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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24
Real Estate.

<uA PRIVATE SALE.-The modern three sto-
5 ~ brick house No. 81 Es,tsroadwsy rsplete with
every convenience, and il good order. The 70. - on
u.ual covenant for renewal ave per eeri on vauhon
~ iAf'asf Pa''''4'a AsfrHoSY J. BLEEcKEK
;es,v A1ctioneer No sroad-.t
-ae r., LET-Th- house No IS Ehxsbes-st IL !. IN
syn rate order Possession .mnedisely. Apply 70
.lg a o0 10 81 sPfseso'is T Fl ~ rnee.
cat PRIVATE SALE Lot on ss, s., d mo ".
eide oe.~een AID D. 81 iee' ssa. on
nue. C. Size Of lot . l ny ast We SSIEEcKER,
lars SO sPa;y to l Aae:ioaest 20 Brosa..
~. tn + gT-For year. or drring the summer sea;
son sstse asg,s Rtssis a. anisure il desired TO
and Of basnea. IL lie city a., woq io. be
desirable I1e .E snd;ps eens and
,n",n1 % and from the Civ OF NevYok. Apply &c
AIS eosE A P. STEPHENS, Rockland AXE
ga WATERING PLACE.-s-acounsI House, Sea-
- comet Point Lille Compton The Sub'cF1oer
heps lesve 20 inform the public. that this pleasantly
su,ed house will be opened snd ready 10 receive cops-
ny The 18Th June Large additions have ben made 20
the house and out buildings cunng the sii .asr sau
sprng-geod snd experienced help IN all the several DE-
par,riens secured And nc e1ertons o. MS paw ins
3. snng make ;his one OF the pesssaiesi Summer re-
sorts in The co1n;rT.
10 and from al si hours Of zoe day
Gentlemen fond OF s.6ins or towing viii Sad IBIS psee
very rluch 10 their mind.
.isg- viii leave the house daily 81 a II sgd arrive
Al Fall River il nv II oclocl esner Tor f.o-
whence also Ia season o- 81 O'Clock ;rao OF cara for
Boston E-lrling, leaves FAN River AL z M ana ar
rives 81 : z. N -, -,
..ags now runs alternate days or Neg-BedfoTd, eav-
ing the hogse \. NJ. and returning he ne1 ass Al;
taa arrival OF tn. morning traa from Boston Alter me
hrs; OF July viii daily leaving the Seaconns aou'e
si7t A. NJ and New ecforc =! before = NJ .nTss
lines also iaersect Stone Bridge With the taiy sage to'
Nsveort JOSEPH COE
,.,J. Coy..on Y J.ns 1886 jaig in
~ NVTICE-A SARGAIN-A Country Seat and
Farm FOR aae. he will &c OF Somerylle Sculsr-
sei Co Nevv-Jerrsy-Ssi Farm consists OF l25 scres
OF Land . OF whchis wood The buildings sre All rew
snd BULL within yesrs-House SD Barn boin pun ~
dgys work and OF the material The House Is ou IN
he cottage style 81 By 50 fee, 'front.' hall through the center
parorr Snshed marble msrtes, p!azzs 81 feet II oI
srd feet down each side-togeher with anODseT'aoIy on
TOP OF aid House story kitchen IN the rear sna Ger
lar under the whole OF the main building with pantes and
ali tagged through In the bes; manner The Barn on tee'
long and painted whie-Carrsse House, Ice House, &c
Also great variety OF Fruit Of all observation-disclosures
with q quantity Of strubbery
The premises lie within four hundred yards OF the country
sesl and about quarter OF mile OF he Rarosd The
place hours and half from the CITY For AR
her particulars inquire OF HARRINGTON bAkCAEoN,
;hs village 0f Sorisrvtiie. y. J. OF u'Npo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF the
County OF New-York Notice is hereby given all per-
having claims against Samuel Macauey late Of the
City OF New YORK deceased present the same with the
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber, the office of T. H.
owen, No y Wsl.sreet "a the City Of NewYorx on or
before the seventh day OF July next Dated N1wYork,
the sixth day Of January, 1886.
JAMES HARRISON,
GEORGE HARRISON, Executors.
y laT6n l.. II. OWEN,
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SAILED,
Ship Mary Phillips. New Orleans.
Barks Age, (E-) uAvre; Nancy W Stevens, New Or
leans; Evcrtou. Bangor, Me.
Briss Gul!e!ma, New Orleans; Chst;Ahooehes NonteSo
Bay. jam; Clinton. Savannah; Harriet, Kingston. JaH
Milton. DeneIaya Henry. Port Lsvacca, and others.
Wind NNE
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3PE ORDER o. the Hon. Charles T. Day. the
~ judges OF n. Court OF Common Pleas o. the City and
County OF Ne" JfkNotcei ia hereby given, pursuant
the pfovisODs OF le sse authorizing attachments against
abscondlGg, concealed debtors that
chment has ssued alsnat the of ohm person
Of Spencer, Medina county Ohio, and that the
will he sold for hc Payment O bis debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according law within
nine months from lb- FIRST publication OF this notice; and
hEt the payment Of any debts due him by any person
aiding within the State Of NeI-York, and tie delivery to
him, hsus OF property within said State belong
Ing 10 him. and tho rensfc Of any such property by him
forbidden by law, and void.
Dated the 7th day Of May, 1916.
PETER CLARK, AIly. forataching Cfeditors
niyl3 isw9m q N.sss,I-.t N Y
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: ROOTS Ann sHnEs.-Lstir, in-

e BOOTS AND ShOES.-Lsties, ipx-
"a lI.s Store yon will nnd the greatest 49,
sortneui OF Caters, buiknH, Slippers. Ties, House
e6sS DO Prunels, Wh'o ard Black Sati1, and all other
kinds and eo.orS Boys Boots AID Sboes also, MiEsss
and Chitrens Boois and Shoes from the largest ths
smallest at al of lnsnafacure and the hes: Of
French goods and wran;.t % % he b-s and chespes
Gens have ihs largest OF French Boots and
Gasrs at Ell other kinda az Shoes thai be found
city. At the Old Sianj SCI Broadway cor Of Frsnk.
ltp-st ljcis lmeod' ~ CAEILL
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TgliE SUB-CKEBLh worlc respectfully ini1Fin the
gentlemen Of this City ihti ne hiss consant5 or hand
FOR sale highly qaei horses for The saddle
Any person purchasing horsei OF the suh.cTber
may depend upon her. houorahy dealt ~h ne IS hnppy
10 add -st he can refer .hem 10 many gentlemen Of The
highest respecisbiny 10 character, capacity &c ANY
gentleman purchasing horses OF the subscriber aud =" no
nav be in any particular 6i,s1.d-d with theif purchase,
rray return he within reasonable period aad re-
ceve full Of purchase money back As he would
wish any ger-raC 10 retain an animal purchased oil
him) that r perfectly pleased Win.
is.S SIN WIN. DlSBROW, Riding Master 400 BovTery
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IN PURSUANCE Q! order Of ,hs Surrogate of the
1Couny Of EswYork Notice. is hereby given 10 all per-
h4v1og against Noah c. Plat l. OF ,be City
New YORK. Contractor deceaset 10 present :he win
hereof 10 the subscribers the Office of CO.
and Bull ~iukle 100: Of Rivng,oa-a in ihs City OF
New YORK, before me tenth day Of NDy-mb-r next
Dated N-w-Yoct. lh, lhiri day Of June 1876
3 la~6m- sELDEH NJ PRATT I n1minl'HAio''.
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III HATS. HATs..-Psr!s Moieskin Hats al s.
LII equs solo by 81 aso elegant Gr-,s
lists s. 81 snd s. superior Il style Eud h.iSh 10
those IL rnkny places s.: Hsz = u. g. MpkcH
will Do pleased he's frieads this establishment
rnys7 lm' GEO. ?. II. BROWS. las Csna-st
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EIl LATEST S-S EE-Ar The OLD sriSD.-H.
ELL CLARh offers ~ the pubic the latsI fashion
OF Summer Style OF lists where he furnish he
public with The complies snt recherche srice
hs lowest pricesn entirety srucl- in the trade
Toile, Hat containing s''PArEST REFLECTOR" which
gentlemen Will aRd III shly convenient AL wao have tried
the PATENT REFLEcToS" commend Il o: the
Witnessed and for which charge is usG9. For
sse ONLY ST. T. CLARKS lis; Sad Cap Warehouse, cot
per OF Ch.IhSm AID Pear jei Inc
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-, HEKI EF'S sALS-By virtue of Il VII, of heri IA
- cias drecd and delivered win sale
the v-sihue OF the City Hail. la The Guy OF New-York.
the 2h dag OF June, 1876, II O'Clock, NJ ~ The right.
,ie % lsaac Taylor which he had the 18Th
day nj Naroh, 1916, any time aftsrArd Ia whose
hands msy be- Of in and 10 all that cer'sin
lease from Psnss b. Powell to Isaac Taylor dated Octo-
her llth gi5-ecordsd Nov 29 1876 in Library $50 psge
253 or the u 10 years 6monhs and i6 dgys from the
date OF said esSe Of the house and lot Known No Mon
roe-slr-e; In the 9Th Ward of The city Of NewYork New
York Sisy l2,h, II IS. VIM. JONES. Sheriff.
". w. TYoS. Deputy Sheriff. myl3 law6H
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WRAPPING PAPER in good .h,ppins .Tder.--
w For ssle by CYRUS ". 81 ED,
lelT w SBurlngsnp,
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IsIt-l,~ PATENT hITIHiN KANt;h. ID Inc
w hes; Range he public Tor baking. boil
ing roasng aud economy OF fuel They not 10 be
passed by any Rsnse heretofore in the market; and vii in
81 cssss be srrsni-d give The best OF Satisfaction
purchasers Crc;on other boilers be attached
large GusDiiie. Of Persons requiring good range
Will please cs az l56 audsor-st cppoIie ST. John PARK
rlgSu SIN
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N~~S FOX STATEN isLASU.-On and
~ a7zSls Nsfl-r Moudny April 2nIh the Steamboat,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sYLPH and STATEN ISLANDER viii
leave NewYors sud Staten Island iolows nudl fsrhes
notice:
Leave Staten Island ats. s. 9, TO- II A. M-1,2 S4sPM
Leave Nav ork, focto Whtshs-sL NJ g. 10, IL A. M
1855, s.. ?. NJ.
On Sundays the 6rs nom tho Island w,leave ots
A. Nj and Tho 6rut boat from New.York st A. NJ al
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sguARDI NG.-Thr.e or four Children (grs prefsrred)
- between ages OF four and twelve years will BE- L.
,ms family. where here children.
Al Boon,u gdse IN the nI-ca:e vicinity OF excellent
School apply q, he recoDd cottage beyond Rurnhans
on III. Rloo'nngdsle Road jslS 5I-ot+
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4 4 W DAnlcl nIsl Judge OF Onpnuhgh
- County Court aud Counselor 4c in the Supreme Court
Notice Is hereby gwen the provisions of the Sta
authorizing attachments against sbscondng concealed
and nonresident Debtors that attachment has issued
NONRESIDENT OF Inc State OF New York and that the
will be sold for Inc payment Of his debts unless hi appear
and discharge such attachment according law within
nine months from the FIRST publication OF his notice and that
the payment of any debts due TO him by residents OF this
State and the delivery him for his OF any properly
within this State belonging him. and the transfer OF any
suc property by him, forbidden by law aud void
Dated the 7ihdey OF March. 1876.
FORBES SHELDON Attorneys
mil lawgm for Attaching Creditor Syracuse NJ z.
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NkWBUKEH SU.lMHK NETREAT.-L- ?.
NDo5s peculy informs the pcbl'c that be sl
iinues keep the above named Boarding e.,sbI.nuenL
for The reception OF such wish ~ enjoy he advsn
,sge of cool sad healthy atmosphere Tns mouse Is large
commodio1s and Pleasantly situated on Inc Academy
HILL within i've minutes wsk OF the steamboat landtug
The prospects, OF the ticheat the Hudson River.
sdoTding uuo5.iFucled OF Nsw5Qrgh SEy. Snd a
s1- view OF West Polr tbs Highlands MouDiacs, Scene
~ Steamboats,
e. Esmil;eI single Psr.ons be accommodated
with board by the day or week ST Reasonable price
SeshurPh Aprtl. lfi5 l-l6 2w'
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INFANT TO BE ADCPTED.-Any respect
IN able family wi,hou; Children des!roUs OF adopting =
fine, healthy lie infant 20 educate Ind b2 no rs
their o,vn of by addrerinG Dr. A. NJ Ferris
Lower Post. Office ASH infants orphAn II Ia hop-d
That will hcopt Il except those uhc could se IN Gil
r-s poets parents TOYS ard II. J-Zo =,
lNUUSD-Un Thursday evening, 18Th instant cane, IN
Eiph avenue lrGuire OF Z. w. Curtis, al the paper
mill, foot OF c6Ih.st. Nurlb river. le2s S-'
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ssparnine ann &orela.

DGOMS TO LET.-Two very desiraby furnished
II Rooms To Let without board 10 single gentlemen, a.
No 81 " alserst The family private, and the house
within few steps OF Broadway References exchanged
Appiy as above e22 eodI7h29.hyl&S
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mir body II W III ba remembered. found the
,rornine of the "a Mr.. waher writes from Chicago.
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KELOW,
sreneR ship Meta Meyer. ;scm Bremen. mise and pas
sengers, 10 oelrichs * Kruger.
lAlso Brig unknown.
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crpIf d--NtW and % -hdII s.tLiilOONI dh'
ROW will leave Nyack every morning ri oeicck Re-
turning viii lesye NcSYork, foot Of Robicsonsl every
afternoon at clock; and Tuesday, Wednesday. FRI
day and Saturday, will make zip, leaving New
York nj o'clock Nysck all O'Clock touching Pier.
mont Coster Haylers foot OF Hammered a. each wsJ
y B-Touching nj Tarry every morning and aner.
noon Trip. All kinds OF freight Rkeu at reduced p.ieaa
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From the Temperance Herald.
a. TALE. .iEll Of OF TRUTH.
r''4 BY JEANNE. o's4
BY JEANNE.

7 The young wife sat alone in her plea
SAINT chamber, and her husbands last letter
was in her hand. The paper looked soiled
and worn, and the hand writing was nearly
illegible; they might well appear thus, for
the letter had been carried IN Margaret's
bosom and read amidst binding tears, until
every word was engraved on her heart II
was many long months since Harry Leslie
departed, to engage IN profitable business,
and prepare for the emigration Of his fami-
ly to distant land, and since that letter
came, bringing news Of his safe arrival, no
tidings of the wanderer had reached his
home. '''a' ., X
For long time Margarethoped all might
be well; she prayed for patience, and strove
to conceal from her father and her child
rem the grief which was stealing the bloom
from her cheek, and giving her such long,
weary nights Of anxiety and fear. ~ oll
But the grey haired parents saw her true
feelings. and almost rejoiced TO see that
Margaret only trembled lest she was wild
owed in her youth, while the old man had
learned the sad STORY that the wine cup
over which Harry loved to linger, was
leading him down into dark paths Of degra-
dation and shame. ,1..I n,
Circumstances at length obliged him to
reveal to his sorrowful child the ruth, and
she had gone TO her chamber TO search
vainly in that old letter for denial Of the
fact; to weep her tears Of agony alone. .q
The young wife sat long in her window
holding communion with her own troubled,
suffering spirit. She gazed-but not upon
the sweet valley which lay sleeping calmly J
in the moonlight: she listened-but it was
not 10 the low soft breathings Of her uncon-
scious children--she looked up to The quiet
watching stars, and wildly prayed them Il
guide Harry Leslie back to his home--anc
the stars returned to poor Margaret glance.
Of hope; she felt as though the eyes Of an
gels were watching her In sympathy. ans
,she was comforted. t' CIV IN. -.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

aJ The Eastern Mail for Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston, closes at Al and
9 P. M. daily, except on Saturday lights.
i No mails sent East Of Baltimore ON Sunday
{ morning. s'hiHea saae saial
The mails from the above cities arrive daily
al 8, A. M. and 8 P, NJ. except Sunday night
4 The Western Mail closes at 9 p; M. and
arrives at 8 P. M. daily. VgsqD,1S
The Southern Mail closes at 8 A. M. and
Hp bffice open from III a. M to g. P. M daily,
except Sunday, on which day itiislopen from
n A. M. to 10, A. M, and from IL M. TO .
P. M, and fron7 to 9sP. M. lhslfn3R
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feb 24-3tawtfP

aEARTHENWARE,s CHINAl& GLASS.
Y,HO. PIIRSEl.I, has just imported per ships,
l., Meteor and Georgia, from Liverpool direct
sixty.four crates and hogsheads Of Earthenware
and China and from our own manufacturers fifty
packages of cut, pressed and plain GLASS; all Of the
latest style which, with his former extensive stock
embraces almost every article in his line of busl-
ness. ais4tA eh8tAh aiAi6 VIZ .as
Cornelius's solar, lard, or oil Lamps, new pat
i, dssa terms, and at reduced prices I "
laaagiI Lamp Glasses and Wicks, of all sizes
Waiters, Ivory-handle and other Knives and
~ Forks in sets Of 81 pieces or otherwise
Real, silver, and Albetta table, tea, and dessert
.,,. Spoons II Gsit3f. .5ltl3l I 81
Plated German Silver and Britannia Castors
Cut and plain Hall Lamps ,a,l s4t 0,.r, ,fr
] ''F Liverpool Stand and Side Lamps II,
Plated Cake Baskets, Looking Glasses
"A shovel and Tongs, Spittoons ,t.,
Rich c,,t and plain Decanters, Clarets, Finger
alalh3 Bowls, Wine-coolers, Champagnes, Hooks.
These goods viii be sold, wholesale or retail, at
Z the very lowest prices.
Gt Nv good assortment Of common goods, new pat
ID tern and excellent quality, suitable for retail
ne Alld groceries 9i.e'
9si Pipes, in boxes a9 sr-ssgs
First quality Stoneware, at factory prices
Also, Britannia Ware, wholesale, at factory
prices from the best mandatory in this
T. s.it country u a il3 z ~ ~
sal English britannia Coffee and Tea Sets, Coffee
HtI Biggins, &c. &C.. ia2 .@5au sha i.
"a A call from his ftieEds and the public geheraliy
Is solicited, at his store, opposite Browns Hotel,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington. w.
July io-eoam 4 rio. PURsELI
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Farm for Sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale 1924 acres Of
Il land, lying in Montgomery county, 23 miles
from Washington City, on the road leading from
Rock vile to the mouth Of Monaccocy: one third,
or more, Of the land is woods, containing good
timber. The cleared land is Of good quality, and
easy to be improved. The buildings are large
two-story brick dwelling house, with a basement
and garrett barn, tobacco house, stable, &c. iss..
For terms enquire on the premises, of bafne.
II l'a4 h9n''h. '<' 4" JAMES TRUMAN. I,
iuly l64tf Rockville Journal st.
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wHIrE OAK SLAVES,

lust received on commission, and for sale cheap,
j IL. or is thousand White Oak Slaves, and head
ings for barrels Enquire at the Wood and Lum-
ber Yard Of the subscriber on the corner OF 6th ST.
and Missouri avenue. =, o,nn
oct 3..eodf ~ seh.. GEo.' ooLhAnD.
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Fine watch Repairing.

rCHRONOMETER, Duplex, Lever, Lepine,
NJRepeatng and Music Watches, accurately re-
paired also common Watches, Clocks, and Music
boxes, put in order, at the sign Of the Watch, with
the guard key, and chain, north side Of Pennsylvania
Avenue. between second and third streets,
II ,'' = BY CHAUNCEY WARRINER.
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pORINSON a. co.

A..etioneers and Commission Merchants, Lou'''@na
! drenur, opposite Bank Of Washington.
pGIIIAR sale days Opposite Centre Market)
4 T.e.aays, Thursdays and Saturdays. All sales
= b., Estate. Furniture and personal property at
Iii ~ an the most reasonable terms. june l6
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MATTERS.

cTEyEN'S e. EMMONS will introduce the
- "Au,um" fashions for Gents Hats on. Saturday
Sept S. lss .g4,. .s3 issl a.g lQ .leN
In accordance with our usual custom we shall in
troduce simultaneously, TIelry's' and Beeoe d
/, Cos,or's Fashions. ipy,r,l lip,p IN
Gentlemen VIII, have th,,r sizes, registered with
MS willlfJrwsrd their orders l41 8s
\, ,,,S Y sales Rooms Nos !. & 2. Browns HoteLsy
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CHOICE READING

f you enghten the people, not forget that this
is but halft ,e work Let them be made vrtuou and
religious, You leave them more exposed to danger
thanthey were before. 10 an QUA NJ gsh
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CoGITATIoN.

4 .i,,a t.a ~ \ +. '------,t .,.,t gtrult
love 70 see nice young man, g.s
i. Whom fortune smiles upon. MI
Avoid the friends Of early years,
When all their cash is gone;
I tshows the goodness Of bis heart
. His care for number one'- - tit3 t'li
The love he feels for richer friends. taG
Who might his presence shun. i.ta
II he should mingls with the poor.
And their rude insolence endure.
! Now mark him as he walks the streets.
With stately step and slow; aaa fI
The quality Of those he meets,
pHa You by his bow may know:
poor the weight, he upward stares,
With aspect most profound; Ha49'
But let him meet monied man, 81 0l
a}t His head bows 70 the ground: ~ n
Nor think IL strange, dear reader mine,
L For hei is IN the Goldfish line. ,la
) Rteg oH .85 l4a qf5-9T .qged 4, ait
And there's no harm in selling fish,
.l Provide they are not stale; 800
Nor is il strange he shuns the poor
They never buy wholesale; fs4a. th b.
{ Besides, we must all bear in mind, .
And every one must own,
We never 10 the poor apply I '' !"
When we require a loan; n, 5oAH
They may assist in food or FIRE, n ,qe( 4,
For such things natures law require. \, XII.
Another class Of men, ween. ,,aa5 il'f'
4 In this fair land abound; .3dav
} In city dark, or country green, ,gatqJ
They'are always to be found; vi}s dag I
And when the people congregate, Iaq i
y Their rulers TO compare, ,ss3 l3rs .4,,
> Or settle the affairs of state, gtsi M
l.udY ou're sure TO tfind them there, aF. K
With honied words, and aspect bland, a,.l
They kindly shake your rusty hand. ,.0 s
Oh how my bosom throbs with Joy
4l When such scenes behold; 's'I
They 'mindme Of the peasan,ry "'''
1i And lbarons stern, Of Old 'aus ahI
4 Forw we are taught in n3learned books, lsdW
That in the ancient days. viays taavo
h The proudest would humble their looks =,
4 II Before ihe vulgar gaze--lstl psts
While loud and long the people cheered
:. ApA---' Il ~ r-.i---r ..'-,' Ff'-a,sa.
IasH sk} a98ns1nH .iASt hG vaF
Il But, thanks to freedoms kindly reign, If
i "a happier land is here; % ry d'ta
Where the rulers at their homes remain,
anNorin the crowd appear; Ms uaq gl.rt
4 But in their stead a smiling band
6la Are on the anxious seat---aai bu6
Who, when called on, with voices bland,
a The great unwashed' will greet,
How oft upon the stand We see, ,5tsl atsR
Those who are not---buth hope to be sbou
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A ,NDREW J. JOYCE, Horse Shoeing and
n Smithing Establishment, successor to John
Daley, corner Of l4th and streets, near Fuller's
Hotel. Thankful for the patronage he has receiv
ed from liberal public, he solicits continuance
Of the same. a0tnF4 h4H Satut1 tiA6
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aEUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COM
M PANY OF THE CITY5OF NEW
I1ID<bu HSnppIS pOpINaONs President Hay

ing been appointed agent for the above named IN
stiiution, am prepared to receive applications for
insurance. on life for one or more years, or tor the
duration Of life. The advantages Of the mutual
princlle above the heretofore more usual joint
stock companies are great that i is only neces-
sary to understand theprncpes Of its operation to
give decided preference to the mutual plan. A
treatss on the subject and forms Of application for
insurance can be had at my store on 7th street. I'M
mediatey opposite the National Integencer office.
G.. 8. FOWLER, Agent
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1nEi-lCEnliICELli

Our customers need no, fear that ou Ice VIII Tall
w. . pe have heavy stock. Persons wishing
1'S ,,;n nlease leave their address at the Lumber
v.,, ~ W H. Gunnel opposite 'Coleman's Hotel.
';Nial elf A. ~ GuNNELL & BIRD.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
CHI ZAP FOR CASH!
l.. g, BECK.

House. Furnishing store, Pennsylvania
~ Avenue, South side, 6aween 9th and 10Th
~ balEa9iil,s streets, Washington. fao
4 have on hand new and secondhand goods
v such as Bedsteads, Beds, and Bedding; Tables
v Chairs, Bureaus and Sideboards; China, Glass
and .Crockeryware, Cutlery. Hollow-ware Of every
variety, Shovels and Tongs, Carpets. Broonis
Brushes, Willow and Woodenwars; with a va.
rety of articles too numerous to mention apr 8
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snENNIS HUMPHREYS Livery Stable, cor
q j ner Of 9th and C.istreetsa Horses and Car
riages to hire. Horses taken at livery, and kept
in the best manner. asil4 1850 aiia {34
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MEDICAL CARD.

aet h MEDICAL CARD. '-D
.nR.iALFRED II. LEE tenders his professional
.lJ services to the citizens Of w Washington and its
vicinity. Office II street, near 9TH.
july lS-6m W4t utga.