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The New York herald., 1872-10-29

e(NOACHMAN'S SITUATION wANTED--BY A FIRST
~ class thoroughly under his busness is
Protestant; well recommended. Address W. a., Herald
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

A N ENGLTSHMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COACH
IA man and groom understands his business thorough
ly; good city Address 2s East I'D St. for
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

A COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A SIN
IA gle Young man: thoroughly understands his bust
ness; Is willing and obisng 2years' first class city ref
ercnces hy clergyman. Address CoACHNAN, oox 205
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

YOUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION AS
N groom: under rstanis his business will be found will
ing and oblgng good reference Can bc seen at Il Eas
at
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

4 RESPECTABLE MAN WISHES A STU ALTON
"A as coaciinan; Is temperate and Of gentle habits;
lest city reference given good and careful driver
And win give entire satisfaction to his employer Call on
or address 4D3 Madison nv,
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

400 It'll Av., TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM.-lf-RE-
fOO spectacle woman would like a family's or few
gentemen's washing by the week month, 20
BY the day. is first class aundress understands fiut.
ing. best
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

A FIRST CLASS COACfMAN WANTS A STU ALTON:
N understands his business thoroughly three years
best reference. Address COACIMAN, Talman's stable,
,Sth st. and Broadway
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

AN FRESHMAN, AGED "A, LATELY ARRIVED, OF
n good address and business habits, will accept any
honest cmploymcnt give best city references IL
qurcd. Address for seven days PECUNIA Herald Up.
town Branch Office. Z,
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

l1n WEST SD ST., FIRST FIOOR.-A YOUNG
LlV girl ns first class laundres; would assist with
chambcrwork good city reference irom last place.
he tlays
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PROCI'RE SITUATION
n for his conchman: can recommend him as strictly
sober, honest AMI very Industrious willing and oDigin1
good groom and careful driver Cali address L. b.
WARNER, 427 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

w general houscwork in small family must be a
good cook, washer and roner: good city reference
quired; German Protestant preferred. l4Ol Broadway
6Uh st,
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

YOUNG GERMAN (SINGLE, WANTS A SITUATION
N as achman city country: first class driver;
years experiences this city best city reference Ad
dress L. NJ. box III Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

O1C WEST a1TH STA FIRST CLASS LAUNDREsS
AlA TO go out By the day ana 10 take washing INTO
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

/ A RESPECTABLE MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
/ IA coachman and groom willing and ubllgng; good
city reference; no objection to the country. Call at or
4 address ~ Blenckcr II
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

A Young MAN, AN AMERICAN. AGED 2A WISHES
N situation bartender; il competent to take charge
of billiard three years reference from last place
Address A. j.. box go Herald Office
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

yNANTED-A WORKING HOUSEKEEPER, NOT A
w paror boarder who understands plain sewing
and marketing must be Protestant. Apply between 8
and O'Clock at 22l West 43d st.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
CoAcHMEN AND GARDESMns.

COACHMAN AND GARDENERS SITUATION
n wantel-By man OF thorough experience; reference
given. Call on address T. H.. sauer's Hotel, corner
St and Ith
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION IN A LIGHT
IA business; nc can speak French, Italian, Spanish
and English; good references Address A. N, s6 East
IIou ustOn ST., room 20.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

SITUATION wNNTED-As COAcHMAN. BY A
IN good steady man thoroughly understands his hus
ness; il both willing and obiging good reference Call
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN WHO CAN CON-
w troll large business position travelling safes
In a Wholesale wine and liquor house OF standing
Address LIQUOR, Herald office, "
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

A STEADY MAN WISHES SITUATION AS MEA
n cook in n restaurant or hocl give years
good reference from last place. Apply at So Mulberry st
corner Canal second floor room g.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

100 3n AVA FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS: DOES
lJs) up linen superior style; desires gentlemen s
washing. regular customers: she will do their
handsomely without extra charge. Cail on address
NC
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

O0G EAST 26TH ST.. Tor FLOOR.-A RESPECTA.
AOO bic woman wishes lew ladies' and gentlcmen's
wahng al 75c dozen. laces and putting done in
est manner extra charge for iutng; has best city
refc crcuy
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

A WELL RECOMMENDED YOUNG MAN, AGED H.
n desires a situation waiter and 10 make himself
useful IN small family boarding house Cnll at lis
West alth
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

/ (NOACHMAN'S SITUATION wANTED-Dy A SINGLE
i ~ man; thoroughly understands his business: would
take charge small garden city reference Address
A. b., box I2D Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

| (N0ACHMAS AND GROUM'S SITUATION WANTED
~ by faithful, Prot estnn', single man. who thoroughly
understands the busness city country: willing
obiging; city references Address J box l25 Herald
| Office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

A SINGLE YOUNG MAN REQUIRES a SITUATION
as coachman gardeners unde stands 10th branches
thoroughly will he found always willing obligng in
his work gcncman's place: has fiyc years. refer
Address JOHN. box 40 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

SITuATION WANTED-BY REsPECTARLE YOUNG
- man, ms barkecpcr in first class hotel rcsa
rant club house who has had several years expert
&nsc II soe Of the leading hou in this city, and hay
ing reliable references Address NJ McC, box Isl Herald
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

FRENCH MAN COOK, AGED p. WANTS A STU
n ation in private family or hotel: speaks English
and German; good reference from England Call on
address for two days 7. b. 325 West 39th ST. sih
and 9th avs.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

H7A I'D Av., NEAR 37TH' ST.-WASHING WANTED
VI r by the day by first class laundress; futing
neatly done
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

IATANTFD--A BOY Is OR IL YEARS or AGE AS AS
W. ss'ant bookkeeper and TO make himself generally
and resii with his parents %re.s stating salary ak
pected, CASH, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

A FIRST CLASS WAITER WISHES SITUATION
N in first class private family has seven years rc
crcnce Address for two days T. SHALvEY, 5dia West
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION As COACH
"A man or fooiman; would make himself generally
useful no objection Ia lc coury can furnish good city
reference Can address ". r.. 2i7 ls av, between
lith and 18th sts., for three days
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

1O7 WEST 2iST STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
IL TO take charge of infant its birth; will
bring up the bottle; do all kinds of family sew.
ing: reference.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

vNANTED-A SWEDISH OR GERMAN GIRL, AS
w chambermaid and lnundress must have city refer
cnce and speak English Apply at 80 West 2sd St, from
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

A COLORED MAN DESIRES SITUATION IN
N private family waiter; give good satsfac
on in regard to honesty and capability Apply Tor two
DAYS at ?S3 Jth av.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

one 2D Av., BETWEEN 43D AND 44TH STs.-A MID
CVO die-aged French woman to travel with prlva te
family TO take care Of invalid lady. Can be seen
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-07
lis. AlDuelsAboatsa Ntidorsy

|! nOtsei $40 - qtS--Sjtsiscs sas asoSs
sgolonel'J. NJ. Robson ana sgohh'tJarl
nell, iosaI politicians, ,quaffeled sabouts
Fordhaaf widow; and 6arnelI~ suggested
recourse TO a Duel To settle the dispdtsa
-"We wfIl,p says the Colone9,ss mark
off the ground atd shoBt this 6dt. -
Carnell accepted the challenge. J.siHl
Robbins was Carnell's second, aud y. d.
Armstrong was second for the Colonel.
DR.. Richard Theo. of Boston, surgeon
and General Lawrence referee. The
weapons chosen were seven .barreled navy
reyolvers, distance ten PAGES, aud time
eightso'eleck in ths morniogs SIt vas
arranged that each should irass vac the
word are, and advance firing aaat;ii.. Ii. ON 9 or
the other fell. aas n-a as 81 81 S1t
The seconds loaded the weapons and
paced of the ground iii che rear Of the
Fcrdham Hotel. ftao happened th at o.
large willow tree stood at each end OF
the ground paced of, and 1jdsts to the
left sof 'aeaSh principal. asTheyi s..ook
Lands and took INTERESTINGLY each NAB
placed his hand'o on his revolver and the
referee counted aone,, .'two:f-baeiofe
three could be pronounced both aprihei-
pfls simultaneously. ! ssta4ih 80 esst
DoDaED BEHIND THE wuIcw TRrrs
and fired. Colonel Robinson's shot
went in the air, and Carnell's went into
the ground. After the smeke had disap.
peared Carnell stuck his head frkoiiRa be-
hind the tree and shouted:
"say, Colonel don't see any use use in
you and having any Fuss; if you are
mind to treat the crowd 1 would Just as
soon Stop shooting" 50 ia. ri a, -
I've won't insist on the duel going on
if you don't. but I won't treat. am
willing to leave fdrther" proceedings ssttS' Is
the seconds.''a 90 Aaidas' ,27rseSaScC
After few moments conference the,
seconds decided dstha.gif each xouldsoper
bssket-oof wine she. duel might end
there. The duelists stepped from be-
hind the trees, shook hands, Invited their
friends into the hotel aud procured the
wine. - ''ss{ o. Ssf7 asks
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-07
AZ Novel Duel;

w sa7 sa - sIsHslse2fRa Sas q. seus,
Among the "reminiscences told of the
Franco Prussian war is the account OF d
curious duel between two subordinate
officers Of the French army VsSaaSs,ssA 4
"You intend to 6ghta duel, seh? 4 ask
ed the conniandaut. se a-,2 :
eyes, Colonel. Words haze passed
which can only be wiped out by blood,
We don't want to pass for towards" .
Every we'll, you shall fight, but it
must be in this way: Take your car.
bines, phce yourselves on a line facing
the mansion where the enemy is, You
will march upon their garrison with
equal step. When sufficiently near their
post you will fire upon them The Prus-
slams will reply You continue to ad-
vance aud fire. When one falls tn G
other mag turn upon his heels, and his
retreat shall be covered by one Of my
comphnies" ~ ~w
"In this way, conciuded the coaruau.
dant, the blood which you both demand
will de spilled with profit aud glory, aud
he who comes back will do so %ishont
regret without the remorse OF having
killed or wounded with his own hands
Frcnchman, at time when France
-
ueeas "ii '.oi ueisIav 70 ar. iivr gIIIi-
dren. Hyou both fall who shall say
that you are towards? I may also add
that thus give you az excellent oppor-
tunity for putting couple aof Germans
out'of the way, service that will pro-
cure for you a good Recommendation for
reward and promotion bay
The matter was arranged US the com.
nandant had Dictated. At twenty PAGES
from the walls Of Malmsaioa, one ofEhis
adversaries was wounded staggered and
fell. The other ran to him, raised him
UP, and carried Kim away on his shoul.
drrs amid regular hail storm of baiis-
both thenccforth, entitled to the greatest
honor and respect FROM tke whole reei
ment. @
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-07
ga 8 .Ta q AEza
{ ALWAYS IN AUy1NcE
49, - 8 --...sa.~,..... "a
IN H. M Eszsks Ez:se % %

| TnEf MeH&sfTs Qs -sosne
of the relit iops Journals have been sn.
Eaulgips e tp Bnts relst q snb-
ling, in whicR ideas no less novel chan
striking, hare. seen The light .Can
God be glorifed, :, asks tko ehfistaih
Examiner, Of Richmopd, visgtnis, sor
Christ honored and his cause adsaadsa,
by such 'abominable games ss szaisl, szass ,
euchre, seven.up and old-maid, taszzsay
nam ss -of@w whica fenals as5aessy- should
bid to sh pfonodace g'sa FSss. sdsoso
Hardisg,s editor ofeahe sInaiauapplisR
JonraaiAsfepliesss We presame snosss
Hsveyes, there . are many werse thipgsg :
that Christians may do than play cards,
Seven.up is scientific game, useful as
q discinlins Of Che mind. w hist incaf.
Gates the virtue of silence. Epchrs
teaches principles which may nay bo @ prao-
tically adapted sto evsryl liils; fsoFa
instances theiolly ofsRempging;toago issS
aloneE onaSiseak hapdrgSs This, ne sptesE
sumo, settles the question foregermoreo,
and weaasez enrieass = lsarn. how Mr..
Tsemaipea fselzsiueu 8 Id @ssaaiag
Stokes the other. aax, be said hsloatheas
sEs thsR AN Ii @ sss;hsf q AL s;:s II 81
man being, and that such 9 man would
steal the coins ffcm his dead pafehts
eyes to crafty his wretshea passion.
He had no thoughtthen Of che soothingsi
Influences that sseyen-ap saSercises oyerb
the mind. He had not learned ;shelFiErs
tues Of, eld;maid, or the, bliss Of copper;
ing the ace. His client could not have
been asvoteet to euchre, OF !:ss !!.:ss wc::iiEE
never haseigOnei alone ON q weak haad:e
The christian ExamfieAe siIast avery
tweals caser s1tasqusstioas remind hasef,
"a sermon hdsliyerea against baas-bals
wherein the preacher asked: "Why play
this game? Would diving sinner play
baseball on his death Ped Then avoid
this snare Of Satan, my hearers"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-07

:. LIN amEa Msp eEaY YAmEn
s5ssF6 % ~ 10 5TSTTT Ia N997 q
asie aaA Quaker DsteetiSee ess yab
Sssisw s1s1 sod - Sgel Tis Ass sassu syods
We swerel.iye ipssseasera jn alla;tvo
ladies on the back seat, middle aged
gentleman and Quaker on the middt..
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-07

DKEss.-No dress should be worn
habitually which prevents free egress
into the street, the garden, or the forest.
Quite enough time is taken up in chang
ing the shoes, aud in putting on hat,
mantle, AID gloves. Ii exercise ous cf
doors has to be pteceeded by elaborate
preparation, it will gradually fall'into
disuse. >tr g@e ~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-07

An experienced boy says he regards
hunger aud the Christening rod as ahout
the same thing. They both make boy
boiler as sF =, az. ,,,..
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-07

The roses of pleasure seldom last long
enough to adorn the brow of him who
pluck them, and they are the only ro,
ses which do not retain their sweetness
after they have lopt their beauty. !,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-07

a #AasISd.-A young lady ia .
suburban town has recently been oblig
cd to submit to the amputatioa Gsf her
lettsfoot because of her determination to
wear the fashionable highl~hesls on her
boots and shoes. Some noatbs ago she
suffered from an affection of danger.
ous character in her ankle, and was as
suted that the use ofhigh heels was 4
certain provocative Of the ailnient AMI
would result fatally If perssryered' ia.
but the warning was uuheeded aud en-
consequence stased above has beon thA
result yWesptesameetlris will. opsssaa
as ausexample tosthe fnis sssssTsssp III III ss;,it i
tho way that of a pubic execution d:l
on witabss theeeofs whaa estala tsk
fellow. spsetAEsrssaas1l a6sEans ast
as awarniag against diahehsissE Rloase
friend help me teSaet my lagslsn son my
bsek"aaa lhaviagrrersived q fFiesaiy
iifsibOre away anssser posss6s psspdr.
Az 's4vtf 'se fsfsss ssse i 49,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-07


! dTegcHIsG EgeEToS.t0ne, Of tko,
most teartulscases ever toldson paper is
this, Of a little boy, d mere child, who
travelled one thousand four hundred
miles, taking care Of ths body Of hs dead
usOtheraa the wa5. : i Sass:s sts,s sassssss
AM expreemau, npan ssfeachins tho
Office carly sone cold morning in jam
'ary, observed, on the sidewalks q long
heavy. box, which his practiced eye &c
once identified as containing corpse
Upon the endof thcsBex, sbivsfihg wan
cold, sat "a little slalf.clais hoy NbonR
aeyehs or eight years, ,ofagss Addrese;
ing him kindly, he, said; s,.S
"My lad. don't sit there, you viii
freeze. Come in aud sit by the fr:. 2 e''A
Bursting sting into q. teqrs0 .sb Che lissls fsllRw-a
replied ,. ~,
aNo, I cane come. e. Ny mother i s'if ii
this box, and I promised her tbasP
would not leave her untilwe got KoaIs,h
&'Deeply affected with tho toaehinsS
devotion, Of this brave littlo fellow, iliet
fually succeeded in convincing oftha
entire safety of his precious charge, SUD
taking him to neighbosing gfes.auFant,
gave him warm breakfast, and thea
learned the particulars ofiispstor5. 81
His father died about d aysar ipfsviassl
ly in remote village in Mianesota, lear.
ing, his MS mother ia poor health and nearly
destitute. She. died but a few days bo-
fore the boys sad journey, charging the
little hero With th6' sud duty Of cohreys
ing the remains SO distant State, azitss
furnished him with Jall sheihads asaza
e5 5anouey 1sEelS srsIgisns 90 carry sae,ss
both BY freight cars % theig destiaasioass
The little fellow had actually ridden
day and nightin a freight car with.his
aisIaa l SII5 SI sSss, never 81 s s.soiassa isS
losing sishtof'it. aqa''sF.
ss A,f SOD pss& Fss & 5fg,s,z.,,, - -eA
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-07
Mr. and Mrs. MarB Twain 8 Diff

''H '@@ ~'loiea Guilty ss"a 's 4ts
so (As REPORTED vBf MHs MrT9. a.
sSase Sss asses ~ f3qs1v "a ,3si.
Iii,ss. r Dough, ,piaa tolass sAa,esl= fsal :
Mr.. T objected 20 Mrs. T9appearinn,a
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-07

A lady recently asked distinguished
member of the French Academy of
Sciences, "What is the use of being an
acadcmician, if you can't tell what
comets are made OFF" To which the
learned man replied, Madame, that ]
may be a5le 20 say 1 dbn'e know" y
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-07
rnidaleiaged when d wig was off was.
'he chief The ssbbery had been

Iadroitly- -planned.4s -,
sThs 4 leader fof atihe gang had taken
'pasasge'ih sthe coach, ena aftes learning,
'aavhss' supposed, oar5 aefsncelsaa coudi-
Ition, had giveuathe isignalte his com
ip,uions by throwing nut the scrap of
paper, already snens pned.a After the
unexpected capture cf tho frst robber,
iti'was attempted atoj save the booty by
secretly. passing 1t. oethe accomplice,
still believed to shs unsuspectsd, who
counted, on being abl 10 make of with
itsasrtheanext stoppias) place arav id
The result was that both, for q season. .
"did'the State somesas vice a 5.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-07
MORNING., SEPT Z r, 1872. :. !.

you degraded old rqfiap Y Out Of fthe
.hopse with you,2 .((EExit. lsadiug. Marx
out by the ear.) :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-19

>i.t-i-G-Ia -erIs'- Is DE ss---. or So! sta-
I'm rscc- a.-c'y i~ts-e1;.ry number.
Ilg S-is-4.us g-Cit ~.uN q ;li- city. ~ which
Nr. 81. n. f--, q president, have Ig~CiasaC
= l.s.t T.. .-Iless CT. a frst-class boat
~ T. --St- Rem am. l. been elected SsCJLG
%, 1,e--sut Of The CC-CJren Ipuavss, to IN the
t-C ne C-.--~. b. ttc RESI- E-Gtica o. Lieutenant
lie r..--. - Lfe sounded "a: nisEt about
go e. r...+ t-gLa .~T F.. - caused by the eN-
q. -'H ~ q caI ct trll y.t FL 'Le LC1-e OF Geo.
sz- ,-s .-e C..-S- @ - AM T. s-rects. no
Tr george VI. Oyster. The ver;-Enoga batter
e.. aitT. i5-- p s-5- ~- -,',l Standing outside
IcEfs- 90 49,. g.. a .fw mir ut,s or SI--r! -.
- n .- r.. Jra-lg i1JDd ttataue at o. rI-ness
ts,9 .sen o.. - r.s--o - thief LOT tie sake Of
2 CONS .e 90 Iv"-v rings attached p rae CTu2psT
'- l.,. g...I -. Che W.. atsl and One
-. .a- 6,,. s5,.... al We ae-~- -flrCad
"a je cCuP'eresi fhis We L. and raSs ngeIs BY
1ae former train vi-l then b conveyed 70 and
a'ter... -.. RE -CcSe1t transfer.
-ir ~. o.. r.-rs- dent q fhe S~.ir.g for tNa
FrGv -0+i~rl If cTue,. y 10 ani-laIs Irhfenei TIE
Ron .,.u5- We .H..Ia'- OFT O. barnes, and
~ GtF9 Earl-.- D1-~isrr o., al street -frq-
me avTl-G. for CTECi'v bo- ms E's horse. Jus
tics b case r-r.i = c accused 81 s1t costs.
TIE Ea-J & choir of ti.- pf.t-.gt with a
TrTr'tI 81 prominent Ea-cns. ,eft here .his
norm ; O. rGGr TO S'asIE t1I., T.ss Ztgn and
y h''a ~7Ir7-i~- Va. NJ Which places they VIII
gre C'rrev-= -ay, intend 40 visiting y !er's
cave 1r- tar (s.lls bE5ja,. Ths parry MN
Har [c"' >'yfs persons, and VIII return II about
= vel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-19
CITY ITEM s.

KELLEY FOR TIE Petite, 81 PER TIsif.-
t"Tns extracted without pain; Bunious. Bad
c,a1s, &c, relieved and cured, AZ Or. Whites,
NJ. 80 18Th street, opposite L. :. Treasury.
WARMTH PATENT COOKE. :" the greatest
IN TovemeDt eFev made 10 cooking Ease and
economy combined. Suited % the need Of all.
Meat cooked without con act With water or
steam, snd always 1t the right Temperature.
Fo ounces saved n the ponpi. Testimonials
from soIne OF the best people Of this city and
e.seW here. Cal and examine, a. the Slate
Nantel and Chandelier Ware Rooms of Hamil-
ton & Pearson, y. VI. G. A. Building, 9th and
u streets 3
DR- WSTTP, Chtr0rafiSf, treats Corns. Bun
ions, CuS and mCrDwing Nails &C., witt out
pam, ~ the patient cal walk with ease imn,e-
I. S. Treasury.
IaB NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, -. Y. sys
snd 10th St, pays per CO. on deposits. a.3IitlS
THERMOMETERS snd BGronstsrs ars reT s,rss
f2d made 70 order nv RelnYler, near 81 s.raat,
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ACCIDENT - ALExANDRIA.-A little boy
eight years G.G. Warren Patterson, son of Albert
PstteTcon, living near the turn-table OF fhe w.
"a K r. on 81 Assph street, attempted 81 5
ostoCk this afternoon, - jump on the train ar
Tiying al that time, and missed his footing. He
fen between TIE cars, and, either by the wheels
or being thrcvn against the platform, his left
III ii was broken ana the toes or his right foot
cut Of FerTrs'riG Pa Sentinel.
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BANK RORBERY.-Two highwayrnen entered
the Office Of Blees & Co, in ,John street. Brook
Ign, At O'Clock Saturday, while the employees
we're being paid. and one seized g roll OF bills
shouting 80 500, both presenting revolVers ID
The vcTkmen present. Both escaped u the
dock, Were they took a small boat and escaped
" New York.
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E. OCAL NEW ;.
r. rrrssc..s. Pfc Mes, 80.

Ys.r--r. -e -I.r-' .ll !. al. e. -,Dcrryv for Tire
bere-.t OF TTrrr.-r! Cs--rh.
v1-'~I Hai Pav''ieu nov Open f1r me re-
c.a#.H ~ Tic'' .IT- C.
-. = sS5urs.pEs ~ Mo-rt Vernon on the
az H-rCE
iS, son - EiStuOni next Wednesday tor
fF.r .--Ft c. the - va-.s;-f .-Nrrrt
-l, 81 a. C SglJ-t.1E Park on wednesday
tt4 81. % n ,.i-C : new church.
.Ncr. sion = GlymOnt or Wednesday ~ the
T. o. -c-oFA Csth0Ec Total AbslnencE So
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p SIHEPrrG WITH CoErsE.-Sarah Serb.
rer - wears old, residing IN View YORK, was
u .r,r dead in her bed la-t Saturday morning
IL avpears that she vent 20 he'd with her hush aud
stoUt 10 O'Clock Friday nigh, IN lGr usual
health and when he awoke Saturday morning
fits
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EDWARD \. STOKES counsel have forwarded
memorials tC the con2 lisSicne-s OF charities aud
transferred 70 q larger ana dryer cell on the
grCuucs that the one now occupied bV him Is
damp End unhealthy, that be ts subject TO Sc
yere attacks OF asthma and bronchitis, and II 8,
be Is uog suffering from both diseases.
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HoRRIPLB FRATRICToE AT OwFnsUoEO'.-
LOd and josh Uuke brothers, and merchants Of
UWeDsbCro' Ky. Lad q falling out last week,
when Josh drew pistol and shot az i.oc, and
then turned and run. iOd shot him twice,
breaking his srIn and shooting him throrsb the
bowels Both are highly respectable. and
brotheTs-in-law or the sheriff. Tie city Is hDT-
rired