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Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

fHoH THE RIO GRANDE. The schooner
William Hopard Capt. Saunders, arrived
yesterday lroIa the Rio Graude, by which
vessel we have the Matamoras Eag Of the
l7lh, from which We take The following eA.
tmels:-N 0. Baieih
The Monterey Gazette of the 3llh, sais
Brig. General Wool arrived here yesler.
da, 10 assume the command, as the old He.
70 Ieayes on thu 9Th OF Nov. lor Malamo
ras, there 10 await permission from Gov
erumenl to visit his family. Should the
desire be denied him, il is his intention To
return back here 10 resume his old posi-
ton.
We shall better describe onr eelings al
the sad tidirgs Of pairing with him, by
saying that It is impossible 10 describe the
regrei ol The Mesicans-lhey look IN The
kind hearted Old man with mingled ven
ernian and respect, and we honestly ask,
Who dars noll
CARaARoo, Nov. Is, lsi7
MsssfS, EdiiorH fheexpfess from Mon.
lefey arrived abpul o'clock last night,
and fepaHs that on the II ns . aboul three
miles this side oi Agna Fril. Lieut. Camp.
bell, 81 dragons, aud 90 men. came in
contact with the celebrated Hinep Mani
mex, the rohher chief and his band Of
about lsJ men, well unnnled. A fghl
Immediately ensaei, by ideui C's rhars
ing lhfnugh lie Mexican maks and back.
an ihrn through again In the conllIeI
ha last twu men killed d company u, anI
sereial horses, whrn n VI obliged h
take the chapliial, and Lu.hl ihrm ou i,il
lafa shph IIaue, whrnhe returned 10 The
camp at Monterey. Ia he h.h Martinez
an st others wefe kilr m lie field, anl
ihe hftieans rspah TAI srrru, died n
then wounds ua lhtir vdt IN Pisqmrilla
Gfande. WHITTIER they we're bannd when
Lieut. Campbell came arasa lbrm.
Immediately alrg tha nullel Ics n. one
or Two Dragons wfrs snt IN r,up, anil
old Iaek sent GU lhrtconpanic. ui the
II anl lhrrc ul tie 3 disnuns; but when
lhey reached the sernr p'canil Il lht Mex.
leans bad gone, anl lcil 10 laefs ul lheIf
fnuIe. The, maagled ma sbaeatug man.
nef the hniy Of pfieaie Hald 81 company
d, Wlo was kiel. aniwha,e body va.
lsit an he field ahFn LsA. ganF5 .lwa.
iaseel 10 relre1i.
1a|ifs. Sc. T.. ID,
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

NEw llAHPsuiRE.-e Democratic
Convention oi New llaiire, which re-.
Gently assembled at Cm. passed a Res.
olutiop, in which they -"Wo declare
i our conviction as 'h'macralic party
have heretofore DONE hcilhcr Slavery
or involuntary servil'ihould Hereafter
exist in any Territory b may be nc.
quired by, or annexed United States;
and that re approro roiay of our
Dci,gd'os in Congres tlpor Of The
Wam0t Prori8o." >"
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15
VALUE OF New TrnRIronrAL Aeeura.

VALUE OF NEW TERRITonIAL AceuIT.
rIoS.-We understand, says the Washing
ton correspondent Of the n. Y. Herald,
that distinguished officer oi the army has
declared the new acquisitions, for line a
thousand miles South. west from The Nor.
lhen Texas. frontiers proper, 10 he moi
worth the mules that have persisted from
starvation in crossing them. This is the
country included in Mr. 1rists proposi.
lions. What an addition 10 the national
wealth this new territory would be.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

Mr. Gays sprrch,y. the baltimore
Sun. Ind. /, a maslrrlInr'. and cnlcnln
ted Ia add another leaf the laurel Of the
orators brow. The dtplion oflhe char.
acler of war, as Of hn nfigin. with the
striking comparative tenre To that ri
prs'ilrncc aud iamine,lhe infection, of
Piuridcn'ial will, colG'r passage Of
commanding brau'y. will survive, III,
monumen'al Of the .plf. tomb. in the
admiration ofmankinl. !, sublime and
thri,lingy true.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

AwFrL SrE.nhaAr DlsWsi=tiSE ilcNnarn
,Sb sfsENrr ftasass Busp.==A tslssraph.s
despatch To the I.aaistliIc JrnaI dalsI Cl,a,s.
land. Nov. %. Z NJ, % tint .aa SUNDAY
the steamer PhuaiE, buuu- lp lie Bhs, waaa
near sasbangrr.l taak iir- sa azsis Ausl
fofls u e1l.agu.H IL almesasfs Ha4sal0ug=
Tim were on board al lar H. al lH.s accident
Two hundred Passenger, Ilry aaiy Of whom
took "a tie small laa.s aul p. stI III from t5s
burning boat TasE wafa ptdup by the ,ir,m.
et nzlasarr, wiiieI sapn bova ss4i The D..
aware arrived oaly n tine 70 ssFlaa'nl ,pse.
lalaf Of this terrible eaami!ana u hear the a..
oniisd shfitks Of lhass wItwefa On board the
rhnas Had the u Arid frR minute, ear.
lisf. naszibly all On bpafdia bIfaiua steamer
would have been saYei
af#s number Of the usnFsfs we're stei.
grants from Holland. III fhgua was owned
by Pcasr and Allsn' Of ihiiiy, and va, insafsd
for $1,000"
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15
GEx. TArLann,. Aaalyen.-Thi.

GEN. Taylor uAs Arrived. This an.
nonnccmeut viii he reserved with thrill
nl jay hH every ciiizea nj New Orleans.
aul tic mn. u enthusiastic welcome Wih
which ~ greet lin hefe w.ll iind an echo
IA the heans al his eaualAmrn through
oul tho entire extent oil The Republic.
The Gansral, slrfolnle lei hy bs staff
arrived a Tue Barracks d .oN the cit, last
evening. having bten lHaaghI up the river
by lhr daY k.ug,lal. Wb,rh 0as scnl
ilwn iafth1s pups. Alajut B.iss, Major
Eaton aud Ca Garnet. of bI. personal
staff c.. Bs.haap anl,tasr distinguished
officer. accompany hin. Al the batnek,
hi, lan.Il asalei his return.
We hateaa acrnua f.um an eYe wl,
ness ui the t#trPiUn q the General Ifom
The momeul the AlnuH.lh camc IN sail
aud NJ discharges al eaHann aud di.pIa,
ol ilags Announced tha Sc va. bnatins
hpmc In Louisiana her Hlsl.ng isliHil o,i..
zen. lie was received Wiu u5erfs uu
tue Naa knstltnI. AMI ever Steamboat
aud cye.y mp lipm TN bar ru lhn pitt,
station nus ieI a. haals ami cbested a
welcome. Ihr iligs Il every ualian were
haI'lrI liam the shipping aud the ar va.
rent with hatzas ul wu.rurr IL tie illus
lrious sa.dief On he passage mp he liy
ef The pm aiions tnued upl tbeIf qapIa
non he banks anil - Ted the general ar.
. ana. In thr words ul our Informant,
ODD RHga and Ready is IN the midst oi
~. 4 brilliant career oi victory has light.
ed bin 10 our shofrs Ilrvi he wrlcom
ed by grateful y."-I'ic., Dee. Isl.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

Distress AMONG OrrR,rIvrs- Tho
COMMERCIAL rcscr'cs in Eng aud will TALL
hrh'il, upon Ibc poor as well as the rich,
especially IN manufacturing dI,iricl,.-
here are nearly $1,000 factory hands in
Ihe bIuuugh # Manchester without The
means Of employment. In A,hion under.
Lyme s311 hands have struck wuik; whils,
the unemployed in that town and Lancas.
lef, Prrs'oh and Bolton. amount To iiuy.
besides the above, in nine towns in lhs'
dI'inc, there are no fewer lhnn Ii,5OO
bands unemployed. besides those which
have struck, which amount lo2iO.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

Darn PROM EXcirEuENr.-The lady
"i W. shaw Of PouobrlIo. near Wako6.ld
di-d IN Thursday night Ilsi un Ter the most
pnIn'nl circumstances. On The night in
question. Nc shaw va. detained hy hua.
ne's' aud hfs. SbaN imagining she Lcard
some rrrs.n near The house. became rfeat.
y alarmed for The safety ol ber husband
some ni the dumrsiirs assured Mrs.
shaw here was no danger Ia he appfc.
h"nird aud ior short time her frars ne,s
abai"d; hu' she still continued much "a.
cited ani On hearing The carriage Of Mr..
shaw approach tie house she tell down
ani'IIrd immediately afterwards.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

AN EXTRAORDINARY EscAPE rRox
pEAfn Is stated to have taken aplaee at
Liegc' Two Of The students Of he hospi.
la' having gone into the dead room 10 chose
a subject Tor some Anatomical study, were
as'onl.hed 10 lind one Of tho bodies cshlbi.
ting slight sign. of life. They removed il
TO warm bed, aud in ! few hours had tho
satisfaction of seeing every symptom Of re.
Vlval. The patient is said now to be in a
state Of conyalcscencc.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

Qr,NruY ~ RREAfn ~ Mas AND
AoAAN The French are most tlperi.
m-nilug me-, and lheif discoveries IN ant,
aud srlrnees, proycrbiaIlY ia advance Of
nlher nations By experiment. made at
tie Academy Of Scieuers. aud rived a. by
an Ingenious sprr.cs II ma,k bring placed
over Toe laes nl the ref.un who's. hfeaih
H'asi" he eaambrd, II Ras as ctiained Ibat
man gives nj a mucl llfsel uin I, han
woman, aud ihi. difference j, most striking
between tie ages ol ID an1 30. a, which
laiief Prflai tue 2 amy al cafhane acid
gwen al liY The mlIr Is double nat ul hc
irin.r. In ih' ma g ihr qlauui, aac. on
n tra..as I'm isr ase al = To IN after
winch d l#s.as iud HuIsh. aud as nan
becomes a#i## Ari % h. OBJ. dmu4#ian
sasfon "a faiHrirs.e deglre. In cd age
L qlaaHIa = NJ gfsa#af Ihln Al taa 70
o. lrn,
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

Tur foauaN NrWs-1he commercial news
received per steamer Acadia til wears a most
goomy aud disastrous a.P-cl. The failures con.
iinle to ruinous extent, wiihou, any prospect
Of a change fsr the better Cotton slill continue.
10 decline aud the mills Ia operation are working
on shot time. Many Of them have stopped al.
iogrthcr Every thing appears to b. shrouded Ia
gloon and uncertainty.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

MAJ. J. r. GnSEs,-'fhis gentleman We per-
eeive has arrived at New Orleans, and will visit
hi. family in Kentucky. from whom he has been
for long time separated, before taking Biz scat IN
Congress Ills vote Tor Speaker will be losi ~
he will not reach Washington in time for the
Election. The Major will have seen some Of the
lights and shadows Of life Bot recently pris-
oner in the hands Of the Mesicans-he Is now,
about 10 take his seat in the Amedoan Congress
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

The Philadelphia North American publishes a
letter from Valparaiso, which states that the
McSoans have been receiving mnskets from Val.
paraiso and that three thousand muskets were
sold 10 the McSioans at Guayanos Ia July last.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

Gas IIou,roS, hSD TnE PaGsprSoY-A demo.
cratic mas meeting Of tho citizens Of san Angus.
tine county, Texas propose the name Of Gen.
Houston, to The people Of the United States, for
the next Presidency subject to tho decision Of the
Democratic National Convention.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

rm RgaAiSs OF Carr PoRrER The Gazette
learns by letter from Balesye, that the remains
Of Capt A. n Porter who fell at Buena Vista,
were broughi to that place, by the steamer Gov.
Bent. The MssOps, Of which fraternity he was a
member, and the citizens In mass united in paying
'"sshle honor &c hi memory
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

Or There appears to be considerable
ol a huLbuJ kicked up among the Loco, by
Ma. Clay's speech. They seem to think
It a pacrlr effort Of the great statesman,
and an evidence Of approaching weakness
in his upper story. They .ay he has mfn
ed abjliioni.i, aud what nol--is in favor
Of the immediate Withdrawal Of our forces
from Mexico; and, that his speech ha, kin.
ed him, aud The wing party "as dead as a
herring red" We cannot -re the use them
Of their making such lo.dc about Il. II
they believe them drluncl, vhy appear so
anlioui about The mallcr-why moi frloice.
instead ol appearing ehagrinedl The fact
is, we rather speculate, they heard some
thing d,dp. like the chap who went coon.
log. lie lancici he .aw a coon in tree.
so up il ho went, aud shook, aud shook, and
shook, and at last, said be-, II heard some.
thing drap; and what do you think It wasl''
"'hc coon, Of COURSE they replied. "Dev.
li.h clear Of it," said he "il was mei"-
Thus it will turn oul wih them. They'll
keep shaking, aud shaking, aud about the
fall Of lsiS, they'll probably hear some.
thing irdp. which, upon an examination,
will not prove 10 be ihe Wings.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

IIIou WARNS There wasq quite food 10 the A..
lcghany and MonongahclS. The Pillsbutg Amer.
oan Of The ld says there is 2O5 feet water in The
river, having fallen q feet since la,t evening,
wheu il had reached q feet
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

The 81. Louis Hotel, New Orleans, was sold
recently by The Sheriff and bought by the Citizens
Bank for 100000 Three stores, on Cbartress
street attached to the building, were sold sepe.
ralely and brought $4,000 The original cost
Of this magnificent structure, with the ground,
was upwards Of one million Of dollars
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

The New York Herald states that the British
Government is 70 adonished ut our successes 10
Mexico, that, at this moment, il has sent out In
tuc,ions 10 its oonsuls IN this country to procure
the laws and regulations which govern the yolun-
icen and militia Of the United States.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

CorroN MAgErr--we notice In the ricsyunr
Of the 5ih iau a slight improvement Ia Tie cot.
loa market with an advance Of fally is o'er The
quotations Of the lot. which will b, found in our
columns Ordinary quoted at Ga 81; Middng
@ 6I; Good Middling 7a7ii MiddIing Fair, Il
~ and Fair, itas.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

The ST. Joseph (Miazelle states
'hai Commodore Slo'hiade a speech
al 'ha' p'ace' dtmoh'g the justice of
the war, and declaring or of The on.
tire sublugation oi Mcil
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

Tho proposed amendment TO the Constitution
Of Mississippi, prohibiting the Legislature rom
incorporating banks, has been adopted by an
overwhelming vote Of the people, at the late
election
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

A NOBLE woRk-Thc kind hearted Philadcl-
phians are raising money 10 supply the poor f1mi-
lies OF the absent Pennsy yania volunteers with
the means Of passing a comfortable winter
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

1rElder Wade, we are requested 10 state, vii
preach Al the courthouse. oa Sunday neat, nj u
o'clock 4. NJ and al o'clock p. NJ.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

a Nrw PArtS-Gen. Duff Green proposes o
establish in Washington city, political paper
desoled to southern interests, to be called the
Times
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

VALUABLE PnFsrNr-A service of plate, valued
at Sl90O' has been recently presented to the lady
of The late Hon siIas Wright
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

HaRpwanr advertisement Of n W. Mont
gomery in another column,
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

The Cathedral Of the city Of Mexico wa.
founded in 1852 aud cost sl,752,OOO. II wac
ninety years building
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TIME undersigned have associated for the purpose OF trans
acting business general agents, in the city OF Wash
ington, ID. G., under the firm and style of RICHARD s.
COKE " co.
They viii attend the purchase and sale of real estate
generally in all pan, of the United States;
To the formation of companies here in Europe, for
the purchase disposal of lands in all parts Of the United
States;
To the prosecution OF claims the government of the
United States for lands money before the executive de-
partnents or Congress-
To the obtaining remission of fines penalties and forfeit
ures for alleged violation of the other aws
To the settlement OF with the State, Treasury,
War, Navy, and Post Office Departments;
To the prosecution of claims before boards OF
nssiohers existing or hereafter 10 be provided.
Long experience, and extensive practical knowledge OF
business, qualify the undersigned perform any of the
foregoing descriptions OF business which be conhded
to their care. An extensive personal acquaintance with
present and former high officers OF the government and
members OF either house OF Congress- renders particular
references unnecessary.
Letters of inquiry merely will be answered free OF charges
but in all communications addressed the firm
be post paid.
Charges win be reasonable.
Office Twelfth street. between and streets
RICHARD :. COKE,
ROGER C.'WEIGIITMAN,
JAMES PRENTISS,
WILLIAM A. BRADLEY.
April 23-ly
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GENERAL AGENCY.

'1HE undersigned late doorkeeper of the House of Rep
resentatves of the United States, and long clerk in
the departments at Washngton has resumed the business
general agent for claimants upon the several departments
me United States, well as applicants for relief from the
Congress OF the United States The undersigned has
other business but that of agent and therefore
his duties with promptness Having been one of the
successful agents at the metropolis heretofore and being
generally known to claimants and gentlemen OF standing
IN the various States, he deems unnecessary put cat
alogue OF names to his card Information in relation any
description OF claims communicated applicants upon
their RENTING retaining free of five dollars and paying
postage. reasonable charge will be made in cases where
large claims are subsantated and collected.
NJ b. Titles to real estate in the city examined, and real
estate rented, exchanged, and sold
Office directly opposite the Treasury of the United States
Oct 20 m j. T.. DOW.
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April 23-ly


~ and General Agent No II, Todd's Buildings Pennsy!
vania avenue, Washington, D. c., offers his
prosecution OF claims before Congress any the
tive departments, before any board of
may be appointed for the adjustment of spoatons
collecting private claims and renis procuring pensions,
whether revolution other service; bounty lands for
return duties those arising under contracts, treaties
Otherwise; buying and selling real estate, &c.
Particular attention paid to the settlement of OF
dsbursng officers who may find it inconvenien give
their personal attendance
Having been commissioned notary public, he is pre-
pared to furnish egazed copies Of any document other
paper that may be required
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the amount
claimed and the extent OF service required.
Communications (post paid will receive immediate
tcntion.
He has the honor refer the Navy Department and
the several bureaus connected with it, coptroers and
dors offices OF the Treasury Department. and the senior
captains and in the navy and also Dr. John o-
mans, Boson Barnard Henry, esq, Philadelphia Rev.
Septmus Tustin chap OF the Senate Washington Hon.
Henry j.. Ellsworth, Fayette Indiana; Thomas Blonnt
esq, Pensacola, Florida Hon. c. b. Penrose Lancaster,
Pa; Judge T. Hartley Crawford, Washington; VIM. Ag-
new ne ESQ., New York; z Collins Lee esq., Baltimore Md;
New Haven, Conn NJ. hudson, esq, New Oreans Hon.
L, II. Foster, Nashville Tenn.
Nav l6-lV
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aE@-aS@- o.. aE"-"E9-"-"-@-
These ships nil of the largest class, and command
ed by men Of character and experience Their cabin
commodatons all that be desired in point of SPLEEN
DOR comfort and convenience, and they furnished with
every description Of of the best kind Puncuay in
the DAYS of sailing will be strictly adhered to.
Price of passage Liverpool 500. From Liverpool to
New York, E26.
Agents for ships Oxford Montezuma, Europe, Shenan-
doah, Yorkshire, Fidelia, Cambridge, and New York;
GOODHUE ~ Co.
G. H. MARSHA ILL., New York.
BAKING, BROTHERS ~ CO.. Liverpool
Agents FOR ships Stephen Whitney. Virginia. Waterloo,
and Jehn r.. Skiddy 49, ~, 50 .sr
T. & J. SANDS & CO., Liverpool.
Agents ships Patrick Henry Aslburon Henry Clay,
49," GRfNNELL, MINTURN, &c CO., NY.
- ta,t ~ CHAPMAN, BOWMAN, 81 CO. Liverpool.
Agents for ships Roscns Sidions Sheridan, and Gar
Il. X. COLLINS Il CO., New York.
t5sc BROWN, SHIPLEY, ~ CO., Liverpool.
Agents for ships Queen Of the West, Liverpool, Hoin-
Kuer, and Rochester,
- - WOODRUFF & MINTURN New York.
FIELDEN, BROTHERS, IL CO.. Liverpool.
New York, March 2-lyd 3.ss te
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Each cable to be oil one hundred and nifty fathoms. All
OF the said iron must be entirely OF American manniae-
ue, of the best quality free from admxre OF foreign
for the links then be piled and rolled about
inch in thckness then again cut piled and rolled TO the re-
for the shackes, swves boxes and pins must ali be
wrought under the hammer 10 sizes and shapes which will
cred in straight lengths free from all flaws, ragged ends,
edges, other detects subject TO such proofs and tests
satisfaction of the commanant of the said navy-yad
chief the bureau or it viii not be received will any
be subjected test and proof unless satisfactory evidence
produced to the oonmandant Of the yard that has been
manuiacured as herein required
The quantity for onebfd OF all the different sized cables
must be delivered ON or before the fifteenth day OF August
next for another third OF all said cabea ON before the
first day May lSis Separate proposals will be received
for the iron embraced in each of the said times of delivery
Persons desirous OF Offering TO furnish the said iron, or
any portion thereof Should further information be required
enable them make their oters referred to the
inandnt commanding officer oil the navyyard, Washing
ton, District of Columbia
To those persons whose offers may be accepted, parcu
lar schedules, drawings, and models descriptive OF the
ea parts and portions of each kind iron required will be
hrnshed when contracts are prepared for execution
onehird the of the contracts, and Ten per
in addition, of the amount of all bills will be retained
collateral security for the faithful performance OF the con
tracts, which will only be paid their satisfactory compile
ton Ninety per centun of all deliveries will be paid
provisions Of the contracts within thirty days after their
presentation to the navy agent The offers nust state at
made.
In failure on the part of the furnish
times specified above, the officers agents the navy
yard shall be authorized purchase such quantities may
be necessary supply the deficiencies and excess of
the price agreed to be paid by the contract shall
be charged to and paid by the contractor
Every offer must be accompanied by written guaranty
signed by responsible persons to the effect that
he they undertake that the bidder or bidders WILL his
their bid be accepted enter into obligation within five
days after receipt of notice. with good and sufficient
ties, to furnish the iron proposals and proposal will
be considered unless accompanied by such guaranty.
To be published twice week for four weeks in the fol-
lowing papers, viz: Union and National Inelgencer,
Washington d. c.; Hartford Times, Hartford, Connecticut;
Journal of Commerce and Evening Post New York Penn
syvanian and Keystone, Philadelphia Morning Post, Pitts
burgh, Pennsylvania Union, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania;
Sun, Baltimore Maryland; Enquirer, Richmond Virginn,
and the Unon Nashville, Tennessee.
March 10-2aw4w
NoTE.Papers publishing the above will please
In I'd line of 2d paragraphs instead of Twelve do do &c
say Nine In 7 line of 7,h paragraph, instead of 'dup
Gates" say hipiicates.
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NEW MUSIC, this dny received.-WA FISCHER
In Pennsylvania avenue, two doors eastof 18th street
has this day received the following music, which will he
sold at reduced price;
One word with thee music by Hodson
Sequel TO Fanny Gray music by Mrs Wylde
I'm merry, yet I'm sad music by G.. White
OH sing that saddenng strain; by Mrs ncL-
wood
They bid me forget thee music by Mrs. Blackwood
The Only Child music by Jos. r. Knight
Old Willow Brook music by j. A. Fay
Speak Gently music by E. b. 1obnszewitz
The Little Maid music by the Huchnsons
Terences farewell to Kathleen music by Patro
Happy Home OF my Childhood by Geo. Hood
oh weep not music by III. Russell
Sally in our Alley; by Templeton
None remember thee by Mrs. Norton
Oh sing that song again Schubert
oh come with me music by Burgmuller
In the Greenwood Free music by Richards
The Angels Watch music by Fessenden
And must they part; music by Weig
Old Year. fare thee well music by J. Long
The Dream is DER music by Geo. Lindley
Happy heart could thy beating be F; by Larenn
Wake my Love music by Loder
cannot hatfer If would by Lodcr
With thee now win weep by Larenn
My Forest llarp music by 2. Strong
March %