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ESPECIALLY FOR THE LADIES.
FINE FURS, MUFFS. BOAS. &c

FINE FURS, MUFFS, BOAS, SC.
at TODD'S FASHIONABLE ESTaBLISH
.ME.NT, CONCERT HILL BUILDINGS,
6 DOORS VEST BROWNS HOTEL,
W.4SHLNGTON.
TNHE unceasing inquiry for these truly comforta !
BILE, very becoming, and highly fashionable
appendages to Ladies' Fall and Winter dress,
has induced the undersigned to make more exten-
sive preparation than any previous year for sup
plying the demand He has opened the season
with 700 MUFFS of the most rare and choice
description and desiring rapid sales and quick re-
turns, he his fair customers, that they may
not only please themselves in style and quality, but
also in price, by favdring him with call. He
will name the following of his varied assortment as
worthy Of their notice
Rich black Lustred Lynx, very long rich fur
Natural Grey Lynx Russian Fitchet
Isabella Bear Kamtschatka Bear
Black Bear Siberian Squirrel
Cross Fox GREY Fox
Chnchiili Black Genet
Stone Martin Canada Martin
With great variety Of lower priced furs, suita
BILE for misses and children.
w. b. TODD,
Sign Of the Golden Hat.
Nov 1l-3m
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TUsToN ON THE COMMUNION.

A FEW copies of this beautiful little volume
n (he remnant Of large edition) may be had at
Morrisons's and at Farnham's bookstores, also at
the Capitol or from the Author, the Chaplain of the
Senate. 1t is spoken of in terms of high commen-
dation by the religious and political press. Price
so cents. feb TT
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GEORGE w. CLARKE, COFFIN MAKER
VI AND GENERAL FURNISHING UNDER
T.aKER, corner Of pirginia apenuc and 9th street,
near the Many Yard Gate.-Thankful for the liberal
patronage with which he has already been favored,
he respectfully solicits continuance of the same
Always on hand, ready for use, Pine, Cherry,
Walnut, Poplar, and Mahogany, which he manu-
factures into Collins at the shortest notice, and on
the most reasonable terms
Hearse and carriages furnished at the shortest
notice All orders thankfully received and prompt
y attended to at all hours ifle at the above place,
or at his residence, second door from the corner,
on l. street.
N. B.-Carpenters work in all its branches done
on the most reasonable terms and at the shortest
notice.
Old Furniture repaired and vanished, and made
look equal to new. dec lS-6m
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Feb. cliff

ITORSE AND CATTLE EAUCTTON-Regua
sales of HORSES and C.4TTLE will be held
at the Centre Market space, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, aud Saturday morning, commencing at nine
o'clock. b. HOMANS,
dec 20-tf Auctioneer.
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BOudUDB
References:
Governor Haines, New Jersey.
Hon. w. l.. Dayton, United States Senate.
Jacob w. Miller do.
Charles M. Reed, Pennsylvania.
Emery d. Potter, Ohio.
w. G. Johnson, Maryland.
Geo. B. Rodney, Delaware.
w. P. Thomasson, Kentucky.
w. ]. Brown, Indiana.
James M. Bown, Missouri.
J. f. Morse, Louisiana.
A. Porter, United States Senate.
John Norvel Michigan.
Henry Dodge, Wisconsin.
David Levy, East Florida.
w. A. Harris, Washington
George Sykes, M. c., New Jersey.
Isaac G. Faree, do do
Littleton Kirkpatrick, do
William Wilkins, Secretary of War.
Richard Vaux, Esq, Recorder Of Philadelphia
Hon. James T. Morehead United States Senate.
Ephraim H. Foster do do do.
]. Morgan johnson, Esq, Post Master to the House
of Representatives, Washington.
Hon. Hamilton Fish, M. c., New York.
J. Z. Phoenix, do do.
Moses G. Leonard, do do.
William B. Maclay, do do.
march ely
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OoMBs, BRUSHES, AND PERFUMERY.-

rOMBS, BRUSHES, AND PERFUMERY-
" We have just returned from the North with an
extensive assortment of the above-named articles,
and are now ready to supply our customers with
the best and freshest Perfumery, consisting of Po-
matums, Ok Marrow, and Oils for identifying and
promoting the growth of the hair; Cold Cream,
Lip Salve, Bay Rum Farina Cologne, Lubin's Ex-
tracts for the handkerchief with great variety of
English and French Hair Brushes.
Also, Shell, Buffalo, and Horn dressing, tuck, and
side Combs Nail and Tooth Brushes; a very fine
article of Purses, all of which we are determined
to sell cheaper than the cheapest.
S. PARkER'S Perfumery and
Fancy Store, bet. 9th and 10th streets,
Pennsylvania avenue. nov 4-tf
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GENERAL AGENCY,

BY GEORGE C. THOMAS, OF WAsHINeroS,
T,OR collecting Claims; procuring Pensions, Pat
ents, and Contracts; settling Pursers' accounts,
and prosecuting Claims before Congress; for the
purchase and sale, &c., of Real Estate; and for ne
gotiating Loans
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I in Worsted Flowers, En-
i broidery in Worsted, Gold, Silver, and Che
nille,by Mrs. IL. A. PETERS,
at her residence, opposite Rev. o. b. Browns,
K street, between Sth and 9th. dec 6--6t
Dec 9-tf
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JOHN CONNEILY.

CHEAP CABINET, SOFA, AND CHAIR MAN
UFACTURER AND UNDERTAKEN. tq
Sepenth st. betroeea III and sts. Washington City.
He informs his friends and the public, that he is
prepared to execute all orders in the above bust
ness, with which he may be favored. He hopes to
receive, a liberal share of public patronage.
N. B.-Funerals attended 10 at the shortest mo-
tice, and on the most reasonable terms, warranted
to give satisfaction. Nov. 4-n
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still al the cravings OF his spirit for something
er have net with several s1cb one OF WILL
with psthos 7 can never forget; desctl2eo ~ IL
his feelings Il will tell you. SAD ne ..eL
know you will understand me- couIo w. e 81
Inn. anv Of r,y associates. because tney nave a
fs-en, feelings and they would say an proud oe
c,,.e cannot bring my soul down 10 tnel !e' e-
-, oor and have bat little 10 subsst upon; ootthe
soirr h.s needs as well as The BODY, eno ieel
dnrv and desire 10 satisfy them also W ben an
with aoy OF my fellow isoolefs, VIE. %
forn them Their leisure hours are spent IN ofink
Ing and Amusement. and / cannot joir then, De-
..Ssa have 10 sympathy with such things; and TO
rn;ngle with those above NE would De impossible
Therefore su, alone-l have no associate
Bu, this is an error Of public opinion rather than
any political rule though il may also be II harmony
with the policy which prevails in Europe. II :act
i, is considered BY many intelligent and educated
men tha, !; is 10, possible for the aborin= classes 10
possess any degree OF refinement The accounts
of the mental culture attained By The farmers and
mechanics OF AMERICA always excite tie creates;
surprise. There are many liberal minds, however,
who advocate the contrary principle, bo;, as Is osu-
al in Germany, they are in state OF inertia and
have not yet accomplished much:
The character Of the German laboring population
ia what would be expected-honesi. faithful and
friendly. They are remarkable for their steady and
patient habi, Of labor The many enisrsnts bring
ing this quality 10 work upon the rich soil OF the
New World. are 10 become prosperous. and
when their $40 is last worked of IN the Wig
orous activity of OFT life 10 make good and fsiih.:
citizens They are simple, er1n-hesrted, anso-
phisiocaied race l know no people among whom
national feeling and national pecuiarites could
longer be preaerved | found them every u here
kind and social l remember once. when walking
among the Hartz me, 81 old herdsnan who seem
ed TO feel the greatest sym pa,hy for my lonely COZ
dition He said if he could only leave bis cattle. ne
would go with me for company the whole say 10
Broken And many other expressions OF friendly
sympathy which need not be related. have made
me feel deep interest in their welfare It has
been shown at home ho= labor can be enuobied and
dignifed and that ali classes may psriake OF the
same foant OF instruction, and Germany is worthy
OF like destiny.
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ARRIVED.

ship Ann, (of Providence Ri HI q ds in Sorssn',
with wheat 20 MASTER. 10Th inst OF CsrysPoEt Rect
spoke ship Arkansas, from v-Orlesns for havre :;
same time scbr P-sr from Mobile FOR Boston leth lat
37OO Ion 3 20 schr Amelia. hsnce Tor Nassau. NJ :
game time schr Amanda hence for do.
steamer Palmetto Spuney, from - hours In Charles,
ton with passengers.
Orleans. 10 master $500 bushels wheat Hicks Co
a7l kees butter. Siorus
Biz Otn-llo tof New Orleans Ryan. . ds IN New
Orleans with a63 hhds % bos sugar TO Charles Lev
erich
ballss, 10 Tucker Liyhteourne. Le'i brtes Harriet
Brown for Ne wYork In days Lady OF the Lake (5r)
Wneood, do in few days. Passed. in going In. Br
M.ii Steamer Goth inst al 80 05. lon Go so. spoke
snip Brenda of Boston from Mobile for Liverpool
Schr P orta Buckingham. IL days fn Jscmel (St Do
nseo coffee and ogwood TO w Weldon. Left no
American vessels in port.
sch- Morning STAR Burgess, II ds m Ba,acOa, fruit
&c 10 Aymsr g. Co. ,c
Schr L p Smith. Brewster 8 ds I'm Wilmington. Nc,
naval stores 10 McCready-
Schr Ca,hsrine Jane willis, DIS I'm m Norfolk shin
gles. TO master.
SAILED-Brg wolco,t ST Croix. Wind w.
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EROS AND ANrERos. 49,. For The Tribune
By AUGUSTUS sSopoRAss.

Two mighty Principles, dividing ever,
Combating 6ercely yet destroying never
From First till Now.-from Now TO last Forever
In the invisible Kingdoms of the sky.
In the great movement OF Humanity
In each free mind Two Principles rage high;
One is the holy Love for all great Good
Tha, raiseth us unto that gentle mood
With which the holy Angels are imbued
The other is the hate Of all great Good,
That sinketh us into that fearful mood
With which the lower Demons are imbued.
1t 10 the attractive aud repus've force
That guides the whirng Planets in their course
Or sends them shivering through the Universe
One unto pure deeds guides the Nations far,
The other, shouting in his rampant Car.
Hurls fierce the fiery ,hunderbolts of War.
Like the invisible Warriors fierce and bold.
That fought for Sovereignty Of Heaven OF old,
These through the Universe their Gags unfold.
Success in mortal eyes oft gilds the Wrong,
And fends triumphant win the shout and song
Tha, to the Holy Ones should e'er belong.
Oit is fearful, withou, Purpose high,
To stand between these Warriors OF The sky;
IT il fearful thus 10 stand, TO yield or tly.
II arm in one great purpose to the end,
Thou shal; not lose, though all else temely bend
Thy path thou caust ,riumphan,ly defend
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City .Tspxso,Y, July IS


IMPORTANT ARRIsr FOR RycSlvISo SroLsS
PsoHxnrY. Sc-Oacer Mansfield fthe l7,h Ward ys.
tsrdaJ made important, arresss OF thieves ard re-
Solvcrs Of stolen property He h.t took into custody
men who gave their names Abraham Thomas and
Samuel Murray. on charge OF en,srips the house of
Mr. vanderhoof No 81 Second and stealing :herefro
los Of silver spoons Il soon xscertsined ,h.t The
properly had been sold to named Weber carry.
fns On 6usiness No %?ss Pesrs Oa the officer eoin.
ths,her be uniformed by Mrweeeer,as her husband
I'D bought the spoons ha, refused give them up and
.aio the officer went for search warrant abe was
observed By person 10 carry Asande into the yard
vhere visa discovered by the officer and examine
hon Il vs, found contain hrs of silver weighing
aovsrds of seven pounds weoser offered pay tor the
SPOONS and give the officer $40 10 so away and cay
neshins about tie matter
wArcH SroLgN.-A valuable gold watch wss
Yesterday stolen from a. W. ouirsi, OF No. lsS West,
9roaawsy.
GRAND LARcEsx-John Miller was arrested last
evening by eeers Munsoo and Ssckmsu, on charge o.
stealing number OF optical glasses worth $50 Tee prop
srtp Of Tlirabeth S,sssutt.
CorRr OF SrssIoxs-Cbsrles Hsydon, who re-
esnty plead guilty 70 three peet srcenes was placed AZ
The bar this morning and sentenced TO be imprisoned Is
months In The Peniisnnary ecinS ak months for eseh
offence.
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miscellaneous.

WATER PROOF India Rubber Goods, of Goodyear'
w PsIeni Gumelssc warranted 10 stand IN any climate
GEORGE BEECHER, 100 Broadway. thetween Pune and
sI band and 10 daily receiving from The fac
tories ofsools manufactured under The
above patent, be ofers 10 the trade al low prices Viz
Gum Elastic Shoes, mems, al! sizes
Do do ladies' do
Warranted stidsn or soften under my degree Of
cold or heal
Carriage and other cloths ofevery style and thickness
Jspsnned CoIh patent leather hnsh article superior
TO patent leather and al q less cost
Machine Banding Military Tents,
Life Preservers s patterns w s!er Hose, every size
Porsbl- Shower RS.hs Caps Has and Southwestern
low price. over Costs,
Travelling Bags, Pea Coais, ysrnu. ,;yIs,
Eors- Covers ClohLf,
Carriage Aprons, Sapes,
Carriage Boots Mems Overslls
Wafer Pals various patterns Leggus
BsihIug Mst. Hunting and Fishing Boou
Ladies Aprons, Ducklng Pants, with hoau,
Mechanics Aprons Foo; Bale, with air tubes,
Gun Cases and Cover, Susprnders and Elaltics
Air Pillows, Gloves and Miu,
Chair Cushiors Camp Blankets,
Wagon Cushions. Circingles aud Girts,
AIr Naur..ses Tents for Sportsmen.
~ The above goods prepared by process entirely
different from any o.hsr Manufacture rendering tnem lnh
ity superior 10 the common Rubber goods heretofore sold
..xI-. n2 2p~W
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For tho Weekly Tribune.
BEDDG ELART.

BEDDG ELART.
Txn valiant prince Lewely all eager from the chase
And passed tho usey door, In paled his
fsoe.
And he stopped there for moment with abrupt and fear
nul start.
For all bloody by tho cradle lay his faithful dog Gelat
glance. rlance
That flashed with deadsr fury than when he couchsd
And hs drew his stterlng falchi0n. his
aide,
And sao,e his old companion I'LL the noble servant died
Than no searched the CORY cradle aud softly sleeping Shere
II, found his little Infss,, and not touched angle hair
And BY Its aide dead Wolf which brave old doS had
lsin.
wnon Its rash aud basy master hunting plain.
OF glad was proud Lisweyp, when he saw his darling
child; Smiled.
Whom Its blue eyes gently opened aud sweSty, sweety
o. sad was proud Llewelyn when he upon the door,
RL trusty loyal servant that could him
Fun OF srief was proud Leweu when he followed the
grave, tcosld save
The ffiand who SAVED his darling, when human hsrd
And Ne reared Its stored monument, In the mountain
land OF Wales, sails
Wasss Showdown ns his lofty head and the knsy eagle
And near 1t rose the prory sainly Beddselart Tart
nss both were long aimee worn away Tunes di.sovinE
Yet there stands the little village with Its meadows fresh
AND nf. lair.
I fas old sss and folk OF ancient British
Ana It bears the the p.iory from which
nrT VA part lGslart.
yer It in Cambrisn language the grave OF Soca
Fsa k'seT, 2a's JOHN wrsrALL.
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WONDER WONDER!! WONDER
A LARoE STOCK OF Dry Goods uiust NJ cioset oc: =
n few dsys. without fail HAVING p1tchased ibe large
stock OF goods 10 II Sprpg't Sullivan for cssh
the gesesi bargains viii be gwen TO purchaser" ever
Anosu large OF Summer GaocS 81 50 per cert ess
than usus prices. Summer Sbswls a1iosi gwen swsy
B.--Ae~ Bonne,s and Riooous still OIL hand.
~ 2isSIics- BRIGGS REASON. In spring-si
NUrICE-Th- c.-pzrticr-nlp -xhuKS between lhc
suh,crib-rs under the firm OF Perry Aathewst Co q
this dsy cis.ovrd By mutual cous-ni Ch.rles Mathews
having Of bis interest In The concern 20 To-
Remaining p.r,uor, who auiho zet - he oAme Of
lhs hrp N LIQUID alton THEODORE PERRY.
CHARLES u. MATHEWS,
3 SUBWAY.
Charles D. Mathews will continue the blsness 10 bis OWL
uani- and on HE scccunt h. 81 PesfFsL N-w-fork
,x9n
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No. 1916. Nbw-l ORk ,,-ss~-,IrT.yyS
ALsANY AND TROY

PANY 10 sll the Western States and the Csnsdsk
Troy snd Ohio Line Troy ard Erie Line, New.York ana
Oh, Line Detroit Line OsweSo, Troy and Ohio Line;
Noryhern Trans portsIiou line,
Red Slru Psckels snd Stages.
Jsil-. Il Hooker; lde. Cuit Co. Kindly, Pesie
Co Elis. Pat.ry,ou Pope Csiin; George w GcAs, and
others. propnetoss-
SiI Bos,, OF the sbove L,ues will leave SewYork Ais
nv sa rru, sy Tor he West ard Sorh The above
t-meu are proprieor The whole line 10 s the Western
Sslr. and The Canadian Emigrsnts AMI other, viii save
AID uiouey calling he AhSve haes before re1nS
rnu.h In The uumerou. trsuquleut ohces In NrSlork
Yhst- rs o, the above lue-, AL Fitted IL sccJ
style for passengers snd freight lat OF isFe viii De ssi
IN all he Offices ard VII person bc charged
mora Orac.s Nos = -. ~, s. Coeuaes Slip. GeIrrd
Passage Ocrs ri foot OF Barclay and cortland ss To
Ossr.p PHILIP CASWELL,
r,Sl aswa C.nArAl Ps.s.g- Agent
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81 JOHN E. C. ABBOTT

DISTRESSING OccURRE>cE-The Wa.efroxu
Journal .eA;es, Tia; ssou; itnish or re 9Th Inst
CON O. PERSONS aSoai = Il number IN number, were
sefenafnS newly married coupis. he house Of NJ.
CoFrenrs an oses, In Pnekpsy, Lewis County, By dr
Ing guns, blowing horns ringing seas &c, when they
were ered upon ey some persons IN the hea.e and
shs former sevs-sy, ssd prps.h,y morally. Hsss,s.
Vas on6s sst Ees sxys sss- srssssd ssz LAID q ss
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9nsurlnre.

THE NEW-ENGiAND Health Iusursnce CompL-
1 n.y. Incorporated by h- Layi.a,ure OF ConnectGul II
May 1886 CApils, $4,000
Hon. Joel w. White, President; David Smith, Ese-
NicePresident
plR.cross-Joel w. White p.vid Smith John c. VOL
ri1g. William NJ. Converse, Sanford g. Meech, Giles 81
Eaton.
wv p. ElroN Secretary.
JouS @. HuSri>Gro Treasurer.
E>ocR c. CHArNAS. GENERAL Agent.
This nsululOni povr In IT. chscscter but humans IN iva
Ih- snd distress OF ali DO entitled share IL -
benz hcent operations BY prov"us VI thu charter tco
ties OF which De had " the Agents Tho Secretary
vii bp hat those no iusared by the Company,
cGed 10y accident di,es'e from .uns u eiT
dir Try occupson entitled 10 bcreht OF four dollars
per sufficient To- lhe ordinary expenses
that from 81 H. calamity. The Insured
entitled ot the pus earnings OF the
Company. Ah-r dividing per cent par asnum TO tho
uocs lders hall OF she balance IL IL bs applied to
pay the the notes and II. remsiuns
oue-h. b, divided between the stockholders and tho
tnsur-d In proportion the of capital stock held
each member aud tho sum paid by the insured for bis
policy.
Every person who becomes Insured has the privilege OF
laling share Of the capital 'iock that II Tho ousi-
ness Company shsl ne profitable, he VIII rscrv- not
only The benefits which his policy Of Insurance secures to
him. but also snnus interest the amount b. him liz.
vested and full uhsfeo the proh,s ." thu institution
The guran,y Tired by the charter, has oeon
hllsd, snd the Company are now issuiDg poneiss u
insurance.
Applications for r.ursnc. I've made at the oihte OF
the Company. No Susni Norwich Connecticut, and 10
Tho agents IN me owus aud ctes ot N-~. I'm aud.
Nm. P. EATON secretary.
DAUDs lvEs No :! willism-st. Ageo. for Ne~-YorE
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BRrAKlNo GROUND FOR THE ERIE RA!IRoAp.-
The Newbursh G.Ir.te of the cd tnst says I'VE
dcrstand that the ceremony Ct breaking the ground for
The Newburgh Branch OF the Nsw'fork and Erie Rail-
roaa y take place few days the !aad generous.
" riveu 10 the Company BY csps Henry Robinson,
= ~, 500 yards from thls village.
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PASSENGERS ARkIvED.

IN he snip Ana far. Ee.e. C-l>an.-Mr G " KELSEY
ana LADY u :. A Wuo.- and son Miss Senecic'
In brig Oas.!io. if-g-a Ese O-lecHf-aF Z 'ausnn
and child. -nd .ia s;ser.ge.
II ,a> s,ea-ssi? Palmetto. f-o= Cae-bstcn-MF Law
reuce LADY and Two Ma, lawrence. Miss Moore'
White Furui.s Ssardsie. John Gamble. Crafnei
Mr Hubbard John Liach. Gsi.on. Coigan. AnseI
Mace wool : Hsirick c Patmsn. L Lncao, oh's.'
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THE TRIBUNE.
For The Eeu.Yorke..
THE PALACE OF DEATH.
By. WESLEY HANSON.

By. WESLEY HANSON.
Hol no no
It's brave mighty Palace,
Where the giant form Of Death
Trsmps the dim sounding alleys
AS be tresds the still aisles,
How each echoing raf,er
Shakes With ave al his tread
And bis wild shriekiog laughter
"Ho ! no no I"
Tramp tramp tramp
On with boldness be marches,
With firn shep he goes
Thro' the echoing arches;-
Shall they fall 'Hesth his weight
Ha 10 fear hes a stranger,
All the day, all the night,
Goes the sable proved ranger
Tramp tramp tramp
The Maiden's brown eyes
With Loves dews are glistening,
She starts with surprise!
To Der heart beats she's listening
All! little. how little
The bright maiden fears,
AS she lists TO her heart
lis Deaths tread she hears
Tramp! tramp tramp!
The Sage he is wise,
His heart beats with power
Like a clock gray and old
In az cd Minister towerf
All bis days and his nights,
Whether sleeping or waking
The footballs Of Death
His bosom are shaking
Tramp tramp! tramp!
The Babe in its cradle,
On Lies Tree blossom,
II sobbeth and mCurnetb;
Irs little white bosom
II heaveth and panteih
With an Internal strife
II Ia Death he is striving
To usurpate Life
Clash clash clash
Through the eyes azure light
Death grins stark and Dadly
And the veins blue and bright
That ID ir tssk do 30 gladly.
Oh what are they all
But bis minister-slaves?
You hear not your blood
But Deaths lonely waves
Dash : dash dasE
King Death lives 10 state
10 his skeleton palace,
Bright love-lighted eyes
Illumine its alleys
Every throb Of a vein
Is a waves tumbling dash,
Every beat of your heart
10 bis toot's heavy crush
Tramp tramp tramp
Hol no bol
Man beare,h him proudly
As be marcheth through Time
Hevaunteth him loudly
How little he recketh
Despite all his art,
The cold feet of Death
Fall like lead on his heart,
Tramp tramp tramp
The proud human form,
/, 10 lofty and gallant,
II marcheth along
With step firm aud valiant;
Its blood is soon ice,
Soon ia silent it's breath,
In its strength IL Is naught
But the PALACE OF DEATH
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MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

Snip Washington. Knapp. Boston:
Barkr Treu,ca. Coll-y. Havana h'cks &C Mazda
rin.Coley Madeira, Badger. Peck Co
Bries Sterling. Thompson, Savannah, Durham W
mon Caroline Latte. Sandwich Charles Besis San-
gor
Schr Narraesnsett Bake. Philadelphia
Barge Middlesex, Wilson, Philadelphia
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LUX SAI.k CuEAP.-A pair ~ hlt.es, cAGflIrs,
saddle &c The horses l5 hands high, bay, with
switch ,st They have been In the HANDS OF deal
r aud III BE- -arrsnted sound perfectly gentle, and free
from defect OF any hind. Por all useful purposes
they 10 be surpassed. Both are accustomed
single well double hArress ind excellent saddle
horsss
TIE csrrisge almost new) close open family car
rsge &; for city or country built without regard 10 coat
b, y ceebrsi-d maker. l. VIII carry eight persons.
The buggy, 10y OF shifng test, carries two or
four persons pleasure; matches with the carriage ID
All pectr, BON hsving b4-n nut Iitls uted.
The double aud single harness. saddle, brides snd horse
clothing last fall
Thu shove he ooe To gentleman residing Long Ia
land ten nj rom %-u-York For farther particulars
ann, 10 Il FaYERWEATHFR u WAL,I 1870 81