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From ths Philsdeipkia Dollar Newspaper.
 THE SADNESS OF LIFE.
s.Keep through sorrow, wrong and ruth
 In thy heart the dew of youth. =" LOne fsllow

eep through sorrow, wrong and ruth thy heart the dew of youth. LOnef fstlow. Life is sadder far than many
 Would desire us to believe; None escapeth-not to any
 Is denied the time to grieye; have often felt the sting Time and changes ever bring. Years in brightness may begin,
 But ere finished, griefs may raise; Months of joy may usher in
 Close la sorro@'s agonies; Days and hours have each their dart Even moments woand inc heart. h the time Of jocund youth.
 Joys bright stream may bear us on; But dark sorrows, wrong and ruth Soon may brood OCT pleasures gone; And the gladsome stream may be Troubled, lost tumultuously. When Ambitious lofty star
 Lures us on through toil and care, The glittering beacon shining far
 May teach us stern despair, The brow that ecurted Fame adorns Will bear chaplet wrea'hed with tborns. And Old Ages's privileges, Far from calm eontentment giving. >.~ Often only but abridges
 The desire of it receiving; For the portals Death is showing Give short pleasures at neas viewing. Then where may we peace discover: Seek 1t in no worldly praise; Seek it in the joys that hover
 Round the thoughts of youthful days Seek it in that youthful feeling Which hath noaght of double dealing. Keep m strictest, closest keeping
 The first impulse of the heart; Bear it in the midst of weeping,
 It will peace and joy impar;; For its qualities secure
 Pleasures baoyant. calm and pure.
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in short distance of the scene of your ex- ploi,s. With due respect,
 (Sigded) MIG. PERRY. Cossnaader-iw-chisf Homs Sgaadroa To Lieut. CHARLES c. HUsrER,
 uniied States Navy.
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pess oat,the hasksis aad ihs hnmnet bas md the umedrcsla, 4nd pnsasol--snd slsh s I6grtl the new shoes aad deaahsass, aussss she ssal Tell Sally ! went h the boat Wishous suv bIlers, and she need hase Ho fenss cf ms.'s--- Baxfumiam
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. Can the reader guess where the Lays were wTiiteus In the War Office, a most ap- propIiale place. .... x. .-.-.
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reis Dear, and deservedly dear, are they to Clio; but dearer still is our ilIus,rions au- thor, any one of whose articles is worth a hnndred of the ordinary works which are digni6ed by the proud name of history.
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NORTH AND SOUTH,

and eonfdentially appeals to them for even more extensive patronage to the only Literary Journal of long and high standing, iu all their wide borders. it not ssetoaai.-having always circulated widely HIGHER NATIONAL CHARACTER to our Pc nodical Literature.
 THE THIRTEENTH VOLUME VIII commence on the lst of Januafy. Is47: and neither pairs nor expense will be spared to make eminently worthy of knowledge. Among other things, it will containa
 HISTORY OF VIRGINIA; and arrangements will be made for procuring regu lar and early supply of Notices of New Works and other Literary Intelligence. Orders for the work can be sent ia at once. .
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r. s--f~ a as-~
 Afraid of ths Bilers.- During the height of the opposition between the two steamboat lines running from the Kennebec to Boston, last summer. and just ss the rival boais were making ready to start, wagon hove in sight in which was an old lady, with an accom- paniment of bank boxes and bundles, evident ly equipped for a journey. The respective agents of lhe two lines sPrang towards her, s.Take the Marshall, mar,n i-- fine boat. ."-- ssTry the Penobseot, ncw boat, built last summer, commanded by the favorite of every body, Capt - Sc. The boys aud ioafrrs around echoed the claims Of iheir favoriie in concert. .'Hurrab for the Penobscof'' .sGo to the John Marshall" The old lady, who hal probably never seen steamboat before, and whose chief notion nf the varments was connected with their boiier-burstinx aronen- sities, was almost beside herself with terror, at the hub-hub.
 so. Lo,dy, [ wish I'd ne-er stirred ste2 if I'd a known there was to be such an aw- ful time as this, i'm sure wouldat. The Pesky baets--i know iheyu burst every body's looking afier me aad nobody's ai- tending io lem. There, ge right away, ail of you, I'm going straight back couldn't rest wink for fear of them pesky oilers"
 '.Y ou need give yourself so anxiety oa &C., count ef the boilers ,a the Marshsll,'' sad the agent of the M.. ..they are Hev ssa sesad and couldn't be raade to bnrss s
 s1Are you sure Of asn said the cid tady. evincsag symptoms of fayessbie tllspossa,ea towards the Marshsll---Ayoa sin', tsyia' so psaesize oa the csedslisy of poos lose wo- man, hopesn
 @Eo fear of me---soand as q seak essls, ,'' was the reply.
 The old lady wss sbou, desceEd,ag from the wsgoa. so embark m the Masshell, when No. 2 stepped uP.
 s.alsdsap-v ssid he m sssious tone, mo doabs she Mssshall's boilers are gsod enough, tut she bsss boilers sse dsagsroas things We knew that great rnsny people had been killed by shem-sspscially of lass--aad teok fAe 1oaisrs ost ef ev kasf aArse ssasks aesf''
 '1You dsd." said she, sshas's the boat fos me. then. Jemes f'o shs bsy n shs wsgas
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0 IL ls said, bat not generally believed. that the chiaanies in Boston are to be indics- sd, because they smoke.
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4 faH Go6ler.--Jessee B. Brown, speaker of the Iowa House of Representatives, is six feet seven inches high.
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FINDINGS AND SENTENCE OF THE
 COIfRT


 The first specification of the charge pro- ven. The second specification of the first charge proven. The third specification of lhe first charge proven.
 And the accused guilty of ihe first charge. The first specification of the second charge not proven, of the accused not having repor- ted himself in person to Capt. s. L. Breese, according to his orders; but proven that the accused entered the harbor of Alvarado, in stead of assisting in blockading that part.
 The second specification of the second charge proven, and the accused guilty of the second charge. The court then, upon due delibsration upon ihe above findings, pro- nounced the following sentence:
 That the accused, Lieut.. Charles G. Hun ter, U. s. Navy, be dismissed from the Home Sffaa,ireh, and reprimanaed by the commander-in-chief, which reprimand is to be ,ead on the qaarter-deck of every vessel Of the squadron, in the presence ofthe off, cers and crew
 The above is true copy from the records of the court.
 {Signed) J. BRYAN
 Judge Advocate THE REPRIMAND OF COM. FERRY.
 United States Flag Ship Mississippi,
 Anton Lizardo, April 9, le47 Sir:-- l enclose herewith the findings and sentence of the cour, martial, convened on the 7th instant, for your trial, which impo- ses upon me lhe task of expressing, in lhe form of reprimand. my op;aion of your cos . duct as proven before the eour, martial.
 However lenieut the sentence in your case may seem to be, have approved it, as can conceive no punishment more severe than a dismissal tn time of war from squadron ac- lively engaged before the esemy. The sem tence, while il condemns in most singular manner. your conduct, cuts you of from further association m this squadron, with men whose patient endurance of the most trying duiIes, and whose character for eour- age. obedience, and suberdinztion, have won my highest appreciation.
 How different has been your course ;-- Scarcely day on the station, and you dis obey orders, arfogaie 10 yourself the duties belonging to commaader-in-chief, talk of opening upon the town, and of ordering the troops 10 advance when you had but one gun, and net a solitary soldier, and s.alI for purpose" Jas you say;) '.of securing an pn- molessed eHirance of the squadron into the river"
 k wceld he difficult, 4 nes impossible, to poin, to another instance of similar folly 1; the most charitable construction that can be given to il, is, that in the eiaiion of a 6rst command, you had truly imagined yoarseif actually in commssd of the navsl and mill tsry dehehmen,s then approaching and with
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s5-Some one ssys--. " have 10 passses- lar Avsrssoa to liases. bat we scknowisare shss we AearsAly dsspi4s the maa whc qsslk ihs eoefei i,li he beeomss fassisr.'
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RYE WHISKEY.
 sLLs oid Rye Whiskey-a superior srtieIs \ | heeeived and for sale by ''' Nov ii,h. lo-n wM R. WAIT
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.4naaigamatioa Leeie.--You see in alI human na,m's upper works. from de color ob de rainbow sp Gs hnss cb de lizsrd. how finely she mixes her eoioss. sn das an . sArssa delssion. ds, she intended is human sexes so mix dss soiors also. aa soiien down de strong colors. iron too much whiss sad too much black, to de beautiful yailss.
 Scr1pafna,
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WHAT SnALL TAKR "A lady of our ae- quaintsnee, says an exchange paper, youns. lovely and intelligent, called on a ceisbssssd physician to ldo somelbings for rush of blood to the head. @t have been docsorisr myscif,'' said tise tangaid fair one. with s smile, to the hlsH, ssough kiad Mr D., whsIs he was feeling hes pulse. aAh. hows', "why have taken Braadresh's Piils, Parr's Pills, S,rsnbcrg's Pills, Sands Ssrsapariila, Jsyne's Expeesonai. ssed Dc. Shesmaa's Loxenges aud Plaster, and-7 My heavens, madam interrupted the astaaished doctor. ''all these do yoes complaint ss good ? No. thea wha, shall take p petlishiy in- ausssd the patient sfaks P exclaimed he doctor. eyeing her from head to foot;--- Take Y exclaimed he, after mon<na's re- Hsctisa--.Taks, why lake oa your sosssls.''
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Southern Literary Messenger" "

The Messenger has been established more than twelye ysars,-much longer than any other South .,n work ever existed; d;--during which il has main tained the highest rank among American PeTiodi- calls Under its new tItle it will strive 10 extend its fame and usefulness. -~9~.
 Its Contributors are numerous.-embIaeing Pro fessonal and Amateur writers of the first distincton SO that its pages will be flied with the choicest mat ter. of good variety,-sueh as
 REVIEWS, HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES, .NO- TELS, TALES, TRAVELS, ESSAYS, POEMS, CRITIQUES, and PAPERS ON THE .4R.MY, NAVY AND OTH- FIR NATIONAL SUBJECTS. Party Politics dnd Controversial Ileology are ex- cuded.
 Whilst the Messenger and Review" addresses itself 10 ths
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CASH AND SHORT CREDIT,
THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN LITERARY MESSENGER
 AND ENVHNWaasy0R IeAF.

This is Monthly Magazine devoted to every de- rartment of Literature and Fine Arts. It is the union of Simms' s'Soutkera and Western Moathls Aaga s,ns and Reuisw, of South Caroliua, with The
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Steam Boat Company Of Georgia.

AuSs All merchandise d. signed Ior the interior OF
Sik2ssfe7hk III. states VI GfiORttIA, SUJYH C4RO-
.inA, I,.NNESSkE, aud ALABA1ia, sent VIA 81.
yannai viii be forwarded by the Stan Boa Company
Georgiu IN iht,r steam Boats to Augusta Tree VI commits
SION, at the lowest current rate 81 ireighI. e,
III addition To the steam boat power TINS Company already
possess they have under construction steam,
boat, oil unusually light draIi Of water and high speed
expressly with view ensure prompt transportation
Goods, N all stages Of tie river nayigaiion.
Goods marked the interior al the country, alter reach
ing Augusta Hamburg, are forwarded by tie Agents
there 10 ihelr tnal DESTINATION.
Shippers may rely upon having tie order of their Goods
carefully looked 10 ~ Savannah.
Hills Of lilng advising the shipment Of goods, and
letter advising whether insured niI 10 what point, should
always Dcconipa'v the same or be sent by mat.
Parties who been the habit oi forwarding
csndzr ~ the INTERIOR of Georgia by Ihs line, ana direct
ing the H. NJ Goodwin, will please take Iolr,
that the coptxiOn ~ that gentleman Win Ills Company
having ceas.d all future communications should be adj
dressed 10
W,P WILLIAMS Agent, Savannah, Ga.
REpRRENcEs
Messra Taylor a. Merrill, ~.
e JOSIAH Marcy a. Son, n "a.
=" Goodhue a Company, ~ 'o'Af
l.. u brigham, Esq
+" Hawes, Gray ~ Co, Boston.
Henry Sloan, Esq, Philadelphia.
oct s--dly oct4S
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Foreign nooL. nna curlous ana Rare worL.

Al Lorer Prices than erer before Sold,
fI'HE siibsr riber has added immensely his already
= mammoth stock ri Literature. His late acquisitions
pha, together with fifteen Of the finest works er the
Garrick, from Liverpool ami twenty ditto per the Leoni
as, from London which viii be Immediately marked and
exposed for sale, give undUubte of richness
W rarity and extent To his stock hitherto uuapproached
this continent All literary men, lovers Of books ami
hlsiasts IN mental investigation, are solicited 10 aud
enjoy the true least of reason and the How Of soul-
Every subject which the wit Of man has been expended,
brains turned, may be found here. The reconcile
emacian and the crazy founder Of new OF Ieo
osy IL each in his proper nch Those given to Necr
NANCY Astroogy, Alchemy Sorcery and Wiichcralt will
be highly amused, whilst the belle ere scholar select
from l5,tUO fresh volumes, the very and chef
d'ouyres Of modern English literature. The best treases
every profession science, from the honest oding
farmer to the enthusiastic soldier In every art AMI sci
the best books here embraced lnlhedeparment
OF elementary professional reases and school books Of
every kind his stock is immense The subscriber invites
all strangers pay linn visit before they leave the city
In purchasing from him Ihey one,half OF their
Clergymen literary characters and book collectors
generally, living lines OF railroad steamboat routes
will do well TO put change Of linen in their vases and
AT once 10 llG Nassau allowed by all
be the moral centre OF the intellectual wOrdn Books sell
ing al hall price, literary appliances and conyenences of
every kind gratis, well best Spanish cigars and other
philosophical instruments for inveerae smokers like the
celebrated DR. Parr. JOHN DOYLE
Cheap Ancient and Modern bookseller,
oct 3 ly lac Nassau street, New York.
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sHAKsPEARE HOTEL.

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS NEW YORK.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm Of BERGEN Il
GAlABRuN having rettted and replenisled THIS spa
cious establishment, prepared to receive company
There hundred and nine apartments in this house,
consisting dining saloons, sitting rooms parors lodging
rooms Sc The large hall may be balls or public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly
ranged ~ furnish al moments notice, refreshments
for number of persons from three hundred
be accommodated at the time There where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup
pers and the tables will be furnished with the best the
ket affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
in the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished
the shortest notice. There will be lunch ut II O'Clock
every day, and attention will be spared give satisac.
ton Men of business and those visiting The city will find
themselves centrally and comfortably located and the
prices will be found be moderate The French and
Spanish languages spoken in this hotel
" .n JAMES BERGEN,
oct 3 ~ uis LOUIS GALABRUN.
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TO srEAMBoAT COMPANIES.

S.EEfl The subscriber is fully prepared TO fir.
rf.A#S nish Steamboat Companies with all sizes OF
n r. DmpIes Patent Centrifugal Blowersuiiable for lhe
smallest boats the largest class steamers.
This blower constructed upon sound philosophical prn
cples combining strength and durability occupying
very small space, and giving greater force 10 the air with
much less power than amy other Fan or Blower now in
nse without making the least unpleasant noise while in
motion The superiority Of this blower at manifest
any persons disposed To examine its merits and is well
worthy the special attention Of all requiring the
in preference all others. HH Ht
reference is made The following steamers, which
them in - .# }.
Steamer Bay State, New York a. s.,.,@
Atlantic steamer Washington, New York.
Atlantic steamer, Northerner, do r
Steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia .a.. r ..
TO IRON FOUNDRIES, ROLLING MILLS, DC. &c
The subscriber also manufactures and Keeps hand l
assortment from No to No TO- and upward, OF The above
Blowers, celebrated suitable for all Kinds of iron
works, viz cupolas pudding and heating furnaces
rolling mills iorges, smiths fires, &c. .'., .
JOSIAH KlSTERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent the United States and
the Canaias, 467 Market ST Phad oct 4 diy'
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FURNITUREi FURNITUREil

II
IA South Second sreet--E. MOUNT having Il large and
splendid assortment of fashionable and well made Furniture
hand comprising rosewood eatete Sofas walnut do
mahogany do, with plush s,lin damask and fancy hair
and patterns; French Arm Chairs Ladies' Sewing Chairs
Rocking do; Genre and Pier Tables Sofa Tables Dyans
Pedestal Pier Tables Extension, Dining and Card Tables;
dressing Bureaus Wardrobes with and without mirrors
mahogany high post Beseads; French do; cured maple
and cherry do; and variety oil others Secretarys; hook
cases, marble tops; mahogany Wasisans Hat Racks
plain and with mirrors Ladies' Work Tables Of Rosewood
and mahogany rosewood, walnut, birch and mahogany
chairs, with harcoth, plush and da,ask seatng likewise
seal Chairs OF all paliers with an extensive assert
ment of every article in our line OF business. nsE0
Country Merchants and others especially invited
call and examine stock Of Furniture every article
which Is manufactured by ourselves and will be dispose
OF most reasonable terms
I,t.l. . t
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HARNDEN a Goa,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HAVING DISPOSED Of Their interest IN the Express bt
Ii tween New Nork ami Boston, beg 10 iniOrm lltl
friends and the public that they Will devote their attention,
particularly 10 the Exchange Sppiig and Commission
business IN connexon with their Liverpool and Boston
Houses and Agencies nj London, PARIS, and Havre.
Tile facilities that have been offered by tile subscribers
the past few years Tor The execution OF London and Pa
orders very much Increased through the direci
line OF steamers from New York,
Orders for purchases To be made in England France, and
other paris OF Europe will be- executed and upon the
reasonable TERMS by our, agents, Cash advanced
credits given ior the purpose facilitating their execution
Particular attention paid 10 entering and clearing goods al
The New York AMI Bostoh cuslomhouses, and forwarding
with the utmost despatch, sHsslsf Gt5Y Atil
Exchange al sight IN sums TO suit constantly for sale IN
London, Liverpool, and Paris il 'rHJ.t ~
Offices No Wall street, New York; No Court street,
Boston, No. Cook street. and 10 Waterloo road, Liver
pool HARNDEN a. co.
n b. Our firm in Liverpool continues To give every at
ttiion TO the forwarding ~ all kinds oil Meiral upon
the most reasonable terms by steamers and sailing ships 10
all % the world. {. v
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JOHN NIBI,O.

HAVING TAKEN The spacious, airy and elegant esab
IL lisimeni, formerly known us the ALEXANDRIA, No
b Broadway takes pleasure IN announcing sr1tgers
visiting the cly aud 10 the PUBLIC that his Saloons
open Tor their reception they have been improved deco
rated and newly furnished; and every efort has been
made 10 render them the most attractive and agreeable
place OF resort IN this country.
The large saloon Is cooled by perfect ventilation and
new and elegant Fountain, and is orIamented win tn,
Choicest Plants and Flowers lees and Delicaces Of every
Kind are served here during their The
above where there IL well stored Bar with choice Wines
and Liquors OF great variety, devoted exclusively
gentenlti The visitor, whether seeking good prone
nnde, agreeable lounge delicious reiresfnens will
find them III No. 5o7. oct 4 W. J
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HARRIS HOTEL,
No. % FRANKLIN PLACE, PmLADELpHIA.

f No. % FRANKLLN PLACE PHILADELPHId.
I ouIS HART respectfully Informs his friends and the
Ii public al large and particularly his old patrons Della
ware, thai his house No III Franklng Place, which Tor
and comfort, well Us privacy and quieiness OF
pla, open Tor their accommodation, Travellers through
and visitors the city will lind his house desirable
lodging, temporary home they could wsi-whle his
charges, ranging rs TO s day, will be found
moderate his patrons would ask for the superior
modaiions they will obtain. 1865
n. b. LUNCH daily at II A, NJ; ORDINARY for the es
peral accommodation OF merchants and other business
men, from 10 3 r NJ every day, except Sundays PER
MASENT BOARDERS, Tor whom the hest accommodations
are prepared, taken the accommodating terms.
I.,I
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 721, broadway, New York.

j. H. MONNOT, PROPRIETOR,
THIS HOTEL, situate in the upper and fashionable part
OF broadway, has been enlarged to be the
most extensive that exists. .y.l.s.u L. ,'r#'
The convenience, beauty, and salubrty of lis position
have heretofore caused It's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS monop
ol2ed by permanent residents of ie city exclude tie
travelling public from participation in It's comforts,
Extensive additions have been made, however, with a
view apart visitors suits of parors and
bel, rooms, be retained at all seasons for them
Families rom aiar will find the choicest
every attention will be paid render II
transient visitor Il has proved 10 those who, residing in
the vicinity OF New York. have constantly since lis open
ing honored IL with their selection combining ali The
Injuries Of The best European hotels with The advantages
nj its lnrati net Iya
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GENERAL TRIMMING EsrAnLIsn-

WILLIAMS BROTHERS, Manufacturers, Importers, and
Dealers In every variety Of Ladies' Dress Trimmings.
fEF ALSO,
upholsierers Trimmings, oil every description, suitable
Tor steamboats,, hotels, DC.
81 JOHN STREET,
W. b. will be manufacturing and receiving constantly
during the season the and most fashionable styles
Of goods In the line, consisting III
Handsome Dress and Upholsterers Gimps aud PRINCES
Worsted and Silk Drapery Cards fissels, Loops, &c,
Buttons, bindings, Brais &c,
Steel, Gold and Silver Beads; Purse Trimmings &c Nc
81 1uEs ALSO, = 1864 .g.a
Zephyr Worsted, Canvass, Patterns, &c. &c.
Orders executed with neatness and despatch, III
oct ly' 52 John st. directly opposite Ditch