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tefers of forged tales Of scandal and clip
pers Of reputation '-Sheridan.
Pride, ueache.y, envy, hypocrisy, nal
ice, cruelty, and self-!ove: may have been
said, in one shape or other, TO have occa-
stoned all the frauds and mi schieis that eve T
happened in the world; but the Chances
agains, coincidence of them in one per-
son are 80 many. tina, Que would have sup
posed the character Of q common .!auderer
a. Fare aud difficult production in "a
lnre az that ofa great genius, which rel.
dom happens above ouce in All age"
Sferne
"Uho.oever feels pain in hearing =
good character OF his neightor. will feel a
pleasure il hearing The reverse: and hose
who despair to rise mo distinction by their
virtues, are happy if others can be depres
sed to level with themselves.
Franklin.
s.The world is full of SANDER; and every
wretch tina, know. himself unjust, charges
his neighbor with like passions, and BY
the general 'railty, hides his own.
F.. Moore.
"How frequently is tie hone.ty and in-
,egri,y ola man. disposed OF, BY smile
or shrur: how many good and generous &C
lions have been sunk into oblivion. BY
dis,rus'fuI look, or stamped with the impn
Ia ion Of proceeding from BAD motives, by
mysterious, and s'a.onable Whisper
allow often docs the reputation Of a help
less creature bleed, by report which the
party, who is at tho pains to propagate it.
beholds with much pity. and a f.low-fee.
ing, tina, she is heartily sorry for it, hopes
in God, it is not rue: however, "a rchhish
op Tllloson wiuily observes upon it. n re-
solved in the mean time to give The re port
hel pass, that at least, tmay have fair play
10 take lis fortune in hs worl1, to be helev
ed or not, according 10 the charity OF those
into whose hands it shall happen to fall.
Sterne.
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LEE & WALKER,

RUCCEsSOKJ To GEO. WTTLTU,
HAVE removed tfcir stock Of Music and Mu-
sical Instruments, to the new and splci,ns store
IN Swam's Buidng, No. 1872 Chestnut Street,
below Seventh, PH'LApELHHM. where they in
vile the attendance and patronage otthe public.
Lee & Walker having purchased The entire
stock of Geo. W,llg, (wIo has declined husi-
nes,) are now prepared to execute all order. in
the, line. Their assortment Of Music and Mu-
steal Instruments, is as extensive as that Of any
other establishment in the country.
Piano Forles. from various well known and
approved manufacturers now in store, and will
be constantly offered for SALE
uyCountry dealers supplied on very reason
able terms. FeO ~ @S-om
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TnE CHEAPEST AND Mosr SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
o. WATCHES AND JEWELRY
IN PHILADELPHIA.
No. LEWIS LADOMUS, No.
Ais Market Street Alb

A few doors above Eleventh, North side.
Has Just received by late arrivals. from the mos.
celebrated Mannfa cturers of Europe, magni6-
cent and jldiciosly selected assortment OF
GoLp AND SILVER WATCHES,
which he win sell CHEAPER than any other -.
Enlistment in the United Suites. Among the
assortment will be found
Gold Levers, is k. cases. fall jewd $50
Silver Levers, full je"ollcd, Is
Gold rEpines, is (. cases, jewd, IS
Silver lEpines, jewclled, 10
" Quarter Watches, $40
Silver Tea Spoons, rqua to com. FER set. $50
{" Dessert - " 1900
" Table. " 1900
Together with rplendd assortment o Chas,s
ami Rich Jewclry, &c. &C.,
GOLD GRAMS, of various styles, from tho btst
Manufacturers.
L57Pease preserve this advertisements and
call at LEWIS LADOMUS'S,
No. AIS Market Street, above Eleventh,
North Side.
ST | have Gold and Silver Levers sill
cheaper than the above prices. IVA liberal
discount made to the trade.
April I, 49-3m.
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,s.1 50 For The CssI Wing.
The Voice Of the Spirit.

Whether reclining on the PROSTATE shait.
Vending at eve the solitary streets
Of cities doomed. amid the hurry and strife
OF merchandise. or where the organ rolls
Its mighty volume down the sounding minister,
Or folded in the hoary loneliness
OF rock and mountain, valley, cave ana glen,
Steals DER the heart that never silent voice,
Hung on the pnions of the breeze of night,
Heard in the matin ofthe t'mid bird,
Blent with the catarari's ever-rls'ng hymn,
Breathed through the thnnder's melancholy wall.
It's tones will gather round the desol,,e hs,r:h,
Bright beings whom skeleton Death has laid
Low in the dusty charnal. the fir forms
That monlder 'nea tn the monumental marble
Ofihe old grassy chnrchyar'l, by the roar
OF the mighty rivers in far western w'lds,
'Nenth the green blllows of the silent prairie,
In the cold mountains snowy solitude,
Or deep in caverns Of the rumbling main.
And il will charm the soul from mirth to muse
Der sepuchres, to i'nger round the scenes
That song hail, clothed in ininortaity,-
Where wall ard achoing dome give back the treat
OF conqueror and the pean's burst Of joy,
And Death and cold Oblivion unroll
The awful rets Of their mystic lore;--
To stray where, wrapt in her priinevil mists,
Silence. one finger on her ashy lip,
Bending. with one writes the fretted stone
Whose Gull embrace hides all that ~ of him,
For whom earth smoked and palaces ran blood
The mournfnl words, mo More" "No More;
while low,
And musical, brcashed o'er the lips Of air,
From the soft twilight ofths wind-rocked grove
From the broad bosom Of the painting wales,
The charmed chambers Of the moaning sea,
And the deep heart Of the old eloquent wood,
Goes I'D ita solemn hurthen
May '4s. MARY.
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The West Tennessee Wing tells a yarn
sbont farmerir tina, part Of the State who
To make speculation, put large stone in
are Of his los>heads Of tobacco, and for
warded it to his commission merchant at
New Orleans, directed the merchant 10 send
him barrel of sugar. By acciden, or
Otherwise, the stone wa. discovered. The
merchant took the stone from the tobacco
and pu, i, iu,o the barrel of sugar before he
weighed it. put on the head and sent il
back 10 the tnhacco man in course OF time,
and didn't say a word about The slone. Bul
he found i. befo'e he had used up more
than hall of the sugar. He cot four cents
and bought it back al eight, without daring
10 exercise The poor privilege Of grumbline
a, the one hundred per cen, advance price
on the re.purchase. Dishonesty is not al
ways ",he best pory"
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Up, Brother, Up!
BY C. D. STUART.

-, ------
Up. brothers, up! the light begins
Along the eastern sky.
10 promise that the night IS past,
And better DAYS are nigh;
a clarion voice rings DER the hills,
The 'allcys catch the sound
'""' "''' '"' "o''u a'ou"o'
:,
P''ice' tf,ioheh the hoing gloom,
us %,eheth me peasant feels
ana oi" oppression ron It's tnrohe
WI" sname ana terror reefs;
az h,rh NV up 'heH h"ar's ang hahos'
wore ,fHr'ess ana more iree'
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BUILDINGS IN New YoEK.-The total
number of buildings erected IN N York,
during the year 1913, was 1,l9l- ade-
crease OF 655 fiom the number erected
IN 1S47. Philadelphia is far ahead OF N.
York in the number OF buildings erected
last year, as we'll as those now in course
OF erection.
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TIN WARE MA.NUFACTORY,
SAMUEL POWELL & co,

No. 8 Market Street. below Water,
PHILADELPHIA.
nlI. Cans, Tea, Coffee, and Spice Cansters,
Bath Heaters, Bath Tubs, and Summer
Bakers.
The Advertisers would respectfully call the
attention Of the public TO their assortment Of the
above named articles, which the are determine
ed to SELL CHE IL FOX CASH.
Ship Work done, Gutter, Sp"u'ing, Roofing,
House Work, and II other kinds Of lin WARES
manufactured at thu shortest notice.
April 7-3p, '49.
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"TnE TABLED UrAs TRAE "-What
passes with most as fable, is after all a
reality. Brooke's Journal of a residence
in Borneo are entitled to all credit, tor
their author ranks already as one of the
most remarkable men Of the age having,
by his individual enterprise. put in train
series of events resulting in the con-
quest and the probable civilization ofthe
savages of that Island.
While making geological exam nation
in search Of coal he, with his friends.
discovered an isolated upas tree, (nntearis
tdricnria.) nearly forty feet high It's
trunk was almost straight, its bark smooth
and of a red tan color, and its head a
dense mass OF dark green glossy foliage.
The ground beneath its shade is crowded
with tombs, yet vegetation hourishes
luxurlently round its roots. In tapping
1t, no bad effects were experienced from
the .ffluvia. But on cutting It to obtain
portion OF thu wood, bark and juice, a
man was so much supplied that he was
obliged to desist. 1t is ascertained that
the bread fruit tree, the mulberry, and
the COW tree Of South America, belong
to the same natural order as the deadly
Upas N e. Puritan.
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NEW GOODS

4 T the "New York Store" No. 90 Hanover
IA Street Baltimore, selected with car" in New
York from the latest in,porn,ions. B,rages,
Tissues, Lawns, ATOMS De .l.aincs. Ginghams,
Chin,zs, Prints Fnr Mlsl,ns, blk Silks Wells.
Capss, I.aces, Edgings, InsertngS Bonne,s.
Ribbons, Hose. Damask, Iris'' Linens, N'pklns,
Doips, Caroct Lns,rs &r. &c. Comprising
general assortment of Fan " md Staple goods,
W i'll be sold wholrs ,!e rail "
JOHN E-WELL, 20 Hanover st.
Anrl 'dQ-o,v
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"Fa!her, wha, does the printer live on?'
Why chiId!' "Because YOU said you
hadn't paid him for two years, ana you
still take the paper."-"Wife put that
child 10 bed; he is all everlasting talk
ar."
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WARNlva TO SMoKEns.-A singular case
Of asphyxia is related in one Of the French
journals A youth of the name OF Lemolne
paid visit 10 an uncle, who is a farm Ia
oorer in the ueighhorhood of HAVE. The
man occupied a small and ill-venlia'ed a.
parimeu,. Tue nephew. at eight O'Clock
in the evening went to bed in the roon.--
Soon alter ihr uncle. and TWO compa' lons
entered The room. and II tell to smoking.
TIE ,on,h fell asleep AT Midnight the
visi.er Withdrew ard the unc:e wen, to tel
Laying his hand npon his nephew, he found
him uunainralIy cold ard endeavor'd 10
awake him but without effect. He p was
called; some faint Indications of lie ap-
neared aud a physician directed opera
,ons Tor The recovery of the patient. A
pos, mor,rrn examination was made. and
the physician pronounced that he had died
of congestion of The brain, caused by the
Respiration of tobacco smoke during eep
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Horticulture, like the leader Of Israel,
strikes the rock-lhe waters flow and the
famished people ale satislied-shs sup
plies, she feeds, she quickens all.
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MARY This common but beautiful
name, is from the Hebrew, and signifies
"lear DROP Mary was last at the cross
ard earliest al the grave. and Mary was the
mother of Jesus
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Tweeds, TWeeds!!

Tust open, d a Ut Of very superior french
u Tvseis, Is, lit Of Pant stuff for mon aud
boys wa re at very low prices. For sals by
April I, ~. bsowN = aiciH1isk.
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The llONela.

ARRIVALS AND rErARTuREs
Captain Thomas Dick Toronto Thomas A. Ritchie,
Hsvana: James Lasrence Boston; James Mclaughlin.
James Jewstt. Portland Theodore Frothinghsu
and LADY Boston. " Heck Y A. =. y jenkins,
Baltimore; Colonel q. A Benton, st. Adams, VT Il.
hammond, Orwell, VI Rev. Bettinger George
town. ID. C.: Major !. r. Porter, A.; Mrs CON-
mooore Porter Phiiade phis; Mr. Downing, Nsvbsrg;
A. Nups.n tics Robert Cornelius and family, Phils
Baron de Roppne, Belgian minister and family r q.
Leeds Boston; Dr Eaton, % y. then,
Indiana Mr. and Mrs y era sford. Jacksonvi IN
we're among the arrivals yesterday at the Irving House
"A Jenkins snd lady. Mobile; W kendall Boston;
O. l.. Ssnborne, Portland yrs. Nichols aDd family,
Kipderhook. X NJ. Wanger, Auburn; L. Welimsn,
Boston among the arrivals yesterday at the Ame
ricsu Hotel
Hon Zsdoh Pratt has taken rooms at the New Yerk
Hotel for the winter.
. lion John paws and Hon H. Bennett are at the
Murray street House.
lion. o 2 Mattison and Hon W. A. ssskstt have
arrived In this city.
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Law Intelligence.
APPLICATION TO ADMIT ~ bail, uE TO D
SAMUEL DRURY AND SON

SAMUEL DHURf AND SON
IN cHsMHths BtFoEE JUD.E sDNoNDs
Soon after Mr. Samuel Drury aud sOn -ere arrested
on the charge Of manufacturing aud leaving at the
house OF Thomas Warner, Esq a oox coutsining ex-
pusve Materials hi counsel sued out writ Of hSbeas
e0iIts, retufpsble before Judge EdmoDds on Monday
lsst.
The prisoners appeared By heir'counsel Horace y.
Orsbsn and John Mckecp. hsqs. he socusso arrived
M the JUDGE chamber. puDctusly At tne hour APP
pcint.d They we're accompanied by gsptlemeD, VINO,
our reporter uBdtrstuOo attended for the purpose OF
giving tail To snswer the charge against them
SAht ~ DsJtY. the tidef r. nsn OF some forty I'VE
years OF sg.. ard with only arm His general sp
pesrspcs ~ rather yfepurse sing than ofbsrwie. lie
atifsd In plain clothes, ana T. Il uddlirg stature
he has an air OF shewdpess aud bu be-s, ans quck
tntecioue eye The son young uan " -oui- seven
teen y'stt ~ age apparently smstt sD0 active Win y
very intelligent couDteDspce Both we're ressrVtd aud
ted nothing duripg the prnceediBgS. The nature OF
tb, application TO admit the oeieu-snts Sa DueI
complaint mace sgsiDst them tor seuding the box in
question TO Mar Warmers rvsidepcs
HOhseE e. AbEI Esq Fl uDsel for Drury opened
h, csse. and stated that Friday Last Mr. Drury vas
arrested sB0 detained In close custody ON Ss ufssy,
lavnR employed counsel he gied ~ the msgistrsts
Itvse however refused The counsel then sppted to
see the compliant or afhdavus whch he vas srssst
ed That va rvfueed ounsel appied TO see the stf
davts which the for the arrest ~ Drury
issued Ibst VA refused and the magistrst- like sise
reius. TO state whether any com psipt made
The prbOrers then demanded an exsmiostiop on the
charges ana fefused and the magistrate refused
hke~ise &c assign q time Tor ndotng sn examinstion
there alternative the store left to tue proD
but TO Go crit of hob,as peas Agplics
tioD mao. Tor q writ; 10 vas granted sod on MON
day lest the Gaze came up. The Attorney General
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Supreme Court.
sPECIAL TERM.

Before Judges JONES, Edmonds, and Edwards
Nov. % - Loref r. Meuep aud j s. Msiies rs William
r.. II, mold The Court gave judgment in this
The representations alleged to be false to have
been made after tee sale and not before except to
the OF the ship which the hay to be sent
Of That was quite immsterial The material ale
CATION that Smith was partner was made after the
tsl., and so did not constitute q fraud In the sale;
therefore the defendant cannot be held to bail and
must be discharged.
over the peoples lins Of stesmbOats the Hudson
river adjourned for hearing until Fridsy next
tthis day week.
ASSIGNMENT OF COURTS AND JUDGES ~ THE CITY OF
INV YORK FOR 1nE WAR 1850.
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United states Circuit Court.
BEFORE Judge n elson

NOVEMBER "a - Wilder rs Heutng.-Ths was
action the suit Of Benjamin q Wilder against silss
4. Herring, to recover $4,000 the amount OF per
ceptaxe on patent safes sold by defendant under an
agree mspt with plaintiff II sppes.ed that on the 9Th
January, 1s4i MIR. Herring and Mr.. Wilder entered
into for the sale Of Ssamsnder safes OF
which plaintiff the pstentee. Defendant was TO
pap per pound for eli safes sold by him within
The state OF New York. This per centage, which Mr..
H.rrips pay for two years at all events II was
proved he had duly paid and 10 was cootended ~
DIS counsel that he Is not bound under the agreement
20 pay thing more until the patent shall be held to
be good by the Supreme Court Of the United States
The plaintiff insists that decision In the Circuit
Court IL the one meant by the contract The Judge
directed the jury Co return verdict for the plaintiff
for $4,000 the amount claimed subject, however TO
the opinion Of the court up@n to be made, with
liberty To turn u into q bill u exceptions
.1u sssfus G. BTaWer 49, Geo. y GeTd,ng An action
for goods sold sno delivered by consent OF
defendant A verdict entered for plaintiff for
8 kfb nd coats
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TIE Conspiracy case - Wsdsme Natue Tsvepier was
further examined IN reference 10 the conspiracy pend
ms ssspst ,lsudius Dersnd and Josepn Julian. in
m the busbapa sIO 40 The evidence goes
coLciunsvJ Z, IA n the $50 seeused parti.s
A tre tsfoiustipD 81 The hon, JulIsn sd
nlitteu 70 bail ~ the sum Of sl,VVO
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Col. Httb's .9ppofnfrert The SiaUery Question
WasaVxarox. 81 1870

WAsarvaroS, Nov Il, 1sie
u " whispered that Col webb's appointment to
Austria bas been f.co psidered in the cabinet, but
ef1l believe that Mir Nebh viii receive the Chsrgeshp
which is shortly to be char Esd into full mission.
here seems 90 be strong deposition not TO sdmit
California with her present limits Independent
State into the Union and TO divide her into Nprtn aud
SoUth aforpis; the former embrace ah the terri
deg 30 min,
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Cnnrt Of Uommon Piens.

Before Judge Daily.
Nov. ~ In the action at suit OF Daniel ID s Hyer
against Lawrence VI. Stevens h Co, for balance Of
eslary the jury delivered sealed verdict for the
all, 0..
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FouSrLINe.A male child about q week old vas found
on "wednesday night in entry at No. 35s Ninth st,
by Mrs Larhn who resides on those premises. The
iDfsnt which had received injuries was con yed
TO the station house OF the Eleven tn ward.
BAD FnscTuss or Lse.- Yesterday. James Dough-
erty. employed In the iron works Of secor Co Ninth
street sst River vas engaged in attending the opera
tons Of one Of those hug. balls by which iron Is cut
toto small pieces by falling It, In order TO ft for re-
casting In " furnace large piece new OF aud
striking him on the g just under the knee produced
very bad compound fracture He wac brought to the
City Hospital where he had been last February for
similar accident to the other leg
AcclDrSr.-on Thursday forenoon, at 10 O'Clock,
Patrick Donshoe residing at 22s r~efth street while
at work in fewer In 18th street. near the Second
avenue bad his this broken by the csvnx In Of the
bank He was conveyed to the city hospital
INqvrsrs The coroner yesterday held an inquest at
152 Front street the body Of Timothy shea aged "a
yesrs born In Ireland Who came to his death by acct
debtsy falling froE the ship Dsvonshire into the dock
aud was drowned.
USKNowN MAS.-The body of an unknown man VA.
grsppd yesterday afternoon from river foot
Rector street 10 be about 40 years With san
dy hair and whiskers; looked like long .horemsn
lie vac dressed In snuff colored overcoat heavy drsb
cloth vest cotton drawers and blue ovsra Death by
drowning.
ANoTHsR.- The coroner held inquest yesterday,
at the hssex Market police station the body of an
unknown about SO years Of age dark hair aud no
vbiskeis He was dressed In black cloth dress coat
grey satuet psnts silk vest and cotton socks Death
~ c'neesuon of the brain ON searching the pockets
was found
AociDENrAL DEsrH.-1he coroner held An ipouest
yestefOey At Nc S15 Ninth street ON the body of Da
bsl s,ovehtn eyed 81 years, born IN Connecticut
Tie steahhp Washington tel and received mi ur,.s
which caused HE death. Verdict accordingly
THE DRorsiso o. TIMOTHY sass. we have been
given 20 understand that John Morris OF MAIDEN lane
ltspsd iDto the Co save timothy shea en- wss
Crowned at the foot Of Pise street aud vas go ex-
! hsus'td that he vas near being drowned DiaseI
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Ibe Saturday Special ~ otion Terms will b. held
when the Special Terms are not In session, By the
Judge assigned sit 10 Chambers during ths mouth.
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when the Special Terms are not In session, By the
Judge assigned 20 sit ia Chambers during the mouth.
REGULATIONS ros crRcuns
All the issues Of fact already jooed aud triabe In
the city Of New lOrk will b- noticed g. the Clerk and
b. tut the calendar tor the suing December Cir
cut
During the 1rst week Of that Circuit, motions to
r, ct the calendar may b. o. s1s
Au,r that ~,ek the calendar will be printed, and
VIII remain unchanged sBd cobtious the calendar for
tNtfy successive ircuit un VI ali toe causes " shalt
D.. Ui.O, sscD tircUit b,ginbtng on the calendar
wtefe the INN .dist.ly pfec' oiDs circuit lett off
Fifteen canses day and no more, will BE- called.
Noe viii ~ srt 90 n tor a particular t.y un
lUessVIb 81 when called On account o. the absence
OF q Wituest aud on psJ meat ot costs
" the tfiai - csuse sbsil not be moved. by tbs
party bOticits VI shsD cAii.d ~ order the
l.Uosf viii "a the foot ~ the calendar and not be-
cel'u sgsib ubtii ~ sbsii he reached hat place
All isFUss viii b. ,tic.d IN, frat day Of the
next ,hcuit sit.r the shall b. joined aud be put
IN thtr oIdef 81 III. lot O the cafe ndsr
amer the tfst wtek of esch tircWt during which.
nutitnr 10 c'II,ct TIE csleDosr nay be mrseJ the
calendar - The esUtes which may have me down at
tn previous rcut aud the issues, ~ be printed
pat ~ ~ cObtihusion Of toe pefmanent calendar,
from euuft e. cuurt unit 1T January 1891
b.se regulation o. not Affect the question Of no.
ticing the for trial TO the opp party from
court to court NJ tbe statue may require.
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Col Msgruder, Of the y. = with bis company Of
Light Arth,ry. at Fort MefIoaly aid has been or
1sfed 10 Cstsornis.