaches can sne checking and transfer Bag
gaze NAV be left Offices 2 $50 and 957 roaisay 25
Greenwichst Fultonst Brooklyn lOi broadway,
Wamsburvb; Depo Of Chamterst and foot Of 2st New
York. Long Depot Jersey City and Of the Agents the prn
opa hotels -, ~. - ~, .por u..Lo....L
sDailY. tfor flermoht anu Nyach FFoi haoA'HSNoA
n RUCEEP " Ma 2s WM. R. BARR
Geu'l SuD'L l5Il uehl Flsr Az
nrrNV VopK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL
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srou & sleel alanufaeiursO Ofi,sntonlOani

cUEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
49, Established IN 1897
- SINGER MMlCk, Co..
Plushurgh pehn,s, ,,,l oy .rRst
u.srPAcTTRRRS or AVERY DhSt KIT * y 81 r.,
R.t ou.lty Tool Cast Steel honogsneoss ~ CD .r.
ps s,,l saw PAs uncudHg Clrcasfs 70 c.s.yT a..
1,ru.n P.ow sBd Spring steel, and ths Ssso,a'' a.
pnx st~sl, ake synnss Aka Steel ius 40 80
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
Vonnirn Real estate for Gale,

ios. Si 4 .i,.e FAkM f.. FOR sALE-Immedatep posses
"'SA C. IL OLiyKR BesiuSs-a "'''' '"'"
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
Goruorailon Notices.

IMPAIRMENT of PUBLIC WORKS, No.
~ 237 Boa lEay-CHASGE OF GRADB-Pubhc notice hereby
given that propositions the following Improvements pending be
fore the Board Of Aldermen Assistant Aldermen viz;
change grade Of Fyihst from the EyelnaVe 70 the
New Boulevard line the North River. -. -
Map, slowing proposed change grade be seen at this De-
parmcnt Room II.
persons interested in the foregoing mentioned change Of grade and
having objections thereto requested TO present the same IN writing
the undersigned Department before she 18th day Of July
proxEo-Daed Hev-York June 90 1911
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED Commissioner OF Public Works
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
6ieamboats ano Railroads.

DELAWARE and NEw-YORK s. S. Co..
10. fer No q R-The splendid sea going ode rsss steamer RAsI
sonnecag With Ja5eon and Brsaha.sr and Delaware Railroads
Of % % For and & 6S spcs al c. S % % " ''
J. c. GIBBS Agent
FOR N0RWALK and DANBURY-R Railroad
WHITE Sys. Fer rs; y + r. ooof M.Is EVERY GFTEesooS
at ij d. on he arrival Of The Dsnbuy and New Haven trans Pse
20 ee1ts Excursion hc4ets, ! =.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.'s
NORTHWEST FREIGT received and forwarded by CAMDEN aai
AMBoY RAILROAD Perl, North River and INLAND PR0PEJ
d'patcR Passenger take the New Jersey and G and
ton b c. and return 13cat sIt1 cost The Only Line aSori5s
o'o'PoF' TICKETS GOOD gSFIF FFRgE}1 gsER c.D. A,
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
- Passenger apd Fe Depot in SeWYoL foot q Lbeyst
Hf @ T 6T. 5 sSG n sn ws.s% s o. + %gfP P"s
Eh The Lhgh aud sasaehnna Division and at Bon With The L
e9Tg and he West without change Of also Central Penn'
' aiiESTSgs a$S}S2 IFsEsgSTEET dIsE TG FHs WEST
Ca TFor FenDstOn Rastoo Bethlehem Maub c4sns wBes
4srre p',ioa Mahanoy City Nj Carmel Iane'on TmkhannoeE
POr EntoS Connecting Junction with Del Lack and
"a @ws.rrHs E1gEr'; daily sIccpt sant, i E,stop A.
CuUs S e S ts Da Se al gieos 5 n .
Leiigh Valley Rllroal for Mauch Chunk.
o:oa.m.-wsy Train for sOmerile.
M5aao, c H.dn %bm San coant '1 Lancaster
bpha Potsye Harrisburg Se Connects at Pns6org for Bel
2p m.-For Plainfed
2jO mFor Eiston. Connects Pbpbdrg With Lehgh and
sqsq 6sOn or Allentown, wse,bae and Ba.iOn
with Leg VALLEY H. r. fOr Allentown Connects
Junction With d. l.. ami w. X X.
D. m.-Por Easton. Allentown and Manch Chunk.
1902 m.-Por someryille and Pennington.
pmCSCiNNATI Express daily for Esston Bethlehem Alien
town Reading furnishing Pittsburgh Chicago and Cnu Sleep
ing and Palace Cars to Pittsburgh GDd Chicago
5;iJ p. m-for S0meryile
p in.-POr Baston
O. m.-Ror SomeUile
7.O nm.-tEmgantl-F0fR Ras,on
9:40p m.-Por Plainfed
u m-Por Plaindeh, Wednesdays and Saturdays . -.
Eizabeha $500, $50 1:l5, 745 80, 80, 900 9;
1890 loo 200 80, 3:l5, 3.t5. 500 $50 f;
55 $50 5:l5 500 $50 1:30 1:i SAB $40 1913 1890
Tickets obtained az the Office OF The Central Rail-
road Of Of berst New iork ami at the principal
r. r RCKER Superintendent
IL IL ID. ID Arnnt
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
DEPARrnEvT or PuRtIc WORKS, No 237 Broadway.
rI,O CONTRACT0RS.-Pr iDclOscd in

VO ACT0RS.-PrOpOsals incloscd in
sealed envelope with the ne Of Tie TS5k and me i9e Rae % us
IN THB ADyRRTEMENT viii be received this otce until Mon
day Jqy lgI 1lIl o'clock a ~ O R THe i Cptr with
pavement and laying eros"alks at the interseens streets
SPor paving Bayart between Bowery BaIe with Belgian
pavement laying csswak at the mtereeng streets where re-
pavng wlletts from Grand to Ryingtons with Belgian
pavement aud laying cossws at the neeeng streets where re-
4For paving Thirty seconds Seconye Bast River with
Belgian and laying crossValks The neng streets where
5Por paving Forty shht from East River with Bel
gan pavement and laying crosSaks the nereetng streets where re-
6Por paving Hity 6rsi from Broadway Eghhav with Bel
sn pavement laying croswaks the rectng streets where re-
f5-Por paving Ffyeyenhs Eighth Ninbsye with Bal
gan pavement and laying cosswalks at the n'erscns streets "hee
SPof paving Astople from Fourth Broadway with Bel
An pavement and laying cowsks at tho nersccn streets "hre
sPor paving Eighht F5phye. to Broadway with Belgian
pavement laying crowaks at the niersng streets where re
iPor sewers sryfrst aud Sixty cOud'ss from Boulevard to
IFor sewer in Ouehundre Avenue to Frst
-For One Hundred and Twentyhir't from Avenue
SPor outlet sewer in One Hundred and Eghtht from iOison
brnce. and one Hundred and sixth and One a4od ana
Sevenh-ss ,..- nall,
i-Por underground drains between Seventy third aud Eighty h'stS
and First and Efth-ayeA --, 49, ro.,.u.o...a
l6For regulating grading euro gutter ana nAesHg
i7-PoT curb gutter aaggng FaVe, from Thirty third to
isPoT tagging One hrt from Third to
}a va, ssgyns F,fy.niuth.st from Ninth Tenhave
20 -Por tagging Rity afh-t, from Broadway 70 hghthave
2I- For asgeug Greenwchst, from Lagh. to Cauast -
2Por furnishing ths Department "it granite Oasn hs Al @
@ Of ooo,al. the specifications agreements the proper
sired can Application 70 he Contract SetS ~ TINS oe
Comm sdO1eF VI Public Works
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
Citp Real Gslatf for Sale.

NIFTY -FIRST-ST.. between Fifth and
siItbAye.-S,w medum sire hrs,-class DWELLING in fee;
Voe low. s easy Also Of Fifth and Mdsonayes and East
Bae dwellings for SALE v n SlkNLNSON sun il 'he'"
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
Gituations rOanteo- tflafs.


c,TTIr ALTON WANTED-By a married gen
- .,,f,. an ASSISTANT Or 70 take cl rge ia DRUG.
~ & .ne.s .rr rpnuirrd foml IL 90
'p,,, - com r.. Al r e. T. l. Poet dce GrsnisIlS,
Schuylkn Co. Pa
yoTrNG MAN wishes a SITUATION in "a
n 49,. ~ Rr,[,rs OHce. has had ~ yea pereoe IN hs
bosuess; Address " W L." M fan' Vh'
EARM HANDS, 8 Bowling greene PlhKCE
Co have constantly band lrs' SRede, "emans So'''
and EngNsh: al,o. Mechanics Coaclnen Ganienen Ac.
CCOTCHMAN and Wife, Englishman and
y Wife Grste Hands ind Ho1,ends just arrived ~ai'
sTr lTIoYS Inquire Agency PIERCE Co. Bo@linzzrea
rTO FARMERS.-WANTED by an expert
enel Rngh FARMER SITUATION 70 take the ennfe man
a~eent Of farm Oh r. branches Onyng sr ng aad ooaaRn
Married With uly. best reference r. Ailress '" l. %' west
Twsnty-thir!,t, z ghta-ave n T.
VANTED-SlTUATION as ENGlNNEElK py
w r.ro Of experience; srsei three yea l. : Nayfi iamhAf
with steam heating give ~ references f'' '''''Is s''I
peest sober man can adiress y. n L. Inbuue Oltr.
XVANTED-A SITUATION, by young man;
w can aN French ad gOo references Aiars H. InO
Oh,e.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
Gotels.

A MOTHER LELAND HOTEL.-StuTtevant
N Uouse Broadway Twenty and Twenty nnthss EeTYo
Roam 70 elevators and all modern i'm
rroyepents LEWIS GBO S. LELAND, Propretor-
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse
" (occuying square from Worcester SpringfedsL Boston
r. ROGERS Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL.
ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY y, 1871.

p.,e Station in Eeg.Yors corner Of Twenty seyenthsi and
Toufh ave Entrance Twenty seyenth-st
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01

DEOPLEs LINE FOR ALBANY.
magnificent Steamers the world Ihe
ST JOHN DREW DEAN RICHMOND One OF the above steam
North River afternoon Sunday excepted
O'Clock arriving ALBANY time TO connect with railroad trains
West North and leave the steamboat lanng at
Albany O'Clock the anya Of connecting trains from the
West and North and East. - . -,
hngh tickets the 0fe the Wharf at Dods
Express Broadway and No Cou-sl Brooklyn Baggage checked
Ererht Trceiyed nnt The hour of denaltne
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
OF JULY EXCURSION.
6tcumboats ano Railroads.

TIE MARY POWELL will make a trip down the Bay and around
Staten Island from at 10 As aud Vesty street ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-08-17

The WONDERFUL VICTORIA FALLS
The last number Of Pet8rnadn1o'S Nit
theiLWngsn contains an interesting descrip.
falls, on the Zambesi az attained the
object" he says 'for which had made
SO many sacrifices, after innumerable
difficulties and endless trials of patience,
on the morning Of the 21st Of June To
proceed any further-an undertaking
which | had often contemplated-w
unfortunately impossiole; the negroes
could not be persuaded by any means to
go beyond the waterfalls my clothes
were torn to pieces my provisions great
Iy reduced, and had lot powder enough
Tor eight days. The length of the fall is
nearly an English mile; il is 400 feet
deep, and the cliff over which the water
flows is from $50 to $50 feet wide The
stream above the fall flows from the
north northwest to south southeast To
the south Of the fall, and parallel with
it, lies thick tropical wood on a PENN
sula; its soil is covered all over with the
foot prints of buffalOes, rhinOcerosGS, and
elephants Nearly in the middle of the
stream, close to the fall, lies Garden
island, Where,its discoyerer, Dr.. Living
stone, landed and planted small garden
with useful plants, which, however, have
been destroyed long ago by animals and
weeds. The most imposing view Of the
fall is from Il point at the extreme east
Of the western peninsula. The greatest
mass of water comes from the west, the
least from the cast; the two unite under
your feet, and the combined streams flow
on in a channel only 270 feet wide, be.
tween dark precipices
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-08-17

CURIOUS AUToGRAPH.-The Ij1d8p6nd-
emit says a relic was found lately IN the
library of the American Academy Of
Arts and Science at Boston. 1t was a
copy Of scientific work by Marat.-
Charlotte Corday's Marat, presentation
copy to the Academy, with the autograph
of the author on the fy-leaf 1t was
given in 1888, the year before the French
Revolution set in and five years before
Charlotte Corday's dagger fixed him and
herself picturesqully and endurably in
the memory and imagination of mankind.
Bad as he was, lie would have been lost
in the oloody crowd Of his companions
of the Reign OF Terror had 1t rot been
for the romantic self devoti III Of the
young Judith Of that dreadful time.
1t may not be generally known that
Marat was vplumlnpuS writer on scien-
titic subjects; and was one of the many,
of whom some yet survive, who have un-
dertaken to demolish Newt0n--thus far
without success. He is of no authority
in the scientific world, and his works
consequently are never consulted, which
accounts for this curiosity having lain
hid for 81 long among its betters.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-08-17
TIE CABIN BOY.

=. / hs From the Young Folks Rural.
[ am sailing, dearest mother, t'""o
On the wide, unbounded sea, asgsI
Far away from home and loved one,
Yet my heart is oft with thee;
Even now, methinks I'm with thee,
AS I dream see thy face
Almost seem to hear thy whispers,
Almost feel thy loved embrace. l-e
1t is when the lightning flashes,
And the sea IS white with foam,
And the great waves washour vessel,
That most remember home. IL
And whenever danger rises, ,af.f..
Something whispers in my ear,
swift thou ever see thy mother, ~
And thy native home, so dear ~
oh !how many souls have persisted, ~
And how many boys like me
Lie with coral for their pillows
At the bottomlof the sea t8d - 34aE
Ahi it makes my young heart tremble,
At the thought of dying here on
On the oceans stormy billow,l ~. .
And without my mother near. -
oh! the thought of lying, other, laI
With the dark waves Fer my brow
And sea monsters floating by me, ~
Makes me tremble, even now -,
But trust ere long to see you, si4a-3 9s
Homeward bound we soon shall be;
And our bark will hasten onward,
Toward my home far Ger the sea.
Locke, Mich.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-08-17

A BEAUTIFUL DEMoN.-In going
through the parish prison Jews days
since, the attention Of the reporter was
attracted to young girl, apparently not
more than fifteen years Of age. She had
fair, nut-brown hair and q complexion as
fresh and white as milk. The mild, blue
eyes were singularly soft and intelligent,
and her whole appearance indicated the
Tree, Joyous characteristics of youth and
happiness. Yet this amiable looking
creature, this fair, delicate Minerva of
slender form and ingenious face, IS SAID
to be devil incarnate. She was not a
Iprisoner, but visitor to the institution,
and when the reporter saw her she was
conVerslng with noted burglar; indeed,
she says she is a cousin of Pete Munday's
and goes under the soubriquet of Lily.
she Is almost as fair and delicate as one.
Her career is a series of remarkable ad
ventures and hair breadth escanps. About
year ago she lived in San Antonio, Tex
as, and for some real or fancied miscon
duct received q severe castigation at the
hands OF the man with whom she was
living. Burning with resentment and
conscious of her own inability to cope
with him III physical strength, she waited
until the next night when he was asleep,
and then locking the doors of the room
ana closing every avenue Of escape, she
prepared for work of horror almost i'm,
possible to conceive. On one pretext and
another she sent all the inmates of the
house away, and, procuring paper and
other lnt1amable material, built funeral
tire around the bed Of the sleeping man.
This done, she set fire to it, and locking
tue door behind her, fled fine house. The
man woke up when the house was full Of
flames, and In escaping from the room
was literally roasted. One side of his
body was burned almost to a cindcr.
He has never recovered from his injuries,
and is to-day hopeless invalid, suffering
eXctuclating torture and continual an
guish. His generosity-perhaps his
sense OF atOnement-prevented his pros,
ccuting the girl, and she made her escape
to New Orleans. Arriving here, she took
apartments on Toulouse street, between
Rampant and Burgundy, where she still
resides She is yet very young, certainly
not more than seventeen at the furthest
Her vindictiye and savage fury when ex-
cited Is terror to all her acquaintance.
1t IS strange that beneath an exterior so
fair and beautiful should be concealed
the element Of such lawless violence-N
o. Pjcayune.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-08-17

The Reading (Pa.) Eagle publishes the
following account Of very singular
case: A young lady, aged twenty four
years, named Mary Robinson, residing
with her mother at liz Jefferson street
(Rlckstown), this city, while engaged in
baking early in the morning, six weeks
ago, complained of not feeling well.
Soon thereafter she was observed stand
Ing at the kitchen closet, where she re-
NAMED entirely motionless from half-past
6-antiL alfpast II o'clock in-the fore.
noon, when she was carried to bed. All
her senses have been numb ever since
Her eyes are closed nearly all the time
ana she appears to be in a trance She
IS unable to speak move or hear, and
recognizes no one. She eats a rnouthful
OF bread or drinks little beef tea three
times day when she is fed. Atl o'clock
to-day she was sitting on the lounoe in
the sitting room, with her head proDped
on her hand, where and in which posi-
ton her mother had placed her. Her
breathing is scarcely perceptible. Her
eyelids have slightly tremulous motion
The physicians, of whom there are three
attending her, say that she is daily be-
coraing weaker, but they are unable to
afford her any relief A few days pre-
viOus to being afflicted with this strange
spell she had recovered from an attack of
Yarioloid, and it is supposed that her
present helplessness has been produced
by this disease. Previous to that she
had always enjoyed good health.