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I'D" "Uonncct at Aston with Tr0ns on tie
SparIanburG and Union Railroad connect at
Columbia with Night Trains on the South Car
olina Railroad up and down also with Traits
going North and South on the Charlotte, &c.
lumbia and Augusta and the Wilmington. Co,
iBBEVlLLE BRANCH.
Tram leave Ahhcvillc nj o ! 50 m. connect
ing with Down Train from Grccmvile. LeN
Coke bury at 2.l5 p M, connecting with T,
Train from Columbia. Accommodation Train.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. LcayC
CokcSbmry al ll.l5 ms. or on the arrival
the Down Grain from Grecnvillc. Leaves T.;
bcvillc at ] o'clock p. m. connecting with CI
Train from Columbia.
ANDERSON BRANCH AND TLUE RIDGE
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AN OUTFIT FREE.

W f want some one in every county TO
w take orders and deliver goods for tho
OLD and original e. 0. ID. House. Largo cash
wages Splendid chnnce'in every neighbor
hood for The right person of either sex, younp
or old. Samples, free and post paid. Send
FOR 1t at once and make money at your homes.
Address. II. j. HALE & CO. On. Howard
Street, Balsimore Md
Oct u, 1875 s 3m
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Accommodation Trains between Bolton and
Anderson on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, Leave Bolton at $50 Il M, or on arriv.
al of Down Train from Grccnvlle. Leave
Anderson at 200 p M, connecting with Up
THOMAS DODAMEAD,'
General Superintendent.
JABEz NoEToN, Jr, General Ticket Agent
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How the Sunlight Came, !

Ior CDe poor Us we'll aS tne riSn, anu
it will pour in through crazy shutters
and over the bare floors just as cheer.
lily as it filters through lace curtains
and ! br6aksa into golden fragments
over velvet carpets Aid Gods free
air came, tp1tbe desqlatec room as
well thhogggRho SBepp. pp.t4b3ad i had crossed s the
decayipg oroofs and fingered for a
momentl9n the weather beaten sills
it was no longer, ,pure. Gson
Do you know what poverty is2 A
gaunt9 etarFed woman with great
black eyes which had q look Of hung.
or and terror, as if tie shadow OF
tate had clutchcd her throat. A
bare roomAnot Bars, because it con
tanned an,old stove, q wretched bed,
broken chair, a bench, and-but
notliing more. The gaunt, starved
face woman had bread to eatZbread
and nothing else."f A}bare room
bread and water This is poverty.
That ~ what brings to the heart that
teel;ng of loneliness and grim despair
which is poisoned out of life or
qpenched, like a Aicllering light, in
the green waters of the river which
creeps softly past the city and carries
every burden of sorrow and woe to
the bosom Of the lake.
Why did this woman live? Had.
life one charm for her2 Perhaps she
asked herself these questions as she
sat with her face in her hands and
lookedTogtrupon the cold, cheerless
daY,oUhere were no tears in her
great black eyes--only such a woe
and despair that the world should
haveibeen there to see it and to have
painted it on their hearts.
"Mother!"
HftttIe, wasted form on the wretch
ed RssdaSS j lbony hand on the ragged
quilt-a voice which told of hunger
and pain weary waiting. .,,-,
She bent over him, aul'f 4 mo-
ment mothers love shonc in her
eyes, and her wrinklcd hand rested
on lis pale.tace with such tenderness
as only mother has.
"Lift me up and let me see the
sunshine" he whispered, trying to
put his arms around his mothers
neck.
TTIere is no sunsl,ine,";she whisp
cred in reply, a sob in her throat.
"Kiss me, mother, and call me
when the(Bunlight comes again." he
said.
She knew that he had been dying
for q week-sinkipg slowly and sure
ly into eternity, but she had no
friends to call in-she could only
weep over him and Pray God that
she might soon follow. With gasp
apPds SOB she pressed her lips to his
forehead, thcn turned away to strug
gle with her despair and her great
sorrow.
The cloudy, checrless day faded
into dusk. She reused herself for a
moment and peercd through the
gloom to see # her boy still slept,
and then she whispered with her
thoughts again. And such was her
thoughts2
When tho darkness covered the
bare floor as with mantle, and
wIfcn she could no longer sec her
own poverty, the boy suddenly cried
out: dbi,I
"Mothcr! mother! The aunlight
has come!"
'"Notyot, dear Ncd-not ycu 1t is
night now"
"But j see tho snn-it lights all
the room-it blazcs into my facet he
called.
"There is no sun; it is cold and
dark" she sobb2d.
"And it grows brighter! and | hear
such sweet music! and | SEQ little
TonninvIp n+yun;e,ornd ,II, ,II
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Greenville & Columbia r R.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

Passenger trains run daily Sundays except
ed, connecting with night trains OH South
Carolina Railroad up and down. On and aft.
er honday, December 10, The following will
be the Schedule:
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The above course will prepare can
didatcs for admission into the Sopuo-
MORE CLASS Of any Of our Southern
Colleges. Students, who do not stand
a satisfactory examination upon the
several studies OF each class, will not
be allowed the privilege to advance to
the next higher, but be retained in
such class, till all the studies of it be
satisfactorily completed.
TUITION OF PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
PER TERM.
Junior Class, $1,000
intermediate Glass, 1850
Senior 1900
Preparatory Department, 1000
No deduction will be made for lost
time except from prolonged sickness.
Monthly reports of punctuli!y, de-
pertinent, and rccitations in caon STU.
d., will be furnished parents.
j. II. CARLISLE, Principal.
Dec. %, 1875 II If
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E4aw Notice.

The undersigned, having resumed the prac
tice of law, will attend the Courts on the 9Th
Judicial Circuit. Business left with VIM. r..
Hagood, at Pickens G. H., will be promptly
attended to. j, w. HARRISON.
Nov Ia, 1874.
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night ask the river. When they
found his dead body she was not
there. They cannot fud her. iIf1
she is dead God will not judge her
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CONFEDERATE

Bills, Bonds and Postage Stamps Wanted.-
$4 for rarest bills, $40 for rarest stamps IL
will pay to send them Immediately Also
other curiosties, American Stamp Co., Box
40d5, New York.
Dec 2 IA ss4{4E
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0S'TO &O0 per day Agents wanted
pO pNU All classes of working peo-
pie, of either sex, young or old, make more
money at work for us in their spare mos
ments, or all the time, than at anything else
Particulars free, Address G. sTIESON & co
Portland, Maine. "F" Vk&Ww
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PHCHkENS, ,HkHGHI SCHOOL.
1926.

VIE ccholaStic year Is ulNlucd into two
il Terms of 20 weeks each. The First Term
commences January 18th, ana ends June 3D.;
the second Term commences July 4th and
ends November 18th.
Students entering within two weeks after
the commencement of the Terms, will be
charged for the whole Term those entering
otter this time, from the timo of entering.
1t is moro satisfactory that Students enter
at the commencement, when the several
classes ate forming, a ."
Course of Study.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
JUNIOR CLASS.
1st Term-Spelling and Reading.
I'd Term-Spelling and Reading continued
/ Primary Geography; Mental Arithmetic,
: Exercises in Writing.
INTERMEDIATES GLASS.
1st Tcrm-spclling' and Reading continued:
Geography continued; Introducing English
Grammar; Elements of Written Arithmetic;
Exercises in Writing.
I'd Term-Spelling and Reading continued;
Elements of Written Arithmetic completed
intermediate Geography completed; Analyt-
ical English Grammar; Primary U. S. His
tory; Exercises in Writing.
SENIOR GLASS.
1st Tcrm-English Grammar completed; Phys
sical Geography; Common School Arithmc>
Wv, lomHo AnUlySiS Oh hOfuS;
I'd Term-Greenc's; Analysis of English
Language; Arithmetic continued Smaller
Compositions; Higher U. s. History.
PREPARATORY DEP ARTMENT.
JUNIOR CLASS.
1st Term Latin Grammar and IIarkness' First
Latin Book; Latin Reader; Davies Algebra
History of England
I'd Term-Four Books of Caesar; Arnold's
secsnd Latin Book on Analysis of the Latin
Sentences Greek Grammar; Kcndrick's $
Greek OllcndorH; Greek Reader; Davies
Algebra completed; Natura! Philosophy.
INTERMEDIATE GLASS.
lst Tcrm-Six Books of Virgil Gree k
Reader completed; Plain Geometry; Higher
Composition and Rhetoric
I'd Term-Sallusts Cataline s. Jugurthn;
Ncnophon's Anabass; Higher Algebra
commenccd Solid and Spherical Gcomc
try completed; Chemistry.
SENIOR CLASS.
1st Tcrm--Ciccros Select Orations; Xcnophons
Memorabilia; Trigonometry and Surveying;
Roman History; Latin Prose Composition
2d Tcrm-llorace entire; six Books OF the
Iliads; Greek Prose Composition; Algebra
completed; Astronomy.
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t0S a day guaranteed using our WELL
DHO AUGER & DRILLS. $iOO n month
paid to good agents, Auger Book free. Jiz
Auger Co, 81. Louis, Mo.
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W. Z. HOLCOMBE. II. A. CHILD
HKOlcOmbe az Child.
A ATTORWEYiS LAW

NTILLPRACTICEin in Circuit, Probate, and
w Trail Justice Courts ofthis State. All
business entrusted to them willreeeiye prompt
attention.
Septic 81y
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Livery 7 al! Sale Stables.
CHI ARLEsTON, S, G.

Parties desiring to hire conveyance to
Pickcns Court House, Table Rock and other
points, can be accommodated at my Stables,
at all hours of tho day and night. Pur-
chascrs can also pc supplied with Good Stock
at roasonabloprices. =
ny" Regular Mail Line to Pickcns Court
house daily Sundays excepted)
r @ RICHEY g. WYATT.
Easloy Station, s. o., Aug, 8, 1876
nO49-1y
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IIALP VALUE. sia5. SPLENDID NEW TOP TX.
III press Wagon built 70 order for $50 Ia West 18th
~
IT ANsOM-BRBwsTE2. OF BROOME ST.. PULL
III spring Too Wagon set low at great sacrifice. les
Prince 81
TTARNESs.-CIiEAPEST HARNESS STORE IN NEW
III York; good Buggy Harness. hand made. SIS: good
t,rocers So: good doub Team Harness $50:
good Horse Blanket, 81 so Ploase call and examine for
FisliER 4 OSBORN. Manufacturers. IL Barclay at
IL the property OF gentleman leaving for Europe,
Landau by Ward Bros. Team ICY hands high set Har
ness Kuhn Curriers' make, all good 10 800:
price 81 500 Address box i54 Post ofce. last Long
Branch, n. J.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. 90.
SALE
OF ALI. THE ELEGANT PRIVATE TURNOUT


A DSSsssasffTHSSsssffL Eas EH1vATs EysSSur
'ss ws 4s 81 itSSsr Avs
,xc,rnIA1. F TSr SSESSk fSyTF1
,soIoD.s' AMI h KHIfhsGk si no SaasAblh 'As.
FL 81 sob II Es a
WITHOUT LIMIT. REsT fRfPPcnna OR RESERVATION.
GsdnF is nth l. eys:,, Old. he sired " Ethan =.
.rc,.ed full mile VIII bur years old in OF last
in @ on the pa. year and .:
The s &
very prompt driver he is warranted sound and kind
elegant best behaved and most in the
state; iss hand, high years old. with tine symmetry;
Knox has Mystic track OF 49, can beat
no road long for him and no horse thu. he road
s oa s and ns
kind for genemnns road or family he has equal
s'fas fIas
he ney sas gentle Ysn .a has
100 tro.,ea Monmouth Park ua.k last in 81.
company ma, n" to pole afraid Of nothing
Fast and stylish bay ,rutting Horse Jim Baker; he i5h
hsh year Old was sired bv Young Morrs and hall
present and showed day Of purchase Al has
e ades ana yn es a ehs 90 gar now .md nsn
hns road or track horse be found he warranted
hs.usis bay sIdng was raised in Kentucky and sired
leon he by Sir Archy and he b, imported Diomides mis-
young horse WAS MAS bred nsa Lssns,on Ky and .5o,,ea
2:to he has never been in he show
hancs.ed he is gentle aud kind or any one to drive
or care loa hands years ola and warranted sound
sns ssn.s Gl Dog Cart Coupe PARK ph.e.s
single and double Harness. Blankets Sheets Robes. Whips
y 1.-The shove Stock now on exhibition and can be
seen sy applying at seeve stable any time prior to sale
svenus Broadway ear. 70 sss S. ssabis ssaasee
directly opposite broadway railroad Depot
LUCILLE v c4s6S Ssi Administrators.
A 10 new AND SECOND HAND BUSINESS WAC
~. four Express. Groccrs butchers Bakers Mix.
Lsundry Package. Advertising. Depot Delivery Wagons
PRIVATE VICTORIA. GOOD AS NEW FOR
n sale cheap for one ortwo Horses at 2io East 24sh
live honsEs. SUITABLE FOR FARMING.
near Mott lott = 800 = go 81 ''''' ''''
A FINE roP PONY PnAKToN ALSO HANDSOME
~ site bar top Wagon: best city makers; nearly new;
hne single Harness. very cheap private stable No.
West 10Th -.
re sop p. At HALF cosr TO tD
osd Wagon; one Ugh, swo,ea. Depot wngon; also single
Broadway.
4 GREAT DARGAIN:.THKKE HORSES, SOUND
a aud kind $50 ~ siao; Furniture Truck. Express
SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON poR sALE-OR WILL
"A exchange for Pony Phae'on. Inquire At Rossnors
a BLACK HORSE 1873 HANDS hIoH; WARRANTED
Suna and 'ras pss ,a fast r Top ,sss.r wagon BY
ness Apply at l3i West 5ist st.
PULL SPRING BREWSTER or BRoOME STU
n top Wagon: great bargain. No. 8 West 18Th st.
A ONE or THE MOST ELEGANT ROAD TURNOUTS
~. offered. consisting OF horse bay Prince 1872
high. years old syish sound kind
last. uii spring top
top Phaeton and single Harness. all by
makers and not soied come and examine. you buy
very cheap. i3s West 3lst ST.
A sACKIFfcE-BAY PONY HORSE. Is HANDS
"A high. warranted sound and kind price So; sell
No. e52 Hudson a.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

INITIATION Is HEREBY GIVEN To ALL on
that James Thompson smiesoa solicitor before
tho Of tho deceased Thomas andrew some .ine
as for .he purpose Of the funds and estate under his
charge distributed raised an action Of be-
being so far US known 90 him. the whole persons
the estate Of the said late Thomas ANDREW Ills
erai disposition and settlement and eod,c thereto both
Council and session I'm september s 50 FAR as
is Sns g. Iii .s.s St. 81 sns Victoria
Richard Bruce 80 Neiherwcod road wcs, Kensins,oA.
- Es.beth st.. Melbourne victora Australia; Henry
sn s 90" seroSa "adon anne. Bruce some ms
s sSrs.d; hugh f:..isS Young Bruce ch.iso Giles.
MS own shi and interest. i5 shep
winnard wife OF Arthur H. Trewnnard, sionsdsid St.
his own right and in,srSs. Asne. Tanner or praes vile
Charles D. bruce No. sr.dao Terrace Goldsmith -.
Celeste Elan tanner and Rah Tanner, both residing a.
or 1enss wife Of residing with John cnIlss laborcr
Mothcrwe and the sad John Genes for his own righ!
S Sss Ls Eaherura c1s Ordinary
lii nGiS ~: e
CLARK Ac, Harper. At-Ths Lord Ordinary appoints the
three times in son IN each the Times scotsman
pnss Claiming on the n m. lodge
aud claims BY third sederun day in 0e,o
'e' ''- NENIoN ELLIOT, s. $ g. Eaisor's Agent
No. 3 HILL ST.. Edinburgh. J uiy L. 1915
SUrnEAE COURT; , =, x.v.,.
The Mutual Lifc Insurance Company Of New York.
plaintiffs,
Horace Craghead william j. Hsrgravc John o'Connor
Of the goods chates and credits OF xsreares
A. UConnor deceased. Theodore A. and his wife,
Charlotte straton: Calvin II. Hayward. John c. 0scy
William !, Dubois. Martin X peegaa Henry 4 Weeks
Henry Bilinge. Henry ". Boies. Victory r. Wctmorc.
Cord Mahnken John Darrow John Russe defondants
Summons for relief
To the de. endant s and each Of them
You are hereby summoned and required to answer tho
complaint In this action. which this day filed In tho
of Clerk of the city AID county York. and
Of 20 the said complaint on the
.ubscrbers their Office No. 20 Nassau In the city
exclusive OF the day Of such service and
fail to answer tho said compia NJ within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff In this action will apply TO theCourt
for the relief demanded in the complaint ,,,,r,n
TURNER. LEE MCCLURE.
Dated JUNK 8. 1876 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
INAMPAIGS EQUIPMENTS cApgs. CAPS AND
~ Hats color and style, with torches sold az factory
CO.. % Duane ST
DOLTTiCAL POLITICAL
i Campaign Campaign
tinbs organize that victory crown your e
forts Wear imposing Continental Hot Cape ade
Of AMI yellow, with silver eagles has Full Of
Capes any stye. vita patent double swing zinc
aud stick. furnished TO clubs factory prices
send tor full particulars come to headquarters WM
II. KSAUss. 2os broadway, New York.
T>olIrICAL BANNERS AND PORTRAITS or THE
Il candidates at q. MONKS. 4i3 broadway.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Jlooks B0uGnT5FUR CksiI.-LAw AND MIsCEL-
80 %y address HERs WELSH 0 jingle sSss
cosncs 9th and Walnut SIS, Philadelphia.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

esTEoLoGYN7ra fics-O,b col To-
koxESEEs wHsTEb.aD pAs.zad CO..
BRooKrYs REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-aD PAcx-lss
sysISkss OPPORTUNITIES PAGE
G4Y ZEAL EsrSFE rSR
CLERKS AND Statesmen IRA PAaE-sd col.
S$P "a ss coli,
SoUXTRY BoxKD~ao PAaH- ID col
pENrIsTKY-!D PAGE-sd col
bwaIIIiSS HOUSES 70 LET. FURNISHED AND uS-
EyRorEAN srRAAsnIFs-7TH PAcn-4sh col.
ra4n Pse col and 9Th co,
PINANUIAI.-srH PACK
f1RNisHEp ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LEr-aD
rAos.ir and I'd coils
rssIfss ss p4os-sa col
HORSES CARKIAGEs. Ac.--isr PA0.-ad. Sd and Ath
aSusks Kooa as.A as. '%SAsrKp-ls- r4s.-.A col
IIHsTHvTJ1NFls1 r1gsms.h Soi
E ESSH fs5 at sSTSRi F4sss ;s col
ziscstLANEou rs'AtN P4e.-
HIsGELEXNRous-lH r4e.-4sh col.
ss EM rfi1se sT pAcs-e.h col
FiAsosokTEs d psasi;' r4oneh
FHorss1Io S siTGArioSs WASTnESDD-FExALEs-
pRorsRrY OUT OUT Of Of THE CITY FOR SALE Or TO
RENTED PAcK-1st col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2p PAGR-lst COL
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2p fAGE-lst COL
REWARDS-lsr PAGE-ls. col.
SALES AT AUCTION-lsr PAGE-5th col
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-7TH PAGR-lst, I'd
sIrIgATioSs T%AASTEp-ssALEs-7 rAcn,so COL
SpOKT!NG-DOGS. BIRDS, &C.--lsr PAGE-2d col
SUMNER RESORTS-2D PAGK-3d col.
THE TRADES-7m PAGK-ath col.
THE TURf-isT PAGE--2d COL
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAoE-lst COL
T4IksA s9lsL GUiDEa7rM P.GE15, 9Th col!
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
% PAGE-2d COL
WANTED TO PURCHASE-7rH PAGE-6th col.
MATCHES JEWELRY, &C.-7Tu PAGE-6th col.
WHlTESTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE OK TO LIT
ID PACE-lst col
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,. 8C-1oru PAcE-sth col.
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GREAT AUCTION SALE OF klGir HIGH BRED
sfALLioNs XAkES AXP TRACK iiohsEs, ALL Q?
kes ptk 1af HhlS Ahs9 oF FAX
CHEN AMP OTHERS M lrEDIGREEs wAERANTED
an hPs 1!sh s Hi rEAa ~
sdtb M tBc SGoroS II GS 10 IkssY
CLAN, . on EEIpAY. AUGgST Il At I, q,oLocK
MEsf sofS ST. BEr~EES srh Az s ASb Broad
THE CELEBRATED TROTTfNo STALLION AxDE-
nsa as%
Gsnk,n Of rhiladepha he |. beautiful mahogany BAY
Gve-y old Herring Run Course Baltimore. since
ies S':s's %Dssss an is he
mpt stylish driver does no. pull when speeding;
as he has ,rosisi IN With running mate 10 never
other and be driven double with he
fea gs.ter and has go. some very promising three
driven speed by any G,nary driver has go. great bot.
BY
s % Gosn ana s :ss very :
aos asssns and rec
makabs endurance safe tor any ordinary driver and
VEEY HIGH BRED SADDLE AND HARNESS MARE
;aa dam mare iss hand. high 'ss1.
has got very iset is broken TO sii
jumper and is lady drive she hs. never
been handed for speed bas very good gated and can .rc.
fast and is warranted sound and Kind.
BEAUTIFUL BAY MARE FLORA: RAISED IN
Orange county; sired by Iron Duke; he by Hambicona
by Albion Ia l5s hands high; years old. got
pretty picture; trotted when years In 49, 10
very gated and " handled in , 80: very
pleasant stylish driver does not pull shy Is perfectly
broken aud safe for lady 90 drive good polo
VERY Is''p Pssr ifP' nxy BOB SAWYER
sired by Bell Morgan dam by Ericsson; is years old l5
hnads nigh bIocky built totted whom purchased in
"a. 10Y 10 very prompt driving horse and has
got very good Of gong good disposition. and very
IL safe for ordinary driver good pole horse
and Is warranted sound and kind
Bob and Flora have been driven together and
make good double team
FAST TROTTING GELDING. DEFIANCE SIRED BY
CLARK Chief dam by Joe bowling Detroit Mich
hogany in color he pleasant driver; does
pull shy: is good pole horse;
tor anybody TO drive and is warranted sound and kind
THE HANDSOMEST TROTT1NG AND ROAD HORSB
by Mambrno Pilot dam by Nambrunclla Is years
old 13l hands high dapple brown In color troted
Lexington track when purchased In 30 80 and 81.
which time he hiss greatly improved In speed he
gales; is good gated and speed 20 gait
and be out styled by horse In the
city. aud Is warranted sound and kind
Carriages consist of seated extension top park
Phae,on one two seated. open Wagon; leather
Phaeton full spring top Wagon; side White.
ser Improved springs.
Double and single Harness by stflings Dunscombe;
Bsnket.; Sheets, Whips: IS;
TRAINER n ArfENbXxGE WH6 Will silDw
STOCK AND GIVE ALL DESIRED INFORMATION.
SALE POSITIVE. RAIN OR SHINE
THOMAS L. PfTTMAS Attorney
= K..s
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A -ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
A. First Prize $4,000
- Sert drawing August ID
Full explanatory circulars free ll6 Nassau st. A. Y
THEODORE ZSCHOCH.
A -IsAAr G. BOYCE. 261 BROADWAY LAWYEk-
a. Divorces aimed promptly without publicity: aese,
aou. ncompAtbilty hsbsaal drunkc iu1deiitv in
treatment. conviction Of felony Passports
TTkNriON i-DfsEAsbs OF MEN PERNANExrI.y
"A cured even of long standing consultation free
Dr. JACOBi. lel Bleech or ct.
II SMITHS KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES
ID KESruckY-ExrRA 5S3, 1875.
Is ~, -, ~. O.. az. -. 50. u.s. 80 90 90 Ia "a
KKsrUcKY-clAss 5s4. roR 1876
81. Z, 20, q, 13 H. TO- %, 10, II a. f6 sS .
Al ordsrs address D. NATHAN. isi Broadway New YORK
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AT NEKrISG or THE MEMBERS OF THE
"A Central Fire Insurance Patrol held AT their quarters
No. ii Great Jones Tuesday evening August 1875
she following preamble aud resolutions unanimously
saopted:-
whercas Captain John l.. Crrgicr has been suddenly
aued by death from midst, IL becomes o
place the records oil this Patrol estimation
ms public and private character; therefore,
Resolved. That sustained irreparAbe
pss bv this dspensation Divine Providence
hom this Patrol able efficient faithful officer
~ hts energy conscientious discharge Of hts duties
snassrsn him TO ali his associates In ohsso.
Resolved That in his private relations our lamented
hnend exhibited the qualities OF faithful friend and
Right citizen aud honest man.
Resolved That We deeply sympathlze with his afflicted
nmy IN this painful bereavement OF kind and devoted
AosoAnu AND parent aud that Of these resolutions be
presented to she family OF deceased published
esiy pspers-
Assistant Captain WILLIAM H. JAIME.
JoHx W. TrMsox,
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