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N.Y. suNDAY PAPER.

~ frst number OF new paper snttet IHE A6t, to
be edited by H. 2. Grattan snd W COrh o, ssssiel ~
several contributors Of Acknowledged ta4Ht u wi %
devoted 10 every thing In general aud tnsr -f u par
ucuiar which calculated 90 Interest irs.nIc 1871 fndse
he reading world with Just and inlepentrl. cribs sms
on Music, Fine Ars and the Drama, win hl ~ Then
tic Information OF the movements OF u' nrosf>onsl.,
stock aud " star" throurhou Europe sn America
THE AGE will he regularly served Dob st'tc lef- I'll an
early hour Sunday morning Al one shilling pr month";
pavsbe 10 The curriers'. Persons wishing % rer Give the
paper are requested 10 leave their names a. ne oce,
Barcsy-sL Advertisements inserted ~ The u.ua prices
myG 2tis cod
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=, TO tkT-A carriage house with stablng for
1-->ihres horses and loft. corner Tverty-secoad-
~ ct ard Thrd-sveuue. Inquire a. The front door
81 ne a-.Illng Ga The corner. mysHs
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- pnV - ALA desirable country sealsl I'll abeth-
,ovn j. he lals residence Of SamL Oakley, de-
- ceased consisting VI nine acres OF superior and, well
.,or. "a with fruit trees There 10 the premises good
and coUmodious story dwelling house "a by ~ feet
with wing is by a feet good carriage house with oher
ont bg diDgs For farther Information and terms which
will be liberal Apply TO JACOB O. CUuE, EBzaoelh-
town or to JESSE OAKLEY, Executor,
mys eod3wis II Pipe-sI n Y.
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Che illumination :


CANDLES FOR THE ILLUMTSA1EON.-
SAMUEL JUDD'S SONS co. have prepared some
Of their patent Sperm Candles OF the proper eng'b and
rot require any attention after lighting uau me time OF
extinguishing. They len al tbs following stores
where A supply will be KEPT for sale: A. Bninger Co
Ill Broadway samuel Kip. 495 Broadway Chester
snd 42 Wakerst :. V AbrO, corner bowery and bond'
Il. Daniel Holt Market and Madison ssi JONI Cook
755 Broadway and AT their own store 20 Fullon- ms Us
ILLUMINATION. ILLUMINATION!!- La
tFANETTE TAPER, the same article mat was 80 eN-
trnsivev sod throughout the United states az ne un
naton FOR lafayette snd Al the late iumnai ns ~ a
delpha Baltimore &c SC Manufactured by the same per
son a. r. Pereyral hey are the hest M cea1est lhr
safest. snd above an tie cheapest sce maj can De usu
fcr the occasion the cost being only one cent piece ro
sale by J. C. POMEROli Al G hols eiusic s,oIe, 10
Fultou-st and by TURNER FISHER, - Chaiham-sL
CANDLES FOR THE ILLUMINATION-Jns
Ar.c.ved supply Of hr-t quality Sperm Candies u 20
the pound ordered expressly for ne Illumination VIII
Ilro stout hree honrs-f1r sale by he box or smaller
qusnuty, by GAssNER YOUNG, i5@ Chsnsm..L
my5 81 va Iee-
CGSDJF- FOR THE ILLUMINATJON.-
y MORSE 4 WfN-LOW, Al the Chelsea Worss, Ihlr-
terbs between Ninth and Tenh avenues have ior sale
cs19e o. - sizes suitable for The celebfauon OF Foey
next Orders through he Post Office viii be promptly a.
tended 10 wv -
D1TRIOT~ ATTEND-Au Ihose disposed to eeie-
srcipaiing ir The general ilum nation on Friday next
can ohtan csnd estick. a. uhing expense ana "hrh
NAV be put up a a. The fo owing 'tores Sey-
rnor's Chsram-.cuare: Weeds Is Diyision-st; Woods
too 81 Chaihamst or al - DsVid bA 1tx ~ as
er o. Please cal early. my3 MN&Ih-
(ANDLESTICKs for the Iliuminstion-l9oOo 70,
T.f,s,veSns my4 81
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Gonses for Sale.


- NOTICR-To BOARDING. SCHOOLS AND 9TH
. r INSTITUTIONS For sale, the property situate
- q We~hawEen N J. miles from the Hoboken for.
~ known the NoVntsn Pavilion. the highest point
In The neshborhood Of NsvYork and from which IL hsd
the gnhcent prospect Of the lower bay ard the
Norm River. consisting Of large mansion, bsrp leg
hous- ell filed and cot houses compl-e 10 good repair,
about u u excellent land In high state Of eul
tivaiio1.
The above presents the finest and most eligible ~ vel
convenient situation and opportunity for ths
establishment u large bosdng school or olher fnstitu-
lion where much room 10 required that has ever been
offered Ia the vicinity o. and possesses advan.
tages be forth IN Advertisement
There 10 On the premises Q large amount OF farnure
nearly new which any psr Of which may be bs< win
the properly. The property will be sold low and ne
made easy for which, any Information respecting
The same, spply 10
COLEMAN 4 sTETsON, Aaor House, or TO
AT l0ds OSCAR W. STURTEVANT, Waltst
- AT PRIVATE -ALE-Tbe z .to,y ana s'ue
brick house and lot 10 fee, East " eniy npLst %
- the north side size Of lot 2tfe.i nehs' oy 'ess
nehes size OF house a feet Inches ~ " ie~t csep,
fol.k.d 10 modern style, with marble m.nues, iodlns
doo,. hlsck g,ates nc PoFisrms apply 70
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auetonesr,
mys lw o-o.a-se
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1OTTtt.E, Grscian snd fancy Chs - SOD a 2' sS
u fsctarng prices neNl door 70 ne 1i ~ IN 81;
-. bsu-en Ho< ard and Grand SIS Cal aho IOu VII
- stisf.d that you trsi rae afie@ ~ tt5
ioE prica fs29 alis-l COMAERFOkD hLo1AI -
CPECIAL hEPOkTiNt.:-pI.s 1900 -. e s9
~ tha s.uate Of the United slsrs may De az
,asse5 4, the Offices OF D Castle and Edwards Aufis,
3ai Broadway. 1T 49,. s7oo ..,h sooir,.
,v,o p,KERs AND OVEN BCILDERr.-The
s-hs~r -rs haze resdy assortment Of castings
80 ~ this season OF tho year, among which are lsrge
,snt ~ oven doors farnsre doors aud frames, ket
- srst. bar. dsmpers Also IRE bricks tiles. he nc
IVA SIS WORRALL 4 co. p, p, y and u ElGi-sI
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CASTLE GARDEN 10 now open during the DAY,
- sforiing those srnus q VISITING ,hese premises
excellent opportunity The = The .srgesi IN the
United Sises signed by O. fols-t. The Painting 10
Al Fre.co.~ by Csppelh The Cosmorsmic Views have
heen rearrsnged and be seem al al times The outer
Pfomensdes command fine view of he Hsrbor ard Mar
rows with the adjacent scenery.
Admus1ce l.. cents.
On Sun iay evening Concert Of Sacred Music viii IA
riven hy nnhnrhs LlsH ce-ehrai "a Council Rkrd 81
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ny JANIS NJ. MIILKR-s,ors No. - Nader
- lane. next door to Nc. Lo.rtysl

Al 10 O'Clock, Al The store. IL Ms,deu- lane.
BIRMINGHAM. SHEFFtsLp. GERMAN ANO ASEsicAS
Hardware CvrlEsY, ScS0 psctsges aud lots OF fresh
hardware Just imported and Manufactured consisting OF
trace log and halter chsns see ards table butts, cast
butts plate hinges curry combs, vices, anvs axes hoes,
bed screws mill aud Jaw es, bastard do, hand.aw do,
drawing knives pad. chest, cupboard and uunk ochs
tea kettles ssucepans Carolina hoes, csndesueAs snuf
f-rs table Knives and forks pocket cutlery butcher Knives.
shoe and bread do trays and walters britannia Ger
and iron and table spoons round and square
bolts, sc. &c.
Catalogues aud goods ready for examination three days
befD The sale
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r. A. FUTILE, Anctioneer
' ASHIANAHIE RnzRxI0nn and Mahogas

r. A. FUTILE, Anctioneer.
FASHIONABLE ROsEWOOD and MshoRaoy
i Furniture, for scc0unt Of whom IL may concern, 70
close sales on Friday, May T. at the large room In the
above l0i o'clock for account Of whom may concern,
large and valuable assortment Of superior city made
rosewood. black walnut and mahogany parof, hail. bod
dcir and chamber furniture comprising general variety,
covered In plush bsr cloth and fancy de sine The whoe
will be sold without reserve, To close sales.
Catalogues will be ready on he morning OF sale.
my6 2us'
CHOICE DOUBLE DAHLGAs 81 Auction.-Ths
~ subscribers will cell fridav morning st VI ocoeh,
their store SIS Broadway 1000 choice Doubs Dshliss
and other Plsnts-The dahss will be- neatly PACKED In
bsk and colors assored snd tho sans that were ex-
hibed at rooms Of tho AM can Institute last autumn,
and for which awarded their nfst premium Our
stock generally known that comment is deeHsd unne
cessary They will be warranted ss represented
DUNLAP X THOMSON,
my6 2iss seedsmsn and Fiotists-
WIN n JONES, Auedonesr
boot AND SHOE SALE On four months credit
D-At 10. oelocs Thursday, May s, at the store OF
Ives Hoard 2l3 Pearl st. near Maiden lane 800 cases
Boots Shoes and BrOgsns fresh and desrabs GOODS suit
able for the southern and city uade Dealers
will hnd the shove sale WORTHY OF attention every eass
on the catalogue Will be sold Without reserve Catalogues
ready and goods open for examination 90 Inc nonps"
the sale n.y. xoe
VIM. ~ JONES, AgcrOoeer,
BOOTS AND sHOEs-By J. ID, iNoEksoLL
ID co store IA pesTLsI on Wednesday, May ", alto
O'Clock boots shoes and bfofsus, sutaDie of
the southern, Western and city trsce
Also So cases mems prime hip psggsd boots
Also 81 cases mems seal shppsfs and bushins.
Also - cssss mems and boy'ssip pegs.d b,ogans mo
~ JOHNSON viii sell a. suction. a. tho stofs Of 4.
T.. adm, on Wednesday, April "a, 81 II O'clock A. ~
boots and shoes com pfsng large ASSORTMENT
OF fresh and s-asonabls goods AZ
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IL THE ONLY True OPPOsITION

.G2<s.S=-3. Boat Tor Albsny--Tne rev ard spI-nuIu
steamer Aida. Capt q. O. Tupper, me
elegant eost the River, and free from all LUMBER
ed monopoiss. Regular days from New. rors-n,cIs{
Wscns sdsy and Friday mornings at half past geoeA
from the foo, Of BacIsyst Of the reduced are o =
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~ Mariners Division II - oil - pc nc 1h,
is Divi.ion are eouesled 81 their hail IN 1het
,vsf on Friday evening O'Clock, as busisess OF I'M
y -. ~. ,yill be broleh1 before Them my6 IL
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.-.-.-THls DAY.
. TYR syn THE MOON. FULL SEA
Uses. IS sets go 80 Morn 49, Eve p
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~ Friendship Division, No. 3, =. OF TINS
drisi Is hereby notified 10 meet al lheir hai III N
teeotss between Seventh and Eighth avenues, on sun
dsv nex Al 2l O'Clock T. NJ 70 attend Tue funeral oil our
ia1e Dfo'ne' vi" W. Jas TOWERS, W.P.
ID c,ospv r my6 2teod'
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W hbv coined 10 meet al The Division Room. S5
Roadway on Thursday morning. May g. al 10 oeloc. 70
nav HE a,t tribute OF respect our departed bro'hef
James McIlugh 80, .,., ~. .,,.,A
The order in general are respectfully invited 10 ssnd'
By order Of CHAhLtS mANi'N, o.
r. SPATERsoN, Recording Scribe mS'-'
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HYDRAULIC PRESS AND STEAM BOILER

HYDRAULIC PRESS AND STEAM BOILER
NOR sALE-For sale. large hydraulic press ana
4 pump 10 fret order. which Will be ssn very Nv
Also small siesm boiler feet long and ~ incre 70 ga
meter with safety valves, ty COCKS, cast IRON ,4luSte
front crates &C All IN good order and nearly ne
rru srs irquire OF BRETT TOMAS Flshsil Lsnolns u
or OF BEALE, MELECk De WITT llp oIota-
- y Y. w. -~-.
xxTVNDOW -HADE-.-Wirdow shade. from -
w rair ana upward half lbeir former prices a.
JEREMIAH LAMBERT's dry goods store. 90 Ofeen-
yich ue.r pd0gsL A,O, ingram and venetian carpet
mo IN co,h- rugs embroidered table and piano covers
c togethsr with general assortment OF seasonsoe Dry
goods. 49, -
I,LUE BOILERS, Furnace Front &c Tor sssL L
L lls boi ers s. iuchr. m diameter = feet loog WIN
sarh d. inches In diameter, made Of the nest male
,iss In The beet manner a1d a. good a. new A-o'
H. furnace 'front.' bars safety valve and steam pipe IN
-i, "a Glory Of the MON " hits Lead Mznui+cu
q cor of From. and Bridge 49, Brookyr n.y. avis
nFIFSFSs CURED.-"I ehser'uliy comply with
- r.-f OF Lieut. Mcintosh 10 state that ne wss 10
Sed home in consequence " total deaines- ana cis-
800. fro, tie ears and mat while 10 New OK unarf
-. r,C.s-iou.l care OF Drs. Castle Ee~ardsi Auriss
s b. entirely recovered his hearing and mas
r-tuued 10 ais military dulles. p, ,,,-p,-r1
lsigned1 McNf -,
Surgeon 70 n. =. Forces, Jamaica
Aror.rrc Ou-FOr sae. specihc cure Tor me plrhs
sses..s pains noises collections OF mailer IN ana oi'
CHARGES from. the ears m'el.-
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nsT-A small case containing 81 lbs Of Mariana R-
alma, ci'. sewing six marked R. Bros ga or X
p D ~ was iaken from Pier North River, on SATURDAY.
he 81 Of April last The i ~ hard wood doyeaied
At the ends and covered with brown paper Any IN
formation respecting 70 may be eft with the snbscuber-
rs Weu a. who will nav liberal reward f,r s recovery.
~ - 49, ADAMS 4 co
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Y received supply Of hr.t quality Sperm Candles II 70
the pound ordered expressly for ne Illumination VIII
Luro sfouf hree hours-fjr sale by he box or smaller
ou.ntIty. by GAssNER YOUNG, i52 Chs'him-st
- IL Near Pear-sL
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,x,np TnpkRTNFR-UIP heretofore exhistng
/ ..isr ~ frrn OF WARNER PRlCHARD va. als'
.vsa on The 50.h April AL By mutual consent M "s
ner Is authorized 10 settle ne - are o. mo A'7 ''
VIII CONTINUE WN n WARNER!
s. JSO. PRICHARD.
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,vt Of Cotton from The Port Of Ne'c York from Sept !,
1876 % MAY 4. ls47.
= Great Britain. 80 ls6 Other places....-.-. 1921
iznce .-..--.. -So,V,O Total. ........ 1902
lr.b Of Europe. 1918
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EHgrauings and Husfrafi0ns:
Fat Weihers-tLtAogrGpAl; Leicester Tup-Properiy OF
the Duke OF Leicester Eve and
Lamb-Properiy Of Mr.. John Brodie-( Luhog rGpA)
The Scotch Mode Of Cutting mp a Carcass Of Mutton
English Mode OF 20 The Grsip; Wire Turnip Basket;
Lever Turoipsh for Cattle Transverse Section Of do.
showing The Position Of the Cut srs Section Of the In
proved Cradle Hand Turnp Chopper. with Cross Blades
The OIL Cake Breaker Transverse Section OF the Roer'
Pan of Part Of a Roller Part Of the Top Rail, with
Plummer Block Perspective View OF F. P. Holcombs
newly invented Hemp and Flax Gin Sectional View OF
the same
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TAYLUH IND rs q EhALs'
U'HlS DAY JtLl-trD-A Biography Of Msloc Gen
L eraI Tse arr Taylor sd sketches Of he Lives Gen
eral. Worth. Wool md Tviggs with fan acr'i1t OF
the various acto1s ~ their Div-ior Ia MeNcohr 20 the
presen Inc. Together "a "a HistGrt ~ The Bombsrd-
u-nt a. Nrra .x. and sketch Of the Life " Major Gen
eraI scott Emtrished with Portraits and Engravngs'
containg 3t8 pages Price only 25 cents Forsseh by
BURGESS, sTRlNGER co ~ Broadway.
my6 2us corner 90 Anu-sI
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FGB,srf Library.
srEPHESs's Book % THE FARN--iconlinued)
Drvirg and saughtering sheep, concluded s.. Rear
ing and Feeding Cattle on Turnip. In Winter.
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The Massachusetts sails IN half an hour
and hasten to send YOU the larcs, intel
ligence received from the advance OF our
army on lis march towards Jaapa. Dcs-
patches were received Icre Yesterday
evening, from Gen. Twlggs. stating that,
the enemy he'd been discovered, and tha,
in Reconnaissance some eighteen miles
beyond the National Bridge. at a point
called the Black Forest Pass, Capt. J T..
Johnson. of the Typographical Engineers
how l.ieu. Cot. Of Nolilgeurs-was
severely wounded with sho, through
the arm and another in the thigh. II is
more than probable ,Ia, ere this Gems.
Twiggs and Pillow have had something
Of brush" with the enemy. Santa
Anna is known To have arrived at this
pass with force said To he ID, 900 strong,
consisting of 1000 regulars and the bal.
anre of irregular troops--oi whom 5000
are cavalry. The p"inl above named is
a very strong one, aud naturally affords
great advantages to the enemy; but, my
word for il, they will not hold it long at.
ter our troops assail it.
Shu, up as | am in my room can
no, know much Of what is going on
Mr.. Kendall started last evening ON the
way to the advance of the army he viii
probably be in the camp sometime to-day.
lie wrote you letter before starting,
which goes with this. |, il becoming
quite sickly here. but as yet hear no.
thing Of the comiio amongst the soldiers.
|, is very healthy IN the Interior, and
our army, excepting those who stay to
garrison this city, will soon be beyond
the influence Of the impure air of the
coast.
am still slowly recovering from my
accident, and hope 10 be with you ere
many days. ], is entirely on, Of the
question to think Of following the army
in my condition, and wouldn't stay in
Vera Cruz a month for it. learn that,
the steamship New Orleans. now here,
is 10 make one more trip To Tamplco Tor
mules. which are wanted here, aud after
that she goes 10 your city. Yours, &c.
l.. A l..
p. S.-When Captain Johnson was
wounded in his reconnaissance, he was
with mn cscor, Of the ID Dragons, un.
der Captain Ilardie.
CAMP AT SAN JUAN, April IA, 1877.
| arrived al this Camp at II o'clock
las, night, the road from Vera Cruz run.
ming for the mos. part through heavy
sand. The division Of Gen. Worth, from
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WINFIELD SEQ TT
Father Mathew.
CoRK, 22d February, 1877

Cork, 22d February, 1877.
My Dear Friend-Il gra,iiied me en-
cer dinghy to hear from you, and it was
not necessary to recall so many circum-
stances To my recollection, for had new
er forgotten one whom so sincerely es-
leemed.
canno, express how rejoiced am at
the precautions now being adopted in
New York, and other ports, for the pro-
lection of our poor Emigranis. Hereto
fore they were viciimised in every part OF
the world.
1t is unnecessary to allude TO the de-
plorabIe state Of this unhappy country.
The txhorblan, price cXtoItcd Ivy the
Corn Trade. for all kinds of Breadstuils,
has proved fatal to many thousands. ii
the benevolen, in the States would ship
CORN to the different ports in Ireland, 10
be sold at frs, cost, including all charges,
we would not, with Gods assistance,
have any more Deaths from Starvation.
am, with high respect,
Dear Mr.. Wymbs,
Yours dcvolcdly.
TllEOBALD MATHEW.
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GcncrG KearnSy and CommodOre S'chfnn.-
We are much concerned to learn, says the New
Orleans Picayune, that a serious difficulty has
arisen between Gen. Kcarnry and Com. Stock
ton. touching the civil government ofCal jiornia
Our information is to the clIGct that Com Stuck.
ton refused to acknowledge Gen. Kearney',
right to assume the civil magis,racy Of the Pro-
resisting the orders Of the General Government
comforting the Office of Gov. upon Gen. X
This misunderstanding it was feared, would he
of sernu, disadvantage to the American later
cs,s in that distant region.
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s'ea.,y c.mm,..;oucr,' CIuk.

We have heen solicited by number Of the vo.
ss of this County to announce Mr.. r. T..
ncprlI. II this place and now y Volunteer IN
|exicn. as a candidate for the office Il County
Lsmnissipncrs' CLERK NJ The next August cleo.
bn. Mr.. Uopdrll is well ind GvnrrIly known
roughou, the County as a young man VI rare
|Isinfss qualifications, having been principal
ERIK IN The Recorders nllice for ling time, anl
! his urhiniiy of manners gave general saii-hc-
. n 10 The People. When his country called
|r<I liniecrs TO e ,hi her bitilcs, he went gal.
oily firth. AID was connected with the staff If
e brave Hndin, who fell al the blsody baulc of
Iirna Vista.
Mr.. Goo'iel! isa yorn; iran in moderate cir
brnsi nnces, and has by his own industry credit.
Nv supp ,ricd himself and his only sister, and
|hcn HE term Of enlistment expires he returns
our midst without emIi y'neni of any kind To
in q living. having left his business and home
serve bis country. The office fr which his
lends now name him, is responsible one, and
eil calculated to give him moderate support,
|sd he Is brought out a, this early day At the
krnest request Of many Of his conrad $ in the NJ
Ii. 20 that il may become generally known
|roushou, the County; and az n slight. tribute
respect TO him ard them, it is hoped tia, but
~ will be found to oppose him. lIciscypcct-
home at the en- ! Of the ycar, which will short
expire.
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Recruits, Eighty Illinois volunteers
arrived from Chicago on Saturday even
ing, under command Of Captain Bill
They lief, Immediately for Cairo, where
they are to rendezvous.
Las, evening Capt. Mckinney arrived
from Dickson Ferry, Illinois, with l02
recruits They arc raised under the
new requsl'ion for ten regiments, and
will proceed at once to Cairo.
A bystander recognized an ncquainl.
anco among Capt. MckInney's com,
mand, hailed him with
Hello, Bill, are you going TO Mexico!
"Well, ! aihl going TO do anything
shorter" says he.
"Wha, in thunder are you doing tina
fort" inquired his astonished friend.
"Oh," says Bill. "we're jes, goia
down TO show them yaller skins ,ha, thu
was les, as good stuff a, home as the Eel
lars ,ha, licked 'em up at Bunny Tisia
--ReteiNe
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WINS u'NbNbIN
TUEOBAhD MATHEW.

Great Principles and Small Duties -
A soul occupied with great IDEAS best
performs small duties. The divincsl
views of life penetrate most clearly into
the meancst emergencies. 80 far from
petty principles being best propor'ioned
10 petty trials, heavenly spiri, taking
up lis abode with us can alone sustain
well the daily tolls, end tranquility pass
the humila,ions of our condition. Even
in intellectual culture, the ripest knowl-
edge is the best qualified to ins,ruc, the
mos. complete gnorence. So the trivial
services Of social life are the hes, per.
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4 TrrriLh A.Gair occurred at q nry, Ilneis
% The 81 ull Two Printers N tbs, Place. IN.
|aged in the same Office had some words n, the
jirginia Hotel. when they armed themselves
ind, on subsequently meeting The one, Wagner,
bot the Other, Lucket, IN the breast. Luckcr, q,
pc same time ripping out Magner's bowels with
bowie knife. They had been frienls, were nd.
|ecn married the same evening Mosncr sur,i.
|cd but few minutes Luckrit may recover.