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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

FleEs.-Thirty houses, occupying two entire squares
Were destroyed by the fire in Nicksburg Mississippi on
the 9th inst The principal losers were AIessrs VIM
H. Hunt Go. furniture dealers and Mcssrs Nouoh of
the Mon Hotel.
At ST Johns New Brunswick there was destruc-
tive fire on the 18th inst Sercntj seren bluings (in-
GLIDING the market and several banks and upwards
of taiy rcsses consumed The fire continued about
two days!
At Providence (R L. on the DIST inst there were two
iresonc destroying the City Hotel the boa riders bare
y escaping with their cothes and the other large Pa
per and Cotton warehouse, belonging to Messrs Amer
aud Taylor.
Besides these. we hear Of the destruction of the wool
cardng and cloth dressing establishment of Mr. Beach
near the village Of Clymer, in Charauque county. y.
Y; OF the Baptist Church at Skowlcgan Maine, &c
sc. This is the OF fires. and requires especial
waichlulness to guard against their occurrence
% Ourculecior. Mr.. Thomas Dillarl will wait up
on persons indebted to this office in this and the adon
ING counties and we hope will find them prepared gene
rally TO iquidatc their respective balances.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

" Andrew Stevenson, Esq. was invited 10 partakc
III pubic dinner IN Philadelphia but declined in conse
lo'ne' 'l precarous health and pressing engagements
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

o., Sic Mis-1fcket 81 So. in Lee sE,pg Lotto
ry Coss 30, sent ont last ,cee If yo,, irish prise
se'td yoig orders 10 mn. NJ SUTTON
3 doors ADORE the Franklin Hotel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

Drawn Nos. IN Lecsburg Lottery. Class 80.
- - u 50 | 40 % 81 II I 81 ~ rs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
A NEW COALITION


RItchie and what he terms the "Fsdeyal y6jg
Press at the North" concur in opposition TO the
plan OF a Bank, presented by Mr. Ewing. This is
rather an oinnous conjunction; but il may tend TO
open the eyes Of the Virginia people. The plan of
Mr.. Ewing, which is the plan Of the Admnistro-
ton, is too republican for Federalsts and Loco Fo
co Facuonists. Their approval would cause us to
distrust its merils-iheir denunca,ions satisfy II,
mat IL Is not Tar from the right thing. In the gene.
RAJ, we are disposed lin sportsman's sphrnsc) "to
90 IN blind and double OUr" in favour Of any
measure which has the good fortune to incur Loco
Foeo opposition. A Faction, which, when in the
ascendant, knew only rule Of action that of adj
vancing the indiyida interests Of its members at the
expense Of the public, and which, since its downfall.
seeks only TO Illustrate salutary legislation, is a
beacon to deter, not n pattern for imitation. We
rejoice whenever our convictions Of right lead us to
conclusions which are antagonist 10 those advocated
by tia, Faction
In the case under consideration, the union OF
Richie and the "Fedsral Whiys," I've use Richie's
vocabulary in opposition TO the leading measure
OF the Republican Administration Of President Ty.
Ter, will IN our opinion exert powerful inhue nee
over the popular mind in favour Of that measure
Such combination Of itself would Justify distrust;
but when It is seen that the opposition springs from
iaclous motives, and is sustained by Federal logic
that disirust will grow to conviction. We desire
no better issue. II IS the nlmos, universal opinion
that Bank Of some sort is necessary for the fsca
affairs Of the Government. and when the Admins.
traton presents rs il has done, plan which avoid,
Constitutional objections, which will prove an eff.
Gent fiscal agent, and give uniform and solid cur
roney, the people will rally to iis support Coal
tons between the defeated Faction and disnppoint-
Cd olfice-seekers will avail nothing TO shake IN,
I popular confidence in the Administration. The
/ Fiscal Bank Of MIR. Ewing, with tho Modification,
suggested by Congress, will command the nppro-
baton Of the country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
Ling Sp,,eh,s IN Cenrr,ss.

The man who could invent a scheme to arrest the
monument hauangues in Congress, would merit the
lasting gratitude Of his countrymen. Whether
such an invention DO within the range Of human
capacity, may we'll be doubted. Such Is tho sci.
hshness, the self-conceit and vanity Of some, who
delight to hear themselves speak, and themselves
in print and such is the spirit Of faction which nni.
mates others, that we despair Of any thorough TO
form ofthe growing evil during the existence Of the
present Congress. Greater vigor tho part Of the
Speaker--to the extent even Of seeming tyranny,
might exert some salutnry influence. But tho
rough cure is past hoping for.
The Baltimore American ventures a few sugges.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
RICH MOND.
FRIDAY MoN,Na. JuNE.,

ne enquirer Is greatly gravced at the ndop,ior
" "' S'uar's proposition, by which the ngi,,,;or
W "o Aoon'ion question is deferred until merit W il,
'e'' Inc worthy editor acts in character in b.;r,
''se'sed' That disposition Of the $, rule will prove
70 MIN source Of unhappiness on more aeeoun,.
Yuan one. It's removing bar to speedv nc,;oo M,
tue Extra Session. is ono source of un.os;rc.s NJ,
'nc great and main matter, which apnovs hin, !. h,
when the subject comes up again, STRONGER ,con
IS contemplated by the 2Ist Rule will h. n,o,...,
The true friends OF the South will No, h.. go
win adopting that Rule, by which the con,,o,,,,,,
WI, o"'y oe us'erred Tor two years, when the South
~ ~ mu'" weaker IN Congress than it is at pre-
se", iheY VIII require that the question be then
hnaJIy settled, one way or the ether. They will
Sa' uPo" inc Noiih to show their hands-to claim
u" 'hey want, and to have n full and final settle
men' OF accounts. The "eIst Rule" is, nj, mo,, =,
mere temporary oSpedient, and without giving anv
permanent protection to rights serves to inf ,me
Inc public mind at the North, and keen elv. Tho
agitation. We want something more substantial
ana moro eonelusvc--and that we will Inv. n, m.
regular session. We will know of the Nor,b ,vh.,
they desire. If they ask nothing moro than 49,.
can grant, there will be an end 10 the eon,c.,-;,
'e' ASK more, we can refuse t-and il they persist
We can resort TO that extremity which, il be inc
''asle' the sooner it comes, the better.
MS does not suit Richie and his Abol;,;op al
lies Agitation is their gumc-Ond any permanen,
adjustment however beneficial to the South 10 ,vb,,
'hey most bitterly deprecate. But they shall no,
'scape-they shall be made to toe the mark-ond
Inc world shall see who they are, who desire to
sport with the vital interests of the South for base
party ends.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

some oil the New York papers otj-c, to Mr.
h",ns's plan OF Bank on the ground tina, the
STOCK VIII not be TAKEN This objection has no foun.
uauon whatever We have it from safe hand tina,
the Administration had ample assurance, that every
cent OF the stock would be taken, when il was nro.
posed TO limit the annual dividend at per cent :.
Now that the Limitation is TO be xtended to : mr. e.
the whole stock will be subscribed IN day.
II the Mother Bank were TO be located in NJ,
York, we should never have heard an obec,ion o.,
this, or any other scoTel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

~ The Commission in New York to inve,ti.
gate the Custom House, is prosecuting the duties
assigned t~ith great vgor. The Locos are throw
ing every possible obstacle in tho way; but the
sasacty and perseverance of "Old Poinsn will mas.
ter all difficulties.
"A Ne" York paper says, that among other thing,
~h'e' nave been developed in the progress of the
investigation, is the fact, that Swartwou,s deflco.
"on amounted to only about 500, OOO-and that the
remaining 100000 were pSckeIed by his success
sors and very unceTemoniously put to his account
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
HOUSE OF REPRRsENrArlur,

Reports were called from Standing Commute.
Mf WISE asked when the Committee On the
rules would be ready 10 report in full. The answer
was not heard by the Reporter.
Mr. GUSHING called up the resolution flr print.
ing lOOOO copies Of the Report Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury. ~
Mr. RANDOLPH moved the previous question,
which was seconded.
The main question was then carried in the siir.
native, yeas 100, nays 10
The resolution Of Mr. Mckay calling on tb,
Secretary Of the Treasury Tor information IN rela-
ton 10 uneIpondod appropriations, SC. offered YES
tefdiy, was adopted.
The resolution Of Mr. r D KING asking for Oh,
printing Of Surveys made by Lieut. Glynn, Of tbt
lnlets Of Doboy and Sapolo, then came up
Mf e JOHNSON asked what would be the COS
Of publishing
Mr. KING did not know the cost; he though
that 1900 copies ought 10 be published. IL was
great importance 10 all classes Of our country
There were no correct charts Of these inlets.
Me- SALTONSTALL thought that 800 eopis
were TOO lew.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

The Enquirer has another abolition allv in on.
Joseph Surge Of England" who has put forth n
circular abusing President Tyler He was dem.
'ed' he says, by his associates in England to pre-
sent memorial to the President ngnins, slavery
&c. lie visited Washington for the purpose, and
addressed letter TO the President advising him n,
his mission The President; made no reply to it,
lie (Sturse) was then introduced to the Pre,iden,
and st' no nlIusion was made to the memorial.
ms IS Sturge's account, from which he wopId
nave II believed that he did not keep dark-bu,
acted openly and above board. This, however
was not the case. II he was introduced at the Pr.
Scientist was not in his own name-or. n, least
he was not recognized, and he made no mention
whatever of his business.
lie Is, however, fit colleague of Richie Gar.
rson, & Co., and his abuse ola Wing President will
inflict no great injury upon him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
Eastern mode for squeezing Money out Of Public
Piundsrsrs


Throughout the East the cus,or, ,,.,,;,.
y o'"ee'S, oy hnes and various modes Of ex,ortiop
P"'asiHs the public. As soon as one OF the sbciLs
mas amassed large sum, the Sultan usu,IIv dos.
pa'ehes an officer TO squeeze the Shek. A c,,. ~
'his SORT occurred in Morocco few wear, sine. r.,
risid system OF extortion, a Shiek had accpr,,r..
Veu 'arSe amount Of money. The fact reached
inc ears OF the Sultan, who forthwith sen, +, vor,
CIVIL message TO his faithful subordinate, conpr,,.
ung INN upon the prosperity which had o,,on,.,
hIn and desiring to borrOic a lew hundred ,bo,,.I
gold pieces-(They are hard monev governments -
the East) The ordy Sheik, so far from ,,.I;nc
honoured by such a token Of regard from hi, g.
Sereign, was overwhelmed with Distress md 49,.
instantly poverty-stricken. He protested tho, III
his money making schemes had miscarri.J md III,
nc was not worth sous. To all this the Spl,,r,.
emSsaTy turned a deaf ear and having e.b,ps,.J
IN Naihi mild means, he determined TO resor, %
har'h Ones he accordingly put the Sheik in =,
narrow cell, IN which ravenous, unfed linn vy,s
cohhhed. The poor Sheik was enabled to keen ms,
oeyohu the reach OF the wild beasts DAVIS bv ma.
ming himself very small in one corner, Thus -or.
'Fac'ed' he held out one night fearful to wink or
s'eep-Shrlnking from the extended paws If IN.
oood-thirs;y animal, and qualing beneath IN. far,
eye'oaIIs, which glared upon him. In the mornipg
he was glad to loan His Majesty hundred thou.
sand yellow jackets, which he had extored from the
public
mSsSgEEE,e IbM lt6 b tb emperor of Morocco. few
States two of this same breed OF lions: He had
heard that MIR. Van Buren's Sui. Tr.aSprs,s WA,
something Ike his own-and he, no doubt, suppo,.
ed that If they were subjected I, tia ,or, -
Of squeezing they too would be glad to disgorge III,
sPo'' .h'y had pIundered from the public. We
nope Mr. Ewing will make the experiment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. Lime o..

TOBACCO-We notice no change in our mar
kets this week. Prices steady. We quote Lucs.
inferior quality, s3i 81; manufactured do s4t a
=, = --.--..,,s
sos TO s6s and 81 good s74 7. "a; fine 80
u Sli. - N
FLOUR Ssh 81 in small parcels.
CORN, 65 cents.
MEAL, 20 cts.
OATS, Is a so cts.
EXCHANGES.
New York pr Philadelphia /; Baltimore /; s.
Caro''na is interior disc; n. Carolina, par.
NJ Z. small notes disc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

fTHE subscriber having rented the House on me corner
e Cary and tho street loading % MtYo's grdra, pro.
gl.cs h Tow days a. onrr fpr sale Corn Mca Oats and
NH stuhs Of every description, usually kept by persons
u hia Inc ~ business lie respectfully fplrifs share Of
the public patronage Ilc will a. AL times be- prepared 10
pay Tie highest market price Tor Corn Oats &c Tic Will
be- prepared deliver Meal 10 customers In any p,rt i
/ The Town, free 0f charge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
SOIITUEpS asiIsSCv

TUE dersigned will leave Richmond Va about thc
lH 81 August for The South, IN the capacity Of Col
nctof and General Agent lie will attend business IN
the Sisies ~ Tennessee also Mississippi L1uisann geof
ga, snd the Caronas. Business len with a. Ilin IT, 4
Co., vii receive attention during HE absence Por the
satisfaction u those who may wish his services no tskes
ne liberty % TeicTto Me- Thomas Richie, Editors Of the
White, Eco - RfehptOHd ~
Jo S-G THOMAS L. JONES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
MARINE JOU a. NAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day, 81 o'clock, a. NJ.
ARRIVED

HNNIVED,
Ship Mohawk, Sampson, from MarseilIes :,
Charles Palmer. ~
Barque Marsiln, Hnskill, from New York. in
ballast, to Charles Palmer. :"
Sehr I'hos. Ireland, Ireland. New York, sundrje,
10 Dudley, Fry < Co, IL w Tyler, Shields *
SomervIl e, Z III Taylor. =
-! Sehr WIN. ii: Harrison, North Carolina, fish, to
Webb, Booker & Hamilton. -
Schr Sea Drift, Knowles, Boston and Norfolk
sundrles, TO + Osborne, S Puney, A Gomdkop \
Co, a Woodbridge, l. ID Crenshaw & Co
Wadsworth, Williams X Co, Fisher * Son, A
Maddox, N StraIton, Fry & Co, Nj Branch Ali
son & Watt, Davenport 4 Aller.
SAILED.
Sehr VIM. Young, Somers, New York, coal.
Schr Corvo, --, Boston, tobacco and Aloud
Schr Leader, Somers, Philadelphia, tobacco. sci
Sehr Joseph Marsh, Poland, Albany, coal.
s-------------------------.--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
PETERSBURG MARKETS. L.. .,

l,,-,,-,,--.. W 3''3IININE4I D juno y.
~ loN:-Ihe tranacIons are small and con-
hned 10 manofaciures. We quote to II cts.
TOBACCO. The receipts this week have h,er
sma''. some animation was manifested IN the mar
ket since yesterday, and to-day prices were shade
better we quote fair Lugs 81 90 a 4 7O-rosd
and leafy do. 81 IS SIS. Leaf common 10 $50
nary good s5a Sc 5O-good to best sc Is a SO
Fine none 80 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
DANlEL BURTON PLEAsANTs


TUE President and Directors o. the Manchester Cotton
Il and Wool Manufacturing Company, have tbis day la
carcd Dividend 81 per cent "u u the profits Of M,
tf' months payahlo n my Once on Friday the eJr ~
gust ncf o. those in whose name The Suck the
lF instant y. y. BENTLEY, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
TIAmILY sHAD NM nor uEUUINas

few barrels and half barrels Of superior Family
shtG nnd Roe HoTrngai put James River by an old
and cEpofcnosd hand expressly for family use, lust 10
hand, II TliOs r.. TAHWS
Fsmily Grocery,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
DIE Il 4 LII 3

10 NnflCE.-The Sale (without reseTve) of Mr 10,
81 faisRs valuable stock Of Groceries viii commrng
THIS MORNING, N O'Clock
ic ~ DUNLOP NONCUREx IN .u.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

FoRMERLY DAGGER's)
WHITE LpHUR gPRINC

CITUATED In the county Of Booiour State Of Yirsint
- Immediately on tho Turnpike leading from Lynchbur
ready for the reception n company They ate very han,
somey improved snd Afford comfortable accommodation
for 20psTsans The csabl hmcnt, and every Thing co
nccicd with w. nto In good ORDER and those who Wait IL vi
nnu good anle, good servants good music and oh'
TO AL who have used these waters, their rare virtues al
weNknown, and 20 suchl refer with confidence. For M
Information Of he distant public have hcTctoC,re uu
shcd letters from medical gentlemen aud now annex od
from Or Bhrton one Of tho most intelligent physicians
"In rcply to your enquiries relative to my personal II
Springs, gives pleasure state, thar have invarsi
received decided benefit from their In my own ca
both from experiences and observation should feel al
confidence ~ recommending them all silnar affections
Indeed IN al those case, donumnuied Bilious. but viii
In fact arise most generally from ndocnt state Of Inc
YER s2I 9s'seiys sSsfslgn Of 6le AMI which on
ccra should feel tho utmost confidence in rerotnmer'
few days, have powerful innucnro on he hove
The Kidneys and the skin ~ conncS on, however, "
your atmosphere, Il would be doing in sticc TO your al
not 10 ssy that on il every thing may be found witch
ran"
Tho qnsrarlvc analysis these waters by Professor
SOLID INGREDIENTS.
Carbonate Of Soda, Chloride Of Potassium,
snlpiaio ~ soda Carbonate of Lime,
Chloride OF S9iinn, oIEanie Matter, containing
Per OXIDE of iron, Carbonate Of Ammonia.
silica, Dissolved,
GASEOUS INGREDIENTS
sa mS1nTs HSii hydrogen, SI 2yoSsnn.
To the people ofEsrorn virginia. and an from the M
and elsewhere, who pass through Richmona on thoir
if pse Ect Goits Of Nosra boyd Edmond & Co as S,
ing tho comfortable mode ~ conveyance 10 III,
burg. From that pllcc tho travelling Ne performed In
cclcnt Coaches, over good Ttrnpikc, which Affords
ccssvc andvcry interesting views OF James River am
Blue Rdgc Canal along the balcony Fails and p,s-es
motisioy over that sublime aud Imposing object tho
tura Undge. GlI-. 4. pIHVEI
ie 2b-wiw
SUPERIOR OLD HANDY half pipcs
y zcrae brand brandy, vintage Of 1903, az tho Cu,
House Store, for Falc.
jos O. DAVENPORT a ALLIE
EAsillpNABLE AND CHEAP CAFES AND q
II LAhS-fersnns wanting Muslin Capes or Collar
any pnre tomN cts 10 the elegant artico irnpp
vii ind large supplyat
ie% III JENKIN
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
The Recent Gale.

Inc gale of Sunday last was quite Sc
we're to the cast of us. The papers contain
accounts of various disasters-none, how
ever, of very serious character. AT New.
haven, (Ct.) the storm was ACCOMPANIED
with snow. Ehe Herald of that place re
marks:
Tins morning the face of nature pre-
senteu singular appearance, the full YER
cure OF summer still resting upon the trees,
both fruit and ornamental, many of the gar
den flowers in full bloom, the fruit unc9lb.
eyed, and The latter harvest still ripenino in
the Verdure OF an suspicious season, The
beautiful verdure of the fields is INV neen.
ing through the snow; the trees shaking
themselves from the ruthless incunbrance:
Inc flowers weeping away the sorrows of
night, and the pavement sweating under
the tread OF overshoes and beayerteens.
AT Boston, there was also snow. which
melted as fast as it fell.
correspondent of the Boston Tran.
script, under date of Watham, October
2 O'Clock, A. M. writes as fellows
For the last two hours the snow has
been falling unusually fast, md the ground
Is now completely covered, in some places
10 the depth of an inch or more"
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08

Question for Book Keepers,

II, IN concern consisting of two or more
partners, one of those partners should dis
pose Of his share Of the inventory or stock
OF goods on hand at any particular date.
to the other, or one of the other partners,
as the case may be the latter at the same
time giving the former full satisfa ction or
payment Tor said share Of the inventory,
what entry or entrees of the transactions
shout should be made in double entry sett of
An early answer by some of your read.
ers, with satisfactory explanations, will
ooIge one who is considered in error. and
BOOK KEEPER.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08

~ 1h5Sfe'touS DiSaDpearance.--T
Baltimore Republican of Wednesday saws :.
young man named Columbus Thomn-
SON. was despatched to this city Nv his
father, DR.. Thompson of Talbot conn.
ty, Maryland, upwards of a week aoo
WIN a draft upon one of the mercantile
houses here, Tor about $500, which it an
pears pears was duly cashed, on the 2sth ult.
W, w hen last seen, lie was at the corner IF
names and Bond streets, proceeding. as
was supposed, to the vessel in which me
was to return home, then lying at The county
wharf, Fells Point. He is a young man Of
good moral character, and very temperate
habits; and as he has been previously
entrusted with much greater amounts of
money it cannot be supposed that he has
aosconded with SO small sum as $500.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08

>>&&N\..S -

no;sons VIZ You'd ba,;ouo .s wv . Ie" ~:
monJ r,,v .a,.,,, aaJ .sssaI - W. H.
same s,hstanco ' ~. "u,, d;ms" al e
,ha, a. ST. i wv ny a'.e o.me
and H. ,,n. I,.,, P.. J sa.'seu ., .'' 'o''
any. TT, .no Wv" AZ: az ''iHe' WIN ear.h.
and i IL mt ,ynniasri ,h.t " ,"s d,a sa,' ''s'
Al ladv nv, onIv n,an hu"' III /,
h,;lJs Gr r ,,o,.,I ;' " ,,an pu' al nc
49, m" 80. 20 Heo''e" " pass
a""y' ~. ri' 's' 's"'neen. ehp'res
~ M" out " 'a''' rue sp'ehuin Pa'aces
OF faIestlne nave become the abode of the
oa' a''', 'he oWi 'he mowers nave iaded
IN 'he beautiful gardens OF Babylon and
'elusa'ena' .ne lovely SIS ahn'a deso'aiion
u. aa,kness. Inc 'o''y towers Of Hon
~, ne le'e' WIN 'he GUST ana inc palaces OF
IRAN no longer eeho WIN tue mirth OF the
,al'h'ess. out beautiful he'eh' Marius no
longer s,'s III incubation AMID the crum-
bling columns OF Carthage Greece slum-
oets IN 'he grave ol her ancient glory, and
OLD itome, the Niobe OF Nations" lies in
RUNS. me lanes Of their philosophy have
la.tn ."tir painters 'ne.r Poels ana ihelr
seu'p'ors nave gone uowh 10 dust their
statesmen, historians ana philosophers have
lno mo, IN 'he tomo s Oh oriental genus.
u" anu n.i mt,s'a,s un,y ',e ~ .he stored
urn an" animated, nI f oust Inc millions OF
" anu guy" oei'sS "n3 once
'lrohgeo 'hose Cities are gone Ike the
pna''oms OF dream, ana Jerusalem.
A'hehs ara Rome stand the ma, bic monu-
~ ~ ~ une' 'o''nel g.o'y, iio" many
Wv. "a" '",. ""'e i've" an" '"'eo hho
passe' away we 10" must ere long lol-
'uw. Nlhe'y .housahd human beings every
uT"y VI ou' eA'e'ehce SINK mo inc 'onb.
Every 'h'hs a'ouha Is pat spectre OF the
p'i H..
:, ;, nv ,,I,y Is .'e 'en'e',o"' eX-
.,1'ine" ''e navy, as we wah"efe" amnGg
,"e 'o' vs. o,a' al VINO s'ohnoer IN s,lcnee
49, o".e sa',y wa'hea 'he s'ree's u yon-
Wv, Ivy o'.e , n.' WIN 'he Dusy crawl
anu we're as 'uii OF nope ana as iondly
S'' ah ," aver raPp'ntss as ourselves
,,. ,'. . "." - WIN .a, syn now heces-
isary Is II 'na. we shou'" nave OIL IN our
'""Ps' an" oe prepared WIN the blessed
: o' fei'S'o': 10 meet TIE dread
~ ''ess.''Se', oea'h' hahyoi the thought
'tss' many o' he gay Who' IN yon lair
of L,nn;ness w;lI ho stsr,ia'I Is" az y.ars
of death ere a wear has nasscd and ~
horne IN tbe snoyv hrnuL r. sI',n',, ""b oe
How many of The bo,n,;GnI anI In"aI,, IL ne.e'
within the last yesr la;d dnm, ,i !, . lave
green and sol;tarv sb,des '"e''
Oh ! see. cried the I,dv w;,, emilia.
emotion. the olor;ous SIM = ;,st