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seven doors from the Bridge,
Sign on Window and Door
DR.. HARRIS is well known TO the citizens of Bal
more, ana Graduate OF Cambridge He is associated
with an eminent practitioner from New OrIei
Thus persons will be certain to find one of them al
ways in the Office. Their long experience enables
them to nave Medicines always prepared and put up
for dlEereHt Pripac DiSeGStS-so that any one leaving
the city by calling at the Office would meet no deten-
ton The Medicines produce no sickness nor require
low diet and hindrance from business. Ten years
proof Of their virtue before the public have given
them higher standing than any Others in the city
Or, IL. warrants perfect cure or makes no charge.
All weakness of the organs speedily removed, and
iuIl vigor restored Gravel, Piles, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy Asthma, and all Chronic Complaints promptly
treated, and Sosn relieved. DR.. II. may be consulted
by letter (post paid) and treatment rendered
Terms always moderate. Office with several pri-
waite rooms, open from in the morning to II at hight
n. b, All complaints in females skillfully treated
by DR.. Ii. Observe-No Mercury, Balsam or disgust
ing mixture arc used by Dr. II. iy3l
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Ohm G. HOLLAND,

~ NO. As N. GAY STREET,
has constantly on hand general assortment of PA
PER-HANGlNGS of the latest style, to which he in
vltes the attention of persons wishing PAPER
HANGING done.
WINDOW BLINDS of every description, wiz
Venluan Blinds; Window Shades; Stick Blinds; Pa
per Curtains Green Painted Blinds, sc.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, all widths and a variety
ofpatterns. Also, lot of FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
very cheap. DOOR MATS, sc. Also a lot of prime
CANTON MATING, at cost. iy24-tf
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STRANGERS GUIDEI

- MEDICAL NOTICE
As so much imposition and quacktry is plactsed
upon those unacquaInted IN large city, all should
know where, under affection, they may be able to
consult regular Physician, and one who has devot
ed the most of his life to the study and cure of Vene-
raj or Private Diseases.
DIR. HARRIS MEDICAL OFFICE,
Lock lnlirmary, No. Is East Pratt-st.,
seven doors from the Bridgp
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ENGLISH ENAMELLED PRESERV-
~ ING KETTLES. Clark's genuine EnameIled
PRESERVING KETTLES, of all sizes, imported
SAUCE PANS and TEA KETTLES, of all Sizes
This ware is the best in for preserSng or cooking
any choice dishes, as it imparts no taste whatever
ms cannon ne saia OF nrass, copper or iron.
ton, call at the House FURNISHING WARE RooMs,
No. 10 N. Charles street, opposite Union Bank.
jyl6 &c. WETMORE & co,
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JAMES M. HAIG, No. 1888 BALTlMOEE-ST,
81 Opposite The Clipper ofice) wholesale and re-
tail manufacturer of GIMPS, PRINCES, TAssELs.
ODD Fellows'& Masonic REGALIA, FLAGS, BAN
NERS, &c. and dealers in MILITARY TRIM
MlNGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c., which he offers
for sale on terms that cannot fail TO give every salts
faction.
His stock comprises in part, the following articles:
trimmings of all kinds, for Ladies' dresses
Weddings, Laces Odd Fellows and
Gods and Tassels Masonic Regalia
Brads, Edgings Purse Twist
Tailors' Trimmings Carpet Bindings
Buttons of all kinds Military Trimmings
Gmps, Cords, &c. of all kinds
Steel Buttons Gloves, mefino, silk, cot
Hair Work ton and Kid
Stars, Laces Suspenders
Navy Anchors Watch Guards, &c.
Ih3-A orders left with MIR. H. will be attended 70
with promptitude. je24
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TWISTED SILK & BERAIZE SHAWLS
II AND SCARFS. Mrs MCPHERSON has re-
ceived from New York, another assortment of Twist
ed Silk and Beraize Shaws and Scaifs.
ie30 So N. HOWARD ST,
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NIB. Remember the No., 3s, as the genuine aTt
ces are for sale at no other place in Baltimore. ala
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fL1 NhIs! FIN NETS Persons in want
II of cheap article of Fly Nets will nIease cali
and examine the stock have on hand, as thew can
be sold less than they can be purchased elssuhe,e
JAMES M. HAiG, 1888 Baltimore street,
jel7 opposite the Clipper Office.
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HENRY'S DETERGENT for taking on,
n d Ink, Iron Moes, or other Stain. For sale by
JAMES NJ. HAIG,
jy26 fri 1873 Batim est
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~ AND SHOWER BATHS-ONLY 80 CTS.
n Il Originally introduced into this city by the sub
scribers, fiom New York. most convenient article;
and may be well termed the "Poar Mans Shower
Bath as the price brings il within the reach of ALL
Also, Sponge Baths, Hip and Leg Baths, Foot Baths,
Water Coolies, Sc, for sale low for cash by
G. E. WETMORE & CO.,
WOO 10 N Charles ST opnosite Union Rank.
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DOCTOR HARRIS.

seven doors east of he Bridge,
The Oldest Institution in Baltimore for the cure OF
| the secret disease.
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SPEECH OF MR.. COOKE,
OF TENNESSEE,

In the House Of Representatives., March II, 1876
On the bill making appropriations for certain har-
sors and rivers.
The House being in Committee of the Whole on the
state of,he Union, Mr.. COOKE obtained the floor
and spoke as follows:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN: trust that the deep interest
which large portion, if not the WHOLE Of my con-
stituents feel in the OF the amendment pro-
posed by my colleague from the Knoxville district
fMr. CRozIER, will be deemed sufficient apology
for my respassing upon the patience of the COM
mittec at SO late an hour in this discussion. They
are more deeply interested in that amendment than
in any other question that has BEEN in all pr oba-
bility will be, brought before this Congress- and
feel that should not meet the high responsibility
which rests upon me- nor discharge the duty which
owe to Them were | not TO advance some of the
views which present themselves to my mind in re.
ation to the proposition embraced in that amend
ment.
do not intend to enter into any discussion of the
| constitutional power of Congress to make appro-
priations for works of internal improvement. But
will 60 far as to express the opinion that the
general government has the power to make appro.
priations for such works, to the extent to
which they may be of general and national
character but that it has not the power to
make such appropriations for works upon rivers,
harbors or anything ese which are purely and
exclusively local in their character To this extent
consider the principle has been settled clearly set
| the mart of every preceding Administrations of The
government. To argue against this constrrc,;on,
would be to disturb and unsettIe a welI-dc6ned line
of policy. recognised and acted on bv onr wisest
and ablest statesmen In this position am strong.
ly fortified by the history of the government. l
need not refer particularly to the administrations
which have existed from its foundation I mead mo-,
refer TO the course of those Administrations which
existed. to use the language of the gentleman from
Alabama. (Mr. PAyNE1 "in the purer davs of the re-
public. ~ | come down at once to the admin;s,ra-
lions of Gen. jackson and Mr.. Van Buren--ndm;n.
strations which have given life and soul to the pres
| ent dominant party--names from which thew have
mbibed their political faith to show the existence
of this power and to demonstrate the correctness of
the position | have assumed that this has been the
settled policy of every administration from the foun-
dation of the government to this day. 1t is my pur.
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a sAm 1916. a sn.
I.Es& LAKE SUPERIOR Sszs,ss3ks1eaR
Forwarding and Commission warehouse,
|7'' and Mining Agency.

r w. TINKER 81 Co., agents for Pittsburg
L.. and Boston Copper Harbor mining company,
having erected large and commodious warehouse
II the Saplt Ste. Marie, prepared to receive and
forward all goods and merchandise destined for the
COP err region, on the. most favorable terms, and
without unnecessary delay. Goods will be received
at the foot Of the rapids and conveyed across the
portage nv teams, in readiness for Immediate ship
ment' Tbev wi ! contract for the transmission Of
merchandise at the lowest rates. from Boston, New
York, Pittsburg, CeveisI,a, md Detroit, to Lake
Superior. -, r,Sycn . 70
They are permitted to refer to the following gen
tlemen: ..l ,.,-
Pittsburg-T. NJ Howe, esq, cashier Exchange
Bank
Sault Ste Matie--J. l.. Schoolcrnft.
Detrot--w. Trucsdail. esq, Messra James A.
Armstrong Il Co.,J. N. Ebert, esq, John Chester,
esq, G.. Wiams& Co.
Eagle Riyer-Charles II. Gratiot.
Copper Harbor-C. r. Brush.
March 30Ad3w'
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lust arrived, and now landing 1874 tons
j superior Anthracite coal from Philadelphia.
For sale cheap for cash by the subscriber.
d. 9 d % f'Fag JOHN PErrIB0NE.
March ga, sl tr5i .EUrl tII ma ..a,...
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statute book, he will find that law was passed
strcting the appointment Of staff officers to the line
/ Mr.. HARRISON. Did that law affect in any way
the constitution of the country
Mr.. HOLMES. Precisely as this does-no more
Mr.. HARRISON. Nor did II.
Mr.. HOLMES. Yet you say that the amendment
have offered does affect the constitution.
Mr.. HARALsoN The constitution remains the
same and ought to affect the law, il the law con-
Aicts with it. The act cannot affect the consttu'
ton. II yon have right to restrict the appoint,
mens to a certain class, you have right to restrict
still further, and restrict to individuals, and d.
rect the President whom he shall appoint--an limo
walton upon the constitution which, whether we ap
proye the article in the constitution or not the gen
tleman would hardly sanction while the constitution
remains an il is. ] have read the clause, and giver
TO il what believe to be its reasonable interpreta
ton. In this, however, may be mistaken. | in
sst that is better to leave this matter to the dscre
ton of the President, because II may become neces
| sary for him TO make his selections in part from
private life as we'll as from the army. would no
restrict his selection would let him be free to g
either into private life, to the line Of the army, a.
he thinks proper. believe mixed selection would
be the BEST and all have 10 say is, that hope il vii
be made, as do not doubt il will, singly with al
eye to the efficiency Of the service. And it Is not
be forgotten that his appointments will be subject
the scrutiny Of the Senate.
propose now to state generally the objects OF tn
provisions Of the bill. If the amendment ofthe gen
ileman from New York lMr. HpserRrorp] shout
prevail, it would increase the present military estab
lishnient 70 the number Of so in each company
The infantry ssmpanjes have now an aggregat
number of42 only, at the discretion Of The President
being nearly doubeth present number; and which
much larger than the increase proposed by the Com
miuee on Military Affairs. We propose two add
tiona regiments, on the basis Of organization %
: forth in the bill itself. That organization amount
TO $50 men. 1t is then proposed IN the discretion
Of the President to add ten men to each company
1.-The existing regiments of infantry, Dragons, an
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GoGl
LACKAWANA COAL.

LAChAW ANA COAL'
FlNHE ST BSCRiBER now selling at re.ai. and de
nverng from the yards Of The Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company, COZ OF King and Grsen"ch
SIS aud OF GCuverneuf. r ms very desifa
Die Coal OF the rich, size for stoves, ranges &c
Also al their yard, come OF Greenelc. aud HAnnnerssy
sts The yarou. kinds OF SchIy k,, Iehsh and liverpool
Goal, tn. best quality. good supply OF Lump Coa' OF
superior kind for steamboats, and smelling iton. SC:
lSi u SYKES \ "UhIS.
Go PER CRALDROS.-LiyerpoolC Coal, hrst qua
= . lily aud large for sale the above low price from
gard or cents psr chadron less wheu taken direct roiu
ship AT The price Liverpool Goals more eccnur
10 Il STOKES DICEERSDH
i7tf Hos. lbs ADD lo7 Aplhu7y--I usAr Bros Lay
COAL All REDUCED Prces.--Lirge Nut - % {,
" Egg and Broken, 80 Is per ton first quality Peach
Ochird ReiAh wei screened and del cred tree ;s0n cart
as st tho above low pnce. Consumer. DESTROYS OF pun
chasing t coal these reduced rates may rely upon Oh
t,inine due at The price advertised. II V. RIPLEY,
- WOOser--L us7r Spring mo Nv -
GOAT le!!yefios lomny Nard tue very beet
SqIaty OF Peach Ocha't Coal 1t the these prices for
CASH Egg ugd Broken $50 Nul t1d stove mixed
- 90 Buyers may positively depend on having The Co
above prices from the curuer VI huR HGa 1r.nech-
50. iSD PETER CLINTON
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Gar0mare, Mr.


- PiDER:S aud Dripping Pans-Bss' Pans, GdGdie',
hcSkiiets Sauce Pans. Pots a0 Kettles, s.ew fGu',
roaud and oval Composition Pots Fish Kettles, ca Boilers
Soup Di9esers Potato Steamers Fry Pans Waffle tuf-
aud Irons, Latding Needles, CVnee higgins, Ess
Ladies, Egg Whips. Egg Cudd.cf-, Humlord Heaters,
ChIhng Dishes, bs found Al The House
keepers Emporium together with eveIy tcie IN the Hard
ware Cutlery nad Bright TO- Piute3 and Br
tAnnia Wood aud Willow Ware rqust. for furnishing
house SMITH, T0RREY y co IS Maidrn-lsne. Zof
UPRIGHT GRlDRONS ind ToasIers.-A further
supply OF the highly approved OF articles particu'
arly adopted BeD-es aud for s0e very
reasonable prices at The Houscserper Emporium 10 Mai
een.lgue. 2:f SMITH. TORREYh co
DIG IRUN-5O tons No. American Pg lror foT s4lu
i by CAsS, WARD & CCEoVER,
md 70 Broat-sL
ENGINE LATHE.-Tbe sub-cribrrs oder for sale Ri
LEng;ne Lathe complete. Price go dollars
ri SHERMAN, ATWATER Z co. coz. FuiIon i { Il
sSoT ~AiIE uOU-h, IL Gfesnvyich-sI.-Kemeys
Br-ese & SAMPSON success tprs 60 boOrman, Johnsou
Ayre, CO. Importers aud dealers IN Swedish Russia ind
English iron, cut nails snip boat and rail road spikes tve-s
boiler ron nail rods band hoop and scro iron and steel "
all EindS ~ TI"+
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lDrD GOODS.

NG w bOOOos
SrILLaIAS, No IL MAGDEN-LAS@,
4 RE NOW OPENING il completes assortment vi Dfy
Moods adapted the SpDg Hde consisting IN part vi
Linen ans Cotton Sh-engs Of all widths Diapers kline,
De LANES Pinls Shews, Hankerchiris. Leces Hosiery,
&C. FeGch American and English Cloths eod Casalmeres
Ye.ngs Sa.ns, Serges, WIKI all kinds of Tailors Trlm
miass h ali The varieties goods usually 10 be had IN
obbing house Country merchants will had great induce
offered them looking their goods while making
Isir Spring purchases MO ~
TO THE LADIES
And TO all those who DESTROYS Of knowing where they
find the best assortment aud greatest variety of
DRY GOODS,
ABOUT - PER CENT CHEAPER
than at any other establishment they should not neglect III.
opportunity offered, but call as early possible, q,
BILLINGS
Neo store No 800 eait de f Broad'eay bwee RcGie oct
Uuane)
ITO which premises he hs removed the entire OF his ex
u teas.ye stock from ne w-llknOwa cheap store AS
weeks u order TO make room for entirely sLock OF
Spring Goods
Those who wish the greatest bargains should MAKE OIL
early yisi Ped.=rs and lie trade p2led liberal
M 2w12W =. BILLINGS, $40 Broadway.
pEMUyAL.-MANNlNG & PKICHARD, Importers
IL sud Jobosrs, have removed B-eyer.s. No
80 Pne-street, between William where tey
oter Tor sale an assortment VI Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
consisting IN part Of
Rich Organize Bingham Musln-
Twtlled and plsn Scotch aud French Gin CHAINS
Printed Lawns, baZoEines and 6s.eges,
Newest styles p rinted McusseiEe Dc LANES,
Alpaca and Orleans cloths 10 every variety
Drap d'Ete BomhaZines ard Croton CoaIiugs
Cambria, Jacocet, Nsiusook, Null, Swiss,
Check, striped and fancy Muslins.
Linen Cambria Hdkfs linen Sheeiags and Sh.rlinss
Linen and Damask Table Covers and Napkins,
White and Crimson Poogre Hdks,
Printed Pongee ard Bendsas Hdafs,
Broche Ba,ege and Silk Shawls Barge 5csrs, Ac &e,
To which they invite The attention ofcy sad c0uary Par-
chasers- 24ffsisA2@os'
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ARRIVED,

ARHlNED.
Packet chip Hot,nguer Bursley. I'm Liverpool 7th
Jan with tndse. 70 Woodruff & Mniurn.sa steersge
passengers
Packet ship Ashburton. Rowland, I'm Liverpool, Jan.
I'D, with nadse, 10 Grinnel Minturn s. Co.
Ship Hueuenot Goodhue, I'm Liverpool, Jan. sth with
rndse. to Z D Hurbut & Co.
Brig Ganges WILSON 60 de fn, Palermo and Gibralter,
with mdss, to Draper g. Devhn
Brig Orbit, Higgins "a de fn Pare, with India rubber,
&c. 70 Corning & Son.
British brig Falcon, Pitt IA ds I'm Bermuda in ballast
TO Tucker & Lighibouru.
Schr Martha Elizabeth Mason. I'm rhilad with coal.
Schr Boston, Fisher, I'm philad. with coal
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&saal Notices.

THE UNDERSIESEisS hereby give notice that they
been uppoinea Trustees OF The estate OF Morgan b.
TllTber abscoudiuE debtor. All persons indebted
said debtor hereby required 10 meet said Trustees, al
A. E Reynolds In Pe.ersbui h The 10th day Of
March next at 10 o'clock A H. and render account OF
MI debts and sums OF owing by them respectively
aud pay the said Trusiers Al! persons having In
heir possession any properly effects OF said debtor,
reqirei To deliver the said Trustees on or before
the day above appointed and al the cos OF said DEBT
M are requested deliver their respective accounts and de.
Inauds aid Trustees OF hen by the 9th day OF
March Dated Petersburg 3D. Rensselaer, County his
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{llinnom Gha0ea .
HX7I|DoW SH.pg DEP0T, No. spr


~ lablished 1910 The subscribers aaTiDg aIea up =
r-o.t solact Show Room the accommodation 81 Their
customers and having made arrangements VIII. one %
the most celebrated hogss IN Pars. iGey Will DC rsE
BY every packet Cths choicest designs, aG WI Mere
fore be enabled suprlr their customers WIN Shades VI
every pattern, Kind or size ~, -,
celebrated Ancient and Modern Cshe ras IN Europe De-
sides variety besluu. Scripture Pieces, Aoosys ana
Gohics OF every sird Landscapes 10 GusGuy, from
the eht any airy Moayau iJagug luNlfiosy along tni
quiet ripple, OF romantic lake - Tie souor- yelantts
Loubgrteau rerosIng among the ruins OF gray stone and
fallen tower.
All our Shsd-s ate tainted gh the best Of OF coors and
warrant them wash aud moi ~ curl or cfncA every
Shade bought OF US and no; answering Tie rsconeua'
HON. viii De chaertully exchanged.
We have taken great pains n selecting New Designs ioE
the express purpose Of accommodating our retail
and they viii only have cnoice STOCK to select from
but least 80 per Our facilities Tor executing or
ders are surpassed Persons by choosing Aeir own
views can have them copied correctly
Signs Banners latcror Decorations, done Ia uen'
rer not surpassed. Trimmings 81 at kinds Shades
exhibited with the creates; pleasure.
Snow Room - let doep by = wide, ample space 10 ac-
coiamodsis least 60 customers at one Tine Store open
at sunrise aud closed al sunset.
BARTOL Z DE- MAUNY Manufacturers and Inn
ms In rorters spruceSt four doors ironl Nassau,
WINDOW SHADES. Window Shades III
w WOODFORD, 289. Broadway. IN consequence OF pre-,
yous has just received large assortment o.!
Window Shades imported expressly ior t!e Spring taie-
An opportunity Otc!er! hose about furnish X
their dwe!lings with Window Shades make u selection
The extensive lssortnentS ever imported
IN Ibis city.
y B. Merchants and uphoslerers buying 10 sell again,
VIII be Al lowed liberal discount Next door 10 the corner
of Resle-st. Lafsfgn Buildings lnl
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6tatior,ern, &c.

TEMPLE OF EONOR.-The subscribers would in
form the members this order they on hand
full assortment OF all the Blank Books and Blank Forms
neatly printed ruled ana bound in various sized books 70!
the different officers of this order which they offer very
accommodating terms. FRANCIS < LOUTREL,
mo Manufacturing StatonerB, n Maiden.iane
ENVELOPES FOR LETTERS.-A ane assori
Emcu:, Just made up tor use, under the Postage
Law They OF the strongest Post Office paper suitable
for steel peus, by o2 X. C. ROOT IL co. Publishers,
fa7yq Sos tsasrsi cor of Wallst l52 Pearl-At
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THE TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune
!, LEOPOLD DE MEYER

fra
ny c. p. cRAScH.
Z assle. 1872 .ls
WILL have heard This musical Fire,
This famous Leopold.De Meyer.
- Ibaye heard this German wonder,
Heard his grand rnelodious thunder
His sparkling riIls OF ripping uilis,
- His delicate runs, loud. booming guns
s..s Sword clashings and iunges,
Cataract plunges,
Fierce flashing Of ances,
49, Wild bacchanAl dances.
e Intricate fenciesi
80 Large leaps gigantic.
Like lightning grown frantic
IT was the very madness
ofvinoas gladness
The sense of senses
Danced into frenzics,
Loud.voiced plebeian,
Shouts 10 Paan!
Hurrah for De Meyer
Finer than FIRE
Leaps up the flaming
s..5 OF his bold aiming.
- Over the soul
ste His mysteries roll
+. Heaying in surges:-
Great Boanerges,
Portly Briareus
Frowning SO serious.
Graphing and Struggling
Aft thou vert smuggling
Strange FIRE Promethean,
or dark water Lethean,
.-. Crowding thy piano
With Joye's thunder no.
Thou ri but mortal
Still at the portal,
For while thou soonest divinely tol'ins' ~
dosee thee vainly smiling,
Living in the crowds applause.
Catching eyes that watch thy paws
Chasing. one another up
To the finger. boards tiptop.
Earthly chords are mingling
- = With The artists heavenly din,
- Aud the stream OF music flows
s3a Like Ariel's voice with Trinculos-
- pinaars silver lyric mingGng
$50 With the Broadways sleigh bells juggling
p6n o purge the dim, the peoples breath
:. q Has breaihed against thy mirror fine
80 Lose not the ancient. heavenly faith.
That Music is thing divine.
/. LIE. not thy fingers steal the wreath
50 - Offame which should be only thine.
Give us the dear the noble strains
- So The great. tone masters left on earth,
Whose morning radiance still remains
s5A Der mereors Of ephemeral birth
!. The music true ofheart and soul,
: i3' The language of the Seraphim,
!. The deep Unreasonable whole,
? - Creation inmost prayer and Hymn.
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1Mctai,
LIST OF LETTERS.
SEQ ~ TIE rsrpusr BY ,rEcun stpoisrmss1

To- <l.a be u fsrtAe' et-efed
az advertisements made under the orders Of the Post
mas.r general In newspaper newspapers, OF letter,
for zny Poet Oct shall bc inserted IN me paper
or papers of the place where the Office advertising
may be situated, k1sing he Lrrget circulation.
New Post 05ice LHH,, passee Is,cA . iS4''
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ss FARM FOR SALE-Is Rsmapo. Rocklsnd Co.
N Y. OF Il in good cultivation and fence, with
new dwelling house, barn and other ou.-bucings /:
about 400 hne fruit trees all grated win
choice selection of fruits This Farm is miles from Mon-
sey regular depot The line Of the n. e RR Fare
70 cents from the city. Inquire OF E J. STRAUT the
premises, or OF HARVEY SPRINGSFEEN,
l9f Iu,scd los Bsnx.st n T.