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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
A col DRED PREACHER sESTEGcED 10 THREE
YEAES IMPRISONMENT.

tried Court of General Sessions yesterday. before
Recorder Hackett a charge Of ieOnious assault.
The complainant Robert H. Scott. also eoiorcd, who
testified that the prisoner s,d hs mel NJ e Aouse Df
Mrs. NJ W. Brown. al No. 1853 West Threths st. on July
30 He had accused Holland TO Ms Brown OF being in
koxcatcd. Holland became enssgoi and thfaaicned to
cut SCOTS head of. He enerwWrd with an
open razor struck Scott three blows ON tho
ann before ths latter could defend himself Thu witness
showed the Jury three deep gaehee on ias LEFT arm H.
In defense Holland said Scout had ffSt asaauleu hh
and after suffering beating for some time ne AT
Length 10 se,ideiense drew email penkiie and srues
Scott with It, The nature o! tho wounds s:Iha
10 contradict tins and the jury rendered veilct u
guilty The prisonor was santencoi " tAxee years at
hard labor in TIE State Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
annex closing quotations q foreign exchange

The street rate for money to-day was 2i204 per
cent on pledges OF ordinary acceptable Stock Ex-
change collateral, ami per cent whom the offerings
consist of United States bonds Prime mercantile
paper has hardening tendency. but the sales are
3 and G. The Customs receipts at Washington to-
day wero $jo0.000, Gnd the Internal Revenue re-
ccpts S250.OO0 the United States Treasurer receiv-
lug S35O,OO0 National bank notes for redemption.
ghe following WIS the clearinghouse statement:
Currency exchanges, S61. 019, $40; currency bal
anccs, 81 800, 6o2; gold exchanges $3, 1872 20O and
gold balances, 1851 ,6iS.
In Government bonds there was dali aud steady
feeling though it WAS noticeable that some Of the
leading German bankers vera exporting them. We
nnnex the closing street Quot stlOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
TINE ALLEGED BARRE BANK ROBBERY.

Judge Donohue yesterday morning met the
counsel the proceeding CONCERNING the remission OF
George Miles, Genga e. Mles, TO Vermont to be ted
for completely in the Barre Bank robbery IN the Juos
private room. As previously imported Judge Donohue
had already decided that on the evidence offered on no
half al Miles, Ia seat uuder tho fxTaditon war
rant OF Gov Tilden TO Vermont The now phase OF tho
procsoins was motion admit the prisoner In bail
pending an appeal by certioraIi from the Judges db-
cson Inder provisions Of law Of 1873. Judge DoIo-
bue. II stated by Of the COUNSEL pres "a &C.
rned to act the matter, IS he somewhat 1ri-
with lis associates. lie directed Ike aS'ixauen I" 10
made to Judge Grady ut later hoT OF tho day. judge
Brady not Appealing ter he NIettSu INC nnlVeI ~ pe
heard before him to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
The Offering and asking prices for stocks at the
close of the Exchange were:

The London market was active and excited, par
tcularly for Erie Which closing ut 152 last night,
advanced 10 i7s returned TO 6. and closed 1T
IGla0 IGsi, the Preferred going from 80 to 3Gio.
British CoDsols were down an eighth aBd United
Srates sccurities irregular and lower. There
was no change in mOray. This has been the regular
fortpigtly settling day on the Stock Exchange at
London. In Paris, Pentcs closed at 66f Coo. The
condition OF the foreign exchange market was less
feverish than usual, though frm. Che price.
after opening At 11G7. dropping TO l16ic and then
recovering to lit. Cash gold also less severe,
and rates down from64 20 i64 and fai borrowing,
and later and G per cent. Tho Treasurer here will
sell another million tomorrow. Tho foreign ex-
changes show signs OF continued Generalization,
though as there is profit in exporting u. s. bonds
to-day, there is mDre doing, but busnoss is done
among the brokers ~ low az s. 78@$4 70 and
Il SEA "a So, 40 against 81 81 and 81 50, tue
pasted rates at the leading banking houses early
this morning. IN tho afternoon, however, rates
were lowered to 81 90 for 90 days bills.
and to ~ ~ for 3 days sight, with
the market very much overturned. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in called
bonds, and 1000 in coin interest on tie pubho
debt. Tho days operations at the Geld Exchange
Bank were as follows : Gold cleared, 500 900
gold balances, 81 ,23705i; currency balances,
IL COS 252. We annex principal gold quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
GOODS ON FALSE PRBTENsEs.

yalorous Southworth yesterday gave $4,000
bail under an oler arrest from the Sheriff. based on
charge OF procuring 65l 90 worth Of wines and liquors
Oil false pretenses from Cook Bernhcimer OF No 81
Kerst The allegation set forth that Warren c. South
worth Of Castleton, Rensselaer, Co., n Y, brother OF
valoous southwoth bargaincd with Cook Bernheimer
fr goods 10 be delivered 80 CO. and 80 days credit
NsOr,us SoutlyDrth faiueSentcc to the finn that iis
brother was werfL $I2 OO0 anu was Going good busl-
ness and Oil this representation the bargain Wa con-
ciuded Al lie Vii aion OF tine tifse OF credit warren
SOuhworh Isicd " pay eod I'M brother Was hold TO
e.gQS1plc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16

ONCE The burglars had packed up clothes and vain
ables worth several huidrsd dslars when alarmed:
They were identified At Police Headquarters ~ Donsid
Harris and JOHN Gibbons two petel oserdery. Prop
erty was found Che person OF tisi5eNs whoa W.
identified as st0en few nights previous 1nOtn D
jewelry store ut No. Al East Eiuetooaith-st. "A.
Harrs tho injured one HAS bccs ~ vi cver nnoo tnnt
he has not becn brcugin 10 trial 6isbcns ~ cou-
mkt+d ny Justfce K,breth to await t,fri f wes d,uy
indicted by the Grand Jury for tho o.pse ana yesterday
pleaded guilty. IN Court az sneaal bessuas sno vas
sentenced to ten years in the State Prison By Recorder
,Hackett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, bopt TO,
CoFFEEThe bssmoss IN ~ ols q stand aud quotations
pomb from flint hands either here
AT HE out norris quote Ordinary at 7a0l7aej
Fair do Is9, Gl9c. Coed d. l8S9l9L2c, Prime do. le%6
poe santos good cargOeA l9o2vo all gold 90 aAyA
Mild grades duh aud unchanged
COlrON-guOations Of spot Cotton arp again ofncliy
marked down % Middng and grades above and sc for
below NiidnY reve quotations TO this rtxuo
Ton Wit nearly The hgurps
great nona; receipts - the shipping port. to-day
sfaO wesk 4, lel baess tlis day ass
yUas u w. basl consolidated a QAy reocys II la bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
A NOTORIOUS BURGLAR PUNISHED.

On the night of Aug. Is. John Gottsberger
Of No East ssventoeus-st. awakened BY nese
IN his rooa and found two burglars trying TO esope by
window. lie sprang ont OF bea and caught one OF
them by the leg just BIO stepping over tho window
sll. and shouted for bis son The son came quickly
enod 20 Shoot IL ne was mot released, aud
- struck Lin heavily tie head with the club.
iss AlID TIE ground eensfless. eanwhIe einssrs
LA heard TIC disturbance and time 10 arrest
Tie uI ured rODber and both were taken ~ tbs Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,

NRwYosK, Sept l5DEgyEs-Frasl receipts o. car.
iosds 1859 head55 Sixteth ST. and
soy Oy There wore Also On sale nna1a Of leals Which
unsold al the coss Monday last Tie qualify of
tho offerings wss not desirable generally as the fat Cattle
mainly and thinnish little h,Ar than
The market dull and sellers at
esy CITY reported moderate demand atout ast Mondays
prioes ~hfe the dealers Ut Slxreihs rated M rssI
asA ksse lower for all grades EXCEPT pIie and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
DPCJSIOES-SEPT, IS.

!sgprsqps Court 6aMb9s- By Judge Lawrence. -
FIapCi5w ap Hoauc-pIantd allowed to file HE supple
Complaint nv oil tie costs OF the aGoh a"a
fcrv,'s wiz he soiEcd on tND "2ys il'ic
IN m In me mat Of the Petition Of iIaskOi-
40; ion denied, with ITO cOste meIa0TsHIum
.9upcior COA1t-HpeciGl 1ern-By Judge CnpS-
Asia- recere,, &C. ac-lst Lai.Jbs motion should be
mas judge HLo r6d me aOnon and sianf oven
III SJ 9, Il such Othr Jay Is Lay De ass1ed
Common Pleqs-.,pec;1l Tsrm--ly Chief Justice
DIf.-Ganc ast. Casi-Applcation denied oNnitn Cas-
vol. IT,, DaVis-Aiution couicd, without tCsls
~ JuGss I.CbasOn-Hei! aSt. IsDAtliLc! iJil,l1h
mad until further orr receiver 10 &c ai on1co
me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
And the following for city bank shares:

Rsilroad bonds were quiet and generally hrm
Harlem declined to 1l3a for coupon trsts, and 70
1871, for registered 500. 600 of the former chang
ing hands. Chicago and North Westem CONSOLE
dated guld coupon bonds advanced to 67aL The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
the days business at the United States Sub

the days Uuslna8 at the United otates sub-
Treasury comprised:
Gold receipts. 1898 rs 10 Cary balance S5S 2e303 30
Gold aTiuns l,gC- ~ 40 325 900 %
Gold ualsnce...34,oG 80 q Conceded CON
Oar \ Iec,iyt&.. 5sZ,GG1 ~ CertHOs
Car, rayIaeass SlT4sO 30 to..asA.ng0n so; 900 %
The Treasury balances at the close OF business TO-
day were: Currency, $2.250000; coin, $61,-
10000; lcSs coin certificates, S14,5G0,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16

exprts 70 Great Britain 202 bales stock 26Os
its; consolidated stock, "a, 368 onlss. -
suofapns are based On American standard OF eDsnceens
sNd running In quality Rot more ea hAhe
Erade above below TIC ETsde QUOTED. .. -- s...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
Malt)lnsrp.
srrnEwE ColAg--CMA..nHMs-DoNoH,H.I

Established 1921.
THoYhs T. TlsKrR SiKrffEs e. NJ TAsAER-
EHORRIS, TASKER e. Go.
W. PASCAL IRON WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA
TASKEt IhOS NDREA
rFACAsIIR DtLANAkk
Onsca Fifth and Tasker sts Philadelphia
Once all WaTeholseA RIO. - Goid-si, owYork
Office end Warehouse. No. &c OIyor ST. Boston.
Manufactures roueht Iron Neidtz fuiea plain, gal
var rsxtfy ooGp, steam, AMI watT.
'TaP.EELDED CHA RCOA1 IRON BOILER TUBES
OLE WELL TU BING AND CASING. x..x---- $3.50.
GAS AND STEAM EITTlAGa. BRASS fALN 10 AMI
COCKS.
GAS AND STEAM fIr'TERS TOOLS.
CASTI4sCE GAS AND WATER PIPE
STREET LAMP POSTS AND LAN1EiSsS
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPARATUS. &C
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY, &c. - -
WE WOULD CALL SPH7AL AI'IE ELTON To OUR
PATENT NUJ4AiIZED RJBBBRUOAThD 1UBE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEFAR1MENT IVE UILoOA
AND 11,2 O'CLOCK A. n.
US6 20 Coupon. 1864 Sbeo Coupon 1863,
.hG 1ica i.vbQ .... Doe ilo4
u s geo ReEistered 1854
,l2.l1Si,i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16

On basis Of Low Mfdfiinn -
sales ys.tsr:sy Alta mssptegs.r 100 1,nssc 100.
137ise ?og j3isse. OsiobsI Goa iSo 800 l3ge 30.
;s1usry. 100 iss s6s isa,c SS' $,e ,fsSHaN VI
as6S bale: uA ke.srsys eiosiss prices
SIslsS octsssr ,Ss.c; sSyemSsr 1Yn siIzslsSs';
Ss:ss;j i:.s sls:, 3 S:S:
i$sssai4: se.i .A1sasi. is,sI!ssc., MsItss stI.5
S !s ~ TO- : fs iS iss;:s 70
20 TO- S IL is $es &C. 600 JaIssg
70; ssn ns ' iS ,: e Co., 5 ss BE SsS IL
March, ls,ac d 400 ise Ss9 IisSs.s 2S5 Issssc 2s9
2co *, 100 1ssS 900 b June IoO fAi,ss
flour AND MEAI<-The f1Cnr nrrkt opened quiet
for She oy rTaes ard steady fairy active Tor goS1 ana
wheats plenty and values irresnar Od 1nn,1ss
close The market yey quiet bat steady fer most grsocs
New very unsaaile; saIss Of $500 bb,s. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
Marble ano Slate Hlamels.

CLOTE g. JAMES, STATIONERS. % Fulton
"a near Wiam.-Partics requiring Blank Books are 70
O uested 70 call ana examine our stool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16

SEEDS-Ihe demand for Clover Ia generally OF jObb,ns
character with proosquits strong about II bags Rough Pax
81 rs Timothy at SV$5 %, and Clover 1tc.
sfEARIN stssdy, but very quiet; sales Of SO tca OF
Grade III ~ l2o.
SUaA oaw Sngars without suOtabo change, bat the
business only morate sails Of b4 ids ouba aasnoIsdo
7s4dS o $40 hhds do DO 81 7o $500 bsse Psnao
buco 11c; quote lstring Cuba Al 1850 Uo)d
sd5 &C Prime DO, Sis Cent ifgsi. hhds and
IL Box Cay cd IL he1ned Is n
fair request And Ii nrn at Sc9c Tor soft yellow OaO 60
for Soft White IL &C for Crushod lie for pow.rod AMI
1lo for Granaiated. ~
TALLOW brp,. active saosof 10000 a. 0'ssl0o
the latter fore ity.
bblA at Al TN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
FIRST BoARD-l0Io O'CLOCK A. n.
Any State IL. Boun 1 Pacific

Sales Of Ste,e Eosds--1d;'roof Bonds-Bsns and Raj
rred Sharss-BT5ress S!cc4s. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16

| CgRYsx-TLcre Is to note yaluec
Lees nominal Fancy grades rule sbout stedy ..
tho receips OF these light Other ouaes
il supply ana pIices favor Tie buyer shippers
Inactive the unfay 0ate abroad.
FallsIhcre modri;e trade sale 1900 boxes at 100
&c for Fancy odlO4c. for Dalries. Cuca-Ab0ut tao
equal Of trade range Of 9S.Ai07sc. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16

l. - '.t,' s.1tos Dat.; Court yesterday, after tue
tis1,.e @. routine business, United States District
Atrue, 90 asvsd that, out of respect to the memory
.fJudge Woodruff the Court 10 adjourned until to-day.
Daniel s. Dic5crson seconded the notion and charac
tezed Ju,lSo woodruff lone OF those great judges
MIN us Ia, allowed ANYTHING In cDne between theG and
fhIr dutg" H. H. Il nedic esusurIed in TIC jon, and
iuoye ttci.si dres ga the Colut be oI.oul:ed
until TO-DAY that the reason lof ire u<pVtr.ieHl do
entenod "a tse nliDut
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-03-11
HAN UNEXPECTED MEETING.

One night in the fall of 1867, either in
September CT October, was at Cham
berlain's Station, in the Sierra Nevada
Mountains, on the Bonner Lake wagon
road, waiting for Roberts & Company
line of coaches to take me the next day
to the then new mines at Meadow Lake.
After supper the bar-room was almost
filled with transfers, and more were
constantly arriving, although it was by
this time quite dark.
They were all talking ''horse" and
''mule." Not teamster, horse, or mule
was there on the road that they were
not, one and all, Familiarity acquainted
with.
I paid but a dreamy sort of attention
to their conversation, till one of them,
with good deal of emphasis, said ST
tell you what, Johnny, eff you hadn't a
hitched on to me and helped me up that
air last hill, I'd a bin at the foot of it
till yit.'
''That is all right, Bill you know I
never pass by and leave a man in trouble.
By the beard of BALKAN I have my
opinion of fellow that wiQ do trick
like that.
Instantly was all attention. Altho'
it had been seven years since had heard
no "a, cro mild oath hoorJ
it then for the first time, and had never
once thought of it since-I at once re-
membered where, and under what cir
cumstances, had before heard it,
I soon had the man who had used the
peculiar oath, If oath it could be called,
safely cornered at some distance from the
main throrg of guests, when asked him
if he remembered having assisted poor
wretched emigrant family out of desert
over in Washoe- naming the time and
place.
'sWell, rather guess [ do remember
it! Not much chance of my ever for
getting it 'aoao! But how do you happen
to know anything about that? You amt
Well, by the beard of BALKAN
yes you are You are the very fellow
that came out on the road and got me to
go down after the family Why, how
do you do p
Having released my hand from John
Henderson's fearful grasp, and straight
ened out my fingers, I said: ST did
not remember your face, Mr.. Henderson,
but recollected that peculiar style of
oath of yours. You used it once down
In the desert. I have never heard it since
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-03-11
THE RETROSPECT.

What is this vii / and mysterious spell
That's playing the chords of my heart tonight!
Its chimes are IKE g funeral knell--
They seem to tell me of sorrow and blight
Nv will, though strong, cannot brave ITS power
It's sweeping me back to the mystic PaSt.
IN this still, soul searching. ungaurded hour-
| own L am VanguiShed, yield at last
The bars that so long have enthralled my heart,
I'm tearing away, with q ruthless hand;
Although it makes me shiyer and start
l. face to face, with my fate viii stand.
T see It all now, what my heart gave up
For the wreath of fame that binds my DrOW
I've drained to the dregs the delusiYe cup;
The worlds acclaim is naught to me now.
I'd resign it all, could hear once more
The gentle tones of one silvery voice,
That far away back in the days of yOre.
Could make this heart TO bound and rejoice
Il upon my throbbing and aching brow
I could feel the touch of one little hand,
It would give 10 my soul more rapture now,
Than all the tnrOng that around me stand.
Tirt that gentle voice, and that little hand.
/ cast aside for the glitter OF Fame.
and now alone on her nights L stand,
All bowed and sad meath the weight OF name.
And oh! how her words come back to me now,
With the singing pangS OF bitter despair:
when the C own of Fame rests upon your GROW
Its w eight may be greater than you can Desf-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-03-11

A SAD but very remarkable case of ia
tally has occurred during the present
winter IN German family, named Hey
mig, living about l. miles north of Ju-
neau. Last fall the husband and father
died of typhoid fever, and has since been
followed by five of the children, the last
one, girl of about nineteen, dying last
Sunday, all OF the same disease. One
son lies at present in very critical con-
dition.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-03-11
old gal, amt she ?"

old gal, amt she?''
''Well," said Henderson, addressing
the family collectively, ''as you don't
seem to be bound for any particular port,
by the beard of Balaam I'll just bun
die you all up and take you down to
Sacramento Valley to my rancho; it's as
good luck as any,"
Nobody offered any objection. The
short and emphatic speech made by
Henderson seemed to have settled the
whole matter.
The kind-hearted teamster was now
all hustle. ALI the valuable contents of
the little emigrant wagon were soon
slowed away in the capacious 'prairie
schooner as were the extra harness and
other out side traps. The water cask
unslung from under the small craft, and,
giving it kick that sent it rolling, Hen
derson said: eve shan't need that !''
At this the old lady, of whom nobody
was thinking, cried: ''Yes we SHALL
Take it along; it'll come mighty handy
to keep soap i'll
''Never you mind, granny, SAID Hen
derson, smiling at the idea ''we shall
find soapbarrels enough over the noun
tains."
Henderson spread his own mattress
and bed for the sick woman and child in
the small wagon, it having been cleared
of all in the shape of boxes and baggage,
making both quite comfortable.
All hands of us then hauled the small
craft into position, and it was securely
lashed behind the big wagon as ''back-
action that is it was taken in tow by
the large ''prairie schooner the gallant
cred Wing"
Thomas and the boys were mounted
into the large wagon, while all of the
women were placed in the small one.
AS I assisted the tottering old lady
into the vehicle, she paused when half
way in, and nodding her head toward
Henderson, said to me in triumphant
whisper : Hes just like Mumford %
"Good-by' was soon said all around !;
crack like the report of rifle, rang
out from Henderson's blacksnake whip
shower of music was shaken out of the
scores of bells worn by the teams, and
the two vehicles moved slowly away in
the direction of the main road to Carson
City.
At the distance of few hundred yards,
the old bald-faced horse, as he went
imping after the smaller craft, seemed
suddenly to remember that he was leav-
ing behind the mare-his old companion.
Two or three times he turned his head
and began to whinny, but his stout rope
halter brought him up with jerk that
nearly threw him off his trembling legs,
SO he gave it up and they all moved on.
''Poor old devil p said I, as I stood
there alone in the desert che feels
much as did the srelict' when she left
Mumford behind, under the trees on the
banks of Green River
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-03-11

ford would; though he's at rest now,
pore man! Now, see here-you just
see what you kin do for US! He," nod
ding toward the wagon, she's stick,
you know
[ faithfully promised the Mumford re-
Let that I would see them all out of
their troubles.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-07-22
3Oth day of August next,

on the premises of John f Simms, John
b Raley. james Cooper Igna,ius Joy.
Mary Fenwick. Dora,hy Raley. John b.
Raley. James Cooper. John r. King aud
Anthony Yates in Oakville district.
THIS Commission embraces two reti-
rions One to open a public road from
the Three No'chcd Road, beginning on
the premises Of John + Simms aud inter.
sec,ing the Leonsrdtown road on tho
lands Of John f King-the other. for
opening public road from q point where
the Rich Neck road iniersects the McIn-
tosh road TO point near the barn Of Leo
ii. Hayden on the public road leading
from Lconardtown to Wible's Shop
The Examiners will meet on the day aud
premises named for the purpose Of ns-
king examination as to which road pc
tiiioned for will best meet tho public iu-
terest aud demand, or whether any road
in this section is required BY public con.
venicnce. and all parties interested are
notified to attend.
GEO. w. MORGAN,
FF FLOYD.
WIN + greenwich,
Examiners.
Jnlv 30 1S75-90J
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-07-22

chsrrh-s Musical Visitor fce July. u gcod
ruu.her. II music dealers. sngers. and play
srs would examine copy Of thss rsbiicatioa
ikev minht discover way 10 reeeive Q good
snrplv az the late snusic-vocai and inssruuen-
tai-wishoui paying fen 30 to 50 een6 shess
for H. while al the same time they may keen
poss~d In matters relating 70 music and art -
The current number Of sfe visitor contains two
new songs hy popular compc@ss. pretty waltz,
and Strs uss celebrated q. evils Dsxuinx-Nee,
dle'' Masurka- There 10 also saPplemeei
giving four good enariets; in all no ewes than
eight pieces Of good and popular music. Ths
literary drparsments are fnli and interesting.
embracing articles BY W. s. b. Mathews. john
Howard, and others There b alse . pretty
musical story, correspondence. editerials, etc
Specimen copy Of The Visitor win be SEAT 90
receipt Of one stamp. 81 So . year. Address
John Church Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-07-22

Do y0u not think, IN view Of theaccumu-
lated sins and years that rest upon you,
that ron had better do rs Don Qnixote
did and retire from active participation
in knight-errantry? I think It time
for you to try and heal some Of the
many wnnlsds You have inflicted and
mot ATTEMPT - open fresh ones, for 1War
whitened toeks should admonish you, in
the language Of DIR. Young, to
Walk shonghtfal oe she silent solemn shore
OF that vaxs uceaa yoa MIST sail 50 soon
had pet seed rerks on tesrd.
Yours, &C.,
Rus IN URBx.