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Foreign lInuortatl0ns.
MARITIME HERALD.
,ORT OF NEW YORK, DECEmBER 3

Cleared
Ship Hudson, Lawton, Glasgow. Durham D,moa
Bsrque Rapid, Ward, Havana. Moses Taylor.
Brig Lowder, Shermsn Antigua and Curaooa, + Spies
Brig Motto. Hssty, Wilmington, NC. Bunker & Place
Schr Helen, Sears. Cedar Keys, Fla.
Schr Rochester, Rogers, BALTIMORE
Schr Arrival, james. Phlads pha.
Schr Comelia. Bumpus. New Bedford.
schr Lewis Spicrr. Godfrey. Proyldsace.
81 op Arion, Miller, Proy,dence
Barge Dolphin. Lamb, Philadelphia.
Steamer Anthracite Stewart, Phil adelphia
Arrived.
Ship Nahl Hooper Churchill lbefors repored) from Cron.
stadt Scpt s3 with mdse 10 Richardson Experienced re
gales during the mouth of October
romNW to W.; shifted cargo aud received damage
Duriag the month OF November. moderate gales from NV
and Gains Oct 81 LAT +6 g. lou 81 A. baque standing r.
barque Pilot, of Cowss. standing 4.
ship Emily, (of Philadelphis Davis IS days from 81 Tho
mas with ndse 20 srd- Spoks 18th u lat % ~ Ion 81
to Fail River. wan s'-'' 'oan'
sehr De Witt Clinton Corson, Elizabeh.own timber TO
II Osborn. =
Schr Only Daughter Me DufRe Lubee, plaster and 6ah
Ship Adropd ick. Shipl.y, from Liverpool Oct a.
ship supposed TO be hs 81 Patrick. from Liverpool
Que ship one barque. Ia the ofiug unknown.
Ship hoikshirs still AT anchor tn, Bm
ship Conmbia ron b III, at anchor at the SW Spit
Wind NV, blowing gale
Sailed.
Ships May Flower and South Caroius Lverpoo barques
srdaer Belize, Hon; Isaac Mead. Savannah; brgs Cn-
ton do aud cth.rs.
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HA7aSA, Nov 10 Sugars very dull and declin.
Ing small lot Of new Coffee sold a for good Sc.
coods, bat there is very little to be had.
The stock of Lard is estimated from Ia 400 IN II, ooo
Kegs We notice wharf sales Of 400 kegs and 80 bar.
Iials " eoA "'" ~ 'io'
owing to the contiaued scarcity OF Jerked Beef the
CONSUMPTION Of Hams is largo No sales of nee
nave oeen mace since last and prices remain sto.
onary. Flour scarce aud we have recsi,sd hmt ,uo
osrgoes ana lot OF 100 barrels from the United states
s,.S Sts sie per barrels Corn. shelled yellow 100
GOOD Butter Is very sc,rce and worth SIS sIo
small Kegs are preferred Cheese will NOT do unless IN
quality Is superior. Dried Beef il much u antaa g.
change on New Orleans per cont premium On Nav
York, q a ~ per cent premium. y" Ne"
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~ I,ast Hisht's Sonthsrn Mai.

BALTIMORE, Dee lArr schr Richard Borden fall River
Below brig Helen Mcleod fm Antwerp; ship, baques-
Sid ship Cnten rsosacoa baqus Ida Boston, brig Somerset
Demerara
PHILADELPHIA, Dec tFrom our Correspond snt) Arr
Eie Boston schs Mary Eli1s6et Pert SPAIN Volta Prov
II BACON Libsrty, A " Leeds w Godirey Edmund Fran
cis Ducimer and Lexington, New York; Tdaddeus Brook
lyn; Sarah Augusta. Newark.
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Messre. Cabell (who took the seat to-day and
hrocksnbronah, OF Florida, are both in Washing
ton. The question will come up in day or two We
cannot doubt the result from ali the accounts we have
received and the documents which ready to be pro.
duced On Friday, We happened to meet with resi-
den' oil key West who has acted sheriff for Monroe
county un which Key West is situated) and who
stated to US, particularly that Mr. Brockenbroughs ma
Jory in Monroe county SO. This of itself Is suf
eient to overbaance the alleged majority OF Mr. Csbe
Onion, Dec. 1.
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LyfRrooL-steam - y B,itanais from Bosron-w L & nv
btrge, ID Able, Of Boston; Buc,an lady lid and
a1 M MI n, and ~ M Jane. AID enid Rev NJ Bs,y ud ey
Oates, q New York: Orue John Hastings 1hs,le,
Ns Abbott, MLellan, Huse, PhiiadeIphis; MI
m,n :, Leeds Whitney ID, Northampton; H Bate
LADY, Seb,dro% Lord m.tcafe and suite, Capt Browngg
Tbos s.m c snd seTs Jos Hsisy Boswcf Paterson
'''ehs Montree RobtJ Trefey W II Bartistt Hun, N,
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OPENING
OF THE

PALMo's OPERA HOUSE,
Chambers Street.
THE MANAGER Of the GyRMAN OPERA his III.
Music n.sS .ys Msw
q German Operas IN style perfect in every departmenss
Oserss advertised will be according original
The scenery dresses properties aud machinery will be most
perfectly adapted 70 the time and locality which the plot Of
Ths has engaged for the production of German
sr, sssss.,. Rss::
Orr srIn i P,J%,5ad Mannheim ''A '''' ''A'
HEk$ HEkS kyR RIfs, ,ssS sssssfs Ss'i fsaere
sIG sIGNs NsAsET,rI s1 Conductor Of the Orchestra
HERR 4. ": sEESG. Chorus mas,en
S:sIss 's' snE$5E
Full riS%p: SseSs: ecmpo.:dy Ekk .ns COM
viii g. ss s eG and
moTSST IT, e s esq bsEsD%s 1sEss s sa.a
DER K Els ''cITGN e Il UTz.
st!i SsJ Won Weber
Ss:;s. &. S:ss:s.:i
Csaspar ht ihnu,ger .........f Herr Meyer
s'%+ the Wild Eaii.r ME Herr shs"s ssh@sn
Ki!a% nei Her !. se%ssi
Ths Ssost q Ma.: SoiheI isas,a Ssh!%.as
Peasants. sassr a.
The of action in Babemia during ihs Of the
Thirty Years War.
Books OF the Opera in German and English, an original
Enash translation by G. b. Bukaot, Esq. for sale the
Box office.
10 The Swiss Family, by Weigl,Don Giovanni and he
Magic Fue by Mozart Other Operas OF the nigh
musical merit in active repsration which sevssal
other distinanished artists will make their APPEARANCE
u Seats be secured every day from 10 o'clock, NJ
till O'Clock, M at the boz office The subscription book
Ii also and the Patrons Of tie Opera pectiuly
vted to honor the Manager Of the German Opera BY their
Prices Of Admission
First Tier aud rarouette. te...................$1
Doors att O'clock performance o'c,k
precisely n@
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CO N M r hClAI

New York, Tuesday, Dec. e.
AsHgs.-some sales of both descriptiors wers n,ado
taday at S3 Sit 50 s7 for Potts. and So for Pearls
CoTIoS.-There has been good enquiry today and
the sales are reported at 700 bales at full prices
LIVERPOOL CLAssrreArio,.
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Sales of sto.ks at Ro.,or

BROKERS BOARD, Dec l. 80 shares W Western Railroad
oa. 100 do Long Island Railroad, 76; 100 do do no
ao .o,; oodo Wilmington Railroad, 90 ds %; do
cetor Railroad o0f so do do 9o; 50 do do eo 90 do
do 80 ds, so.; so do do, eoa loo do Reading Rail
read 10 ds, 2e 100 do do. 2et rs do 10 as k9i
-
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$500 ,s6l 3s
r. II. GILLET, Register.

I. >. SrrREMg COURT, Dec. There were
present Justices Mclean Wayne, Catron, and
woodbury.. There not being sufficient number pre-
sent to form quorum the was adjourned until TO-
morrow, at IL o'clock.
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Foreign Markets.

FLorR.-The market to- day 10 very firm at our satu,
days quotations, end but little doing
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AMUsEnEET0.

PARA TfsEATAh.
BENEFIT OF MIR BRouoH.
"wednesday evening. December .,
v =, LOVE- 1oyHE9ii IL + Ks'IS1fllir.s SlrrSeE,
Hu,sar HHouns Msado"s... Mr. = Gsrdnsf
Ro's''a. A,,;.; ii;:... xii;;::i. Miss Dsisy
nSnIl; Wh G,ssS,sas BY The Two Mis-. v,ls
cn,ED EEfD''iS'fSsi, ST Sl4tpr iiff r I. - ''~
soDS-Ihe Sea, the SEA Mr. Broush
RAISING THE WIND,
Price Of Aamlssion-Bo.s. 81; rn, 30 eenss s,siiery.
Door. s O'clock and cus.i, wilIr.e precisely
s0WERv THI1TaE.
A. w. JACKSON. ;. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
"Wednesday Evening, Decenbsr 3,
The ps'f0rm"Hss ToyE. " commence with
haoP Ii. couo,.:: NJ Mr.. pssSvsaD0t sS.%
10 conclude with ''' 'AA"
NH, THE ADOPTED CHILD.
Boxes csn. Second and Third fes. ssSa s es
Door. VIII oS.n 20 Z hslS past III. eur1., m n7
EALMOs OPERA HOUSE.
Wednesday, Deeemberls.
POSITIVELY
THE LAST WEEK
No.. ovs 3 = Al RS,
<duWaSSton lWeHfy-FIHe Cents
and ssats can be secured the Box Office daily from
Doors arT-Concert at TX o'clock. u3o 1wre
ALHAMHA,
No. 659 Broadtcav, (6etiOeen Spring and PYince)
ai INCREASED ATTRACTION.
The hamra has the honor to announce ,
engagement Of
PALMOs ETHIOPIAN OPERA COMPANY.
Wednesday, Evening, Dee. I'D.
W" be performed BGAoF AoIsff pAsosSS Assso5'ssSSrf entitled
- Or. The Inn oh Terrapina.
Taken from the beautiful Opera Of
:, FRA DIAVOLO.
with all the oryiual Music To be preceded bva
GRAND VOCAL CONCERTI
Performance TO commence at TX Admisson Is csn,.
new Baresque Opera win be produced on Thursday
eA. u noalsss.vmsl d 3tis*m
BOWERY CIRCUS.
JOHN TRYON.. LESSEE AND MANAGER
Boxes IS cents; Pit l2la; Chidrea half price
- GOSSIN AT HOME!
TREMENDOUS RECEPTION Of the NEW TROUPE,
Tbs Evening will be sentsd beautiful Of Horse
manshp by the greatest that
~
On Thanksgiving Day be tn ZEE performsnces
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70 The United States packet schooner Flirt.
Lieut.. Chatard commanding, will sail from Norfolk
ior Chagres. with a mail for the Pacific on Monday
next, the Sth instant - -'
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Tpyasr-ev D,r..ru

TRHAsuRy DErARThESI,
Registers Office, Dec. ], lS45
Treasury Notes ont,fandlng, lsf December, 1S43
Amoun. OF the several issues outstanding December
ls43, as per records Of this Office. 1924 eI4 Is
Deduct ancelled notes in the hands of the
accounting officers. 3204s go
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AMUSH HmENTs.
TABEUNACLE.

-
TEMpLErON'S FAREWELL,
On TUESDAY merit, the 9Th Dseemker.
MIR TEMPLETON bees 10 annourcs with gratitude TO
lvl his liberal patrons he pubc) Of New York that
of has projected TO the South he reluctantly
makes his esve how aud his last entertinment (for
several monhs in New York Tue.tay next the 9th
when he will have the honor ngng the following and
ssenas with appropriate illus,I aons:-
The instrument from J. ii. Chambers $50 Broadway.
An iaters al Of ten minutes betweea the parts
PART |.
Song-"The Lads Of the Village"
Song-" lock of HazeldeAn."
Soag-'The Harp that once through Tara's HAIL.
Song-'My Naunie. o.
Grand Scena from the Opera Of Der Fneschu'z.o
Recitativ@-"Oh. eau bear my fate long.rD
A,a-"Through the Forest through the Meadows"
sSng-.Roy'. wife Of AldvaGoehS
Song-"ssy IN cur Aley.'
Song-"Ye Banks and Brses o, Bonnis DOOM
Hunting Song-"Od Towler.n
Grand See na by desire.
"All s Lost n.w :"
Still so Gently o., Sealirgv As originally sung by
Mr. Teop pleon IN the grand opera of La Sonnamtula.
Song-"Hrre's TO the Maiden OF Bashful 6tssn.'
Soag-'.Auld Lang Synr"
6ong-"The jolly Begg T."
sooy--..Tb.v v;lsdsS,osyi sl.r sssayi id B,,0s,. L
DooIsopenst7 s commencea o'clock, aud terminate
at TO- Ticket, and Programmes be had the Music
stores end at the doors 4..,
= Tickets 30 cents
Books Of the Words price 2 each to be at the
doors dS 7tmc
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pHssengers Arrived
Passcngers Sailed.

ST. THosAs-ship Emiis-Siiss L se.ver,JFA A.so
u Navy w s,scy, Baltimore
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A THANKSGIVING FESTIVAL AND
CONCERT
WILL be given Ut NiblUs Saloon on THURSDAY
w EVENING Dec 4h, for the Benefit of 81. Judes Pro-
estant Episcopal Free Church the 9th Avenue The fol-
lowing distinguished artists have kindly their
vices Tor the OCCASION aud will company
lows - s<.tI
PART l.
Variationes BIilianses, Piano-Miss Josephine Bran
Song Madame Burkhardt.
Solo Elute-Mr Ernst-accompanisd OIL Piano by Mr..
Song er the far biae waer-srs Austin Phillips,
:, hrst appearance ........ Cole
New Ballad" Il take the heart thou eferest men-
Solo. Pano-Alr. Wolsnhaurt
RECESS
PAkT III.
variations, Elute-Mr Ernst. accompanied on Piano
Thou art lov.lero-Mrs Austin Phips A. Philips
Fantasia, PanoMr. Woeniaupt. ............ Heller
Soug-M9dds,me BurLhardt .;......,,;...;:n:...
MS New Balsd"Thou hast wounded th spirit that
loved thee".ihe poetry by Mrs. Commodore Por-
=. ter-Mr rhps-hfst time. A Phillips
Piano Forte FsntasiaMiss Josephine Bamson .Czerny
N b. During tho Reces. table of choice Refreshments
9e.rs1 will Be furnished N the large Saloon hfer the Con-
9's po9's cpenatG Cencert 70 commence at O'Clock.
Tickets 80 ces-to be had the door, and principal
Book snd Music stores in Broadway. d. ltsrc
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CONCERT,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
MI ISS j. L. NORrHALL has the honor to announce that
Nl her First Concert in this city will place the Aso
10 Rooms, Broadway Wednesday Evening Dec 3d.
sl5 which she will be assisted by the following
MRS scN0p r ckN00RpERl rvcN,s
His ftst appearance this
MIR. j. A. KYLE,
MIR. H. MARKS.
By permission of Mr.. Mitchell
and MIR. H. T.. TlMM,
Who will preside at the Piano Forte.
The Gipsey in the North-Miss Ncrthall-Poetry by
Eugene lies-music composed expressly fer this
Aria Buaose da dhii h.vre motto piacsre"ss
A,;sMs od =. rroIsvsnt; i
F.vorite Air-Fluts-Mr j. A. Kyle ... .........
Daesto oBnfo-Lsvare-M,ss Northsll and signor de
FART III
Sweet Mel -dy-Mrs. f. Loder Horn
ppso Pnio-Miss Nohall and Sig do Begins Mercadante
con,;rss T;.ns1 y p Marks uoh,.
" Tickets One poarTo be had at the principa Music
Concert comn,eIce at o'clock n2sst.r
THANKSGIVING BALL.
Mn J. PARkER wishes to announce to the public, that
uI he intends giving Grand Bill Thursday, Thanks
giving Evcrng at his in Bayrd street stached
the Nrth American Hotel which occasion will be danced
new Waltz Quadre ani serveral Fancy Dances by Mr. Ps
pupils &, -.1
Dancing commence o'clock and continue until s.
Tickets to admit gentleman and his ladies' 81 The
vices MIR. sheltons celebrated Coon Band will attend.
d. 2t'rc
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FANCY GOODS AND TOYS, CHEAP.
u ICH Iuld Rosewood Work Boxes handsomely furnished,
IL 20 81 TO 50 each; Fancy Glass and Paper
do richly nsmented Tea Bells; Gents DRESSING Cases and
Wiring Desks.
Also 500 doz rosewood Hair Brushes of faiah 81
to - doz fncy Pocket and Pen Kave ard Razos 20
cents to So per doz
Also IL Toys variety Of s les for sse
IA lots TO SUIT cheaper than elsewhere in the ciy23 Pearl
stairs. d3
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AUCTION SALES.

WILLIAM w. SHIRLEY, Auctionesr
RYH EWlLL ARD atalogpe Sale Of House Furnishing
the les 81 Broadway without CASH ge.
neral vaey Of Cabinet Furniture Sofas Chairs. Sc Plated
Gass Dinner Tea Coffee aud Toilet Sets beautiful stuffed
d3lt-r
REAUTIFuL c AM LAS, and other beautiful PLANTS,
II imported from England, steamer Britannia Boston
By Ap9os on "WEDNESDAY neI: 10 .'elock. she
lection consists Of the beautiful rars varieties of
D. uble mlas, all Towering full buds suitable for the
present Rose1 Of all knd 900 varieties This colsc
toa eontans some very Moss Roses Gf different and
Roses regaed Holly Hawthorn; and Purple Beech Bul
bous Roots; and other flow. ring Shrubs d22+r
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DIR. POW ELL, OCULIST

A I'D OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends to Diseases OF
"A the Eye and 10 all Imperfeetions of Vision for to
clock, his residence. 6l Broadway Of War~n
Ophamia, Sioppase Of the Tear Passage Cataract end
Opices, effectuaiy removed.
AMAUROSIS usated with great attention and
Inveterate cases Of sTRABISMuS or Squinng cured
few minutes.
ARTIFICIAL EYEs inserted that scarcely be dis.
.ingu ,shed from the natural.
Offices and residence Isl Broadway-entrance ~ Warren
IS
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Description CT vessels ships N baques bTiys
schr s,eamer--of this numbr 10 British Brea en-
Venezuelan.
AkRIvALs Sc BosIoS-Anivas and clearances during
the month of November, 1885,
;4r.rsl. o,.,,s,. Ships Baraes Drgs sch soons Total
Forpgn IS az ~ n nc
British. ~ ~ '"t
Ctearanees Ships. Barlues Brgs. schs sloops. Total
Coastwise, l6 22 So 49,; s. 298
Foreign 10 40 Iui T0
o the foreign clearsnces 81 brg and 80 schl
ARRIVALS AT BALrrMoRE-Durne the month Of Nov 1915:
Ships. Barques. Briggs. Schrs.
Coastwise. ........ | II 81
w, Total l3 SO
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SPLENDID EMBOSSED MAPS.
lust RECEIVED per the Louis Philippe, from Paris. a
a complete Of Bauerkellers beautiful Embossed
maps Of Europe Angland swzrglana Paris, London, and
These Maps executed ON psn by which the res
tive elevations Of the mountains e. exhibited For sale
d3ltre by II. y. TANNER, 27 Broadway.
WALNUT OH. MILITARY SHAVING SOAP-The
w genuine article ruted surpass all other prepare
tons either American for, sale Whole and
az the old stand No Cosnandt street door the Ma
Esences and Perfamery Of every variety quality
Also Crys Candles for the last and West India
South Ams markets, nted the
climate and burn rs long sperm.
JOHNSON, VROOM & FOWLER
Dc imeod~rc No 3Court andt and 79 Trinity Place.
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DACKET SHIP BALIIuURE FOR HAVRE.-Passen.
gers by this ship will please be boa,d thi, morning.
Wednedsy liz o'clock precisely, pier Not ". L. The
nail will close tho Post Office and letters taken from the
usual places at half past II o'clock. d3mc
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rDHi REV Z. n. CHAPlN, of Charlestowu, Mass. viii
preach Th anksgiying Sermon in the Orchard Street
Church Thursday morning. Dec 4th The members Of the
Unveslist churches who do hear services
r.srscuully i1vltsd unite with and give thanks
he puh' C ar also invited 10 aft.rd. d3 2tissrc
NAKE~ rON Iur. Cs ,AiiSu HOLiDAtS.-At the old
- esabl she'd Bakery, No 80 Court ndt be had
extensive assortment Of Cakes Of all descriptions made of
the best mate and prices to suit the times Families
tending to receive calls New Years would do well by cal
lirg above to purchasing elsewhere Wedding
cakes de end ernamented at the sh ,rte.t notice by
d9 lmtIc GEO ARCULARILS' son.
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Whole number l3tof these were IL British
Bremen, Prussan and Hamburg.
Naval.

Arr at Holmes Hole 3oth ut ship Alpha Pacific for Naut
@ hsu sp Le at Iah,n July Coumbs Of Nant. 6co sp
Peiuxlan, 60 d,ys ta MI for NZsaland, clean.
n az N.w Bedford 10Th nit ship George Howand Pacific
- ion % w ships Consultation Mani, 500 Gal.
pagos Islands, Maria do 1900 sp; lh barque Damon New.
port oo sp oa board home eooI NJ 81 lon io
~ shs N,Ie, EB 800 sp-Irptd june 40; July IS,
he nue. lou SO Conhian, do 100 sp, who repord ship
Aistanas1 do on or shore GrsGad April with 1000 .p
o1 raehe Died board the H Srpte a3 Benz Townsend
Also brqqe Cora New Zealand Rio Janero Yep, s 500
bbs p 3oo do VIII oil and 1000 bs SPOKE Oct lat s.
90 bbls sp on freight. ~ -
AT Zanzibar about Aug 7, ship Triton. Of Plymouth 1900
Spoken.
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The children in the house looked so innocent
and SO happy, that the gentleman was very much
pleased, and when he returned to the castle he
said to the Baron, "what happy man you are to
have so good son!"
How do you know have SO good son?"
"Becausc have seen his works, and know
that he must be good and clever, if he has done
all that you have showed me'
"But you have not seen him.
"No: but ] know him very well, because l
judge of him by his works.
"True," replied the Baron, Sand in this way |
Judge of the character of our heavenly Father.
know by his works, that he is being of infin-
lie wisdom, and power, and goodness"
The Frenchman felt the force of the reproof,
and was careful not to offend the good Baron any
more by his remarks
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Quite n Contrast.

According to the official returns of the Lords
of the Admiralty, the naval force Of Britain con
sists of $50 ships of war, carrying from one tc
one hundred and twenty guns each. Of this
number there are 125 armed steam vessels con
structed on the most approved principles. This
immense feet employs in the time Of peace %,
900 able bodied seamen, 1000 stout lads, and
94 companies Of Royal Marines.
The Naval force Of the United States, accord
ing to the report of the Secretary Of the Navy
consists of 6 ships of the line, ruzee, IA fri
gates, 2l sloops Of war, l6 briggs and schooners
3 store ships, and 8 steamers, aAoat. There arc
on the stocks, in an unfinished stale, ships o.
the lne,3 frigates, store ship, and an iron
steamer ut Pittsburgh. These vessels range from
8 up to 100 guns each. The number Of persons
employed in the Navy, in the year ls44, wal
|6,I00.
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CHOICE SELECTIONS.
Men and Troubles,

Few persons have troubles that they do not
make. Trouble rarely visits any one who is al.
ways upright, unassuming, prudent, and disposed
to be contented with moderate share of this
worlds comforts. 1t is by graspiDg at the shad-
ow that men lose the substance of things. 1t is
by disrogarding what may easily be obtained
that all worth having is lost. 1t is by neglectlng
comparative competence for prospective wealth
and luxury, that so many die at the Threshold
of beggary, and find last home in Pouer's
Field. The course of our people is universal
desire TO be pointed at as office holders. The
excellent bootmaker wants TO be an alderman
and so he betakes himselfto grog-shops and po-
litcal gatherings. His family suffers, he destroys
his business; the ungrateful people do not make
him an alderman and he dies of exposure and in
temperance.
The third rate lawyer thinks he would figure
to advantage at Washington, and he forsakes his
clients, and his comfortable income, for-noth-
ing. The greatest trouble one can experience
is that made by rant. Want, by industry, pru.
dence, and honorable conduct, can be avoided
invariably. Rather be content with what you
are, than, by the prosecution of a vain ambition,
forfeit every thing honor, competence, and hap.
piness,
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READING FOR FARMERS.
Gentlemen Farmers.

1t is worse than idle for any man to expect TO
better his condition in pecuniary point of view
by turning gentleman farmer. If person have
a fortune already, he may lay out pleasure
grounds, fence in parks, make experiments in
crops, crosses in breeds of Cattle, set out trees
for shade scenery, and thus crafty his tastes, and
make some discovery for Others TO benefit by but
in his own case he will lose the money, probably,
he expends. What would any one think of a
gentleman warrior or gentleman poet? that is OF
man who should hire all his fighting done, OF all
his verses made. If success only crowns indi-
vidual exertion in other matters, how is it in this
alone, in the primitive occupation of mankind
men expect it, without putting their hands TO the
plough and girding themselves for the labor? Ii
is common remark among husbandmen, that
he who works with his hands, gets double the
work out of them compared with him who only
gives his orders and waits till they are accom-
plished. The general must lead his troops tc
victory; he must endanger his own life, if he
would nfuse bravery into the hearts of his. sol
diers; and this principle is not inapplicabe to the
"boss" of farm
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-20
The Farmers Creed.

We believe in small farms and thorough culti-
vation. The soil loves to eat as we'll as its own
er, and ought, therefore, TO be matured We be-
lieve in large crops, which leaves the land bet
ter than they found it, making both the farmer
and the farm rich at once. We believe in going
to the bottom of lhings--and, therefore, in deep
ploughing, and enough of it: all the better if with
a subsoil plow. That the best fertility of any
soil is the spirit of industry, enterprise and intel
ligence; without this, lime and gypsum, bones
and green manure, mari or plaster, will be ol
little use. Webelieve in good fences, good barns
good farmhouses, good stock, good orchards, (al
though they will not be productive this year.)-
We believe in a clean kitchen, neat wife in IT,
a spinning piano, clean cupboard, dairy and
conscience. We firmly disbelieve in farmers
that will not improve; in farms that grow poorer
and poorer every year; in starved cattle; in farm
er's boys turning into clerks and merchants, in
farmers daughters unwilling TO work-and in all
farmers who are ashamed Of THAR vocation, Oh
who drink whiskey ill honest people arc asha
lined Of them.