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BALTIMORE Dec. ~, lS43
The Lost Passenger Supposed to be John Srde Of Neac
Pork-Mysterious Disappearance Madame .qugusta-
~ 9. S. Key, Esq, and the Custom House-1Re Mar
kes, &c
| mentioned on Wednesday that gentleman had been
blown overheard from the Monday night whist
crossing Bush river and that all surnse who
he might have been. vase is still at the railroad odco
in this city unclaimed but il affords no clue to the name
OF the owner II is now supposed that the unfortunate
passenger was John Siade, OF New York. the desc pon
given OF him by the passengers to the
al appearance OF man OF that name who was in the
steady, sober, industrious man, named Meniken has
mysterousiy disappeared rom his business and family
this city, somewhat similar to Mr. sMorre OF New York
lie went out to purchase goods and after he left
man came to his store and told his wife Mr. NJ want
money, and has seen neither husband or man since
The rain last night caused rather a falling off in the
rush to see Madame Augu the ladies' not being able
venture out
About two months since positively asserted that the
office OF Collector Of Customs had been rendered to H.
q b Key, Esq, OF ST tlsry's county, and that ac
count OF the death of bis he had declined accepting
It before the LIST of January The idea hooted at
our knowing ones, who chung to the skirts OF Messrs
CAN'T Indeed, they denied positively that almost
Thought had been msnformed. Yesterday, how ever
news was received from Wash ngfon that IL any chppge
took place Mr. Key would receive the appointment as II
was still at his disposal until the first OF January
THs MARKETs.-Hoders Of -four yesterday advanced
to 50 SIT at which price sales made, however
Sales OF stocks at Baltimore.
THURSDAY, Dec, 19-SI000 Baltimore 6's, $780, (opgl
94f 81 susquehanna Canal, 81; 10 do 81; 10 do 81.
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LrvIN0sToN AND WELLS ExPREss ROBBERY,
Yesterday another Of the men charged with having
been concerned in the robbery Of the express Of Mesrs
Livingston, Wells Co, OF a large sum OF money was
arrested by officers James Young Of the Mayors Office,
and Edward McGowen of the Recorders Office. This
is the last OF the three who originally charged
with the robbery. We understand that Mr. McGowen
LEFT this city in the afternoon line Of yesterday with
the prisoner for New York. TO proceed direct to Rocne
ter the place where the robbery committed. This
Is the second Of the offenders arrested this charge by
these interchangeable ofioers.-Pkiia Ing, Dec. 10
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and the latter led on the mobs from the State House
yard In Philadelphia, TO burn down ST. Michaels
and s.. Augustine's Churches in thatcity How very
appropriate is the connection Alas, alas tor the
morality OF the State of Massachusetts. Levin and
its Legislature-the Legislature of Massachusetts
and Levin. They are worthy OF each other.
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On Wednesday evening the 18th instant, by the Rev.
Dr. Patton, NATHANIEL FISHER, of this city, to MARY
ANN, second daughter of B. NJ. Woodruff, Of Newark,
N. j.
On Thursday evening the 18th instant by the Rev. E.
L. James, HENRY NJ Day to Mrs MARIA ZABIELo, daugh-
ter of the late Peter Morgan, all of this city.
At larry Town, the 18th instant by the Rev. Mr..
WILSON, JOHN T. CoNovER, of New York, to Miss MARY
d. ARCHER. OF the former place.
At Boston, the 10th instant at St. Paus' Church. by
theRev. Dr. Vinton NATHANIEL WALKER, Esq, to SUSAN
w. 81 daughter of Moses Grant, Esq, all of Boston
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Important from Washington.

The news from Washington isvery interesting.
There is said to be very little doubt but that Mr..
Walker will go on the Bench. This information
comes from the best authority. We shall see.
The information about the renewal OF the negotia-
ton by Mr.. Pakenham, which Is doubted by come, is
nevertheless correct 1t Is derived from a high
source.
We learn that the President and Mr. Calhoun have
been for the last month in correspondence Nous
perronS
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Family Provision Market.

AZ this season OF the year many markets and nu-
msrous meat shops make line display, as the cool
weather allows many superior saddles OF Mutton, and
some rae quarters Of Beet 20 DO daily exhibited and
ranged on The different stalls. We noticed several fat
saddles OF rig,ton nckete for many New Years din.
A. places usual some very fine Veni.
Tons and tons OF Poultry sale and all pri.
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sales or stocks nj phitadcyph1e.

titsd BoARp-2oo u 8. loan, Us o. log, 333 Girard
Bank 81 AS do do ss $50 State 81, new an III Penna
BANK 1901 Harrisburg RR, H.
AtnaR s.LEs;-l Penn Bank 256l; 100 Wilmington RR,
~ oOOo STATE os tuesday, COZ 80 Girard Trust 81.
sEcorp BOARD. 800 shares Wilmington, AN; Is N Blk
Kentucky rs SloO Texas Notes, 10 int 26 Pennsyl-
vania Banh, 256ii 4s Grard Trust Il; Camden d Am,
boy, il6.
AyTrs sALE.-siooo State es, 10; so Reading RI "a.
20 Wilmington, 24tj so do, bsds, 2a4.
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ExcHANax BOARD Dec. ls.-S Eastern Railroad. 1921;
% Old Colony Railroad l07; $50 Boston Co, Is; 400
Long Island Railroad, 80 d. "a; 50 do 10 d. 63t; 50
do, 623 SO do, 10 d. IS; 10 Norwich Worcester, s4
100 do IS do sa 500 do 30 d. SSH so do, sol 1875
do, 81; 26 do, sly
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Died.,

On the morning Of tina 10th instant in the 18th year of
her age, of small pox JULIA EMMA, daughter of Edwin
Curtis
Suddenly, on Thursday the 18th instant, ALEXANDER
LlNN, born in Londonderry, Ireland
His friends and acquaintances requested to attend
his funeral at o'clock precisely, from the House of De-
polite in tAe PaTk, on Saturday thu Goth instant.
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NUMERICAL.



BRsApsrurfs-There was nothing doing in the market
today. The by the Acadia received by the even
ing line from Boston may have tendency 10 excite the
market into some animation.
Corros-The transactions in this article continued
very limited The sales to-day do not exceed 400 bales
yesterday afternoon list Of 600 bales, ordinary to
good ordinary Uplands, closed for shipment to Ha
vreths first large sale Tor export this week. Prices
hibit change.
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Eurous Margaret wetumpka, Neptune Del Carmen tSpS
Amelia Harrirt, aud Thos Hart, freight
NEwcAsTIR, Del. Dec r-ship Commerce went down the
Bay Yesterday Brgs Elizabeth bsrbadoes and Vaturs,
for 81 Jsgo are At anchor of this place.
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D5-We learn tina, the Hon. Reuben Chapman of
Alabama, is kept from his duties in the House of
Representatives by lndisposltion.
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CUSTOa HOUSE, NEW YORK
Collectors Office, December, ls.3
&tEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Treasury
~ Department until the goth Instant for the supply Of rations
10 the petty officers and of the United Stsies Revenue
Steamer Spencer for the Of year the st day OIL
January next. :. :,
The for the IL the that allowed
the naval liquor and consists oil Inc ar
tiees enumerated in tho following table, TO wit:
lbror lbs. of ounces OF hfpnts oil
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ADVERTISEMENT.

CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK,
Collectors Oiice, Dec 9th, 1895.
CEALEp PROPOSALS will be received the Treasury
- Depart uat the 10Th insnt for such supplies OF Ship
Ehandle &c., in nc quantity and at such times
The Of the United States Revenue
and Boats, which may employed IN this District during
ihe year commencing LIST January aext following
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UNIFIED STATES MAIL LINE.
E.,r noll.r. thru nah In lbauy

UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Four Dollars through TO Albany.
xsS6pxA ON LANDING At the Into ,nsdia,e places,
or the ice will rermitThrre IL good
-f.xE-slcIghins from any point on tle Hudson to Az
bauy will he in readiness 10 carry passengers 10
their destination, The arrival Of the boat.
Passage 81 through 10 Albany. - -
lrhc c,.brst.d ice steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain Wm.
Pcck leaves the steamboat p,sr between u,iland and
Lberty streets THIS DAY u FIVE UILOCk l. NJ
Saturday, December III, 1916.
the Office on lie wharf. " ds0 rh
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
NoarH Wrsr CORNER OF FuLToN AND NASSAU srRExrs
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Per week 80 y. I % 4 2 2
The ret,ous be Of good aud wholesome quality n
proved by Collectors aud the different comprising
Inc raou be delivered DO vessel in good aud ,u
Gent end be provided by contractor
the contents thereof distinctly marked on each.
TO be distinctly understood, hlfno bids will be entertain.
I'd from not actually engaged the busness which
these offers refer and thar the VIII be bound fur
hsh upon reasonable notice. often be required by
the captain Of the vessel with the appreciation Of the Coec
tor no exceeding upon average day ~ each week.
such fresh and fresh be equivalent To
the corresponding OF the ration allowed IN the naval ser
vice.
Persons proposing will transmit their bids sealed the SEQ
dli t2or r. c w. LAWRENCE. Collector
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toga and Boston, and brig Banbrdgr tho Brazil station
ships Columbus and Vncenne the East India station
will be forwarded left the above place before the
January. Letter bags will also be made up at the Exchang
Rooms for ship Orphsus which sails the Gath a5h
for Valparaiso Callao aud other ports on the Pacific.
scHH AcTvA nocd ye.t:rdsy retuned) reports that
cn badly Cart
Kach win repair Immediately and resume his voyage soon
BSIo MszErrA coson at this port from $. Domingo, IRE
Bee o. lon . while as heavy gle ficu
syy sa TS: : .s SSa 0 sy
bcsrd part 4 deck lcnd-,pi! ,as nd ohsr dsmge
on
w about aas n.i s@h a Man.
shoa reports lighter he'd the 9f sa,que
&a st III ss e 81 Sss
s, sh ,u and @P s er
az load and 5 g, of whGg, tSSs s age ns
of slh .ehr Two Brothers Haes Of
ss Ts% from New %
nd St Helena, Sparks Of Buekso irGm wassasou NC
sSsl sS as H.saa ss1 1is @ e
ssaa Ssns bamors from sos s rsn9 on M
yGish he Of BsIl, bssas 9 PHI M.
os dam sSs,S's BY he sGSsss
knocked place On IN, Ronps SSaTasa
a ,ms took her In u tow and %
q d. .Ss lSp
s the w h hs Zee .s |
s %d 9 ,t s sv sq III m S% % as ~
SHppIN6 AT MAcHtAsIhe whole amount OF Tonnage OF
vessels the Collection District OF Aachss drFhs ne past
| year, is 1923 10 93ts tons -.
ScHR CeLrMBiA "A letter dated ;eth uit, IRON ,apt hlhs
Of tn chr Columbia for Mobile which put into Char,esoa
distress We ashore hour The 18th ln
Wimbe Shoa north OF Hrera which caused us TO lea
much became necessary make Tor the most con
ken the dry dock for repairs which shall be done with all
despatch"
XIV WEST Dec s-The ship Telumahs has been tried
ndsy judgment deferred giving time 70 bear frcni Havana
30 boilers and C0 h III the ship Judge Marvin VIII
order the ship sold until the wreckes prove that they have
done all ~ the power the whole TIE sea well
Saud Key much injured that the Light House VIII
soon be down unless ~ ention ~ paid TO H.
QuEBEc Oh-The ship Sir Robot Peel ashore N the
lower end OF Ksmouaska laud The captain had reached
Quebec and his ship IN very tad uaon The phot
up apdelor,ed the ashoIe Green
Island.
NAVAL.
The steamer Princeton Comr Engle, left Norfolk on
Sunday last with draft OF for Boston, where she 70
Whasemen.
Baque Peri Vose 4s days from 81 Helena for New Bedford
spoken l7h inst. $50 miles from Long Island
spoken.
Packet ship Hendrix Hudson Moore hence Goth ult for Lon
dom LIST lat i3 o. Ion 80 .0by the Ellen Boston.
ship Parhian from New Orleans for New York. LIST inst lat
20 t3, Ion so 40.
Ship Venezuela ESQ repor,ed) Nov la53i n Ion w
Barlue Danubio, Pascovch for Trieste Nov l2 OH
Malaga
Brazilian, (probably barque Bra zero Wslns) from New
York for Rio Janelro, no date, lat 20 N, Ion 80 w
Barque Como, of Boston, Both ult LAT, &c. given
Brig May Flower of and from New Haven for Babadoes
18th inst off Mentaak .
Brig Caroline 10 days Mansana for Boston, ih INST
lat &c. Ion 10 TO- -
Brig Lucy and Mat,rzas 9Th inst lat q
sch Geo Pollock from Campe,chy for Boston, 10th inst IS
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| Marine spikes. steel, each
Match rope. ID
Measure. copper, set
Marline. ID
Match slaves, each
Maui, ID
Nails, copper, wrought, -
Nails, iron, wroasn,. ID
Needles, sewing, a,.'d aoz
" marine, dor
Nippers, each
! Dakum, ID
I OH, Hpetri, ,emttr s,reinsd,
| &" ~" summer, g.li
q linsesd, boiled, ssll
+" raw, ksli
! - olive. qaayt
/ OH ter, gall
Cara, ash, feet
" spruce, feet
Z
Pens, steel. card, ssch
Paints, black lead. ID
+" white lead in oil.
ground, lib
red lead - /"
Parcelliys, vd
Papel sheath,rs, ream
" leue-, ccldpressej. ream
" envelope, guire
" sand, assorted, doz
Pump tacks, .coppsr Thousand
" iron, thousand
Pitch, gail
=" kettles, 10
Planes, to,nter. each
:. jack. each
y smoothing, each
" fore, each
I" match, ser
psd,a. 'ks, brass, each
Punches. chair. each
" ia. = S9Sn
Putty, ID a..,,
PalMs, mounten. "
Palm irons, each !, a;,.,
Plates, Queens wa~7' u''hei
ner, doZ :,
do do desert, G.?z
do do dishes, o.,
soricd, sach
Printing wire, each
Powder TASKS. copper. each
Port fire, slaves, ash, each
Passing boxes, leather, each
Powder, cannon, ID
4" printing, ID
=" boIss, copper, each
Pump, hand, copper, each
PricLers, each
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ward
Examination resumed by Mr.. FEvpALL-Mr suydam
stated that when they received this $40 600 they placed
II to the credit OF Mr. WOODWARD and il was his money.
We paid some Of the money to the order of Mr. Wood.
ward that day The controversy resumed betwee n
Mr. Fenda and Mr. stanton, upon what the drift of
the prosecutors who said he wanted to know what was
done with the money on that any other day. The
Court decided that the prosecutor had right to know
Counsel for defence objected on the ground that tho
prosecution cannot give in evidence any OF the sub.
sequentto the credit of this money to said Woodward
good deal OF humor excited upon the request OF
defendants counsel for the insertion Of the word sub
seqnently' in the opinion of the Court that it should
read 1.-THE prosecution bad right to know what was
day. '
Upon this decision Nj. Carlisle produced his bill of ex.
cepsions which was signed by the Court be up
70 the Court above
Examination of Mr. SUDAN resumed, on the DISPOSE.
ton OF the $4,000.
On the 2ist day Of November we paid draft from
funds OF y Woodward Of $500 u.s. to order Of George
paid draft of "a 600 paid to Warren Jenkins
OF the Columbus (Ohio) Insurance Company On tho
ia DAY OF Novemberw paid draft Of s99 81, in "a
vor OF John c. Cass the next one $780, 23d November
paid to Mosier Jenkins Co, draft payable to Jobn q;
Pnpton; the next one, the 23d, paid to IL Dwight
Wall street. 81 700 18th December 5000 PAYABLE W Ran
nett Mende. Some Of the drafts protested No
twas protested goth November same day No pro.
tested; l6tn Nov, No. was roesedsx all
three Of which were protested.
Mr. Kendall desired to bring in evidence the tes,imo
ny that DR. Woodwsrds business (pork dealer, &C. y
was not consistent with the furnishing of stationery 10
the House Ruled out
On denomination BY Mr. STANTON, Mr. ydam stated
inst after the money was received by them od out
as he had stated.
ny Mir FESpALL-When we received this draft, DR.
woodward was not indebted to house.
Major w. b. R.nBoLPs sworn-I have been princinaI
Clerk In the ohce OF Treasurer Of the United States since
,eSoi called upon MIR. MNulty on the evening Of 9th
February lslo, about sunset, OF his at Colemans
oe called al request Of the Treasurer ofUnted States
LOT purpose presenting order from Secretary OF the
drea'aTy; Paper asked for hadn't 1t objected to-
Gave MNulty copy. mr. Randolph required 10 bring
the paper Witness handed public document TO Mr.
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ID folk, Va, under the Superintendance Of Mrs
S. CROKER.
Mrs. G. takes this method to inform the citizens
of Norfolk and vicinity, that she has taken the
large and airy Room in the Dwelling House occu-
pied by Mrs. Berry, on Cumberland street, for the
purpose of blishing Seminary for Young La
dies and Misses.
This Institution will be opened for the reception
of Pupils on the 10th of September Its design IL
to impart n thorough practical and finished Educa
ton. Advantages will be offered for acquiring an
extensive and thorough acquaintance with the
English Language, Latin, French and Spanish
Also Music, Drawing and Painting, and various
styles of Embroidery. Mrs. c. will be assisted by
Teachers of the first talent
Pai ticular attention will be paid to the morals
and manners of the Pupils placed under Mrs C's
care, and it will be her aim to bring the social af
icctions into exercise, to train the pupil to correct
habits of thought and action and to make the ac.
QUESTION OF knowledge pleasant occupation
Mrs Z. will continue giving Lessons in Penman-
ship at the School Room from hal past four to half
past five O'Clock. Terms of Tuition made known
at her School Room.
Those who may wish to take Lessons in Penman-
ship or enter as Day Scholars will please leave
their names with Mrs. Berry, at the School Room.
Mrs c. takes pleasure in stating that sheis kind
ly permitted to make the following references
w. w. Seaton, ESQ, Mayor of Washington, D.
c.; Rev. o. B. Brown Rev George w Samson
Rev. 5. Sprole; Rev. S. B. Willis, Catskill, NJ Y.
Rev. Septinus Tuston, Chaplain Of the Senate
Rev. A. A. Muller b. F Hallett, Esq, Boston j.
A. Underwood Esq, n. Y. July %
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READ CAREFTLLY

READ CAREFULLY!
LNROM PHILADELPHIA.-Jus received the fol-
II lowing valuable preparations, warranted genu
inc.
PROFESSOR JACKsoN's LoZENGEs.
They effectual in relieving Catarrh Bronchial
aec tons, Hoarseness, oppression of the Chest and
will alleviate Coughs, of more obstinate pulmonary
sPITTA's LozENGEs,
For Colds in the Head, Watering of the Eyes,
Sneezng, &c.
HERB SNUFF, FOR THE HEAD ACHE.
This Snuff, which is made ofindegenous herbs is
useful in relieving Head ache, and weeping and
watery eyes, arising from recent colds, and may be
used alone, or mixed with common snuff. a pinch
two, taken occasionally, will generally cause
sncezino, and flow from the nose.
LEHMAN'S PATENT WORM TEA.
This article is prepared by Mr.. Lehman, Phila-
delphia, ofthc oldest Chemists and Druggists in
that city. His celebrated preparation stands high
err, and is superior to any Worm Tea known. Mr..
Lehman has prepared it for the last 30 years. II
is prescribed by some of the most eminent physi-
clans Of Philadelphia, and to the fact ! can speak
myself, as had ample evidence, while engage d
there in the Drug business.
FURNITURE PASTE.
This Paste Is used in giving Mahogany, and all
ENDS of Furniture, beautiful gloss, and not liza
bic to soil.
BLACK vARNIsH,
For Coal Crates, Ash Pans, Tenders, Backs and
1ainbs, and all other iron utensils used about fire
pIaces, which require TO be kept neat and clean
lhis Narnisb 10 laid on with paint l,rush and
uTieS very soon one or two coats will be sufficient
70 give handsome black gloss, IL IL very durable
ana VIII stand considerable heat Full direct;ons
accompany every article. For sale at the Drug
Store, High Street, 4 doors below Middle
CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent
(mcmber Of the Philadelphia College Of
Aug Pharmacy and Chemistry
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COMMISSIONERS ALE.-Pursuant to a
~ decree OF the County Court of Norfolk Coun-
ty. pronounced on the 25th day of July, 1885, in a
suit herein pending, in which
Joanna oBren and others are Plaintiffs,
and
Charles F. O'Bren is Defendant
We shall sell at public auction for cash. before
the Court House of said County, on MONDAY, the
18Th day OF August next, at o'clock, p. NJ the
LAND and its Improvements in the said decree
mentioned and described as " a lot, piece or par
Gel OF Land with the improvements thereon in the
twenty-five and half feet west of the west line
OF Lot No. 81, and running west on Queen street
twenty-five and half feet thence south one nun
half feet, thence north to the beginning one hun
dred and thirteen feet"
THE COMMISSIONERS.
July 30-3tawtd
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JOHN r.. JOBSON.

General agent for the Ne,p Era in Norfolk.
DESTROYS of extending the circulation of the Mem
Era; and presenting the advantage of its columns
to all advertisers in Norfolk the publisher has made
arran gements with Mr.. JoBsoN to take charge of
the Distribution of that paper in Norfolk to col ect
subscriptions, receive advertisements sc. He will
De In the once, on Wide Water street. from A .
M, to O'Clock, p. M, during which time adver-
tisements will be received for publication on the
next morning. A. F. CUNNINGHAM
Aug. 5. 1915.
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HAVE FAITH AND STRUGGLE ON

20 IL IL al Il III AMI = hOOOlIE ON.
10 him who fain would sink down in despair
beneath the innumerable ills which Fate throws
across Life's pathway, there Is a useful moral in
the lines which follow. Yet few will heed it,
and he who would have it craven upon the hearts
OF others, orgets its teachings, perhaps, the often
est.
Swallow in the Spring,
Come to our grancry, and meath the caves
Essayed to make nest, and there did bring
Wet earth, and straw and leaves
Day after day she toiled,
with patient art, but ere her work was crowned,
Some sad mishap the tiny fabric spoiled,
And dashed it to the ground.
She found the ruin wrought
But not cast dawn, from the place she flew
And with her mate, fresh earth and grasses brought
And built her nest anew.
But scarcely had she placed
The last soft feather on its ample floor
when wicked hand or chance again laid waste
And wrought the ruin DER.
But still her heart she kept,
And toiled again-and last night hearing calls
looked, and 10! three little swallows slept
Within the earth made walls
What Truth is here, O Man!
Hath Hope been smtten in its early dawn,
hath cloud o,ercast thy purpose, trust or plan.
HAVE FAITH, and struggle on!
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CHICKERING has shipped US two more verv

CHICKERING has shipped us two more verv
~ me tone PIANOS, that have been particularly
exaImlned and are highly approved for richness
lJ' They are hourly expected in the brig Henri
Q
r, The following extract from the report of the
BOARD Oh managers at the late Exhibition Of Plan
os, will speak for itself
There is one Manufacturer, however whose in.
struments take precedence Of all the others: with
80 unqueslonable prominence that the Committee
felt not the slightest hesitation in recomnond ding
the award to him of Gold Medal. Mr. CHECKER
ings Pianos are of so delightful tone so delicate
action and so firm and enduring construction that
they reed no Medals to give them celebrity
We arc selling these beautiful Pianos much less
than formerly. Two second hand Pianos to hire
out. (Aug9) G. HALL & CO