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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23

BY these statements will be that the banking
movement Of the State. in 1885, only about
Dnshrd of that in January 1887 Notwithstanding the
immense falling Oh which has been experienced, al
not to that extent by every State In the Onion,
ho want Of capital to carry the commercial
any any other operations Of that any other State
THE predictions of South Carolina and Of every other
state have within the past ten years. increased four.
fold the legitimate business Of the country 10 now
much larger and carried extensively than du-
ing the height of the bank expansion; while credits
have been reduced to the most limited periods notwith
landing which, the country has been steadily progress
ng to the most permanent prosperity and there ID at
present no probability Of expansion similar to the
ast likely to como upon for years. or in fact ever
f banks continue the cautious policy they have ad
|hsred to strictly since ls<l aad is4a
The banks of South Carolina have maintained mora
uniform movement, during the past three or four ysars
than the banks of any other state OF the Union
those OF Louisiana We attribute this In great me A.
sure TO the law Of these two States compelling the
banks 70 make monthly statements These frequent *
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comparison Of prices ruling at the close of the mar
PIT yesterday, with those current at the close Of the
eek previous, shows advance of per cent in Long
Hand Harlem 1 Canton II (; Farmers Loan / ; Nor.
|ich and Worcester II Ohio es I Illinois es II ;
Pnnsyivans SSH stOnington ! /; vickburg / /; Read
ID Railroads a.
We annex monthly statements of the banks of South
Farolina. The returns for January, 1916, compared
th those Of December ls45. show slght increase in
scount and deposits, and decrease in specie and cir.
hlation:-
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IL, FOUN TAIN HOTEL,

THE PROPRlETORS of this Estshlishmenf long known
i BcLTZhOovERs. return their grateful thank. TO
the public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the
since ha. been uader their and beg leave
artermined possible to ensure foue successfully have
and any three story wing containing about thirty lodging
rooms This addition renders the LADIEs ORDINARY much
more commodious and the House hundred fifty
rooms The whole structure has undergone thorough rev
sion IN painting furnishing &c The BATHIrc De-
sAaIMkSI = ample both for Ladies and Gentlemen nd will
be conducted on the European PLAN the for
tort and despatch The extensive improve thus made
enable the etors Offer the pa.
uonage o. the ppbic establishment pe~ with
calcu'ated to render attractive and comfortable including
part Of all conf ecfed with il
Tsrm:.Osl clemens Ordinary 81 per dy Ladies Ord
nary 81 50 per day. DIXG FOGG,
ia lw prony,. ,or,
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CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT.
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,


Messr.. WEIGH, MANNA AND DELAvAN;
Will shortly terminate this the
experienced IN America order to fulfil their engagements At
Baltimore and Warrington Among the numerous aItisss
gagged IN their large may be found the following
MRS. LOUISA HOWARD, principal Equestrian, and
aIste CHARACTERISTIC deIneations
TIC pe,sonsfnE 2 as on her cele9ssted courseI
Horsss aud in les Aamandes Fancaise and gener
meuts OF eQuitation
Eight Female Equstan who appear grand cavacades
Tight Rope Dancer and Equestrian performer, Miss OUlSA
rrinspsl Male Equestrian. Mes.rs LEVI NORTH, T. v.
TURNER, and w. B. Carroll.
First t9ussuisn rentomimist, J. e. ROGERS
The RIVERS FAMILY-remarkabe for their high talent
in the gymnssc and Acrobatic arts
j. ). NATHANs, Equestrian Director, and tive and five
Home RidernD pupils w Cncade and Little Pastor.
Personlhev of Local Characters, Mr.. 4 WOODS
First vaulter Of the Troupe, MIR. MCFARLAND.
EHullsrisNi End FOsuSsr MN g RuNsAR.
Ring M..se1, Nj K NfCH Of 8 ILLS
wE S2's kkoe'D'''' MAssh'' NELLY AAihAof' anu
Stage Manager. Mr. FREER.
constant succession of first rate equestr performers
from all of the world and continual series Of the most
magnificent Pantommes and Spectacle Of high
lebrty.
Scene Painter Mr.. JOHN WISER
most sumPtuous Wardrobe Of all the nations in The world
COMPLETED the first style q excellence The suits Of
sm1r, hag, banner wssPcns or war; &C., by Messn T.
full and talented Of high dramatic excellence
superb stud Of high bred Horses trained Tor the are.
and for warke and effects on the stage-a
tended by twelve and by fourteen rough riders
halpa.t g. AID the performances invariably commence at
O'Clock ne
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L, H.sLUDLOw, Auc,iou.er.

II H.LUDLOW co. will sell at auction on TUESDAY,
sebrusry "a At O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
ls The six first class three brick the north
side Of 18th street. between the 5h and 9Th
by so feet with 10 feet depth la the
first aud sesond stories marble
ter throughout closets second and third stories
&c togehsr with all the modern improvements
first class houses.
Also3 vacant lots adjoining, each Is by % feet
Also gore land adjoining of feet inches on 10th ST.
equal to about full lots.
3D. 81 lots side of 18th street. commencing
feet of 5 avenue each lot Is feet by 1903
Sd land on the north side of nth street. between
The avenue and Broadway about 60 feet east
h The house and 1T William street. between Beck
snd Spruce Streets ~ feet inches front, feet rear,
full particulars apply the auctoneers f2l q eod.r
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LEARY ~ co
FASHION FOR SPRING. 1876.
THE preference universally manifested for QUIZ PR
SENT STYLE Of Genemen's Hats, has decided con-
LEARY & CO., Hatters,
New York, Fst. 10, 1876
Circulars dserip- of the peculiarly Of our STYLE, will
b. forwarded by noe pad fl9 81 = re
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MUSIC
MIR GEORGE A. HOYT would respectfully inform his
WI Friends and the Public that he prepared give In
the PIANO FORTE, his residence - Chrys
tie street. the residence Of his pupils Terms moderate
made known application fI3 Inn re
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ALHAMR
$50 Bro0dtcGy, near Pril

550 Br0ddtcGy near Prince.
THE undersigned has leased, for limited period the
above establishment, for the Of sdordpE ANA.
ssur an opportunity enjoying the intellectual
sails Will be under tn OF the undersgn
who will be ready at all times TO mpart instruction. The Sa
loon better adapted for sound than other city and
will be etfor Lectures Concerts Balls &c. the of nights
Terms reasonable Apply between and and o'clock
to w. DINNEFORD.
f23 Iwis-m on he premises
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- ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.

ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.
THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having
completed their Works. ready orders
for White Lead both Dry and Ground Oil almost
that be wanted The Company
expense the Of the Works which would
the least Degree to the Improvement OF the Lead having
avasd themselves of modern improvement for thai
purpose.
Being well aware from long familiarity with the differ
ent leads sold MARKET that BY far the proportion
sold such has bcen and sa greatly adute rated with
Bryes article Of mineral production much heavier than
White Lead and in itself virtue of
men whatever II being, when mixed with oil almost
parent and fact having nothing bat its specific weight
recommend IT, the Trusrees Of Atlantic White Lead Com
pany have passed unanimously the following resolution viz:
article the Atlantic White Lead ComPs1y will make ba,
be strictly genuine article and perfectly free from
such to all who msy purchase their Lead"
pendnce be placed the purity Of every pound Of White
Lead sold by Company which
will only tend the durability Of the Paint
will found much economical in use, in the
most common description of painting. owing the body
covering quality thereby giving far better finish
with than the adalteraed White Paint woald with
three, of which every painter will bear witness
The Company also manuacfue Red Lead and Lhage and
have for sale Of Paints Ground in OIL verdigrs
Black PANT Yellow 0chre Spanish Brown. Paris Green,
Having been appointed Agents for the Company all
''.''' ''NN " POLLEN COLGATE,
II 2m~r 287 Pearl street, corner OF Beekman street.
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PARK THEATRE.

Monday Evening, February %,
Will be performed, the Tragedy Of
ROMEO AND JULIET
neIcutio. ..hr oeo. sno1u'ois
meo. WI ntoet
5uhet... .'....... Miss Chsho''e barnes
- After which,
MR.. SANDS AND HIS TALENTED CHILDREN,
Will exhibit their
GYAfN.aSTIC PERFORMANCES!
To conclude with the Farce of the
BENGAL TIGER.
aSouh. WI. Doss
q cents.
Doors open 81 o'clock ana hs Csrsix Will prsessly
At o'clock.
BOWERY THEATRE.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Monday Evening, February 23,
Will be performed time, New Grand Equestrian Drama
entitled.
ARASAPHA;
Or, the Last Of the Deiawares.
Arnsdpha H. Scott
NinEothn. Cony
raul 1ones..- ........ oiahchha
Previous to which, the Comedy of
THE RAILROAD STATION
sampson Jones iladA"ay
Mrs Charles smith. Mrs Sergeant
Lower Boxes 50 cenu-Second and Third Tiers, %
Pit and Gallery l2k cents
Doors will at half past 6-curtain will rise att.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23
CHRISTTE"S
GALVAN MIC RINGS

MAGNETIC FLUID.
THIS remarkable discovery comprises entirely safe and
remedial agent The G.lvAsss kse. n Connection
sa hs Ct saE a.sS Q, rn
ing to the head face limbs Govt Tic Dooreux Tooth.
ton Paiays: Palsy Epep.y Flu: crsmp, paIpaon Of
the Heart Apopery, stines. Of Joints. Spinal complaint.
sSy sny
nervous and physical and all dsorde In
G. Sf which ! K simply
full The Rings Of different prices being ali sizes
and Of various ornamental patterns and be by the
sRht T BE sh b B
Are notifications OF the nvenon and recommended in
waist, arms sneies chest any part the body with
Be obtained, and complaint the mysterious agent
CT cHR s n IfIG'PFfat5Y believed
used in connection with the Rings and their notifications
This composition has been by the French Che
1e;sne. 20 q one 81 s most ysus0 Of modern
rendering the nerves sensitive TO Gayanc action by this
means causing concentration of inuence the seat Of
ciRaissRiHi; '1i ~ ;;Tiaf''
These articles form an important addition 10 the .v.nc
Rings acting upon the principle but having the advan
rase Of more local application A. eaectu for
certain constitutional weakness pre-
yentye for colds and " III affections Of the generally
the GALyArIc STRErcrHsN.co PLAsTERs will be found OF
great and pei manent ADVANTAGE
We refer our rfads g G fhs sYmsT0us
Published BY he Doctor, il the sao Tines. Mirror Tribune
able have been selected from hundred q
similar character which have been procured during short
time the discovery has been before Hs A MooFaEEAbe
General Agent for the United States only Agent for the
City ofNew York, -, ,-.,,
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peuvmpropE: +; LQDL0W Auc,iousel

E. II. LUDLOW, Auctoneer -
SkAMEsSY T Hi AVENUE AND ASBs FOR 81
day. February ah at o'clock the %sfehsn T..
Is. Three cottage built three story brick houses
for small sen,ee s%e: tae S "a, are . ons
inches wide, o.plied with Croton water &c &C. They are
the immediate nity Of the railroad and OF the different
from the delivery h deeds This properly is in the
vicinity oil great Improvements and is rapidly improving in
Two lots Of land the porthety Of Gramercy Park
each beng IS feet front by half the block in depth These
similar those contained in the deeds Of the other park lots
and subject 70 rata share Of The of keeping the
d n o fun
IN view OF the park.
Three lots Of land in the Of the above fronting ON
deep
4h -Four lots Of land the westerly side of the Sd avenue
slst street. being each feet wide feet deep This
amongst the most improving part Of New York
o WIN % ''e'''o IN inc al the above
5h large lot the souheastery Of srd
nue. ana END street, beng 70 ieet on end street, and most
lots 4,nd street being the whole front from ID
h lots on the westerly side Of End avenue being the
whole front between 41st and 42nd streets.
being as an equivalent lots Of land
TT property 42ad the grade of the
and and will ys[y little expense Of regulation The
the 2nd avenue at its own expense
Terms-Ten cent the day of SALE
photographic maps win be ready one week before
highest bidder the auconess fees paid BY the pur
p'rsfr'i" sRey K ,4s ); VA.
fl9 sissr w. L. CUTTING, 70 Wall street
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| Inc VARIATION N the aggregate movement for the
honth of January has been very trHing, it being bat
0 1853 less than in the previous month From Decem.
per alst, 1885, to January ast. 1885, the increase in
WINS $67s4 and in dspositss sos 67a and the de-
ase in specie $Ila 7o6 and in circulation $7a oss
These are very rifing variations. and have the
highest influence upon the commercial operations OF
hose depending upon these banks for facilities. The
Uniform movements Of the banks Of South Carolina
within ths past four years. and their limited operations
compared with previous years. 10 the key to the prosps.
condition Of all classes in that State and the cause
fhe absence Of ell speculation in trade or in any of
their staple productions comparison Of the banking
movement previous to 1870 that since confirms this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23

PHRENOTOGICAL LECTU]

WI will be delivered commencing Monday evening,
Feb 20 By Porle u MT Martins Church IN ChIy. d
Tuesdsy evening 2h By o. q Fowler tsame place Sub
evening by N Fowler in Willamsburgh. before the Me-
chanicS Association Subjec-Eydcnces OF Phrenology
"wednesday evening 25th BY g. Halls Buildings,
Brooklyn Marmopy SANE subject continued on
18TH e. NJ r. his class Practical Phrenology
Mr. Martins Church, above On Friday evening, q 81 r.
I'm
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LIN. l1OILlOh
REGS TO ANNOUNCE that his series Of Lectures
ID the PHILoso.hY and PHYnoLocY Of MARRIAGE. will
commence TUESDAY, February -, and be completed
the two following days, at the Museum Lecture Room,
George street.
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY,
cts for three, 81. Each Lecture complete by itself
FOR LADIES ONLY,
At M. Doors open Single Lecture, Is cents; tick
for three, so cents. - =
The will consist Of the sixteen full size life
like Models of the Male and Female syem and Infant Be
These Lectures entirely will embrace the important
results Of Dr. Hocks experience with much new In
formation in addition the OF the former Leo
the Origin Of Life"
On FRIDAY the 9Th, will be given an ExrRA LECTURE
with all the other modes OF
lustraed by the Models and by Gavanc Batteries This
Lecture will be free those that have tickets others 90
cents Each of the audience will be presented this evening
OF the Human Structure full size and color
ed that they follow the Lecturers description and study
themselves. - go -,
". b. DR.. Hocks Book the Origin Of Life, with ten
coored plates be rad the Lecture Room OF Dr. H.
price 81 the only complete work the Reproductive Func
lions.
Hotel Philadelphia Feb 18TH s4e f2 Otis
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
FOURTH SE.ASON.-THIRD CONCERT
VUlHE PUBLIC the Subscribers respectfully inform
L ed that the THIRD CONCERT Of the present season
will place Saturday evening, March 7h the Apollo
Rooms By order, JAMES l.. ENSIGN,
f23 MGTn 2w-r Secretary
NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS
THIS GALLERY will hereafter be open Monday aud
Tuesday evenings for the accommodation Of those who
cannot visit IL during the day. ~ .
On Saturdays open free the children attending the
public schools by their teachers Aangcms
to admit schools be made with The doorkeepcr.
I've IA
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WANTED

WANTED.
A Two Story Dwelling House with basement and
m yard sitting and bed rooms. situated in the
central part Of The city andeuabs 10 small family
ble-adacent Broadway and fher up than Prince
street line addressed T. H. stating particuars location
&c and left at the Herald Office will be attended to-
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HOWE'S CIRCUS,
At PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.

AT. PALMOS OPERA HOUSE,
eduction of first and second tiers
Children under IL years l2h eens-Prvate Boxes so
CELEBRATION OF wAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY
Monday and Tuesday Evenings, February
23d and 24th,
The performance will commence with the
COURT AND CAMP OF QUEEN ELIZABETH.
MADAME MACARTE the First Equestrian Of the Age,
w dp variety ofnew Kraees in her brilliant Scene Of
laughable Scene Of Rorsemsnshp, by B. Turner.
Shipwrecked Sailor Boy by Master w. Nixon.
Clown, Dan Rice.
Mr. VIM. Nichols principal act of Horsemanship.
The Studio q Raphael by the Brothers Aymar.
Elegant Aemande two horses, by Mr. Turner and Mrs
To conclude with the Farce Of
CUPID IN THE SCOT BAG.
W Extra performance every "Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon.
Doors open at 7, performance at halfpast
o'clock
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE AND NEW
YORK CIRCUS.
No 81 BoDry.. Rockwell f. Stone, Managers.
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Eve
nings, keb. Add, @4th, A3th,
The performance will commence with the
COSSACK JUBILEE.
The Tyroean Band and Ethiopian Melodists.
After which, the Crusaders Glory or, The Battle Of the
Lists
Mr.. Harrington and Son, the admired Acrobats.
The Sailor az Ses, by Mr. Thomas Moseley.
Levi NORTH. the Apollo Of the American Arena, a
principal act
n To conclude with the ETHIOPIAN HARMONIsTs.
o'clock fs2ltr
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MR.. OLDFIELD,
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, PIANIST, &C.,
No. AIS William street
WILL be happy play Concerts and Coton Parties
w Musical Entertainments and give nstrue tons 90
the Piano Forte Mr. o. has beautifully toned Piano Forte
wav j3olm'rc
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MOTHERS CORDIAL.
TN IL superior efficacy Of this article when used in the last
ofprsgnancy apparent that no female who has
ton to he we'd of A. ia Effects are TO shorten and dm
nsh The .ue attendant Child Birth one half and thus
This quack article, but the prescription OF regua
hyscan who has made this branch Of his practice apar
tuar study For sale 1872 Broadway John street.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

~ THE VALUABLE FARM formerly known as the
~ jeremiah Campbell Farm the turnpike road leading
- from New Brunswick Railway. miles from the for
mer ard miles from the latter place The New Jersey Rail-
town within mile Of the house. he Farm in high
Of cultivation and % of which
The dwelling house large with all suitable buildngs
cribs, Eralnery, &c.
Also the valuable property in the village of Woodbridge
Mddsssx county, ". j., which be divided eighteen
parcels may be seen by the survey map the office
may be made and Of OF the above pro
perty. The title is beyond dispute.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Auctoneer
IM lwsrc No. Broad street, near Wall street
Nv ANTED.-Bya young maa, situation outdoor clerk
" in store. He has had experience in the grocery
business, and would be willing to make himself generally
useful and would for substance
20 great object The advertiser ha. Just returned from thu
choy shipwreck the John Minurn. Please address d.
post Office f22stm
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BINDERS BOARDS.
IN TONS Binders Boards received and for gale BY
III PERSSE < BROOKS,
iis imr Gland 81 Nasssu street
SIZING.
Oh TONS superior quality Western SIZING inst received.
~ and for sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
n9 lnr e3 and 81 Nassau street.
FOR THE FACE AND SKIN
CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
A HIGHLY valusb. Cosmetic FOR ersdicanng Frupsions
N the Face and Skin particularly rimp-s. Sto'chr.
Tst er, Spulur1 ring. orWf Frss rrd staHe III
% the Lotion for shon time III clear
thu skin and establish brilliant complexion. Sold bottles
By Mrl HsyW, ~ Esltoa stress, Brooklyn 70 ln.n
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RIGELOW,S NEW ENGIANn EypRE

BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
EOR Fitchbprg, Keens, Greenfield Bratteb Windsor
woodstock, Montpelier, and Burlington, VT, the Ca
nadas All Packages Parcels and business above
wn1 or any part Of the western portion Of New Hampshire
and We rmon will be faithfully attended If directed 10 the
care Of L. BIGELOW, II Elm street, Boston.
presso ~sS'o" -
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MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMEREK'S MUSIC FOR
PRIVATE PARTIES,
TAN be engaged By applying at 10 FRINGE STREET.
~ 10 lm.m
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EELTo cases patent shesfhiny Felt very surcnor tl
4 clc for sale in lots TO suit purchaser, By
4. X. COLLINS co, " Eoaih 81
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

THE FREMONT AGAINST THE wORLD-s0 Re
ward to business who beat the following game
Of 62 pins in string Of ten roll. the fremont Bowling
loon, Nc 81 East Broadway, and Division which is DE
longest Bowling Saloon in the World containing SIX most
splendid Alleys. The new Alleys now completed They
nave been laid entire principle which makes
more solid than in the This exercise ofa
iound to be highly necessary for health and has been
made by two bushes. bowling together the evening
Of Jan 24th 1896 the presence Of gentlemen while
all the six Alleys were occupied.
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BOARD small private family in the central part of the
by gentleman and his wife where there other
boarders; trout room and bedroom adjoining will be required
which they W furnish Terms must be moderate Address
q I, at this office. stating terms &c f2l 81 isrs
The Columbian fountain., 1846-08-17
From the Richmond Republica
A FRAGMENT.
BY "EscHYLUs."
| Concluded.

NV guitar had fallen from my hand, and
its wall, at having fallen, was the shrek
which had heard. But a something spoke
to my spirit, Chat my dream was true, and
like an incubus it hung upon me ), so that,
when the afternoon came again, walked
with the most intense curiosity by the ia
theirs home and 10 beheld two small
coffins borne in the arms of friends, and
deposited in the ready hearse. And my
vision was not false only the reality had
exceeded it; for both the little prattlers had
been plucked, like blossoms from the tree
of life, and now were going to their cold
and gloomy graves Behind them came
the pale and heart-stricken parent-hs
countenance refecting his heart-for it was
almost broken and grief had cast its gloo-
my veil over Joys effulgent light-so that
its beams no longer shone from his once
happy visage. But the mother-where
was she9 Alas the fell disease, at one
fierce swoop, had struck low in death the
two lovely babes, and laid upon dying
bed the beautiful mother. The little ones
we're borne before the mourning friends to
the dark and gloomy caverns OF death and
as the clods fell on the coffin lids, their
hollow sound found strange echo in the
fathers breast, which too truly told that a
few more days, and his darling wife would
be borne to the tomb, already gaping with
horrid yawn to receive its victim. The
echo in the lather's breast, spoke too truly,
for after day and night Of hopeless watch
The Columbian fountain., 1846-08-17
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

The Eastern Mail for Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston, closes at AZ and
Up. M, daily, except on Saturday nights.
!. No mails sent East Of Baltimore on Sunday
morning. l 81 aa as.d n aa.a
IN. The mails from the above cities arrive daily
at 9 A. M. and 8 p vi. except Sunday night.
j The Western Mail closes at 9 PM. and
arrives at 8 P. M. daily st...-a*a- !.
The Southern Mail closes at 5 A. M. and
arrives at 5 P. M. daily.
Office open from 7 A. M. to P. M. daily,
except Sunday, on which day it is open from
u A, M. TO 10 A. M. and from II M. 10 ! :
P, M. and from to P. M.