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The Arkansas banner., 1846-01-07
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CoU, ,qt OF skLtNE.
 Il Jao SliIa. cacai; congt, In vacation, BcceuI55
 =, i54J.
 Ezra NJ. Owen, Johnson j Joyaef,- and Thomas P3cf, coHPalnust
 D4yjd C. McDani l. John & Black, Joseph B .a- n.tt, Lulstf t. alpnia tlas Utt us.ood. Jsr.. $ Brew g-r. \ Hcy T. Br-aer. May, | ii iaujd. a1I
 Elz1; aH18f t.#fEd5zB u9 efe9i5 5e 4, .aeJ4a,e4, q c sBs t, UetrA44tts.
 E5Hia dty b .ote ma, Green 5. Hughes. Cl,rl. | o,=E,a ,~alls CHcuit Com, iu ticdiiJt, the ,td iHo.ajS Pack for nlnse | and th.. o yr co4l- uI!4H, lua an5 lied hts liidtett s 7.!a5; tft oi ua deliiaJats Joaa s Buc@, Alas Lt#,aWooa, ll,aes 81 Wrr Nancy H. Brs~sL ,B aisaau .dt} aud i.ii@a, fIiaUr cntf5noi sdid U ot,s l.. fteiJ8 diei c.dsao, ar hpH-resideHs ol t9- Sj1tc; and rasrsiof- pfaysd l1f a1 ord o publication sa,ust Atin; decoaelHs t0 the Siatpta H t4a ha.. made tFt provided, a.,d Winch order IS granted by n a-.uoH.
 faefsior2 the said non-r sident fnaants, are ler-by nut tAd bi.i o 5..,ut, tlc C ai.- cefy Sta 0i ts cltcuig court, has been filed against then aa tine other defendants, Frd} in5, thata Iad5- d aHtf-id rcd isdd contt. n iayo, oi said BeeHeu Alo.rd and GrecnWood, as tht assi sn.es of said JHId (. hlcDdnie and John 5. Bac... aud a inst said Owen, Joy nar, aud Pack, be parp .tuatIY on- johed, and tine obligation, on winch the sane was irhi2r delivered up and cancelled, and that tha >Ac "' hot9 4'p. ". ii' dld iz, III b'oek NO [, oi tae town ol niou; sad Johh, :. Bacl, and David C. ac9lnlal as prglended eXecuto,S oI q O. \. Mcdaniel dec a,yd, to sdId Gwen and for Waic sad obligation "iih sai Joynsr anu Pack as !. GU. rites, was gwen, rycind,d and st aside, on the 5oand ut al.ota>e, and because tha Probate Coaft ol Same coln.y, had no authority to order nor said pre- ended eX culofs to seH said ots- and tialno tle can be made to sad Owen, inc pur- Chaser lof said lots said sale ing utterly od: dnd also praying for felleI; dnt sad n9H-i esIdeH defendants are required lo s1 and appear, on tl, first day oi the next har:h term of tht id saiin, circuit at account to b. halden on the lourth AIon dly of March next, al Benton in said county, to all. sHcr tle btiloi said compldmants.
 A true copy from the record,
 Atest: GREEN B. HUGHES, Cleh
 (PtHieis Fees sSz5 25.} la-sw.
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fS~We notice c9atemPi5te and s7aHdcr- ous article against ourselves in the .2rtansas FaelHgsnccr of the 27lh ult., purpor,ing to have been written by all individual of Liule Rock, who signs himself ".2. :" ard which demands, and shall have from ns, as soon as we have time, something more than pass ing notice.
 This conteaptible anonymous scribbler en- teavors in the article alluded to, to impress upon the public mind belief, that we are not in fact the Editor ot the Banner, but that Dr. Borand IS, and will remain 50, without his name being al all eenl eeted vith ihe pa ger. And Ii support of that declaration he uses the following language; Br. Boriaad rH still harc, toge'her 5s4A t6e clique 1sho haes -hsnstofore managed I, ltac Banner the absolute control orer i, lide Banner Rufherford viH ONLY De ased as q CAT 5 PAW.o
 Now the very mildest term that we could apply to A B.'' is, that of w,LFuI and MALICIOUS LIAR; and that his slalementz in regard to ourselves are as FALSE iG TACT, as they are WICKED ia CONCEPTION :; emanaiing solely and iafaes'ioaa5ly from q base and deprared HEART.
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LN Is FAIR

The Ladies Of lb.s Cly propose opening again al the City iloIel, oi, to-motrow even ing the S,h instant, a variety ot FANcY AR- ffctGs for sale. fer the benefit of the Chris tan Church. Al which place they will be happy to meet their friends, and all feeling desire to encourage the cause al Chrisll- i'g, are respectfully, invited to give tIem d call. They embrace ihe present, as q lit occasion, to return their sincere lAaqk, to the CitzeHs for iher very liberal Pauoa- tase heretofore eXten.ed.
 45-A spIendid supper will be provided on tde occasion.
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s5- The shock of an earthquake was felt in Memphis, Tenn, on the enghto of the 25ta ult., between the hours of 3 aHd ID o'clock 4AN ESSAY ON 1.-THE MILK sIckNESsn OF THE
 HUMAN SUBJECTS, OR 1.-THE fREMuEEsa
 or ANIMALS. EMBRACING IFS HISTORY.
 CAUSE, AND TREATMENT. BY SoLoN BoR-
 LAND, NJ. D. Litlc Roct, ,3yhaHSay.-
 R. K. Da~soB, Printer.
 The above is lhe title of . neat and hand- 6nely executed little Book, containing aboas 10 pages, that was laid on our M5Ie few ] days since, hy our much esteemed ftield, l!e Author We have reason to believe i. an acceptable offering to the profes>ion-on of much merit,-and will be received by them as an acquisition to the profession il IS tlc- signed To beneiit--with every maik oi' conrle- sy. and favor due 10 the Author, wEo k SO extensively and generally known in the South sand West, as a gentleman ol fine talents, pos sessing high order of professional attain ments.
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AND PHILOSOPHICAL
 aLANLliN .Als 4e
EAST AIAl.huAM sI'., LITTLE EOCkj
 .4RK,3NS.3S.

EAST MARKHAM ST, LITTLE leOCh5
 4RK.4NS.3S FENHIS Institution will be opened on MONO-41' : s lie I-M of JtaaaIy, lS45, for the reception ot sfuIents, und -r tn. innedate patronage oi m RI Rsy'd Dr. BYrne The house secured for this burDoss is sufficiently large and convenient for the aec1H.nadd;ion ot sixty boafdefs and IS loca'ea ID oa.- ol the most healthy and retired parts ol me
 aba conrss of studies ui.l embrace all that is re- aaisite t5 prepare youaI men of commercial busi- ness and inc learned professions; and wlli not be inferior to aIiy system ol educa'lon taught m our best Colleges. rhe discipline Wti b. md yet lfA. Every attention will b. paid 10 the dom ste com f3rs o' the boIrdefs, as Well as to th IT mana mana IS and mora! cnaduct. During vacation they "l!l be always under the supervisor oi pfeiect
 TERMS.
 Board. tuition and use oi byd
 and bed ia5 Sl9J per dhhuih' Washing anl nendn5 I@
 Stationery aal medical attendance, il required Wiil form separate charges. lhe pay iatnts 10 D1 mada half-ycaIiY ill adratce
 No student viii be received for shorter penod than six months, and n0 q ductoh for a0SeGcc a',- less caused by sickness or dlsnisslon. Lach boud- CT vii. come provided with, at tast three su,ts ol sumn,r. and two suits oi Wlhter clothes; also SIX shirts six pairs of stockings, SIX towels, SIX hand ko.chies and three pairs of shoes or boots--ai marked With his naAe No pecuaiarY advances will be made by the Seminary ih favor oi any stu dent. unless all equivalent sun be deposited ln the hands of the treasurer.
 The annual vacation will commence about the middle ot July, immediately aIera pubic eAaiiha- lion and distribution ot premiums; and terminate about the middleoi August.
 Seni-annaal reports ot the health, proficiency and general standing of tae students "it be s,nt to their pa4tnts Of guardians
 All letters st-paid, and directed to hie ReY'd JoHx M3NAGHAy, Presia ni ol the seminary, will meet with prompt attention.
 l7-tf.
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lA aa a,g!.glea..s Aasa.

TOURSUANt | To ah or,l'r ol the District Court ol k Che United States, Tor the District ot Arkansa>, t4a uider.ighed aSel suee of the esate oi WGiia.n Moore bankrupt o Johnson county in said Dis tlicj, will expose for sale at public auction, at the Court House doo o ths > District Court, ia she City Litle Rock, ol Friday the 9th day et Ann sid Bankrupt rell aiming uAsold. sa- 10 take place within the usual hoais prescribed by law when due attendance will be given by said assi snee Term of Sale CASH
 L. j. REARDON, Assignee
 of said Wm. Moore, Bankrupt. December 24, ls45. l5-tf
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Eat3s.ssg ;aV INagsc, in .gsFH.

;as MAS committed 10 ,le Jsil ol .IeIerson IA0 " county, State of Arkansas on the 2hd
 Git @ lfs1M. who hos, Says 5t iY he ' & Ioai Sa io tltson YAlE3 SMILE, residing in the State ol Mississippi. near Woodvie.
 SAM is t'dn< inna'to, about 49 years of age about feet nigh, weighs about l6o pounds, sli5 5ht- iy marked wit the smallpox; had on when con lai;ted, q black fur hat, hall-worn whita Kersey pants Ri $ oes, and a white bian& # over coat and had with hjin pair of saddle bags, containing sun df, pieces oi clothing.
 The owner o said negro man is requested to cone forward prove properly, pay charges, aud take hin aWay-olherWIse he will be dealt with as Ii. law directs.
 JN0.J. HAMHETr Sheriff
 aH Fx oilici .alor oi j. e.tatsoa Co, Arks, Plae biey jfA.,., iee. 3fd isl5.
 Printers Fees $l.) Nov. l5 lSl5. lj-Sw
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Our readefs wlIl reeolleei, that sometime last summer an unfortunate affair took place, at Washington City, between ". Z. Kendall and William R. Elliott, which resulted ia the death of the former. Elliott surrender cd himself up to the civil authorities, and was committed to prison to await his trial al the next term of the criminal court; the judges having refused 10 bail him. On the 18th olt., he was discharged from prison by order of the court. The ground of the dis charge was, that ihe graod jary found in their preseniment that Kendall, the deceased. came to his death in consequence of pistol-shot fired by Eliot in selr-defense.
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i;e~=E faE undersigned has I ntzd ttis G29sase / NeIL KgsW5 fsTABLl=HuENT T = and has had tie ,az8 1T | up Tor .s, - the acconaod9fioh o thz public. - s ,55eI1.d b siee Is oli customers at.d the rN Eiug co.nganuity.
 lEsI sI,E4>i4 b. furnished with ihe best the .lllk. affords, and he iladyes ham. Ii that every aH utinH wtt. be paid 0 fouotc tir eoi4tof oi alt tao.e {yho sa3e yisif aiz hons
 \ g49l sfABLl i- on the premises well fur lish. d.
 i share of the public pattoaa5e is resaae aeirle so- .icit-d <. HOOPER.
 kGJie Boct III jaHly, 1Sf6 F if
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Aae1.LELatEatOE,s.IN INo ,ls

l. Errass Ir5n ansa q n1' ,ss P1o
 ted to me by the hohotdp'e 'S.eby gisep,, 's' '.' puiask county, notlce IS ''s, ansl be exl'p.ss nands against sad esIaie mus, a yeaf iron r sail il Letters. or he same may yodt Gs pres
 benefit in said estate; and Il l,rayer na, blr'i two years, the same will be iOf'' :, ciHded, IT cOopRlCh,s,
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SPECIAL ELECTION IN TENNESSEE F. II. Ewing, [whig) is elected Representative to Congress from the Nashville district, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Dr. Joseph Payton, (whigl by majority ot 500 or 1000 votes over Gen. TrousGale, demo craN of Galatin.
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EE1Gs4 sEssTO4. OF G444. .,ye-4 <34s.ls..s. WASHINGTON, Dec, 1, IS ,.
 SENATE.
The SenaLe mel al nonl3.

AI-AN sA | I4'
 The SeNale met al neo8.
 Mir Bfeese, of H., offered resolution al thorising the N!ee President }lg Dallas as presiding officer ut the Senate, to oappolaG the Standing Committees.
 \ debate easuett eu this proposition; 3jesers. Allen, Benton and B.eeec advocating 1t, ana Alr, Maugum opposing t.
 The question was then taken and the re solution was reitrled-aycs 20, nays .3l.
 X resolution N as rheH aaopleJ hNmg Hop- day next as the on W Hch the Senate woula elect, by ballot, the Standing Com mittee<.
 The Senate then adjourned over to Mon day next
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
 At l2 cIoe!, the Speaker took lhe Chair, and the journal of yesterday was read
 TAe resolution offered bv 3Ir Cobb; io ap- portion the seats In the haii to the mem1ets av of, wa7 taken uP, and dehaed. Tuefe was much meriment oG the occasion, winch was increased by one member eppas ing tie resolution on the ground of is tlucoastitu- uoDai Y, The seate already taken by the members had become vested in tbe 0cea- pants. and the constitution forbid the inter ference Wiii thenL
 The arguments diI. uoi prevail, for a mo- tou to l.y the resolution on the table was ree. tctl-uyes 6S, nays ll3.
 This having indicated that majority were in favor of the resolution, Il Was aaeptett without further debate, and the meuher>Qgo- ceejea to the important task ol selecting i5- seat om which he shall, curing the session ealigaten the House and dellsef himself o lis thoughts.
 The Hatnes ofall the members were placed in a box on sepa a,e pieces of paper, al drawn out one alief another hy the Cletk. AS each members name was eallel he selected his seat-some of them not without he-i.a- lion and without seeming difficulty.
 This work donp,- the House adjourned over to Monday next, 10 give lhe Speaker time 10 select the standing commuters.
 WAsnINGroN Dec s 1915. SENATE.-This morning Messrs DioKIN- SON of New ! York, BARROW of La. MoRE-
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HEAD of Ky, BERRIEN of Ga, and PENNY BAcKgR ol Va, appeared in their seats.
 Mir. ARCHER ol Va, presented the creden- tals of .he two last named, who took ihe oath.
 Ht. BENTON presented a memorial from American citizens il Oregon asking for the extension of our laws over them.
 3lr.CAuERox presented memorial against the reception of1'exQs as d Slave Stae.
 Nr. SEVER moved postpohement oi the election of officers oi Committees until to- morrow. Mr MANGUM said the rules re- quired i, should be done to-day, and all ai- teraj'oa ol ,he rules woa.d be required. Mf. CGa4Fos lad no objection to p3 .p1ains tie ch5ice ot Committees, but he could see TO reason for poslponigg the election oi officers. Mf. SEWER said ilAey wished to push the mailer they could do 70, and they were pre- pared for them. The posiponcmenL was asked for the sake ef satisfaction 10 ihe ofher aiGa in s4e selection ol Committees Mir CRTfGNHaT saw n3 reason for qoatPoalog jHe esesjaa Ht aaicees. He Was dasl.ous of giving lGe majority their own time for the IoTmg.iuuol GumMIapes. MflAELEN hoped tile whole would be postponed, or none.
 h.t. SEWER moved aa adjournment, which was carried, on division by D 10 2l.
 II9csa oFGasE1saNrArIyas.--iheSia OF eSiaad- l1g Committees were announced a5 follows.
 STANDING COMMITTEES Or HE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
 OF TIE UNITED STATES, r4xESHG-SlNTH CoNGRESs-FtRsf SESSION.
 .1analals4 necclnler s. l8l5.
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INDIANA ELECTION U. s. SGNAroR.-Jesse D. Bright, has been elected United States Senator from the State of InIana, for six years from the 4th day of last March.
 Mir B. is represented to be finn and s'auneh democrat. The whig Candidate was Joseph G. Marshall.
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-g SUPREME CorRr-This Court met on Monday, the 5lh instant, in pursuance of law. Present Hon. Thos. Johnson Chief Justice '' Hon. Edw. Cross, ass. do Geo. c. Watkins. Attorney General.
 Luke F.. Barber, Clerk.
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\ New MAP AND GAZETTEER OF THE UNl-
 TED STATES OF AMERICA, ENGRAVED ON
 STEEL PUBLISHED BY SIEARMAN x
 SMI1n, NEW YORK.
 Thisnew and Splendidly engraved map was shown rsa few days since for examination. It is undoubtedly Ihe most handsomely exc cuted map We have ever seen, Of a very large size, six by seven feet.
 For beauty and skill in its execution, we believe il high achievement ot the age, wh. Fly unsurpassed by any Map of the Uni ted States yet published
 The importance of this noble map to the people of the United States, as 2 certain and correct standard Of reference in all cases ot doubt or controversy in questions oi boun- diary, of the United States, or in any of the several States, counties, townships, districts, &c, IS indispensible-n fact il ought to be ia the hands of every family, and business
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ouR RrvcR.-Is still at low waler-nlark.

We are indebted to our worthy and atten- tive Representative, the Hon. 4. Yell, for Congressional iavors, for which he has our thanks.
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SPECIAL TERM |. $. Dlsr. CavRr-TAe Jnted States District Court, met in tIis cly on Monday, the 5lh instant, pursuant to ad- jourameni at the October Tenn l645
 Present Hon. BeGj Johnson, Judge, Gen. $. K Hemf4tsad, |. Dis. Attorney, Wdlam Field, Esq, Clerk, and Elias Rector, |. $, Manhal.
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Naw MAp or TEXAS &e.-A new guide To 'feXas, consisting oI brief outline of the History is settlement, and the colonization and land laws ,a general view ofthe country -ils climate, soil, productions, Sse. with a particular description Of lhe counties, cilies, and towns. Compiled by Richard s Hunt. and Jesse F Raadel, of Houston, Texas.
 SHERMAN k SanTH of New Yofk, Pab- fishers and E gaa4ers.
 The above is the ttle of alitle Bool,coa taiung about 5 pages, Historical sketches of Texas, to winch is attached d map or the country, , bl about 1 inches ia size, vel aad neatly engraved.
 Tae whole k intended as a pocket com ptoion and convenient reference for the trav- cling public. We cheeffnlly recommend il to taeir patronage.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-01-07

TIE VIM. 2. WJoDFs \
 Lit.le Book, Jan. f, lS4 : far the abo'e
 {sr x. B. Persons cti'ln5 5,.,iled. ortlei viii nt,ass slg they ats a"'5,s'.i ,.'. siag else =, po,ia, iier. ; wll p,elseioP Py '"'f ! ,.;s., t5'., will no, b. taken out. -. .o
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ISatr ssNxvs G'ssNMdial Md warm

reception with winch 1t has been received by the learned every vhere-together with the recommendations of some of the most ably conducted Journals of several ollhe Safes, is the rery highest guarantee that could be offered to lhe public, for it's profound accuf- acy and minute cxacmess.
 The information thatit is designed ta iai- part in relation to the public lands that have been surveyed in the Southern and Western States, Is amply sufficient, 10 remnHeraie the purchaser for the price of it. Aii the Cities, towns and yillagcs,in the United States are laid down! the course and distance of all ihe rivers. mountains, lakes, bays, seas also, railroads, canals, academised, stage and pos! roads ,-inteudcd to exhibit view of the m reaniile, manufacturing, and literary condi- flon and resources of the country. italso e&- aibits view of the Coat of arms of the Ma doual and State Governments, the Capitol at Wa shiugson, Bunker Hill monument, Mount Fenou,S.c. Sc.
 In addition to the United States, the map represents the several Indian Countries, set d part to the different tribes by the United States. and lheirnames, also, Canada, Texas, Norh and central America.
 The Gazetteer accompanying this map, is compiled by President Haskell, and ,. Calvin smith, GeograPher:s It Is q large, aelI bound and neatly printed boek. eoHa- pri- ing about 750 pages, octayo! and contains aa accurate and particular description, aad the name all the rivers. mountains, lakes, towns, villages, post offices, counties, States, sc, with nearly 6000 names more than any other work of the same kind, also curiosties, miscellaneous, and other useful and highly important matter.
 We take pleasure in commenting 'he map and Gazetteer to the favorable patronage ol the pubic.
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A I.sist Of Lett,ere

EMAtNINd in the Post Omce al I;''
 E g. Oh the 3lst Dec, 1915, which if na. ,le ., Rock ".nin three months, viii be sent to the d aken out office at '. as'iington City. e aead letter
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la Jao slIius cacaii coagt, In vacation, December
 =, i24J. Ezra NJ Owen, Johnson j, Joyaef,- and T homas Pick, coal pilla.ull.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-23
For the Baltimore Clippcr.l

.Messrs Editors: Having seen SO frequently
in the little fIee,tradG paper in this city, long
Trades about the liberal policy of Europe in
general, and England in particular, in respect
to the low duties at which our products are ad
mitted into their ports, | would enquire if it.
as it seems it would, wish that we should re,
ceive all foreign articles free of duty, and this
too, when it knows that the duty on Tobacco
alone, which we export to England and the
continent of Europe, is more than all our rev.
enues from imports Of every description put to-
gether. The duty on Tobacco to England alone,
would more than pay for all the Tobacco ex,
ported from the United States q.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-23

FIRE AT A THEArRE-H ighyuI Scene. We
learn from the Philadelphia Chronicle that one
Of the wing scenes at the Arch street Theatre,
took fire on Monday night during the perform
ance, which soon illuminated the whole place:
The cry of fire threw the audience into the
greatest CONSERVATION and fright, and the scene
that ensued was almost Indescribable. An in
Simultaneous rush was made for the doors, and
all struggled to get out. The flames continued
and tho fire would, no doubt, have proved dis
astrous one, had not the greatest exertons been
made to subduo it. The fire engines and hose
carriages were soon on the ground, and with
their prompt assistance, the workmen at length
succeeded in extnguishing the flames, but not
before several scenes had been burnt, and con.
siderable damage done. About half the audi
ence had got out into the street, but after con-
siderable delay, the play proceeded.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-23
D Z L A NJ S.

Feh! there is dream of early youth,
And IL never comes again;
lis vision of light, of life, and truth,
That fits across the brain;
|And love is the theme of that early dream,
4 So wild, so warm, so new,
That in all our after years | deem,
1 That early dream we rue.
.Oh! there is dream of maturer years,
More turbulent by far;
lis vision of blood, and OF wOman's tears,
For the theme of that dream is war:
And we toll in the field Of danger and death,
And shout in the battles array,
Fill we find that fame is bodyless death,
That vanquisheth away.
|Oh! there is a dream of hOary age,
TITS vision of gold in store
|Of sums noted down on the figured page,
To be counted o'er and e'eT;
And we fonldy trust in one glittering dust,
As refuge from grief and pain,
Till our limbs are laid on that last dark bed,
Where the wealth of the world is vain.
And is ii thus from mans birth TO his grave
In the path which all are treading;
Us there Rought in that long career TO save,
From remorse and self upbraiding;
10 yes, there's dream so pure and bright,
That the being to whom it is given,
Hath batIIed in a sea of living light
Aud the theme of that DIRE am is Heaven.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-23
sea HIpIiyVE.

n " Ia II 20 Il CO VI Z - IL l.
"a sEgsAss The Baltimore team Packet Com
SkkssssP pany offer TO tie public a Portable,
xSEEsaezisL safe cheap rnnVrr auce TO and from
this ostdelightfu BATSING ESTABLISHMENT.
Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore, daily Sundays ex-
cepedl at four O'Clock, PM in iher superior boats
GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or iiERAI ID. CAPITA in
RUSSELL arriving (aftar comfortable nights sleep
next morning at o'cinc,. Pass1!C and fare to Old
Point and back to Baltimore Sc.
This Bathing Establishments now one Ofthe mos
delightful places in the Uu,Gn--havng added to then
former accommodations spacious and airy bui!dil rs
well furnished with pleasant Bathing houses and 0r
sun Bathing, cannot BE- surpassed, with comfortable
accommodations FOR $50 vsiters. Add, to the plea
sure ofthis establishment is the beautiful promenade
in the garrison of Fortress MuAroe and Rip Raps, with
their Band OF Music not surpassed in the Union,
makes the time of visitors delightful. The Table con
slsts OF all the luSuries 0c The ChesaI cake Bay
sheSps mead, hog and other fish, hard ana soft crabs,
oysters aad CLAIMS, as also every oner uicle m sea
son from the country round, a"d the Norfolk and
Baltimore markets, with the hes, attendance, Sail
ing and Fishing parties and evening amasements OF
Dancing, to crafty all; with the beautiful view of the
sea and bay, hppingpassig daily, and within shor
distance of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Navy Yard, Dry
Dock, aud U. 5. Men Of War. which con be visited
daily in steamboat running constantly between Old
| Point and Norfolk. I. SHEPPARD, AGENT
| Baltimore, June . 1896. dim
aNAUsE VEILS. Mis- Elekenou has iust re-
IN ceived an assortment o. Cause Nei's. assorted
! cOlors, at so N, Howard St, ives