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VOL. XII, NO. 9.---wHoLE NO. POO.

mines, which traverse portion of the moons !
disc, from northeast to southwest, rise with
PERCEPTIONS and craggy front from the lev
ell of the Mare Imbrium. In some places,
their perpendicular elevation is about four
miles, and though they often descend to a
much lower level, they present an inaccessi-
bic barrier to the northeast, while in the
southwest they sink in gentle declivity to
the plains" That phenomena like these
arc the results Of volcanic action and of
earthquakes, analogy would lead us to be-
lieve-even if astronomers had not seen We
ry distinct indications of active volcanoes in
the dark part of the moon. Captain Smith
saw near the centre of Aristarchus, on the
Odd December, 1885, ga light resembling
that of a star of the 9th or 10Th magnitude,
appearing by glimpses, but at times brilliant,
and visible for several seconds together
He saw the same phenomenon to great adj
vantage on Christmas-day, 1882 (lS42O },
when it resesembled a star Of considerable
size The light of the moon is defective in
all the specific rays which are wanting in the
suns light, and it is polarized in planes con-
formable to the laws of polarization from
rough surfaces.
Immediately beyond the orbit in which
we perform our annual round lies that of
MARS, a red-coloured planet indicating an
atmosphere of great density and extent,
though Sir James South has recently shown
that it cannot be very extensive. Mars re-
wolves about his axis in "a hours 80 min
utes, and round the sun in nearly 6S7 days.
His distance from the sun is l42 millions
of miles, and his diameter 400 miles, not
much more than half that Of the earth. His
aspect resembles that Of our earth. showing
an appearance of seas and continents, and
of perpetual snow near its poles. Sir j.
Herschcl pronounces the seas in Mars to be
green, and the land red. The face ofMars
changes its aspect every II IL hours owing
to its rotation. The polar diameter of the
planet is one-sixteenth less than the equato-
rial one.
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3)ottrp,
FATHER IS COMING.
BY MARY noWIT1

BY MARY HOWITT.
The clock is on the stroke Of six,
The fathers work is done,
Sweep out tho hearth and mend the fire,
And put the kettle on;
Tho wild night wind is blowing cold,
'Tis dreory crossing DER the void
Hes crossing DER the void opace,
He's stronger than the storm;
lie docs not feel the cold-not he
His heart it is so warm.
For fathers heart is warm and true,
AS ever human bosom knew!
Ho makes all toll, all hardship, light
Would all men wero the same,
So ready to be pleased, so kind,
So very slow to blame =
Folks need not be unkind, austerc,
For love hath reader will than fear
Nay, do not close the shutters, child,
For far along the lano
The little window looks, and nc
Can see it shining plain;
I've heard him say he loves TO mark
The cheerful iro-light through the daik.
And wen do all that father likos
His wishes arc so few
Would they were more that every hour
Some wish of his knew!
I'm sure it makes happy day,
When can please him any way!
know hos coming by the sign,
That baby's almost wild;
See how he laughs, and crows, and stares--
Heaven bless the merry child!
He's fathers self in face and limb,
And fathers heart is strong in him!
Hark bark! hear his footsteps now
He's through the garden gate;
Run little Bess and opo the door,
And do not let him wait;
Shout, baby, shout, and clap thy hands,
For father on the Threshold stands
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miscellaneous.
From Godey's Reprint of Blackwoods Ladies' Magazine.
ALONZO AND T.EONORA:
OR
THE BETROTHED.
CONCLUDED.

Don Fernando arrived the following day.
He saw the alarming state OF AlonZo, but
he was ignorant of the causes that led to
such fearful event.
By degrees the terrible truth broke in up
on him He learned the passion Of his son
for a young girl of obscure birth-the break
ING off of the union, which had formed the
10Y of his old age-the duel which had fol-
lowed-and the mortal wound, which threat
ened to deprive him of the only hope of his
house.
AT length the physicians gave the wretch
ed father some hope, and said that with I'M
ceasing care, quiet, and repose, time might
bring round a favorable issue.
In speaking of the care which he had re-
ceived, they complimented the young girl
who had at first given him assistance, and
who had never even for an instant, aban-
doned the bed of him whom she had been
so instrumental in saving.
Don Fernando, in his intense grief, had
not remarked the young stranger What
he now heard fixed his attention upon her,
and he was struck by her great beauty, as
well as by her air of innocence and candor,
and the strong interest and care expressed
in every action.
Touched and surprised by this strange de-
votion, he wished to speak to her of his
gratitude, and the right she had acquired of
his affection; but vague presentiment with
held him. He fancied she was the cause OF
all his Affections, and his brow became con-
tracted and severe.
Who are YOU" he said, "and why To-
cate yourself here 2"
u 1. Al. ! 1
sed her, it was announced that man who
appeared plunged in the most profound grief,
demanded in the most beseeching accents
20 sneak with the Count The man is in
troduced, it is Diego Rugs, the father of Pr
lar, who had been since the preceding eve
ming seeking his daughter, and who now
= came to assure himself if his fearful doubts
had any truth in them.
Pillar rushed towards him, but he repulsed
her, and turning to Don Fernando, he said,
My lord, your son has brought msfor-
tune upon a name hitherto unstained Ia
ken from my home by my labors, | could
not myself watch over my child, which Heay-
en- appeared to bestoW upon me to be the
happiness and glory of my old age Weak
and confding, her mother permitted the
long and frequent visits of your son, and
she thought that as he was great lord, he
must necessarily be an honest man. He
has said that he loved this child, and that
10 other should be his wife, and she did not
see that he was deceiving her. A mothers
tenderness, or perhaps a mothers pride,
made her believe that this brilliant chimera
was blisslul reality. She allowed the evil
to acquire strength and power, and | was
kept in ignorance until it was too late to Of,
feet cure. When came home yesterday
found my child, absent sought her in
every place ( tlppsht it likely she might be,
and sat up eApt ing her llnigh Dost
thou hear--you that art father awaited
my daughter the whole of thsplelt and IN
day dawnsd apd shs cas.s< nd ths
'orning ths +nc' deadly secret ofhe
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Such was the recital of the good old priest,
which even now soltens my heart, and brings
tears to my eyes.
Three months after again passed through
Burgos. had not forgotten Pillar in
CURED after her, and heard with JOY rather
than with sorrow, that week previous to
my second visit, the lone one had ceased to
mourn, and had yielded up her innocent soul
into the hands of her merciful Creator.
BELINDA
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-~"IHtIi Hdu bttH uHfViuHy FTeseTVeu
Dtlll then, the rembing mother recalled to
me, and that y the cause of my Presenting
myself before you. heard a confused ac-
count of your sons duel and they spoke of
young girl that followed and succored him,
/ now understand all, and my unhappy doom
is accomplished"
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eef ihe Abbess, came the religious Sis
tiers, according to the order of their admis-
sion. Grave and collected, their minds APP
peared to be absorbed by the sanctity of the
place, and the soemnity of the day. After
these came the novices AT their approach
the heart of Alonzo throbbed with violence /;
and in despite of himself, his agitation be-
trayed itself
Many of the novices passed, covered with
their long white wells. Alonzo watched their
movements deeply and immovably. Atlength
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lotteries.
LAMBERT'S OFFICE.


Drawing ef the New Jsr.sy Losirry. Gas NotI
IS SIS 10 81 81 10 10 ~ 4S 81
Iiahreket ~. of 5000 paid
eEdihe g -lnof. a, onin'."
Dsa~ias OF the AEsasdria Ioisty, c AS No
20 OF So 90 a ~ 10 ~
Dra~inE Of New Jersey fiat. Ioi.ry. e,ass No. az:
II u so Sc ca I ~ &c 25 81 30 II % 46
9T Particular aueston aed The seh
aLdia os class No gb, drawn day and
IN. drawing To reach het. aine-6O Nos
dawn This does half the number Of Ticket.
usually Lotteries. consequently the chance OF drawing
capital much Lambert
selling the Whole ,hae Of the grand Capital $4,000 Tick
t3 halves $50. 173 eighth. 49, or ihis day and
morning.
sATURDAY.-Tieke,s only si-The Va Ies-burg Lottery
Extra ebss No ~. win be drawn Norfor Friday
drawing will BE- received here Saturday Capital $4,000 IS
Nos, ~ drawn ballots Tickets o. halves SOC 25e
Also on SATURDAY.-rb. saS-er Delaware Iohety. EXTRA
Gas. No a. will be Wilmington Del Saturday
20 Nos, - drawn ballots Tickets only Dollar halves So
qrs rs.
$4,000!
C66 No Lottery. ~ ballots package
The Asi tndr,a Lottery No &c. will b.
dris Saturday and tie dr=winE will
Capitals $4,000 1900 10000, 5000 800 Of 1900
Tickets as, halves Z 50. AIS
b- Tickets Lotteries %
arrive sunday Saturday
and the drawings ldy foT early Mondsy
morning
Orders from the county enclosing
Mau Cos Lotteries promptly amended and IN.
~arded when requested.
THOMAS LhMBERr.
INV No Z EIch Place
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Auttion Ga!rs.
FUTURE DAYS.
Stales for
Claimants

N the District Court Of the q nited States for
II 'he Eastern District % Vagina. May 18Th. Ist7
The Ahfama Le Insurance and Company Gilman,
against
Two Pianos. pat % cargo of brig 81 sim,as and m
George n. Fandefs ando tBers Admiralty
Ca the moos Of the Claims
b-ns orteed that Tie Marshal of this putc
uon for cash the hehs BIDDER
oy and referred 10 tho pton and Libel
~eeks notes Of an plee of having
BY advsr.ht daily paper, publish
FL IN the ety of Rehnond AMI deaens
dspOst proeeeds IN tn
Bans Of Virginia the credit o this Court
Copy-Tesle r. MAYO Cl-rs
In pursuance al the above order of Court,
sia proceed eel Public Auction hssss
cash at the Custom House th- City Of Riehaond
DAY the 9Th day Of Jusr 1877 mentioned IN the
above oder found beard tbe dcfeet nj
and brought this brig ksyng Captain George
u. Flanders and hbensd for salvage.
my2I-Sd EDMUND CHRISTIAN MAr.haL
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
No. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Lets all the world say what they can
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the
Drawn Nos. Of New Jersey. No. 81, May osth
Is SIS 10 81 81 Is 40 AZ IS ~ d 4.
Ticket Nos Is a. a. Prize Of 100 dollars sold paid by
sTRATToN
Drawn Nos Of New Jersey No. 42-May 9Th
80 ~ So So "a / ~ 10 IS 81 30 "a "a &c
Half Ticket Nos. 20 80 ca. prize OF $3.50 sold and
paid by STRATTON.
$4,000, 1000
Saiutiay-Iessburg No IL Capitals $1,000
&c IS Nos. - drawn. Tickets 81 halves so qrs IS.
SIiii, 1927.
satnIday-sus,eI, Ell No - Capitals Si444 1897, SIS
Sc Gc. IS Nos, - dawn. Tickets 81; halves So qrs
Magnificent Scheme,
To BE DRAWN 29Ih MAY.
$4,000. $4,000. 10000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, class No &C. Tot 1877 to be drawn
at Al, Sandria, Saturday, May Seth, ISi7
90 No. LOTTERY!
drawn Numters in each Package of twenty Tickets,
Scheme piize Of $50 600 $4,000, 10000 5000
1900. quo. 30 OF 80, 100 Of 200, sc,
Tickets SIS. halves 7SO ora $50, clghhs ls7 certificate
OF package OF go Whole Tickets $3.50 do halves quarters
and eighth, . proportion.
p Buyers my Prrs which registered
ing continues to paid by me.
p Orders for packages cerhcatos
Schemes and all Lotteries viii be promptly attended and
drawing when requested
Please address orders N. STRATTON.
~ Richmond. vs..
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. Il. wIsTAR's BaIsAMOF WILDCHaRRY

nH. WIsTAR's BAI.SAM OF WIIDCHFRRY
~ The extraordinary attending medi
ere IN DISEASES OF the nnEs and the singular
d having naturally attracted the attention Of physicians
wei ~ the whole fraternity Conjecture.
'urses have arisen respecting it. composition
have supposed It To contain iodine other ignorant
must contain mercury ard
tribute Its singular 'eaey IS such opinions
oncous and Calculated 70 prejudice
PLEDGE OUR that II contains nothing Of s, Lnd or
anything the least injurious the contrary eompo the
most simple substances the principal Of which
and wild cherry bark and Of efficacy con
in the mode by which they Al prepared.
BE careful and genuine Basam Of VIII
Cherry None genuine uhess signed by BUTTS Addes, ali
orden to SETH w. FowLE, Boston, Mass For ale by
my 81 CAYSOR A yyoOD
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Ancfiou 8ales.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny Kent. Kendall a a,saIeT.
DRY GOODS Ar AIiCTInN


On THURSDAY. Nd June ~ At our Auction Room,
eonnnsenenz a. oeock hrre s--D,tuent Of
eeau fal and Day eiy fresh and 70 b. s--d
~hhoai 's--rs hm-ng tbsm m'y Eoani-
ffni- variety II asd .Ju sty--
ki,h Paris Lawns and Ma.lins
Dsius, feirs d Cos French Printed J.eon-ts
Rich Bafrc.es ami Bauege Rose.
orssndis- Piah Gnghsm,
saBsf S.h mi l.iEen '. Ffsrch Bttt.ss do
Pam AMI Fancy London LINN Drr,sg,
b'o~n" DO~ls
lrsh Linens, ~bo,e and D,mi pieces
Linen Towel s. Brown Linens
Versailles, Caahne'c ard vs-iins-
Back AMI Cord Camb'i-s. Paper Mu.hns
NJ hop. awn' -iuped Nu,ha-
White Camines. 80 Jsc,res
Fancy Cor rid co'ionads. Nankeens
fnnied Pant stuff. Hue Jean.
Caifotnia Cas-Hsres, Plaid CIanks,
PLAIN and ts'd Win. MarseIlss ve,tinKs
keh satin striped Barrese Searfs shawis
White AMI Fancy Canton Grape shawL
500 Dorm Thread CannbIie IIdkfs
90 Ca'es Paraso's and Parasoleue.
10 20 black and Cotton Ho.e
super do 30 SIX IIo--
Preach Wicked 20 lars aud Chem,ssti.s
keapolian Lace Bohnels. Ponsse Hdkf-
- Plat Cotoa Hdkf., PLAID GingEam
lhn~h bobbin.. laees AMI Edgfgs
Bt Gro DRhne CTaya s. BLK and cord n. 8 Gloves
spool Cations, SuspeBferv. Piuz. Patent Thuafa
Bleaehd shirungs and sLeeiins., &c. se.
Al-o, Va uabe sock hOm retailer declining per.
feet otf"r, with which thu with m invoe.
OF valuable fenh and English goods FIeeuor
cL E-,at-.
TERMs-Uhder 800 over $780, month. for approved
paprr my 2" KENT, KENDALL. n ArWATER. Auct..
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Vegetable Universal PILLS, are a
strengthening Purgativc and ~
pIRIENING TONIC.

HNIIE hopes of the American Agents are far
n 'han rcazd BY the NJ Dr. IE ROWS vegs
dcnc spring such popularity. In three
months eight thousand been dsposcd Of and eeh
Gates Of perom by Them received from uawads Of four
hundred person The embraced numbc Of diseases
but those which prciomrad Bilious CoHe abual
osiveLcs' Dy'u''y Loss Of Arp,'e PaucHee Worms aud
Ownes of Spirits Al crsons who take that they
aie Gar superior to other medicine they us IN the mdnes
The energy and the efficacy OF their action for though they
duce neither they upon the Nh
drectnes force, and ary aud purgatve savc Moth
ing to be desired But their great peculiar eIeeeses and that
which distinguishes them from an other purEayes that their
operation followed D. action Their snraied pur,nt
and pugayo critics ior which hey are indebted 70 the enee
OF sar para and other merchants being controlled BY their high
" derived from Of Wild Cherry, they
not Sran the digestive organs into action rs ,he mode Of oc
with other eahas but the contrary strengthen Them INFO
acton Thus an other purgavr medicines produce es'
NJ IL Roys Ps have an the hlney Of the Fun Of lie
and 4etvy, ard the bowels open and natural silence
confidence AND ,he
nothing but what oughto be rcmoveduciiher et
and vigorous Hut the Of IT, H. Roys Pinsthc
Wish las spread their fame the two hemsphsres with
Here They only an altogether on up NEE
of desire They as the formation Of bad blood BY
ed keep elan BY onnz AMI strengthening the
digestive to be abe to exclude om al matter Of
cuiation and never operation until entirely free from
every particle and H u hcath NE and The
dei virtues Of ~ l. Roy Fs NJ purifier n The blood rcnd
N tnown OF the In
fact powerful their haly aasntc on ihe vsi IN o. that
them speedy Of their beneficial operations this
sect BY the bfncy Of is and me ccafness Of m
pleTon they also feel rong flow of aHia sp.isa eoase
quence that only BE- e Of pure bo without which
os be- neither heshh comon the human system TIE
American Agents woui confidently atd ta Tho rial of
bot ~ hst rque obtain fou pefson the acknowds
that Dr g. Rows Vegetable Unyera rns only De-
sctvuH u ne whh have been hbcr' snd uuani
mcusy 'hcwefed b,'h sides c Aanc, but that sf
virtues he's oni al ufaiss.
Free Is boz Rthuond vhosaie and retail,
BY hcszrs puva Purce Gayuor Wood samuel y Dove
famvinc By W. w. Chsppcn and ~ Druggists generally.
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lotteries.
j. W. MAURY L. CO., MANAGERS,
tsuccessors 20 =. a.. Gregory a Col
NIagniiiccnt Nchcnae.,


ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY chs. No 60 for 1877 10 b. s,,,a
at Alexandra. saturday. May 80. Isg7.
sc NUMBER LOTTERY,
~ dawn NumbsT' 10 each Pseiase of twenty Tickets
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Executors sale of Valuable Real Property.
III n nmrsmance of nmLhnrIlX vested nm Inc by the

Executors sale of Valuable Real Property.
y pursuance OF authority vested IN Inc by the
u will Of the late Th0a RatAs,fosrd Bisir deed shall
TUESDAY, the l- day of June Isi7, O'Clock NJ
the TO ss1 at public highest
Let Of ground the Cy Of Richmond, dwelling
and improvements thereon atey the Of the
r. Blair situated the Intersection of gh and 9Th Streets I'M
medIaiey opposite the fesdnee OF James Heath Eq fronting
3st feet on ssh Street and eTtsning back 1854 feet 9Th
a Alley u feet wide
Also, piece Of ground Immediately the Of
etibd property fronting % feet 9Th
100 feet which VIII be divided suitable building
Also another u ground fronting
extending back 100 feet and situated
Waller d. Blair aud that OF the late Sam1 J. Blair deed plan
Of the said property be application Mt Goddn.
The rERNs OF be residue
three equal payments and eighteen month";, with
Interest thereon from the dsy purchaser eiceunx
goab- for the credit and deed OF
property tn 'eeur. the payment OF the notes
Selling the property EIseuO shall
title with special though
ed TO be perfect mo. RUTHERFooRD EIeer
OF T. R. Blair,
s-Iu several this property particularly worthy Of
ausntion situated City sprrs healthy
pleasure ground for children and the aTge
shade
wEtLiSsroS GoDDS Auerr my I9-3tawswGdtd
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by Dunlop, Moncurc q Co.
On TUESDAY 1t June, othee we will sell
without regard to weather large and general assortment OF Gre
Genes CONSISTING part Of
IS hhds prime Sugar ST Croir Louisiana
so bis Moasses
go paefag-s Loaf and CaH6ed Sugar
LIS bags lasuira, Rio and Maracaibo Coffee
so boIes Bunch Raisns
IS do soap Sperm Candies
Preserved CiageT, Pouer
Madeira Sherry and PORT Wines
w : Lamp Oh, lfd 60, Pepper, Mustard
GunpOwisr, lmper-l Young Tyson and Pow hong Tea,
Gin Cigars, Snur,
TTENf-Uhder 500 cash over that amount m,o,h. - ~,
app owed negotiable paper.
DUNLOP NONCIRE a
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oFFicE OF THE N. Y. ConNERcIAL ADvERrI-ER.
Thursday, May 27-2 Z. NJ.
The sales Of Cotton yesterday were 400 bales. To-day
thus far sales OF GOO bales reported, without farther
change in prices.
Flour is dull. and the market has n downward tendency
Genosee Is held Ss.37i $780, aud Michigan 50 as
Corn is held at ~ Us SliO. No change in other de-
scriptions of grain.
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BY Inloes & BTOther,
M Man s.-sSf
Prime Porto Rico Sugars, Coffee. Sc.

Prime Porto Rico Sugars, Coffee, &C..
Al Auction.
ON THURSDAY MORNING, June I'd, commencing Al Oh n
elock viii without ressTve q, close enn.,n
several Inyoess OF Groceries &c Consisting Of
II hbd' PRIME Por REQ Sugar "Candearisr brand
50 bags 90 Cd lava ant Marieaibo Cofte
eAsts Winter Bleaehed sperm oil
Or easks ~Otatd. Dupuy a Brrty
I half Pipe "A. Seigneite" Dc
% VI SUI error Principe Srsars
- Superior Backing
100 Superior Frieu5n Matches
IS VI Imitation PI.eip- Ssgars
so bis MaEufac cured Tobaceu &c e.
TERNS-Sums under siO9 cash 90 and UPWARDS, month,
credit, for approved
.ay INIOFs A mo
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
correspondence OF the WING.
BALIlMORE MARKET Mnx os L.

Correspondence OF thc whix.
BALTIMORE MARKET, May %, 1917.
To-day there is activity in srosks with nm upward
tendency.
fLouH-liolders Of Howard street Flour willing to
"ke 1915. but there buyers n that price.
CoRs MEAL-We still quote At S5.25 per barrel with
sales.
WHsAr.-Prime Red Wheat at 2Ol cts per bashe at
which there have been sales Of 1000 bushels.
CoRs-Primo white 1903 per bu. which ihore are
ssles-Prime yellow lO7. also with sales.
OArs-We quote at 63 cts. per bu. with saes.
ToBAcco-Ssles show advance.
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