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ADJUSTMENTS ELsEwuERE.

W. LNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
w Lessee, f. a. Marshall-Stage Manager w. X Blake
Benefit of Mr.. COLLtNSFriday evening. June 49, will be
performed the comedy of the IRISH TUTOR-Feln Oara
Mr.. Collin.
After which the OMNIBUS-Pat Rooney, Mr. Collins.
To conclude with the farce of TEDDY THE TIER
Teddy Mshoney, Mr. Collins. with the song of the Widow
Nachree.
Tomorrow last night of Mr. Collins engagement.
Performance to commence ut 8 O'Clock precisely
A rich STREET THEAl RE TO LIFETIME Arch
IA Theatre with the Scenery aud Appuenances for
the of 1917 and l8i8 from the LIST of August Com
ncations, paid addressed s. Branson 50 Market
street. will receive attention.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10. 1917 jell cod Wv
BOSTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Gentlemen Of talent
- and liability wishing engagements for the coming
about this 18th of August will please
make apple alton Immediately, (post paid) to
iei6 i4trrc T.. Il. 1HORNE, Lessee, Boston.
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WAsHIseTos, juno is, ls47.
Meriean .1Gairs.


A special bearer Of dispatches will leave this city to-
morrow for Mexico. We believe the government here
resolved upon all peaceable expedients for peace In
the absence Of force in the enemys country sunacent
to sweep away all resistance without stopping II only
the want Of men which has delayed the march Of Gen.
SCOTS column upon the capital and, indeed, the dis
tance to which he has penetrated into the interior has
exposed him with his small resources In troops, 10 all
the hazards OF IRE in the rear"
By all accounts from the army, another battle 10
pected at Rio FRO, mountain pass between Pueblo and
tho city Of Mexico but persons here acquainted with
topography Of that especial region say that the Rio
rrio pass may be readily turned either by dyersng to
the north TO the south where there other
less defensible and equally feasible 1t may be the
policy Of Gen Scott however to drive out these fell
lows from the gorge Of the Rio Frio If they should
make n stand there. rather than psss around them
and thus leaving them unmolssted to annoy him IN the
This necetsity Of clearing the road before MN
may lead imperatively to fgh therefore, even WIN
The knowledge that tho right or left there an open
and undsputsd passage Besides, We have no donp' ~.
troops would prefer. anil perhaps demand 10 nee,
neiny and drive him 81 The dr. road tEuf' 'r'
ol,aye IL In his posscssien By tating side eut g.,
We are not Of that class ~ propagandi''s "N' "
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Photographic Cor of the Philadelphia Bulletin.

PITTSBURGH, June II, l847.
Our markets are all at stand, awaiting the ntelli-
xsnce by thu Cambria have received the nforma-
ton by the lightning line that she telcgraphed this
morning at q o'clock, at Boston.
MIR ORelly, the agent of tho Telegraph Company, is
here and says the lines extending rapidly at the
aud will be opened to Wheeling by
the lst Of August thirty miles Of the poles
erected
There have been sales Of 500 barrels -four to-day at
50 81 to IS,
There are Az feet water In the channel to-day.
9hc last westsrn mall brings nothing new.
Thu weather here il delightful
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BOARD IN THE COUNTY,.

BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.
FEW families be ACCOMMODATED with board at one Of
the most delightfully."- situated and healthy summer resi-
isnces In Orange county mile from the Hudson River
sndinE at Comwsthe best steamboats, land daily 20 and
from the ctyevery attention will be paid make desira
bic home Tor those who wish spend the the coun
ny Early Application sdesrsble For further particulars,
Broadway, ~ lmSre
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CzvH AmusEnEnrs.

PARKS THEAAT Ts Director of III, ITALIAN
specially public that Hf he IA. IN 5
heas has commenced short season Of TWELVE
Hsa Sp. Entitled % b s ssI.%a
PS1 ca x y DSa Hs Gs5 de sv
d0rds Gsrl, 1Hn kissIdo S. Baa., sSs Sig csad
& Lsis 81 Be may + secured a. ss Box Office
s,h to COMMENCE with hs drama q OLivsR
H. Bsmss m.da Tw. MIS- BOOM Ban Ml N''n'
c os Saas s.ssa NJ E Mr. D.
vs9ani, Jord.n Mrs Capt Rocket, Mrs ssre;.nt
ss.e * S: . s.s1 ssI a9 9ss
Doc. cp. : a. *; f f eo;n@sae..
w. = Il r.: t.: 4: ssss' i ss:
Ing ' S neutrality-suspicious. II; fffGrsisI n
exhibited by Mons. Dasuene Of Paris;
THE oxy / 1850 & r &slifesRoscopE.
with hi RrsTEfisgs!s, d ye. TIS si:s'''''
or f.aasas ssss :a. Door. .... =.
Observation-Disclosures so Saloon 20 cents
oes dsASEE% "a, -
grand otcro %os aiS51i IN
Moses. LEGISLATOR ofths Jews. Sig Pe,ro NoveIi
fS..ssS King e e .S'S'
S Sasias s a.ssG;fSS
sa:,a. WI; E sis"o as '
ii r. . .. a s .'aa'
door on the evening. Oatorio commences at o'clock
A NE .lCAN ,MUsEUM-PERFOIiMANC both Il
fH ds'5 iFa SvSAssptiyyrssR kzssHnEck
T1i III. ante
also S5s5 Chap
Ihs Mns 81 af M5STyst R2 goTSfAarE
WILL also DO exhibited ut each and every performances
d erecting in Broadway viii b. opened for Dramatic pur.
poses solely on about the dst Of September under the
Oh. BARRETT
vi" please ss'' hin
~ During Mr. Barrett. absence in Europe ali letters and
.s % ma. k sss s Bess
- Avsnns. csnee. Of ln..rum.ntsi Music viii be given
by the German M Brass Band under the direction Of Mr. Monk
L1,naer G.nsl 5 s rae saa others
nadng refreshments, and viewing 'he Cosmoramas which
Admission isi Cents. Concert commences at g o'clock
m23
SAFERfE H2S0t 6F.RS SAE sERsN1
xSB ssfa sHRssis MUSIC
consisting Of Sorgs, Solos, keas Chaunts Glces
&c. peculiar to the Southern Negro.
;ss
D'''' 0'tS StistrS a 1FfEsS6SS
- grand performance 1t , O'Clock.
Tickets admitting a Ladies, Is cent?
Concert TO commence at O'clock. les
VANNUCCHrs GREAT AND EXTENSIVE COS
MORAMA at No. 3i5 Broadway, opposite Gothic Hall,
day and evening Admance Is cents, children half
price This Cosmorama the best witnessed America,
comprises collection Of than hundred Of the
magnificent Paintings expressly painted for exhibition
this city. Sguor N Calyo: Among the Paintings the
glorious victories achieved by ou galla The battle
and death Of Clay, by sg N Cayo 4 surrender Of Veru
| Cruz, with likeness OF General Scott.ay N. Lalyo.
| Exhibition open from to IL, p. NJ
For other particulars the hand jel5 If rrc
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Died.
On wednesday evening" 10th inst of compression of
the BRAIN ABRAHAM HEYER in the Goth year Of his age
HIS friends aud acquantances are respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral this rday afternoon, from the
residences of his Walter Heyer aO7 Spring street.
Ao'cloek, without further invitation,
On THURSDAY afternoon, 18th inst at O'Clock DAS'L
SULLIVAN, aged 10 gears.
His friends are respectfully invited to attend his fune-
raj TINS Afternoon, at So O'Clock from SO Greenwich
metery.
On thursday nth inst, WILLIAM son Of Charles and
-ecca Campbell aged two years, five months and
6nteen days.
The friends Of the family invited to attend his f
neral this afternoon 3K o'clock, from the residence
Of his father. 80 Chestnut street.
AT Philadelphia on Tuesday eloth inst, ELIzABErH
WireASp, In the s7th year Of her age.
In Killingly (Conn) the lth inst. SAMUEL WHrrE,
in the Goth year Of his age soldier Of the revolution
In Lee, April 27th, FENSER FooTE, aged 81, revolu
tionary soldier.
In Rshway, IN J) on the sth inst. THOMAS LEE,
aged 0l, revolutionary soldier.
In Bridgewater, May Goth, NATHAN Herr, aged "a
years, soldier Of the revolution
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$500 Fs.s.1.l o,.
ssa
prehend and lodge them any OF the Of the United
States Of America, Sufficient power having been
sss " 70 Mr.
Leeds, the county Of York England whom ali coLiaun
cations must be addressed to the care Of Anthony Barclay
observation-disclosures Glover is about 50 to So years old
stands shouts feet inches high, rather broad and walks stiff
d snS lived al s o. nssi
Leeds.
GS,' AND ssSu
wakng walks heavily slowly and stifiy; very dark
pexon dark hair has eeth is and
William Glover about ~ to 6 old and about feet
10 inches high has rather 3ng and thin vi'ase and light
NB only Of the above be arrested areward of$7oo
ma a ,S.re Clinton Hotel, New York. Nav TO- fsu
~ erGC9Spu III aye AND .'s'
sy and rs,S d al o. d %
zephyr wosed and woollen yam; sewing cotton moha,
% Damaged or faaed goods. ribbons silks tns menoes
Thibet and Cashmere shaws simps, nges cords and as,
sells ladies' and Eenemen garments &c. dyed aud cleaned
equal to new articles mo Jul re
Nh APP sUGARs.-New crop GTesnland Black Teas and
Just from large stock Of white and brown
s sf:a Do s. 3D. 2c SS~ @ % yellow
be adsss 'S
re' Of all kinds for sale in quantities to '1 e. by
$50 and .2s Greenwich aud 70 Vesey street,
NIB Dealers and families from the country would do wei
out cha ges iel0 30t.m
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Married.

On Wednesday evening 10th inst ~ the Rev. Mr..
zimmerman, MIR. JAS. M. DUNBAR to Miss ANeELINE R.,
daughter Of Jesse Brush, Esq all Of this city
AT Brooklyn. L. L., June lst 1876, by the Rev. Chas
W. Carpenter, MELVIN HARD, to JULIA TuRNuaE, only
daughter Of William r Turnure, all Of this city.
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n AGUEhrtOTtPE FL ATtS--Lous l.. Bishop, No
- " uaden'aie begs leave 10 inform all persons in
OF Dagusreot pc Plates that he has hand
aud reooy tos the reduced prices hich he has
latey Gel 20 his regui,r omrs tders 10 he N.
ieip1~r = 49, ~ -
A NiBDLE As qOOD AS A BITE, : Tie Grswod
Hook his the ne plus ultra of Ash hooks and is ss.
tued entirely 70 sede the mary hook now in use IL
saranz'd with asprng lever aud striking hook The srk.
ihe main hook sud . Iesusd BY sde whn the fish nbbss
head. hey made % Ages and adapted 10 taxing
NJ kinda Of tsh, For sale, wholsals snd retail, by
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III ARLEM SAILING TEsT-CoasiJ-rable excitement
II manifested b. the Hare mites, reference to the sail
est winch takes place Saturday,, 10Th inst at 10 A.
iom Harlem Bridge No less than eight boats have en-
- Of stages leave the Cy Hall Tor the OF cot-non
every twenty minutes Je8 lt"rc
CO. REWARD-SrULEN FROM A TRUNK at thu
V%O Cievesud Hotel, Liberty street, 81 English sover.
sSoy- BY applying at No Is William street. New York
EREICH GARANCINE, li4dlag, lqr sale by
jels ,ris.r c y. HABICHT, IS Wsstst
ITO CABINET NJ AKERs, AND STOVE AND TIN
L DEALERS 10 LET-Possession given Immediately.
arse store in the village Of Umsr Red Hook Duchess
building large enough for both As there establishment
M the place of either kind thought both moderate
'e, sead do wei" E'GTs' RTI y G%1s ape
ErOKtI0N PAPERs BY IHE Observation-Disclosures
News Times Punch, Bel's Life in London. The Sati-
ret, DESPATCH ines Dublin Natiee, Feemsns Juns Doug
Je roId Paper Wilmer and Smiths European Times.
by BERFORD CO., 2 Astor House.
A LAk,TE A NJ CUKRECr COLORtD tOhrk III
"A OF Gt.N TAYLOR the size OF lie Price One Dol.
Lns Brother % Ann stre et n u have just publisher
the oaly correct likeness Of General T. Taylor gwen 10
the AmeHean people no expense has been spared by the
ing certificate accompanies each pats with correct ltho'
graph VI the autographs
We, the undsssned Officers If the IT, g. Army being per.
sonally acquainted General Taylor consider the above
portrait 20 bss rect likeness.
Reg, Of Artillery; Hamilton Major 10Th Iuf w sydney
Smith, FIJI Lieut. LIST Art D. G. Rogers First Lieut. I'd ra-
20 ms; A Lowd. Capt I'd Drsooos.
any Of United States cone an in strong stiff wrsp.
prs BY :, uniting One Doll, pos, p,d ~ BThe postage
II LONG BROTHER. ss Am ST.. n. Y.
rs ne ,rhove esrtihcais accompanies each plate
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B sn,';tUni, Mn SCOTCH WHISKY, WINE SIC n,
Juae % a. ia MONT HosACK viii sell on Tresdav.
Crosby and x o,esoca at No $50 Houston street between
with the es So streets iie cotents Of liquor store
ness " ore and dwelling; the owner cning in
,unn Of pres half pipes aud quarter casks A
tom House. NA "'"oi'' o"ee. from Gus
Also nae oId scotch whi'key, PORT Madeira and Sherry
ny anu Sa M,o old OtTd brandy 10 demohs bbs pep
elt eorus - stand casks from 20 30 gallons each
tunnels berrpumps fixtures Be- and lease of store and dwell
nse years nneIpr.d from M May last $3.50 per sunum
on ie ABOVE day. whatever the state Of the
"N'. Ae'n's at sae' jel6 3ts~r
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he pubi
SR4kA the British brig THOMASAND WILLIAM, aspno
S2XS OF their contracting wll be paid by captain or
s.,..,.... ~ " J. McMURRAY,
ieIS Corner Of Pine and South Streets.
49, FOX GLAsGOW.-1he New Lins-Regusr
NM Packet Of list July-The fine fast sailing Brt,sh
SAS2k bark ADAM CARR, 400 tons, Capt John Wright,
viii sail as above. her regular day; 49,
For freight or passage having splendid accommodation
rly on hoard loot 81 Roosevelt street H. H., or to
ny W WoODHuLL & M!NTuRN, 81 South street
The A No. British bark HYNDERFORD, Capt. Thomas
McAIpn will succeed the Adam Carr, and sail her
lar day 18th July. jel8
xASS NEW LINE OF PACKE IS TO AND FROM
Nh Lverpoel The splendid new and fast sailing packet
Wv ship CONSTITUTION, 1900 tons bu rthen, Captain
Bnlya, will sail from New York Monday, June 2s aud
from Liverpool the 9Th Of sgus Those about proceed
Europe. those wishing to send for their friends
make the Necessary ements with the subscribers aud
hye them brought out Ia this magnificent Jacket on reason
Jrlsr WI. +. fx2sCoTT, 90 souhu,N NY.
G&k NoTlCE-The public are forbid trusting the
MIMI Of the British Bark Eleutheri,, from Lmsrick,
no debts OF their contracting will be pad by the
I tptAni consikuee. a.. McMUKRAYa
jelsr Cor Pine and South street.
h6G .CONsIGNEEs per DR.. bart MlNs liEL ~
4H please send their permits board imms Gifrl %
soi Dover street All goods not permitted ~ iisy d 81
must be sent to psbIic store islos
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a. MATCHED HORSES FOX ,ALE-A pair Of
A >let grey hoses about IS hand high, very spirited
lZ-A-and beautiful ~ ever cfsuited for rene
maas purposes Apply at MESSENGERS Stables, No, 10
Trinity TIsce
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,RA,rr,r,B8y wv BROWN, Auetioneer.

nPArr,c,By J. w BROWN, Auctiopeer
Is III III fuL STUFFED BfRDs-J. W. BROWN
NJ 10 auoti9n on Friday, June ish at 10 O'clock al
ed by Wm large collection stuffed Bir pre.erv
compr,se. sp OF West Hoboken. The collection
f,,ad great variety o the beautiful bird, Of The
a.. game IRON Europe pheassnts birds Of p,ra
dies aud South America - ~ 'Hi"' H"in tie VEST In
meta gJ 1--we birds eansres, baekbds tbrushes Lin.
WIN variety Of other birds 'o ~ i,,' S s.
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IN LIGHT HAT! CLEAR HhAD,-KNOx, at[
- 1925 Fulton street. has beautiful light and airy -
Summer s'e.presy adapted to the summer object Of
" keeping cool"
depends the freedom aud elasticity Of the head II ere
fore follows that summer hss should be light and any
kaors than with any others Try the experiment 10 erisr
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H W. tKo HOiEL NEW Rot HELLE NEW
fOHk ,lae hliilers. THE subscriber former y at
M 20 me Ilon Hotel Saratoga Springs recently
NE frhk House New York would inform his ends and
the public inst he has taken the above old established house
situated desirable part OF lie village IA mi,. from
New YORK accessible by railroad stesmboat and has
many advantages rs summer retreat He hopes By his long
share Of the public patronsge VS. " ~
he house Ia now for the reception of boaIders
manent aud transient will be kept oen during ths wear
jel0 7t~m G. w Fill ER e,onr,.,or
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HUDSON RIVER HOTEL, corner Of West and Hobo
ken opposite Canal street ieryThis spacious Hotel
open for transient and steady bosrders Those Of
quiet home cool aud pure are to call
This house commands fine of the No nh River and bay
70 sandy Hooa and Jersey shore including Jersey City aud
ob KEN Also IN the vicinity Of kabnrau salt baths
highly recommended for mvats suites of for fami
es anu snge rooms Tor gentlemen, with without board
COMO ana convenience OF his guests. je9 30tsrrc
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-24

ID iheCo
November, BY
iheih
Audt od land described having been sold u. eighteen hundred
Of
s BY Wills smith thea sheriff and Sooe Of taxes the said Clark
for each and assigned b. night ue and
ct th. undersigned fourth day November,
oCk, Willis Clarke
epiae o. November 1913 10 the nncngned
described Jane.
hanl coeOe said county The Court House ia the
o Cluk,on ti our.hday o November tho year s+i
offs.
chuaoiea stated
the and being the Of Dallas
Assembly d form
ed with Territory, Of Daua.
dsnl-w
the dJanuy,
collector Clk the said Willis Smith
Ia lands described as lying and being ck, Of
"a
sheriff aud collector Dallas, Of
January conveyed all of'ad lands lying aud being the county Of Dallas
a Of
Wherefore, each who set right the said lands purchased
dwththe
hereby called
dtsun,of iColrsw shall
BENZ. S. DUNCAN,
HARRIS FLANAGAN
January 20, fsii-96w
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-24

MosRoE EDwARps.-rhis man, whose
extensive iorgeriss won for him the unen.
viable reputation of being the most expert
iorger in the United States, died yesterday
morning in the hospital of the Sing Sing
prison. We stated few days since that
he had the consumption, and was not eS.
peeled TO live much longer. lie was a
man OF talents, and If he had oevolcd him
sci! To an honorable calling, he might have
attained 10 an enyiable distinction.
We are told by a gentleman who return.
ed from Sing Sing last evening" that his
death was horrible in the extreme. For
three weeks past he had been delirins, and
the chaplain, knowing that his end was
rapidly approaching, attempted 10 converse
with him. but the wfetched culpril gave no
heed 10 him, bu, kept whislling all the
time, until he spoke Of the forgery, when
Edward, denied that he had committed that
crime. For an hour and aliprerous to
his death, he conceived that be was already
dead, aud asked the doctor 10 feel his arm
and see ii il was not so. The doctor told
him tha, he was no, dead, when he doubled
up his toreiinger, put Ii into his mouth and
commenced biting on it, saying that he must
he dead, US he had no feeling in II. The
remainder OF the time he spent in tearing
hi, flesh, and Otherwise enteayoring 10 in.
jure himsell.-A. !. EreEiag Post,
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-24
From tie Price Current, FEB. -.
Ew ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

Our last report lri, The cotton market in ah es'
eecdagiy unsettled, dropping aud unsatisfactory
state, the unusually heavy stock on sale, aud a
sudden advance IN irsighis, having caused ma
leral and rapid decline IN pfiors These causes
of depression have snee operated with increased
force, assisted IN the same direction by further
decline IN the rates Of Exchange, and the coase-
qaenoe has been that the market again gave way
On Wednesday aud Thursday fully half rent
from the rates Of Tuesday, Middng 10 tiood Md
ding eailon having heen sold at 10 10Y cents,
and even less, Il Is asserted, IN instances, the
market being 50 unsettled that great iHegulafily
prevailed ia the transactions that took place
The sales Of these two DAYS amounted TO about
$500 bales Yesterday a mofe active enquiry pre-
vailed. and fully 10000 bales were disposed Of the
market acquiring myfe slcadincss and iitmness rs
the day advanced, and closing al rates which ca
hibi a slight recovery from the extreme depression
Of the two previous days. The further decline
above mentioned has been confined 10 grades below
Middling Fair. Ia which nearly all tho business
has been donsi III. better descriptions, owing TO
the comparatively lrh, supply Of them, having
about maintained the position in which they wric
ltii at the date Of our last rcpoll, though with few
OF no transactions The total sales Of the week
sum up 80, 200 bales, Of winch le 500 bales have
been disposed Of within the past three DAYS, taken
mostly ioT England and the Continent The total
receipts al this port snec Let September arc l7O, ,6JJ
bales, against 500 .220 bales at same date last year
showing decrease Of 92,5o1 bales; while IN the
;..e-'as at oil the ports, up,io the latest dates, a.
compared with lau ysaT ,neie e 80 Increase Of
99, COS bales In the total exports from the unu-1
States to fofcgn countnes, a, compared with the
same dates las, year, there IS decrease Of l26,.
9sl bales 10 Gfsat Britain, and I6g9 10 France,
while to other foreign ports there b an Increase Of
q ,sli bales. The following are the particulars
of the sales during the past three days, 20 fsf
made public-ll2 bales at lOi, 355 at III, - at
lO!, 3J2 at l0., $50 at l, 1903 at l0i, II al l0.
81 At 10 1916, so at 10, Ia6 at lOi, 100 Ut l0i,
2G0 at lli. ESQ al lni, 100 ut II, III at lOs, ~
at lOi lO99 at lOi, 400 a, 80, 600 ut -, 200 at
lOl. al2 at l0l, lsi at rot, 1876 at 10, 1900 at
-, i5D at l0i. 1000 Tenn at -, 2GO at l0i
1911 at, 20j ut lOt, 81 Al lO., 100 at l0i, $50
at -, 600 at l0i, 200 at l0l. 100 a, l0t, 1900 at
lOi, 1900 al -, I12 ut lui, l3l a, 10y, 1870 at
l0i. 500 a, II, $50 al 10 9i6, 60 a, II. ~ at II,
30 at lOi 800 a, 10 SIG, 800 at 100, 1900 at 80,
and $50 at lli cents psrlb.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-24
ODD FELLoKS.

Odd Fellows, when together met,
Are not, perhaps, so odd u set
As many people say;
Unless, indeed i odd may be,
Tint they should meet for charity,
With conscience clear to pay
When the pale sufferer seized by death
But family draws his short ming breath,
They cool his fcyered tonguei
And gently bathe his throbbIng brow,
While scenes of earth swift ileeting now,
fy single hair seem hung,
Or, when the spirits self is gone,
10 that far land, 10 us unknown,
10 dwell in tents OF clay;
The fixed aud CLASSY eyes they close,
The pain distorted limbs compose,
Aud to the tomb convey,
Odd fellowsl-surely odd they arei
The sick, the naked have their care;
The hungry, toe. are fed
80 odd that they without trproof,
The housuloss stranger give roof,
And where To lay his head,