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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-11-14
UnifOrnling

The EListo Rifles have at last
selected and ordered their uniforms.
They have invtcl bids from many
houses and have Mt In accepted the
lowest bid which was from the po .,u-
lar clothing house of Messr.. Jacob
Reids, & Sons, represented ~ Mr..
amcs y. Hamilton of our town. We
hope soon to see this gallant corps
appear OH our streets in handsome
style! We don't mean to say that
they are not handsome in themselves,
but the extra fixing always sets off.
,..sThc Medicntcd Toilet Pow
nrr''
AS toilet accessory and bcautifier
it has 10 equal. 1t is warrant ed to
adhere better TO the skin and remain
on longer than other powders, Lilly
White or Tablet. in use. Ladies' who
have used it regularly for years, pro
nounce 1t thejvery best cosmetic they
ever tried. Price ID cents per box.
For sale by Dir. j. G.. Wanna maker.
Shooting Match
On Monday afternoon according t o
previous arrangement, the thre
Teams that contended ut the Fair
met on the Green to try skill again
and the following was the result:
Team 20. l-(Not fulD p. G.
Cannen, 8 hitg A. 81. lzlar, 5; D. j.
Sallcy, 3 Total l3.
Team No. 2-D. w. Robinson, 3;
Dr.. A. S. Hydrick, 3; b. Williamson,
!; j. A. .Salley, 2; DR.. NJ. G. Salley, 4.
Total 13.
Team No. 3-(Not full) w. J
DeTreville, 6; T. A Jcfforls, /; I. c.
Albergot,i, B; w. G. Albcr go,ti, ..
Total II.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-11-14

Pinckpey l.. Moorcr vs. Sophi. +. II
-| 2,s' Smell.
All that tract of land in Poplar Towa-
ship containing three hundred acres. NOR.
OF less, bounded North by land, of r. K.
Fielder, South BY lanls of Jim Joiner, Dick
'ircen and Tom Oliver, East by lands of j.
'lnincey par'cr and West by lauls Of es-
tate orc IL. Thomson. Terms. Cash. and
purchaser to pay !"r, papers and recording.
lipurchaScr fail toromllv it will BE- re-
sold on thenext sale day at his risk aud on
same terms.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
A little girl who was puzz]

A little girl who was puzzling her
self about her transmission from
heaven to this mundane sphere,
questioned her mother: "Did God
and the angels have a funeral when
/ came awayT II presume there
was no funeral" said the mother,
"Well,n said the child, "I presume
they oil felt bad"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
TO GWNERS OF LANDS.

The undersigned will be happy to re-
peiye particulars and plans of land Tor
sale IN this county, Wi 4 q view to in trc-
duce the same to tie II lice of intending
immigrants. Samples of any kind OF
produce Will be useful I'd can be left at
my office, No. 10 Sprins street.
EDW ! I'D l.. GOAD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
Natural Evergreen Pastures,
Suitable for pairyinq.

Good water is abundant at an
ayarese deuth of six feet from the
aveIas ,,r9ace' On almost every acre OF
iris land FLOWING ARTESIAN
WEII.S can be obtained, and the
more elevated portions can be irri-
gated by the water of the santa ANA
Ever. Most Of these lands are nat
urally moist, requiring only good
cultivation to produce crops.
TERMS-One-fourt Cash; bal
ance IN, one, two and three years.
with 10 per cent. interest.
Twill take pleasure in showing
vgho ore invited to conle and sec
this extensive tract before purchos.
ing elsewhere.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE Los ANGELES
CITY WATER COMPANY,i
Los ANGELES, October II, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the above
nam ed company will be held on MON
DAY, the 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
A. d. 1879, at O'Clock P. NJ. at the ONCE
of the com pany, on the I ilaza. Los Ange'
les city, for the purpose OF electlng Trus-
tees for the year snsuinG.
9. II. Mutt, Secretary.
Commercial, Journal AMI Express
please copy. oio'd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
THE AToHIsoN, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.

Interview with the Visiting Railway Mag
nates-What they cay of tho Progress of
their Llne-Its Connections and Probable
Pacific Coast ontlots.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
The Stearx1s RanchOse
ALFRED ROBINSON Trustee 12O Suffer S San Francisco, Ca
ALFRED ROBINSON,

$4,000 AS9Fs S9F sSLh, * hA9R ID
lois 10 suit, suitable for the culture
of Oranges, Lemons, Lines, Figs,
Almonds, Wslnuts, Peaches, .Ap
ples, Pears, Alfalfa, Corn, Rye, Bar.
lev, FLAX, RaInie, Cotton. etc., and
also many thousand acres OF
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
NC
ocfErY N0weA
aae,2nic Fioelcl|.

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
ut0t Ia Exeter.
Yns lri.n Laaa League.

DUBLIN, Nov. 6.-The Irish Land
League has adopted the address
drafted by the National Land
League on Tuesday last, calling OH
farmers for practical assistance in
Tie effort making towards securing
the soil Of Ireland for those who
cultivate it, with view to the es-
tablishment Of peasant proprietor
ship.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08

LONDON, Nov. 6.-Hanlau in
tends visiting England to defend
his title to the championship.
TORONTO, Nov. 6.-Hanlan re.
ceived telegram from Blake this
morning, stating that Courtney
had accepted his proposition, and
asking Hanlan to forward amend-
ed articles. Hanlan replied to
Blaikie, accepting, and asking him
to instruct Courtney to forward ar.
ticles for race at Washington
about the first Of December.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
Coming Southl Going n

Roth steamships. call at Port Hari
fGauI )and santa Barbara.
Inc down trips they stop ut Anahe
Landing, for freight only.
ET Pa ssangers for san Francisco te
tho train for Wilmington that lea
Los Angeles at 800 o'clock T. NJ, Los a
geies time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
|rship.

g existing
). Il. Drak-
5 Angeles,
Y mutual
gencies of
ce Co. of
Il Marine
g., ational
!. of New
@ Co. of
lone In
Insurance
ladelphia, ,
20. of San
Insurance
the agen-
8, viz:
II London,
4 of Lon
4 london,
ool, Hart
Hartford.
)nto.
NFELD.
IN.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
KRE sas.

LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. 6-Re-
turns from the state are meagre,
and little except local Interest was
felt in the elections, as only coun'
ty officers were elected. A very
slight Greenback vote has been
poiled, though in one or two places
the Greenback candidates are
elected, otherwise the Republl-
cans have generally increased their
msjorlties as looking to q solid
vote in 1850. A light vote was
nolieu.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
d sA

Ntff EErEE
eeifeFff flprt at
neifgt Ia faftf
.ag tl1cks i1a1aifs AAI
la sraniiuE ssr iaiis Ri slfii
Lh tufsfff1f
al'f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
land Eieetion.

...rs.l 3, nov. 6.-Hainil-
lty for Governor Is
e legislature will stand:
ocrRts, 1l9; Republi-
lad pendent Democrats, z.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
A Republican Cistns.

ALBANY, Nov. 8.-The Epening
.Journal claims that there is good
reason to believe that u part at
least, Of the Republican ticket be-
aides Cornell, is elected. The latest
figures give Hoskins q majority of
AK over Potter. It also makes Cor
nelps plurality 42,4s4.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
/ TO

every udy
lrpose and
the past:
\ readable
hougli the
will con-
'ybody and
1 its own
tho policy
or the con-
r constitu-
any other
or the peo-
an against
ian against
equal JUS
nifty. 1t is
ASS, sect or
terry about
the honest
ime. 1t is
|gainst the
bhe honest
nest DEM
Q from tho
olitical Or
unreserv-
. in agree
with the
public was
never the
principles
ID conspir-
OF elected
ice, where
1t for the
"a OF inde-
will be no
the hearty
lmbugs OF
to deserve
1879 than
ly. THE
ne wicked
should be
pie, , THE
lie itself in
ry. 1t ID
of to-day,
. affairs Of
sition and
10 prompt
tell!gence
worth at
es belong
ty will be
on Of par
ertainty OF
Iry signif-
ing year.
10 debates
Movements
If the Re-
1g on the
AN event
the most
'tic Amer
as or alle-
terest may
he Demo-
Congress-, ,
fraudulent
read and
ealthy alb
10 pre-
! the exact
haseS, and
ell-known
,uld guide
be an I'M
K for 1879. \
ing THE 4
nd a gen 4
ming and i
and We Il
nam un- Il
n, q four Il
umns, the
cents .
lding the II
1t of fifty
n month, n
IN is also a
ear, post 4
UN, eight Il
ear, post 4
hg SO We i
dress
Nd, /
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
2keiai gs TEMpL.A
81 - - ~

HerulHF Iuas lr
f4s EltN tA4
~ Hft
lDtrH lli Elu ~
sta ere eerlieii i1Vffs
j lfs EAsl5
4 te~K. E IS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
Robbery.

KESNETT SQUARE, Pa, Nov. g.
THE residence of J. G.. aud q. f..
Bailey, north of Kennett, was e. en-; i
burelars, who riAed the safe, ex-
,raetipo thereirom money, bonds
an securities amounting to 500,
San r, .,orpetrators were tracked
a-e-Us The thieves threw
,ber Of bonds, certiii.
lich were found and
eiT owners,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
rae r,sst snew sto, an East.

NEW YORK, Nov. Gth.-Tbe frat
snow storm OF the season set in las
night. It fell furiously for four
hours, but the temperature being
above freezing point, there was
never more than an inch on the
ground at one time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
nsaiett.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The World s
Washington special denies the
story that Grant was offered tne
Presidency Of the Texas-Pacific
railroad.
B.sn K'wrtios Claim the Victory.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.--The figures
on the State ticket are so Close that
both parties claim the victory. II
Will probably take the official count
to decide the result
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08

-
urt
State of
DIToRs.
on. Albert
lnty court
Is hereby
fnsolvent
| b the said
of said
Il the city
on the
1879, at 10
and there
D, why the
d not be
estate be
J his debts
insolvent
al OF said
)er, 1879.
o. Clerk.
sepl4td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
EvlEWl

EvlEWlI
s27osl
aonti,s. /
.cs,
lew, IN /
dor new \
has made (
lt an ele-
he addi-
hereafter
pity and
fhe tine
dustrial,
d moral
A Of any
editors,E
,ientigts.
; day. IL
it'll this
bundant'1
good It's
IN BE
Dr. all o.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08

PANAMA, Oct. 2S.-The Colom-
bian authorities have secured q
torpedo boat TO sail for Cailao.
Ships loading guanO at Lobos have
been ordered TO discontinue work.
Comments ~u snc New Ynrh Gies-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08

MoJAvE, Nov. TT F. Nichols.
II Fox, ] q JefiIress. f Furgle, G
b Patterson, Miss frankie Scott,
John S. Carr, wife, two children
aud nurse, Mrs G Lewke. Mrs &
Schmitt, J r Demning, D z Quinn,
] We'll, ] II Whippie, w Miller, r
Demnich, ] McCaferty, Ii Starr, E
III Woodbridge, II Anderson, B j
Candy, Col Filkins. Maj Reed, Capt
w Rockwell.
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Tho United Hebrew Charities held an annual
meeting IN the Hebrew orphan Asylum Yesterday. The
work OF the society iscun1uci o the Icct ot poor lc.
hrcws outside OF the established Jewish institutions The
frfsicntin his animal report sand TINT during t Iust
year 81 fil had been given 10 LEO families consisting
of Ain'N persons HIS report had the follow ing PASSAGE.
o. 10 We ara Geo succeed m stopping unuptr.u. must
1iW directly nt its causes. nui cUctt. from tlr ur.
Uuus u thi, cOuilu no l- most tHl hutch tho trur.
mont house SYSTEM and also uruIoa; u the mAs,c, the
virtue ui rlruNtnrs and industrial habit, The So.
cWtA has upon 10. list tho ntc. ul JOS PERSONS are
entirely drneuleut upon tor suuport owing ol ner
ana chronic Diseases II has addition Ca cash d,hur~
mthts distributed 1851 new palrsU rldrrns amt won
SHOES lh' new blankets 2db new drcs-c., anp JAN, of
stockings, over 3n mems suits AMI several Thousand
pieces Of chstm underwear, also 900 toms o coal tNs
M :.
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TWO MISMITED SHOES.
The TrinIng Booty for which an East Side
burglar shot an Old Man.

Joseph Maisch, n fathcrly-looking Ger
man. aged c.. lives alone with his wife at COS
East Thirteenth street. They occupy three
rooms on the ground story OF the tenement.
and a little shop built against the side Of the
house. in which the old man works at his trade
Of shoemaking and repairing A door connects
the front room with the shop. and another leads
from the shop into the street. over the latter
door is fanlght about two by three feet. Tho
old couple sleep in the middle room. and for
ventilation raise the fanlight leaving open tho
door connecting the shop with their living
rooms. At about O'Clock \. NJ. yesterday
thoy were awakened by noise Mrs.
Mhlsch Thought that her cat was in mis-
chief. She went into the front room where
aud walked into tho shop whence the noiso
came. BY tho light of the mitch she saw a
burglar standing IN the middle 81 the shop
She cried Thief several limos To summon
her husband. The burglar approached her
chilling her vile names and commanding her 10
shut up She rctrrnted. ami met her hus-
band who entered the shop Then the burglar
inside fired, aud the old man tell buck into a
chnir. cxelaiming that he had been shot. Tho
old woman ran INTO the street hy the hallway Of
the house shouting for n-s stance.
The burglar tried To make his escape hy tho
door, which ne unlocked, but falling 90 find a
bolt uhove the lock, b" clamhered back through
~" lanhElt, brraNimE n"nry every pan" II
glass in tie door. The house Is Just east ~
Avenue b; but ~" burglar. insiend o' turning
/ the corner RIM Il WIN toward Avenue c., As he
passed Mrs. Maisrh, who had lust rcnehri the
street and was calling for help. he again uhus-
ivcv commnndrl her to kerp SIM About five
minutes atterwurd AN nnl 'er was Informed. ind
It WIS found that Mr.. MHisrh had been wounded
inrihe right leS, Iust above the kner,
The only stock i'm the shop consisted II two
pairs Of shoes Of d Ieront siz,s ana style. rhcy
stood IN n row and the burglar CARRIED ~ one
shoe belonging ~ rnrh Inr. The ether rnp-
erty was limited kit OF tools and unmanuiac-
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" IRHTEfg.

BROWS-SEAMAN In Brook lyn. "wednesday. May
~ hy the Rev jaime. VI LuiloNy, D. D., MIR. j. Munroc
Brown To- Miss Klfuslr seaman.
CARRlGAN-LiiGLEN- In IT. Louis No. May
81. ~ - Budlrts Church. ht the lrv Father HAITI
Mr. John T. Currgnu ~ Mi4- Nlry lirruAYocler dau.
NJ Mrs john VI Io-lrr The hrid.. tall. grace nj
brunette 1T mrrr ton ordinary be- NV. attird M
ELEGANT Paris t~lin rU.s cut On trrin and trimmed
With Breton Lace orange blossoms. ard lilies u The
valley. she a Nuluuluuus Nri uf silk net which
nnnfcd iu graceful folds the train SHE att udrf
by her sister M-s loscphiuc Nrgcr. VINO was also ~
tired IN Paris muslin THE groom wore tuil evening
drcss aud was attended Nv Mr. Gilbert Enrln
Ct IMARAES-RENkiNG -On Friday. MAY % ~ the
residence at the hrtf"s parents los the Rev Wilia N
Rich of - John EyHugcicll German Lutheran Church,
u a. Guutrac- o Paris France 90 Pauline & =, daugh-
ter of Charles " R.rsins of Newark. y T.
N-RtntNGION. ON THURSDAY, MAY %. nj
The residence the brides aunt Mrs. T. C. Srattnn. hy
tho Rev John Hal. u. -. H. Jackson OF Amherst.
Ohio. 10 Pamela l. kcdluttOl OF tls City.
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and comfort She sought tho Lord in prayer,
and next morning Minnie saw"
In the wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia. II
wns said TINT Minnie had only one blind eye,
and that when shc was dismissed from tho
h spitn she enjoyed nearly perfect vision.
Drs Goodman. Harlan. Kryser. and Schcll
ugrre in the opinion that the girl suffered from
historical amnurOsis. a maludy in which the
patients often fancy Themselves to be- blind.
Mimic Lomhnrd's mother insists thnt her
daughter hrcamc blind Immediately after she
quit Wills Hospital,
Mimic Lombard told the writer that II was
doubtful whether even her wonderful sense OF
touch would assist in recalling the once familiar
interior of Wills Hospital, should sho return to
that institution now that her sight Is restored.
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TO RIrERsIDE PARK AND BEYOND.
The Walking Club VIsIt HIstoric Places, and
are Caught In - shower.

Canes in hand the Wostchester Walking
Club met at tho southern entrance OF Central
Park Yesterday morning for a summer days
stroll. The shadicst route known to the mem
bers had been selected. Two abreast they
sauntered through tho trec-bordered walks
down the Mall and past the Bethesda fountain
thoroughly enjoying the perfect day. At Nine
tieth street and Ninth avenue the pedestrians
visited tho old Apthorpc mansion. built in ante
Revolutionary days-the scene of Washngton's
narrow escape from being taken prisoner by
tho British soon after the battle on Long Island.
H. was 90 inns house thnt me young an u''uiu-
plishcd Nathan Hale went To receive Washing
tons orders before starting on tho mission
which cost him his life The mansion is now
attached 10 a lager beer saloon and the spacious
grounds are used for a becr garden. while
som" members Of the club sketched the honso
and the curious old fireplace in tho lining
room. others loungcd in the garden and quait u
The toaming mugs.
Riverside Park. when reached, was all the
walkers fancy had painted II. The boulevard
cons stod ofnlternHte piles Of dirt and pounded
stones, solitary carriage was making It's way
With difficulty along the drive. stretched On
the grass below were mon lying on THOR bucks
and staring into the tossing follag" II wur a
nasty scramble thence 10 Manhn'tnnyille and
then ON tho Boulevard To tho oil mansion Mt
Tenth avenue and li3d street. in which Alex
Hudcr Hamilton lived. and from which he wont
forth 10 fight his fatal duel with Burr Tho
thirteen trees planted 10y himself and named
after the original thirteen States, wero looked
Tor, hut ~ me grounds wore llued Win ull
trees. the search WAS lruiilrss. Each pedestrian
found thirteen trees, and insisted that they
were the only and original thirteen. At last tho
tenant who lives in the house came ont. took tho
club around the house. and showed Il clump of
trees that mono OF the pedestrians had pre-
ylously seen.
1t was but few minutes walk to the old
Jumol house. and the club sirollel about the
historic grounds, visited the rock whero Fit2-
Greene iInllerk wrote hls stirring poem
Marco BozzArs." and coniured up the scenes
that had taken place there since Capt. Roger
Morris OF the British army. built tho mansion
in 1855 not ioreseeng TINT the rebel Washing
ton would one day make il his headquarters or
thRtat II later day Aaron Burr would come there
t. WOO and we'd.
Then. having done with antiquity hunting.
the pedestrians crossed High Bridge and paced
through lcaiy roads past Melrnse. Morrisunia.
cloudcl and a dueking was seen to he newt
able. With sonked coats and dripping hats the
umhrellaless club mounted the depot steps at
Fordham. The actual distance walked was a
dozen miles
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fire in the boiler room in Orr < Fowlors
lumber yard, At West and Java streets Grceupomt,
burned 10 death Hiram Cousins u years of age of 73l
East Smith street lie had been i'm the employ uf the hrm
two nights only Il wa, ms iuN tu wmnin an the
shaving room, which Is situated over the boiler room.
ana MS the shHNlnIs from tlr lInuug machines were
blown into the r"um large wrought rh shoot iUi
urm Go tlr hHlct WItlr they were used tU,l
The brennan. james Mn4ucr ulsua new hand, SnoNclct
the shHvlugs from the shoot tu the furnaces He had
been instructed not 90 quit his post Ter instant without
leaving else IN charge. Yesterday morning he
went away for h'w minutes and Returning the
boiler room was on IRE lie thought Young Cousins had
gone oHNr an alarm but the Young mans remains were
found after the are was eNungn,hel There WAS mo-
means o rgress from the shaving through the
shoot which is about three feet square.
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THE THIRTEEYTH ~ MONTREAL.
The Princess Louise In Person Thanking Col
Austen for the Visit.

MONTREAL, May 25-The city has been
full OF soldiers in full uniform all day. the
Canadian troops making it an occasion 10 show
the attractions OF Montreal 20 the Thirteenth
Regiment Of Brooklyn. Tho red coats and gray
coats strolled about together and il was difficult
for the Brooklyn boysto spend cent except upon
the sly. Tho Sicc-rcGal party attended service
in the Episcopal Cathedral, and soon after their
return Princess Louise sent Tor Col. David
Austen of the Thirteenth and for his family.
She desired to thank him in person for the
ment and th"r participation I'M the birthday Of
hcr r0yAl mother She thought that tho visit
established a friendship between tho neigh or
the regiment would from year IL year ho made
10 continue th" friendly feelings. Incu she
9ia6SP Ds sonEy gso SH23n anrrgn, TOM;
was gracious throughout tho inter.
Yew., Tho Canadian officers agree that
movtmcnts at 1T the rrycw. an lmIiauon was WA!
iIl~ afternoon extended To the Canadian troops
tovis.t Brooklyn ia lsS0 and i is "Npc.rcd TINT
the Royu lusile"rs will uc'cpt.
ST. MRANs ". May 2j-rh" regiment WAS
followed io the RonaVcnturo depot i'm Montreal
ny seven or eiEht thousand pr'p'. Iha Cana
dian troops formed an alloy ina the drunt
through which tlo Thirteenth pos-rd. shaking
Canadian band ulnyed Hail Columbia" and
ih' lhirt"rniu'9 band played God Save th"
Queen A. the train passed. out oft the depot
CuUdians CRASHED the bands extended from
the ear windows. The soldiers exchanged hut
toms frrcV. and ono Canadian stripped m Ills
jacket and another throw his h'ur4kin into the
train as trophies. The uniforms of "a Wtuirr
81 the TMrlecnth's p.u 0ro. alornrd w.,h
tyuNrs taken from the CluHdIru trappuG-.
ma 'h'h inAn wears % 1'nu.r "i Inc p.nld gitun
MHrquls ui Lorun. hrarius the pictures of tlr
Princess and 2Rglu-. The PRINCESS Louise
Drag lon tiuards ga lup"l alongside tine train
for several blocks, cheering and waving thoir
brass helmets. Cheers wcro continuous uuul
the train dashed into Victoria Brdgc. -Four
men Only 81 X. out of DNll % board.
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been done 10 fruit other crops also suffer. gontle
man Of Hardenbergh writes that Ice formed 70 con-
siderable Thickness Wednesday THURSDAY. and Friday
nights srawhcrricsa all killed AMI other fruits suffer
sadly" The fruit district about Marlborough Clinton.
dale MOdcna. and Milton in the southern part oi the
county hiss also been visited by frost hut the ru crop
IL not entirely lost Tile Weld. however. will h. much
hrhtcr than had been promised. An examination Of
number OF reach orchards shows that large proportion
o the buds have been uipucd u this crop drs tail It
will entail loss of thousands Of dollars upon the farmers
NJ IfI.tur Etuttt
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DIJ-ORCED,

BRUNO MAY 10 1870 Hchccca Bruno formerly Of
Reading Pa. from Eiouard Bruno, heretofore Of Paris
France
Re ding Pa papers please conv.
SHACkELTON In the CITY OF New York. the 2ith
dHV oi May. 1870 hy the Ron Charles Z. Dalv Chief
Judge OF the cou,t OF Common Pleas. Oscar O. shacke
ton from Jeanette & shackclton Cause, adultery.
SOLOMON In the city ot New York. on the 23d dav
NAV S7p by the Hon Charles + DAILY. chief judge Of
the Court Ut Common lea- Rachael solomon from Her.
man solomon Cause. adultery.
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i2TB Plies amounting 20 Observation-Disclosures. 9j22 so
Gen. q. e. BEAl REGARD of Louisiana,
Gen. j. \ EARLY ut Virginia, Commissioner
For iull particulars apply t. -
NJ 4 DArPfttN.
=. q. Box Gna. New orleans Ia,
or same at $40 broadway, New York
Pile. Cured by Giles PnIs nnd IInIment.
Depot. l2i West broadway
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MARINE INTELLIGENCR

NfrtAruRE AtuASAc-ruts nlT =. -.
Sun riaes. "a sun sets..... 90 Moon scta II 80
HtGn wArrR-rHtsn nav
sandy HOok...1i II Gov Island. II % Henuate. "
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KINGSTON. May 25.-An extremely cold tenn
perature has prevailed throughout this region for a lew
days Bas and private letters show that much Injury has