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The Austrinns Totally Defeated by the
NungnIInns. In Thrcc Bntties.

Ifthc Lire, oJl journal Ct May 18th, we End an ac-
count of three decisive victories obtained by tho Hun
qarians under Georgy and Dembinski over the Aus
f-ians In the first battle Jellachch and his Croats
were attacked thoroughly cut up and dispersed Je-
iocbich himself was a fugitive, and last seen in
The rhborhood Of Esseg. Next, weldon was attack
ed near Comorn and totally defeated with great loss
NeYt the army Of Wagemuth, the third Austrian
feneral was defeated. These three great victories
had raised the enthusiasm of the Hungarians TO the
hiobcst pitch, and It was thought that Russia and
Austria united. would be unable to put them down.
still later accounts state that an Austrian army
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REWARD.

STRAYED FROM HIS FRIENDS.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
NDREW PULLAR, q native Of Dundee, in Scotland
"A about Of born deaf and dumb, but who
make himself understood arrived at New York in May 1917
sailed for Norfolk in Virginia. which he left in about three
months afterwards and is supposed had proceeded te the
interior and has not since been Aeard Of Height about
ed that meeting Andrew Pusr, will inform George
Ii. Butler, ESQ., attorney law, New York. Messrs
Charles and George Reid Norfolk, Virginia. Loftin
Elicit, ESD, Richmond Va, who WILL his being brought
to any Of them pay the person a reward Of $50.
mYlI 81. law
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS
MEN,
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,
No 90 CEDAR STREET.

uHRC c. MARSH, Accountant Author Of the Science OF
nj Double Entry Book keeping Smplihed," and the Art
of Single Entry Improved continues to teach
There are no cssseeach pupil has desk to himself put
NJ once keeping books receives separate nsrnton and
hns with all the account books cons
utng set also with many important mercantile caou-
aons OF moderate capacity b. this course become
bookkeepers in month, and receive cer
fcatcs TO that effect.
rrospectuses with terms obtained ~ the rooms rom '
N,toGp,M. AhE
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important from Turkey,

According to the Lircrpoo Journal OF the 18th inst
accounts from Constantnope state that the Russians
had totally failed in their designs The Porte
tifying the Bosphorns. A Russian officer had been
shot for writing to Gen. Benz that he and 00o men
who would pass over to Hungary if sent against them
in Wallachia
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STATIONERY. &C,

STATIONERY, &C.
DLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY-FRAN-
ID CTS LOUTREL, " Maiden Lane, manufacture every
style Of Account Book and sell the lowest cash prosSi
also Letter Cap and Note Papers, Envelopes Gold Pens,
Portfolios Scrap Books Inks Wax Wafer Manifold Letter
Writer'S Copying and Notarial Presses Fancy and staple
FRANCIS l. LOUTREL.
mh20 l3t IT Maiden Lane
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SOLAR LAMPS AND GIRANDOLES.
THE SUBSCRIBER would direct public attention to hii
large and extensive stock of Grandolcs Solar Lamps
Hall Lanthorns Doric and Miniature Lamps including all
the styles and improvements of the different manufac
lures for oil lard camphene burning fluid every article
represented and sold at prices only to be found
Pure sperm OIL lard and whale do burning aud
spirits of turpenne alcohol wholesale and RETAIL cheaper
than any other store in the city. SOLOMON kEILEY,
ms law wv at. of
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HARDWARE, &C.
IRON sAFE WAREHOUSE

IRON SAFE WAREHOUSE,
Cos.l 1877 AND 1879 WATER STREET
SILAS G.. HERRING,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF IRON SAFES AND MO-
~ ncy Chests and Manufacturer of the genuine Patent
Salamander Safe"
Second Of other makers such been
in part payment the Salamand sale less than
half first cost. ml3 l3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES.
AT THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR OFFICERS on
the Thse held on the 10th in
''an' the tRk P ssas duly
GEORGE CARNEGIE, Vice President.
a sGsS sHS%A eAEsR H5ss's Secretary
MAsAcEns;
S S6Rs WR naIHeArh'
5 S $HIS ffa ! H sS.S;n
TREAsuRER's REPORT,
FR-May H. BY balance on hand ............ 500 %
is4e.-May 10, by proceeds Of two balls, including
dues ana fees Re- ............ 1,ll6 rs
sl,757 o.
To expenses of two balls,
To donations to applicants s 81 % 72 g,
D' JUN huGll NAx, rlreassa nSa 80
New York, May II, 1870. my2 Sits
MIR CARL FLOR OF altoona, SON OF THE DE-
hs sight send ~hous delay
ss SS u, Ehs haSs {, nfSr% him Of
New York, the 2lst of May, lsie my2s Il.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
HEApeuARrERs MARINE CoRPs,1
QvARTERMAsTER's OFrIcE, ;
Crp,RAyr pRopos va HiSS r May T. is2
= until ii o'clock A. NJ. on Monday the 18th day Of june
tor or as s of best Coax 4R
SsroT Swnr Stations sf frs m % s o
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charleston, Massachusetts.
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsyl yania.
Gosport, near Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola, Florida.
Washp gtop, District of Columbia.
Each propo will separately price per cord
the wood ton for the best coal bushe
for the bitumipous coal
Wood or coal will be furnished at the option of the govern
ment and will he delivered piled and each
point as each commanding officer designate free ef
pense to the United States.
Persons DESTROYS of proposing for the supply
the probable quantity that will be required
the several commanding officers.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by the
names OF two sureties Of known responsibility
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel"
AUG A. NICHOLSON,
my2S 3taw3w Quartermaster Marine CORPS.
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LAMPS. &c.


MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS.
HALL, PARLOR AND STORE LAMPS, GIRANDOLES
IL Fluid Lamps, Globes, Wcks, Chimneys Camphins Oh
and Burning Fluid, wholesale and retail at
mh2O 13t G. A. BALDWINS, 591a Bowery.
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CALIFORNIA FIRE ARMS.
W. SPIES Il CO., 81 MAIDEN LANE IMPORTERS
and dealers in Fire Arms nvite the attention Of Cali
fornians hor stock of United States Rifles Carbnes Nus
kets Short Rifles double and single barrel Guns Revolving
Pistols Bowie Knives Pouches, Belts, &c. &c. having the
largest articles description which they
wholesale and retail. MI list
PORTABLE IRON HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA.
VTNHE GALVANIZED IRON HOUSES CONSTRUCTED
by me for California having met with much approval
thus induced to call the attention Of those going CALI
fornia to examination of them The iron is In
such that all of the house. and sides,
glide together and house 2Oxl5 less than
day They far cheaper than wood fire. and much
more than house the above b
shipped boxes IL feet long
deep the freight which would about $l4
There will also be trouble in removing from part
OF the country to another the house In hours
be taken down and put by calling the subscriber
house of the above size can be
MO lSt PETER MAYOR, 10 Stone street.
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The Very Latest,

For the very latest telegraphic news from Eu
rope, see another column.
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TOBACCO.


TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGARS.
". G. LEMON
NrANUrACTvHpR Of Fine Cut Chewing and Sn okng To-
l and snuAs invites the attention omerchants and
dealers the country these articles being unequaed in
quality style and price, trial of which will satisfy hoseinte
they the cheapest and the best Also Segars
variety always hand at the lowest prices Deal
ers will please call before purchasing elsewhere.
apl0-l5ts W. q. LEMON. 4 Wall st.
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The Latest Ship News.
The Roscius, Capt Eldridge,went to sea this morn
ing, Saturday. with large number Of passengers
(steerage) and good freight.
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goods and two of our company who stated that
the boats had been too heavily loaded and With or
ders TO return for the balance shore the river
and take the same to Chagres and sell 1t at once, for
best prices offered well that which reserved
until we could receive authentic news from Gorgona
1t was thought also advisable to send the boats down
to Chagres for SALE the rush being stream Having
disposed Of the remainder Of the goods, concluded
to hire canoes, and start on Tuesday morning our
selves
On the Goth, we hired two large canoes for seventy
dollars to be manned by two natives EACH to take
party to Gorgona which had increased to ten in num-
Der
On the 27th at o'clock A. NJ, we left in the
canoes five besides two natives in EACH also
our baggage and quantity Of articles belonging to
The river Chagres is a beautiful and romantic
river, both sides Of which covered with trees of
most every description, and the most beautiful variety
OF foliage ever saw. among which recognized the
plantain the leaves of which have two feet wide
by seven and eight feet long the PALM cocoa, and
bearing blossoms resembling the lilac. honey sucRle
morning glory, and others more beautiful that will
not attempt to describe The woods would echo with
the rich notes OF splendid BIRDS OF endless varieties OF
plumage. saw great abundance of cranes Of three
distinct colors-white, lead color, and back-on the
banks Of the river besides few algators and guanos
which resemble the lizard, but much larger, and
considered very excellent eating by the natives also,
young crocodile and plenty Of monkeys with which the
woods, from Chagres to Gorgona. abound. The large
ones make an awful howl, resembling many tigers, or
other ferecious animals by which the stranger is al
giving you but faint idea of it, After leaving Chagres,
for about quarter of a mile II is impossible to
ahead for more than thousand feet at any time
until you arrive at Gorgona 1t is series Of wistings
and turning circles, from end to the other After
proceeding about sixteen eighteen miles, the water
becomes shallow, with strong currents and rapids,
when 1t becomes necessary to pole the balance of the
passage Sometimes where the current is the
strongest the natives obliged to get in the water
and pull the canoe until they clear the rapids
The river. should think, at least sixty miles
long from Chagres to Gorgona and that appears to be
the distance allowed by those who better able to
judge than myself As no appears to know, to
certainty the legth OF the river, viii mention the
names Of the places from Chagres to Gorgona, which
contain from one to three ranches each The names
VI the ranches are well known by the natives and
their only guide:-
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REFRIG f. r TORS.
VOHN NJ. SMITHS IMPROVED PREMIUM RIFRTGE-
and Shower Bait the oldest and most
approved the United States Also Childrcns Self Excr
cng Swing Bath Tubs Sponge Tubs Hair Cloves Wholesale
retail Refrgcrators and Shower Baths made order
and repaired s6S Broadway. Open Evenings. ap2 13t
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GOLD TESTS.
CALIFORNIANS AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN A
Obox Test with acids also Scales and Cup
Weights. c. J. W. MASON, l56 Fulton steet Sd floor.
ap3 l3ts
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MISCELLANEOUS.


SPY GLASSES,
a ns S snSfS
'''''.s ILEcTFS alcSETlc ArpARArgs.
JOHN ROAC IL,
NJ sorTIcIAS,
spectacles Eye Glasses Pocket Compases &c Be- my2s
FILTERS! FILTERS!
PURE WATER.
M0NG THE CHOLERA PREVENTIvES SUGGEST
A ed By the i9%m ns s na the % sf law
ing or for s' drIT pS, be- av"ided IMPURE
All Of which can bsrHRSG ri RITER the
1t the slime produced by decsyed vegetable mat
water u '"' " CRoToN SPRING WATER,
that of rain water the nearest possible to the pure ana
H"'''"' ''' OXYDE OF DYDROGEN,
years in the city York thousands attest its
and superiority over wAEEF BoN
my2S Office of the Diaphragm Filter $40 broadway.
NEW AND IMPROVED PoUDRETTE.-l,oo BARRELS
nuacturng Company the Oldest established company in the
its ferns powers and the surprising stimulus
Ss al 5 sS 81 s s n t % sns the
world for worth will acre in the hill and
M TRIAL Of SSSf SSS Of
& bsSre FsSS II free ali n d S
Company, 81 Liberty ST., New York my2s lt'
BAHAMA SPONGE.
WHITE CARRIAGE, sUPERFINE VELVET, FINE
w glove Sponge large assortment constantly
on hand and for sale by W. H. NEm MAN,
myl5 II 'oreari street.
REMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND, IRELAND AND
SCOTLAND.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS GIVE DRAFTS AT SIGHT, PAY
l. able in all the principal towns Money may be sent
giving the and address oil the party TO
receive which win he regularly forwarded Apply to
myl5 l3t* ABRAHAM BELL son, III Fulton street.
SHELLS. SHELLS SHELLS!
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE TO THE
patrons conchology and the public In general very
choice selection Shells both for the scientific and
collector moderate prices All kinds OF specimens
history bought sold and exchanged Shells cleaned
in uperb manner 30 John street. corner Nassau myl5 3t
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS
MEN.
n FLAvEL WILKIN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
-. formerly Of Orange N W having permanently
Gated himself Nashville will attend all ofcol-
lection and litigation in Middle Tennessee for the merchants
and business Of Northern and Eastern at The Short
est notice and on the most liberal terms pedgng hmse 70
give the best satisfaction that punousy and strict attention
" business will warrant. lis r.ers for ipquiresto
Ills Excellency Neil g. Brown, Nashyiiie. ien"u
X. j. Meigs Nashville Tenn H. l.. Stevens Iotihc ''io"
Francis b. Fog Esq. "Royt simscn, Gipsinnau -,
AIsx McKenzie samI j. Wiikin, Goshen, N. Y.
James Waiier "Jobn N. Eager, st. Louis, Mo.
Prof James Hamilton, ~. H.. MeWilliams, Werehans
Rev u mq,ntinstcss ,"vviIs np Nassau st. wy
o%mn ahsii, co Apri, ists ap lo-l3t,
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,
NO IS CEDAR STREET.
IN ia Stuap NeI' nd
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az OOO-GoUNTRY MERCHANTS AND ALL
removed to the spacious store No 3 GREErwIcH STREET.
where he will at all times be prepared the public with
everything in his line at prices low IL not lower than
other in this city His stock embraces every
variety Of Par0r Stand Reading and Hand Lamps Chande
lers &c., for OIL camphne spirit and phosgene Also,
assortment of Table and other Cutlery Glassware do Oil
Campine, Spirit Gas Phogene Gas Lamp Wicks ke. Pur
caNrs invited to call before making their selections
tfA20 l3t. law CHAS. FULLER.
No Z3 Greenwich. between Warren and Chambers sts
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BABY ] U M P E r
WINDOW SHADES.

BARTOL'S WINDOW SHADE WAREHOUSE,
l75 aud III Wiliam street one door from Beekman,
Ncto York.
AIDES and gentlemen Of wishing purchase Win
IL dow Shades Gilt Cornces, Pins Loops re- will find the
greatest assortment in the country and at the lowest market
price . ..
tradewn be sold low. Also, Cord rssses Brasses &c;
mh2S l3ts law SAMUEL T. BAkIoL.
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CALIFORNIA.

VNhE UNDERSIGNED, PASSENGERS BY THE BRIG
NARY, captain J. X. Hayes from New York san
De Nicaragua in the Of February l8l9 being
esnr o. California Association and Others wish to
prudence with which the their
non OF ms SKIN as an able and navigator and their
io MN as an urbane, hear,ed and courteous
s hsy return to him their thanks for his uniform
nton 10 ther comfort and during the rapid
and prosperous now completely and wish him
equal success in all his future trips '' ~ ~ >
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RENlITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND AND
SCOTLAND.
rTNHE SUBSCRIBERS GIVE DRAFTS At SIGHT, PAY
able in all the principal towns. Money may be sent
them by giving the and address of the party to
receive IL, which win he regularly forwarded Apply to
myl5 1879 ABRAHAM BELL Il son, III Fulton street.
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BAHAMA SPONGE.
WHITE CARRIAGE, SUPERfINE VELVET, FINE
glove and coarse Sponge large constantly
ON hand and for sale, by W. II. NEWMAN,
myl5 NJ rs Pearl street.
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PAPER HANGINGs AND WINDOW SHADES AT

PAFEK TANGINGS AND WINDOW SH<fDES ~
REDUCED PRICES. 1900.
TIME SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST kECEtv ~ ~. NJ.
the best Of Europe and the United Sta.es
splendid assortment angngs and indow onsdes'
also Curtain Materials Of every descrp.oo aee ana en-
Muslin Window Cornices and oruameat
of pure hair and other mattresses feather
bed Sc with every article in the upholstery line whole
se and retail at prices cent than other
sstsbshment in the city Az r. DAVIES, Urholstsrers
a.les.. 80 Dewey md ~ : ~-.S- '-.-s~
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CORNELIUS SOLAR LAMPS.


n IRANDOLES, Chandeliers, patterns, in Ormuiu
" Silver Damask; Plated Tea Sets; Forks Spoons
&c. ASHER X. MORGAN, 1852 William ST.,
ap3 l* Between Fulton and Ann. opposite the Church
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LEVI CHAPMAN,


No. 102 IPiHidm street, NeD York,
MANUFACTURER OF THE CELEBRATED MAGIC
WI Strop, four sides also Pocket Books, Wallets
Spectacle and Bankers Cases. every variety the
extensive scale.
Medium sizes, from SIS 70 SEQ per gross.
half " IA
Mats and Preservsrs of all kinds
GEO. DABBs L..
nhl3 l3t JAS. CREMER, AGENT"
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SHELLS. SHELLS! SHELLS

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFEKS IOR SALE TO TIE
patrons conchoogy and the public in general very
selection Of fancy Shells both for the scientific and
moderate prices All kinds Of specimens
sold exchanged Shells cleaned
in superb 30 John Nassau. my5 3t
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NOT GONE TO CALIFORNIA.
A NAME SIMILAR TO OURS HAVING APPEARED
IA in list Of California passengers few weeks since,
has led Of friends to that we had gone TO
Pacif This is the We removed from No.
22 Fulton the first Of February, and
pared with assortment Of Fishing Tackle at wholesale and
retail, at No. 1913 Fulton street.
mhN i3t JOHN J. BROWN Il co.
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J. GROSS GARELLY q CO.,

. Z
90 WILLIAM STREET, UP STAIRS.
Manufacturer and Importers Of Friage Ginps, Cords
and Tasseis Emprodering Braids Buttons for Ladies'
Dresses
AVE just received beautiful assortment Of Parasol
Dress, and Mantlla Fringes; the newest and most
fashionable styles Of Buttons Ladies' Dresses; China
ORGANIZING Silk; London Dye; Patent Wound all
which will be cold by the package ut the lowest market
prices. NH yGl3t~
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NEWS PRINTING, BOOK WRITING, HARDWARE
AND WRAPPING PAPER.
PERSS Sc AND BROOKS,
FANCY GOODS, &C.

FANNY GOODS, SCs
WIN. NEUSTADTER,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURERS OF SILK, COLD,
AND SILVER STUFFS for Drapery, Curtains, and Fur
niure Wholesale and retail,
No 400 broadway. New York.
Gold, silly or, Silk Frnges Chenille Laces Braids Cords
and Tasses Stars Spanges Bullion, and Embroderes, for
kegalia Military and theatrical purposes
Veets for Regalias in all coors and variety Of other
Fancy Articles. myS Its
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RIGHTS or SCHoOLMAsTERs AND PUPILs.-In
the case Of WIN. w. Laid Us. john D. Philbrick,
Master Of the Quincy School, for whipping the boy
Of complainant, on trial ia the Common Pleas
Court the jury retumed verdict of Sll0, with
costs. In instrueting the jury, Judge Perkins
charged that the defendant had no right to ash the
boy Iadd if he had stolen, and that if the boy had
refused to answer, the defendant would not have
been justified in furnishing him for such refusal
But il the boy did answer the question, but an
sWered falsely, the defendant bad a right to infct
punishment for the falsehood uttered in school, IL
The jury found there had been any excess of punish
ment, considering all the circumstances, they
would give reasonable damages for such excess
Boston TFdBeller.
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RHAPSODY UPON BUeKwHEAT CAKES" The
buckwheat -four, 50 long delayed, has arrived in
town in small parcels, and already on a few early
eriddles, the cakes are doing brown What slice
Of life would be gone were this, the choicest flour
Of our existence, to be taken from us. Now, while
we write, the vision Of the welcome winter break
fast smokes before us, and instead Of dipping the
quill IN the ink-sisnd we have sucked II dIy with
the fancy that it was a fork But the vision re-
mains. The little wheel, with its corrugated rim,
lies daintllY on the plate. Over it, light brown
surface is Traced lace-wOFk, as light and fail es
'ffaiest gossamer. One delicate lump Of butter,
yellow and half Melted wastes in its unetuOus lus-
ciousness in the centre, while the golden cane
juice falls in the midst, makes a. ring for itself
which spreads slowly, slowly, toward the edge
until the admiring and tantaiized gourmand cannot
stand il any longer but sticks his fork into it, folds
it up with his knife, and bolts il at a mouthfull.
Waiter, hurry up the cakes 2--Sp7lagfeld Re
publican.
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F'HE PATENT RAPID WATER-PURIFTER"
Is new article Of English invention and now first in
u0aHeel INTO the United States. This Filter q made Of
pee9la KIND OF stone which performs the percolaon with
aea ID shape, and capable of eIuR from to So 900
aoHs pei gay rapidly dengages matter of every kind
am nn pa ana Tom It's peculiar construction is partinn-
hy adepsd to Purifying the MissiysiDpi water This Filter
one Of the most useful inventions Of The sv Ia simp
Guy Oh conjunction lie dunbility-no matter how impure
~ uuu me wafer may hea failing supply of pure
Eale without any TOnbe the speedy removal Of an deae
moNS mater, It's applicability 70 be placed in Water Butts
laA. Calefns' Ponds kesefvOim particularly fsoom.
heaas 70 The notice Of Hotels boarding Houses Steam
9oas SHIPS, Private Families, Offices, ETC. for all Of which
efe are sea suitable. Several Of them have already bean
plt up y me CITY and country and found answer every
sApsetaY9n. They can now be seen in operation At nv
sore Mheis persons are invited 70 call and examine then ii
not with ylaW Of buying, as q curiosity .
yr ALEX WANDER HILL,
@he hosta keIHuhlns asGiat e Dsf5n a.
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DAILY CRESCENT.

A SoNNEr By LEIGH HUNT.-There are. few
English writers who have 50 happy faculty for
expressing moral sentiments in harmonious verse as
Leigh Hunt 1t is pleasant in this age Of many
words and few thoughts 20 find poet who is any
thing more than a mere maker Of verse. The fol-
lowing sonnet IS from the under current Of poesy,
and contains sermon which addresses itself forci-
bly, to the unco' guild, as Burns hath it;
Abou Ben Adhem Smay his tribe inoTeaseD
Aw0ke one night from deep dream Of peace.
And saw within the mOOnlightin his room,
Matdnr Il rich and like lily in bloom,
AN anfel writing in q book Of gold;
Exoeeding neace had made Ben Adhem bold
And ~ tie ufesanca in the room he ssid
What wIilest thou a' The vision rails "a its head,
And with s look made Of all sweet accord.
Alswelsa. the names Of those who love the i4ord.n
And IS mine one y said Abou. ~' Nay, not 50 ~
Replied the angel Ahou spoke more low,
15ul ohsaIly ST. and said, F" pray thea, then.
Write ne one who loves his fellow men"
The angel wrote and vanished. The next night
Il came again with a great Weakening LIGHT,
And show the names whom love of God had bless a,
And 10! Ben Adhem's name led all the rest.