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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
lCorTespond ace Of the Eersld.1
WASHINGTON, 3lst Nav.

WASHINGTON, 3lst May, 1874.
W sh TO suggest 70 you very impor,an, con-
sideraton, If II has not already occurred to you,
ana which is more proper Tor an editorial than for
letter tits ths
new principle has been introduced iato the
Baltimore Democratic Convention II ist.,e selec-
ton OF a candidate for the Presidency who has
never been named beiore-for whose election no
parties political ciqnes have been organized-no
papers estabished-no individuals pledged: and
who himself has no parasitical or expectant adhe-
rents 1t will be readily that it is this latter
class OF people, (yugary ycleped Iice-beggars)
who have, in the pursuit of their own selfish and
private purposes, created all the divisions in the
great party TO which they profess to belong.
Tn principle adopted by this Conve ntion, will
teach all poucal sects and clans, that the surest
way TO defeat their favor te candidate is to advo-
cate and wage his claims. while the most certain
way To elect him IS To let him aone---leave him
quietly to pa his business and cultivate domes-
TIC virtues
II will also teach all Presidential sspirants to let
alone all eectioneerDg tours, and stay at home.
could pursue this subject much further, but you
can do II much more ably than can.
There Is no news this morning. All 10 Quiet.
The storm has passed over, and all are bending
heir thoughts homeward.
Betting on the election is now very brisk.
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Packets to Arrive.


We shall esteem it favor il CaPti Of Vessels viii give
Of the Shipping eft the Port whence thew sailed
Spoken their List Of te CARGO, aad any Fo
Newspapers News they may have will board them
Immediately on thelra- Agents aud Correspon ents
nms or abroad VIII also coulter favor by sending this
Office al the Marine INTEL they obtain Nautical
Information Of any kind will be thankfully received
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Evvy Day and Epeming THIS tVek. commencing

Every Day ana Epenlng TINS Wffk, Commencing
Monday, June 3rd
GRAND PktFUkMANCES
Each afternoon, halfpast O'Clock, and in the EVENING
The GIANT AND GftNrfss!! Mr.. and Mrs Randall.
VINO, together, rot less that Fourteen Feet maxi
THIN the taiies PAR kdowu,
ill TO-
The is happy 10 announce with the
OhpHEAN FAMILY Of five persons all musicians Of the
hrst crs, one Of whom is little Miss of ily
tstts. sc.
GREAT WESTERN viii, appear in hi, Comic Yanh,e
Locomotive.
MIR X q. NELLIS. the man born wirhsut arms will
also aper IN some OF the ihng eats with toes
which must be be believed
La Petite Cerito, the Uansease.
A Beautiful Collection OF War Figures, Graft. &c. &c
The pP5EY QUEEN the Fortune eiier nav seen and
oS-"v committed at all hours Of the day evening"
IL Admission TO the whole q csats-chiicren ten
years. halfprce % csaJ extra for consultations
vuCGv
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On the 3oth ut at the church Of st. Vincent do Psule
by the Rev Mr. Laont c. n NoEL Of France, to EMILE
eldest daughter of Ramsay Crooks, of New York
On Wednesday evening, 10th inst. by the Rev r. Sc.
ney Mr.. LUTHER ERvSc to Miss MARY JAcoT all of this
CITY.
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suSrs1 an ALBANY DAY LINE at 1o'clock, A, NJ
For Albany and ntertnedise Landings
he t9.t 9f Robinson street The ,e,mboat
above Monday Wednesday, and Fridly mornings, at
o'clock. " "
leave Vuesday Tnpsdly and Saturday morniugs al I
oc'0ck. ~
+. Passage spp'v on board. m27rc
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House or Representatives.

w ANHINtTON, Way, IS11.
Mr.. ADAMS presented petition OF citizens of
Pennsylvania asking for such anne ndmen,s 10 the
naturalization laws, as to require Of foreigners
weny-one years residence after they have de clared
heir Intention before they entitled 10 the rahts
u citz nshp
Mr. Brown of Indiana moved 10 Law the pet,ticn
The table which was carried-ayes 1913, noes &C.
Mr.. Newton presented report from the minority
II the Committee Of Elections, in the case of the
contested seat between Messrs. Jones and Bolts;
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
FOR ALBANY

aerssss Iss DAILY, Sundays e1cepsed-Thropgh p-
twe,g !, C2nrtlasd &C. eaI Liberty streets.
John Mond, y. Weines ny aud Friday evening", att
The sleam,oa, RuCH HESTER, CAPTAIN a uoughtop. on
A. Fyso'el9ek, r. n TLanaae at nts;Inea ate races:
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, at 5'P. NJ.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Centain VIM II. Peck,
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at r. NJ
Passengers taking linz Of boats Will arrive in Albany
annie time to take the Morning Train OF Car. for the
The above Boats aad substan,ia furnished
with and elegant State Rsoms for speed and accom-
modations unrivallei on the Hudson.
For passage freight apply board p c. Schultz
the Office the wharf yn27 re
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TWO mSn, OF steady iabits have Bosfd ia anal nj
vNc family, two ffort the second floor a, a
tr c1nye snc where the comfort Of those wishing such
~ lne VIII bes tSdied, 3rabie terms
pour man srous ~ quiet home uld do we'll 10 call
25 Bowsry, near Grand hou any time after clock
IL 2t.uc. 49,
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Cleared
,Tdwad. iysncaifs io N.ir B,aas' Lord sseoa a.
g. %a" Rs Es. s. Ms Ssw
Tr4 Ni fspdi ' M N r.aA wi b Ma n' Hi
Glg, Bs,Sa Be- Z; F'tas; w. -;
XIV SE o ss ne ,1" ssS .s
@ o% ia '%S. s5iss ,-% g E. Nc IT,
q 4 Coz syoa Re chaai rh'Iadtlphi. ken Piss; &
UsOo'n Noriok sturses Il Clearman.
Arrived,
Psct't ship Zurich johnson f. HavIe May with Use
aud s9a passengers t. Foz lvinesto' sw l.se quaat
rom M L s: VIVA md e ' To Fay
shp a,oase, Ney., fom Rotterdam 18th Apri.wih mde
Bfshp sa,.bal, Graham, As days from L,vrpool with
ship l:.s i. Bic Of B. .more from Liverpool, 18th
ship Sara. ga Russell, IS days from New orews with cot.
sw saq.e Lefty Daahr, 20 days from Newport, Wales.
r ba que Lasi.i, Won AZ iass from Londerde.v with
3D. ss. s s :? sf t oS , sh S.." v.1 a. % 3d. 80
IS gisd'., Hughes, 50 days f. ON Canuvou, Wales,
rbages Ag a9I .ensi fion Dublin. llth with passsu.
Ruqus slam9,a Tipse IS days from Smyrna, with mas
Be big Nee Hate, IS days from Newport, Walls with
Big Lorra, -. IT Thomaston, 10 days from Turks
Island, with salt {, tn. master
Below.
Ous ship.
SaJIed,
Ships Cambridge. Barstow, Liverpool; Mediator Chadwick
Lon1n; Cincinnati NOflsaEs; lao. Canton; Sebats
Ciiailetton aud othe.s.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
~ BosroS. May 81, 1slt *
3st-Tle bM1ue Lsnnor Capt Milet, has ut arrived from
Naarfso ia TIE tdated 60 aud
made the voyage ont aod bick, mnnfhs aud DAYS She
was only 10 dt from Cape Horn "a days from of Pefaanbg
co. aod PASSED Cepe God light this mor.iug,
ch'red hero at ] u minutes. pm.
Lett Vsipsa $, March "a ships Child, Knowles for Boz
ton ~ az Emily Taylor b. SIS I'm Boston Tor C.lao 10; Ham
rhrey Of sttnlre, sof. George, swift Farnavpd 1900
bbs Tor > 10 js tRepoed IF Mas.afuero, rich t. bara
pfy o. o.ien 3o sb's spe'm brgs tebsr OF CT uce,tr
or ie SsteseT To nleh,sond touched lt aud sid
Is iou fte ship Warren aud scar sh rk fr Gallo
sid lth; Whale ship Eliza ADAM toley Of and
Am-ca sd IS d. pevion. for e Uated States spoke NAV
% ht ~ " ~ Lon 81 AZ W. sehr Willis Putnam d, ON
son FL fofto RICO, VINO ePotd bdv sp day pr W.
buk asso Ha tugs. 25 day, from California for stsn
aud vol. " Goddard of this city b. xss af eTr
silver lac doubotns, $40 600 IN specs aIso
ok e. If doubleons for rdwin Dart 4, &C NYork
30, M-AlsO lust ship Gentoo, Hollis Calcutta Jam
uiry 20.
Miscellaneous.
Plot At, Now Nols, Jaw 70 mits s,uth Ct TIE Ho.k
he aae d If he brig, 10 iest out Of the water bio wing
ah the south tn. time about ia the evening
la report f vest rdy stated that ship st. George
ron Liverpool saet tn 10th APRIL We should have said
that she sailed the April and only been OF days from
New feFf Win a ipll cargo each way
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BEACON COURSE.
HE 4, y ~ 4 ~ m n ~

THE e x T. 4 II FOOT RfCE
Or PsEsQR a. "a lOh NILES IN ONE HouR.
Nnd ~ jens ID at4 O'Clock r nj 1he following persons
hsys entered 10
Major Sappsrd, OF Con. lohn Gui,dsr, of New York
Sanl Gle" aous, Of Syracu,e Eas Travis of New York
'hepdpe Csr'ine. of York. james Leroy of Bro"tyn
Ame! Dixon Of w amsbgh ,mes stewart, OF New York.
t1.o Waite cad, Ut Yer. q defer OF Phitad iah.l.
John MaMenn, OF " York Mr. Ltvi xstoi, of New YORK
.vid Myers efP0aghkee size James Wheeler OF New fok
John Srnh Of w. York Henry Chapne' e New York
Al,nzo Wordon. Engnefr of Nsh Bor rev City Ferry.
B!he Gates Of he Course will be ned al o'clock
sry25 cents All persons holding Members Tick the
rottiug season. respectfully nfoImsd they will admit
ITEM this Day. m3t itis,ec
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rTlCKETs FIFTY CENTS

NO POSTPONEMENT at this Establ shment on account
Of weather as The Grand Entrance from Broadway 20 the 81
loon protected, aud thu fJeg which Ventil, ed
from The top and Sides be o,ed moments no.icc
re-
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Bags and Barrels.
Destination.

Iy4J75 1U,6J1 3I5,133 93iW0
Tue comparative export TO the various ports Of the Uni
ted States, LIST January and 3lst March, was,
Bngs
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ID. WILUEI,NS.

IN ORTER Of french aud German Fancy Articles and En-
boiaefy ieslc N having celved by the latest
affvns al ente and a7tui stock Of gosis Of
whch were n,yr eeorr seen hs couny; he ie'c,y M
~ wiii sei the fiowrg ar cles the
-Alatr'ls ~ IN brodiY cDnstrs Of Worsted Floss
and Purse y X, thnbl Can Patterns, Perforated paser
ey ~ DESCRIPTION of commepcd srd finish tDbLoidcs ;
BERN at fo. Fgurea. Caudsficks, &c WILLOW Ia Itt
Char, Tables; Porcclan sra frcm tn Royal Pns-
son anu actory ilfes' eel Otnaments Bars Boochei
and Br!selet'; Artic,l Flowers extremely low
reach Prunes for the Toie Note Paper China Dit Paint
ngs &c a.. importing all his goods h. Ofrs them
ssrlef' az pricss ov er than before kuowa thu.
country. H.viug Europe he will fn crlefs Of
all descriptions ON the lowest terms.
- No 22i Broadway, New York.
Je2f 81 fremont Row. Boston
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Passengers Arriyen.
PnssenRers Snslod.

LIvrRPooL-Ship Atantic--M-ssr- x y Maine Il Seal,
RorrERDAM-Ship 6aroDne-Mr HoEeubsc CHI AID family
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AUCTION SALES.
G. 8. SMITH. Apcnoneer.
ny III " WILLARD.

Store 800 Broadway, cor Duane st.
will give his personal attention 10 door s4le Of
Household Furniture Dry Goods Groceries, &c for rer.ons
reinquishif lousekeep q business.
sold aud delivered
Librrai Cash Advsnces de- f required merchandise
every d snnpon gnsj f,r sale m2l I'm.
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND Pc rUhE 0ALLEkf.
:, Broadway, opposite the City Hall

AFTEKNOON rrRFORMANCES EVERY DAY,
49, At O'Clock.
- AL FOR ONE SHfL LING
49, EATRAOKDlN 1KY ASTONISHING
WO ND Il RF AID T. EMEN DOUs
GIANT BoY-ie YEAhs AND OvER SEVEN FEET
FAT GIRL. Dwaas hND GiANTEss.
GIANT GIRL,
Fourteen Years Old, e,ghs 10 Pounds,
Il DWAfF'
BEING THREE INCH srUKTER THAN TOM
- THUMB
a GIANTEsS. NEARLY skvkN FEET HIGH
EfGYT PERFORMERS
SPLEND PAINTINGS OF LAGRATIoN
OF The CHURCHES ~ PHILADELPHIA!
Destroyed dutng The Iate Riots Taktn u.au the scot nv
" enincnt ~t,sL hese picture, cove hundreds Of
tshEAr SUCCESS OF TIL.
WONDERFUL UafHAN FAMILY
Or. Penpy-beg Vocasis
c0nsistfrE OF Father Mother, seven Small CLifd,,
fhese are the Rel orth,n Metodits they ssg OF Ten
- go rnt OFTEN and dunk OFTEN
The following performers sngaged--
NH WiNCHELL, the Come Delincaor,
Mas NARY BARTON, Master BARTON ard Mis,
A. HAkION, the much admired ,ocalists
Mr.. COSUVrh, the Ptot,an Performer.
Grand Cosmorsma selIpaying Aeodcon. seudid Picture
Gallery and 5000 Z afostttes
ALsInoon reriotmanees every Day at o'clock. for the
convenience OF the day visitors; chtrge the
fsnees 10 cornmspce IN the evening = o'clock me
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PORT Of NEW YORK, June q.


RIsts", $50 50 soor RISES. 81
sErS... ...... 7 % HAS wArek..,.,.,,,- 80
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CnNCEDT

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT.
~ra. SlGNOH BENEDlD the Spanish Guitarist
HS-aM would inform frenjs and the public that his
.;R Concert will tsse place Tuesis evening, Jun
&Y Attn, at the Apollo Saloon which oeca.on he will
~ beanistd by the following artsts -
VOCAL PERFORMERS
MRS. LODtR. Mss WATSON.
INSTRUMENTAL.
MIR TIMM, MR.. DERW oKT. 4 MR.. JOHNSON.
PROGRAMME.
PART 1.
J. Introduction the Piano Mr. Timm
Soug-nSing Meio|y.n Miss Watson W aae
and pc formed by Simor Is .nedd.. .Bsllini
4. Arit-"Ah Che Forse" Mira Lode. Hcsyini
Soto-VsriatIon, Of Nav sedr redcst-d to Paaati.
hi arr inged and reformed by Sig Bentdd iay sedsr
PART II.
G. Spanish song"La Sombre Tristen Mi,s Watson.
T. 10. in three parts--"Iucy Long" Yankee Doc
die " aud "Ca sival Of Ven,cr," and the latter az
performed by De Bull aud Vinxtsmps, composed
and performed by sigucr Benead
8, Spanish Song-''Et Sueno de Caaix" Mrs Lode
o. Solo Eantasia Ia racovene' composed and Fer.
formed b. -gaor Beasdd
10. Dueto-- Oh, non .arui !" Mrs. Loder mud
~ Ire Piano nrte ON Il II, Chambe,s, s85 Broadway
Tick "a. One Dollar etch.-Ts bs had at Howards Hotel
Franklin House aud AZ the Principal Music Stores, and
door Of the Coaeert-
Deos at ocis:k-Concert to commence at O'Clock
prec,ssY je2 3tuc
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Fur Fe2 To 'susroNw So 5dHN tWPoKr ASD
FROVI ESQ So
aG<eS7 tza Th~ new add ,plerd 'tetm'r NEW JER
6ls-IsAr}s Sh.f X ii Fay ster, WI lsave the Ter
-E--Z DOT oi Barclay st set o. nth side) Tues.
DAY even \ ntx, JAM An ~ o'clocs r Al
Nesuar days from New York, luesdavs; Thursdays and
Saturd krom Provi Ter New York via Newp) {,
Nordays Wednesday, and hdys, Immediately after the
rival Of the st'a b at frsiu ffom rston
h. Ecv rssyN nd 'end d boat has 'arg,
Der Of elesgn and flied the best poss bic
Fs sish, nsss, apply The Capt.ia b,,rd.
Mr. o M IL w Ill mia 3msrc
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RAVARIAN ALE.

n OTTLIEB K'ESELL pctfulIy informs his ffie Dc and
~ custom that ~ AS we'd hs est b. shmpnt nrud
rg ia e"ey from TIE 10 location No lib ty
ne real Ba,rau AZ sie hs now on h d full Of
snrerlor aiity III n of r. whof.aaie
tn. lowest that the article ha beea sid h
/ 2fsr
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UNION COURSE.
ITO LET, the oys Vicuali siand, o., IN. Union
l. curse. Inquire Of NJ. ID WiNCIlEL
ie2H'ec SlrIoy atrest
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days Of the Steam Ships.
Packets to Sail.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Cambridge. Barstow. June l
9. Washington, Allen, June 6
u. Staten, sr,tton, June II
t.rgland. Bartlett, June l6
Rochester, Eritton, June 81
FOR PORTSMOUTH,.
Mediator, Chadwick. Jnue 1
Wel'lne'n, 1 hsdwick, June 20
Switzerland. knight, June 20
fOR HAvhE.
Ct " icholag, pell. June I
Duchess d'Urie ms, June 0
Suliy, Burro June 10
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british SHIP HANNIBAL, FROM LIVERPOOL
- Con,,'nse by this ahip will plea,e send their permits
board loot oil n0v street or to he office Of the subscribers
All goods not permitted in FIVE days mus, pnaysdabiy be
sent to pubic store W. u j. T. TAPSCOTT.
80 rs South street. Maiden Lane.
Caution All peons are cautioned aglins, taroonns
trusting sny Of tie Of The British Ship Hannibal
Liverpool Debts other contracting will not be paid by
Captln or ' 0Laynses js2gc
TWELFTH WARD.
i meeting Of the If the Twelfth Ward he'd at
IL Andrew Howes. Five Nile House on Thnrsd4y evening
VA 30h, 9ii for the OF he riag the pjrt the
committee apDooted to nominate suitable persous he
ported for Commissioner Inspector Trustee tie ensuing
election,
On motion, John g. Farrineton E,a WAS called 10 the
Char AID ms u. t>utter apPon'ed SECRETARY,
The committee through then chairman then reported the
following names
Fof rommi 81 rer-sEvEpN ID. MOULToN;
lusr-ctcr-l sAAG ABRfATrT;
- r'nste-Dr ABRhN v. WILLIAMS,
al 81 viii was uraoi0u accepted by the meeting
On mo nu the edngs ordered 70 De Published in
the Herald American e.ubican and sun.
he me,tins thea adj Jufned.
JAMES CUTTER, Secretary. ii 2t.Ic
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GRAND FISHING EXCURSIONS.

A0SE1 a. THE Subscriber has chartered the substan-
6sr--eszAAzss}st si steamer, yeOAAS SALMD Cap.
W sCHHLTZ, 70 run to III, Fih,ar
st. amer built for the United States Government OF the
best mas,as her hull bring entirely Of vs oak ocas and
Iavsato therefore place copGdense in
this vessel Her regular days will be Mondays, Tuesdays
Wednesday, Thursdays and Fridays of each week
q opas on for s passenger. HmO. 10 ooe
Canal street az; Cathsrins ferry, BIooLlyn o; Pike
street, IA Per No: l. North River, 81 Mnlera Lower
Dock staten lslsni and Fort Hamilton each allS ring
passengers at the same places. h,mbefmad, will b. in
tendance who win pay every attention the id,es An
cee baud OF VIII a'compiny he boat daily
son wiz be IN board % provide m, cha BAR
VIII always b. taken in bGndaoce aud frn she'd There
at ched 10 the steamer two boats which sesrt ar"s
eau have by previous rp caton without ch hose
VIII prefer sm ~ boats with them bring them
Pie No l. IL, charge wlil he made : 20 tag
TX elert nf shmens II Le furnished board Farr for
tn whole va usson, % cents
HENRY T. RlFLL.
NOTICE-lr order he the ahose every wa
asr cable this ben semed quisite Ike lite
tn. boat tor the comfort the genby acing
mrs rip po'tioh-d ultii Ihatsdi,, The h June
which wi run on her rsgnlar days as above
m28 Tvs HENRY r.. II, LII.
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Promptcr. MIR Raker.
In adfiron TO whom agemea o pending with
m,1y artists II nowedged ebri'y I'D excellence
Every effort has been the selection of tn. OCHEs
IRA toeader II pstc, and etcien espect-and it
IL believed this ntention has been fu
nt BIZ tbs engasemert OF the following eminent foesors
who will perform under he abb drsc, lou of
Mr.. GkOHGa IODER.
Lrader OF the Orchestra. Mr. MARKS
bnstow, Jacob, Aupick,
DeLuce, J Aylfe Tr'lsii'
Aylih', J. Kyle, Nidds
Holland, Ea,iet Wrench
Goodwin, Grosnrelt Woods,
MusgIH. HGfow, Peterch,p.
Spar ReH,
hiac .ineiy Mr.. Bain,. Propertier MT Roberts.
Costu5es........ Mrs skaat ald Assistants.
The Arrangements al the d.ofs aud will
under the drscoa of Mr. CORBYN, Ire 20 om-
Police cce.s III bein constant aud the
will be taken orde aud decotu a. aud all i'm
proper .errons will be reilly excluded
u OmnIbuses will and fsom the Garden during TIE
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iTH bR Ck 10 coo Of the best imperial SOFT toi Bait
ID Brick from the ,nul 10 Eur for ca,
{ the eheap store 4 JOHN MuRAisON ss t,fr nwtei
street mpoue' of md air. ia rug, Paints Oils, Groue
VANILLA BE lNr-Jnst rete vel superior lot of fe>
the city OF VI aud for sale In T.
.uit purchasers, at the cheap store Of
JOAN &. MORRISON
10 1888 8fenwfe street irpore and hole ate and Rs,
dealer in Drugs, Paints Oils, Gfoeers' Articles Tees nc
tp2q IN
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FOREIGN VESSELS AT PHILADELPHIA The f,nwiug veg
els reported the Health Office during the last SIX

shio.. Brie.. B.rqu... Schooner Total.
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AIRiAL GARDEN
- " h t L u A l. FAIR
Corner Of Broadwsy and street opposite the Aston House
r. T. BARNUM INA NAGEh
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OYSTER Ray HOUSE.

OYSTER BAY HOUSE.
TUE s9bscter begs leave infom the citizens generally
that he has hrs house Tor tn reception OF
r the Ard in view Of the moderate bhins
privileges aud great ct 20 and from
eity he confidently sloits the public patronage HIS casg
MA Iws re CHARLGsE SNEDIKER
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Notice to pIariners.

-. TyM0htt, N c, NIHy2T INiI
Ths Fca'ing Light tie Dou.h oil Ro,nske Will b
'enovsi e-aorow. ta 2eih ns,n' for ths purpose o. uu
as IA the inesatine "a uoy. paintsd. will b
placed ,ncor,sgs Due Aotice viii be given
OF her boat her staten.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-09-19
That Dam Roaring.

A young buck went 10 ser The dsuoh.
ter of Presbyterian elder, lately, whose
house was near a mill dam. Being the
spring time Of The year. the water made
considerable of roar, as it tumbled o.
yer the dam. The modest young man
tapped lightly at first, and received no
answer. Again and again he repeated
his knock, but still he was not heard
Mastering courage, he proceeded to in
flict some very severe thumps upon the
door, which brought the slaid old gentle
man o1t.
Il suppose said the youngster, who
had by this time become slightly savage
bv being compelled 10 knock so long
suppose you did not hear me knocking
for the dam roariDgP
The damn roaringi What do you
mean sir? How dare you speak in that
wayf said the elder, somew hat angered
at hearing tine young man swear in his
presence.
Il meant TO say, sir, that suppose
you COuiu IUt utdi NV hhoShiHS ou az
count of the dam roaring
Damn roaring again You young
scoundrel! Have you the impudence to
insult me with the repetition of these
wordsl Begonc. sir?
'My dear sir, quoih the now bewil-
dered youth, Il intended to say, that pre-
sumed could not be heard because of
the DAM roaring,' laying particular en-
Dhass on the last two words.
sInsuIt on insult!' shouted the angry
man, and ne rushed at the poor fellow
with the evident intention of demolishing
him; but was restrained, by the voice Of
his daughter, exclaiming.
Papa, suppose the young man in
tended to say he could not be heard on
account Of the roaring Of the DAM
oh! | beg your pardon, sir, l beg
your pardon, walk IN, walk IN. Really.
I-ah!--well, | declarei The dam
roarlngi Capital Come in, come in,
this is really too rich!'
Ii is needless to add that the young
gentleman went in, and in the excellent
society of the young lady aforesaid he
soon forgot the dam roaring.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-09-19
The Mother.

Heaven has implanted on the mothers
face something which claims kindred
with tie skies. The waking, watchful
eye which keeps its tireless vigils over
her slumbering child-,he tender look
and the angelic smile, are objects which
neither the pencil nor the chisel can reach
nor which portray; upon the eulogles
of the most eloquent tnngue we should
find 'tekel' written. 1t Is TO the svmpa.
thes of the heart alone, where lives the
lovely picture, and Inc eye may look a.
broad in VAN for its counterpart in the
works of art
The mothers lovel o what Joy is
in the sound--entwined around our very
souls in our earliest years--we cling 10
il in manhood, and almost worship at Its
shrine IN old age. To use the language
of celebrated writer, we say, that he
who can approach the cradle of sleepi nc
innocence without thinking s'of such Is
the kingdom of heaven" or view the
fond parent hang over its beauties and
half retain her breath lest she break its
slumbers--wuhout veneratIon for all
common feeling-is to be avoided in eve-
ry intercourse in life, and IS tit only for
the shadow Of darkness and the solitude
ofthe DESERT Selected.