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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-19
DRY GOODS.
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hlNeI, 72 GRAvIER STREET,
~ French German scsek s~ss Ins,s I; oe p. o. d
he Public s .h An. o,,v .,o,s thu,
eses 10 the summer be h 5 Vs or ,hs E..,r,n
much carrier his ssson, therefore iii - .,ss
10 reiaee the heavy forthwith. vii pe 1aaue
q The present Q
VII n,vs ne best opportunity Of making ssieesions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02
THE CUBAN INVASION.

There was quite stir in New York on Saturday, in
consequence Of an arrest Of the alleged ringeaders OF
the Cuban expedition. Deputy United States Marshal
Rakiecwitz disguised himself emgran German and
niTging and convcsing in German with the men congre-
gated the vicinity of South imboy, ready for the enoa-
ation ascrG;aned the of certain persons In New
York said TO be The leaders in the alleged INVASION war
rants accordingly issued by Mr.. Neson the D COM
missioner for the Of the following persona VIZ 'ohn
L. OSuiivan son-in-aw Of Dr. j. kearney Rogers, and
former Editor of the Democratic Review Wm T. kogersJ
(ncphew OF the said Dr. Rogers Captain Lewis captain OF
the Steamboat Cleopatra and formerly captain OF the Creole
in the former expeditions Major Louis Schlesnger one OF
the Hungarian PATRIOTS Dr. Daniel H. BURNETT an ola res
iden OF New York city, Pedro Sanchez Spaniard OF some
note in the vicinity of New York.
The prisoners brought before the Commissioner and
held TO BAIL each in the of answer the charge
at court They all gave ball. except Capt Lewis and MAJOR
Schlesnger, who were committed 10 jail.
Orders have been received from Washington for the reve
nuecutter fancy cruise around New York Bay, and in
tecept any Cuban sympathizers further examination OF
the Cleopatra by the u S. Marshal has resulted in the dis
covery of 25 kegs of powder and sundry bankes in the
hold
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nnnnL'p EAllWlON

tho first principle of self-dc!ence 1t not 70 Cripple
,h, would iniure us, TO withdraw tic resources
80 ,e ourselves have furnished TO give them The power
r.ohicr If this policy cannot by universal consent DC
!, >. tcar uron States aud communities which tolerate
uo os insult and injury TO be inflicted on Southern
,icrc can be no difficulty in making apply to ndvI-
t "a Shoe Merchant in the Norfolk Argus describe;
- - the kind OF outrageous c'iaGacter thai We
-, pIy 10 pass the villain round, for Southern re-
..i,, The Argus correspondent describes one John -
u r Tvun Mass, whose name is signed to call for Il
10; r ,hc citizens of Massachusetts, 10 adopt mras!!cs
=. I modification or final repeal of The Fugitive Save
r,,;s man is an extensive manufacturer vi women :
o ,d suppes Southern merchants his best customers,
; .e amount yearly. Yet he is abolitionist OF the
tss, dye and the writer not long since saw hin 10 pr"
co.sio, which started from Lynn 10 attend an abolition
,,oo,;,,, that ninh at Salem, five miles oil.
"a, h, time this circumstance was not much thought of
m III ,his 10 the call he has recently made upon The ct
~ nf MASSACHUSETTS, repeal the Slave Law--and this
c :, time when il bcooves every Southern man 10 stah9
49, Seturc of his rights against these ianacslt is now
before the Southern merchants, anG ms prln
;,r ynosrd that they may know their enemies and with
| drnn,y ,hair supnOrt from all such persons.
. This same John i. Alley is principal to the firm o! John
/. ,iInv & Co. OF Lynn. 1t was formerly Moore " Alley
IL h. ,Iso store in the city of Boston, and the business Is
conducted under the and style D! Alley, laPry " Co
NJ "a RIacksto street II shuu be avoided. believe
G. 70 Jnhu g. Alley is OF small stature black hair, sharp
,ocd and has low, sncaking look He is dlsIlSed 10
oreat extent in his town. Lynn He is exceedingly
penuriouS, even liltan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02
The following is a portion Of the lett
INGENIOUS MACHINE.

Mr. Martin of Philadelphia is at the City Hotel with ms
Tccgraphc Sewing Machine the patent Of which has oee
purchased by him. We saw in operation last summer IN
the immense factories of Lowell and were then struck WIN
its simplicity and remarkable ingenuity Seams OF any des-
crpton may easily be sewcd by this machine, which is cal
cuIated do The work of eight pairs Of hands II
so arranged that if stitch breaks is missed By the
bobbin case the machine stops, TO allow the nlsche
10 be remeded For the manufacture Of negro clothing On
large it would be invaluable it strikes also in large
tailoring and other establishments As OF the South arc
hereafter 10 make all clothes should like TO SEE
this sewing machine universally employed 1t is worthy o
visit especially from the ladcs-uness they shall turn in
denan,y against unconscious rival for the honor Of nee
ndo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02
DIR. =. =. roses
FAMILY MEDICINES, PREPARED By iIh
!, ~ II.

SELF At MS LABORATORY.
snios diseases Tor wleh jey are reconnea!e a. NJ
are the result OF 'ecI practice Tor the last y
DR. Roses lypeclran. cough Syrup Consumption c
C"nshs asthma Suis Of Eood Bronchitis, and al! DS "
Dr. Roses Alternative Blood Purifier the o. Sc,
ii Ds ases aas on al IMPURE sac Of the Blood rnes
Dr. Eo o As raj ".o IF PIX for D!ssG
HABITS being Gr superior 20 a: mcFtna preparations PFC:
Dr. E:es caaiaiyf ,a" This This nis #, one Of he %
tam eass Tor al ,s;. cure r sG"
Dr. Roses Nag: Notwithstanding pains Of al! kinds ~
Female Pills for s,aa!s weakness general debility &c. P"'
Golden pin rea. Tonic females md ~
abdominal supporters Price 81 cents
Aa,i'ijysrspie Conual-t!.oa4n!o have been cured ~
lar superior al other hair rrspsrado. az! s: "
commented by TIE great Or fhysis Price % cents t"d 81
nuy AMI wey ss!e anil p:sS,Sn and their srs;ae ere -
pa r! the scale Of remedies for the Afflicted above '
l., coa;olo:s hsrri"y nc S'lsps s,-
honorary aInocs the Philadelphia Medical Sc-y iii.4@
sgael Ism b. the following eminent phys'tiin-' ~
rhy.c Chapman cove ison James ao Hare The CD
Az the above vsintbis ien,ty Ineiie;nes WIN ,pp
90: GAYNoK q WooD ApiE 4 GRAY; pE y; m III:
BEERS, r. r. DuvAL, 0. a sTREcKER, art J. bl 81;
Ar TIE GOTHIC 81 LsDO:t. no. I3o Mi :.; '''
sgias Say ss DSsae'5, re-. G, r. i p a
with every hiag requisite 70: convenience |
did pictures anl hone our friends call and examine
Nj pra, has fitted up his establishment N sys WEI
fleets much credit upon aad iibs!a:tF
His reception pretty boGdogr as We
elegantly lted up with splendid carpets, rlch 'e!.e
window, with stained glass Sc-LHi''t.i
Messr Prat, Co. the first to i;roGics .s 90 s
into the State and appear be constantly H'e'''"7
! for the OF the a--Iths' lis
The Arrangement Of lis showroom IS eHIl's'" wiz
| Light is superb Iihig =. - 80, ..,isforJoc, IS
6ur new establishments think, will give great .s
every rosbe pains aken regardless OF a,5,e.
our Cre,, COMPUTATION North Light 81 Zee, III hen' ~.
breaI,h "a perfect our long
/ would permit: .,- Sairv No is Main s.
| March, Richnon' unu' 'A'
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dSItiIahlitt ~
ANTI. MINED BASIS.
For he EpgsG

FUr The EPgHrGr.
lIessrs Editors notice in your paper article, sn4
icyanLLr the sGriaGt ii selling ardent sp- 10 slaves:
In his vicw- heartily and have counties
times the baneul effects Of this c0TnptIng ihi tut
whilst all country village merchants, who sell sS h.'
more OF Cupabie, STILL all u the extent al.
uci ia this article" Nor they Responsible Tor al me
evil effects growing ot il. Merchants frequently have
permission .ivrn in general order, by the d. slaves,
sci. them spirits whilst hc nci-aOrS perhaps, forbid II;
and all necessary tor the licensed ~ buy i5'
h,tand under speciaI orders, the same practice
pursued Free negroes. aid greatly IN his system VI
fraud; and although the merchant may be aware thai G'
are used 1t is impossible him detect indNils@
stances.
l:n they should adopt system OF selling hui a CERTAIN
small quantity 10 those "ho permitted u buy an! ~
great extent, the cy \ legislative tEacnr"'
10 hi- effect under heavy penalty ana ah, ~ the tInc
granting License limiting the quantity, would remedy lh'
evil more Than all the laws in iurcc for however slc
the merchant may o., where some are permitted 10 h"!
AMI others refused they have sucicncy oil cunning 10 %
ILL and HE merchant not know that the offender q" ~
master rules ls within miles ri his stOc. Inc Ia" Is 10
suiCicni il npw stands 10 detect the r"nier IN "'a
violation same prevent who DISPOSED
Gi-15ey il, from It's daily violation, without his knowledge
Bat there is better way still 10 ai"oratc II not 10 cue
The evil thoroughly, ana that too without h1 enact 'cnt
laws w!ch bad men always evadc. Cease us sales o.
together Ia c"iurc people II vii, 10 all CLASSES J.
i, arbitrary rule bu il merchants in each nrighbotio".
would join in solemn compact, they could effect H. Com
iitIon Is great 10: 10 a"pt il wtnur! Tie c1"
ration OF Others would short his create It s'GrT"
cash trade from whites well nsgu- ani drive ava:
many solvent Dealers Ills opposing merchant would chu
ks it and rcpicc the result in the weight oI Ia
purse; whilst the moral portion ~ III" community, the S
ling hpPorcrs OF snc course would not purchases d"'e
worth more give yoH TIE preference the EluH
dealing merchant unless hi, Interest 70 do ihe on
way 10 eoc; II IS pM altogether; they w"nt! thcn -
now stand equal GIuund. contend alike Tor honoraE
trade enjoy quiet about ;,ir stores, make fewer bad tr
ard be Tree fgon all inpu:au'Is o und:andcd l''a2
For this arin.",ui "Jali Dc than h WY
and wou." bc,!c last 1" disturb l.. Nr.tIHAN'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02

Thou smooh-faced Dcmagogue, Ou,5raving all
Of worth and honor with Thy new found claim
To quick conscience and higher aim
Than weal ofnative lnnd, which aye may fall
So th6a dos rise, or rather snske-Ike crawl
To some bad riiincnrc which men call fame.
lnir.:ste Cl'a!!nc in whnn 70 flame
Of the rash Romans temper shows thy call
To ruin and bctray; who still canst smile
While arming faction for the deadly strife
Which stabs thy hapless country; though the while,
With bland and goodly talk, dos whet the knife
OF sacrifice, and calmly fire the pile
WHICH LIGHTS THEE ONWARD BY a NATIoS's LIFE:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02
nDrcD>-r M Ir>-ry rI,-D

PRESENT TO JENNY LINDA beautiful gold box
seven inches long, BY three wide, aad weighing twelve
ounces has been procured BY The Fsmcn Of New YORK;
be presented BY them Miss Jenny Lind with copy the
of thanks passed by them in acknowledgment OF her
donation the Fire Department fund $4,000 This 10 be
accompanied by complete copy OF Auduhous "Birds and
Quadrupeds OF America and both be placed in
wood bookcase oYery elaborate and delicate workmanship
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02
Dr.

WAsHiSeToS, April 2S.-Judge Williams. dem, O: ach-
gan, has been dismissed from the Land Office, and VIM
Nourse, of Washington, appointed in his place Lucas,
wing editor OF Illinois, and Reuben NJ. Whlneys son. have
dismissal. veider, Of Illinois, Harris OF Pennsylvania and
Randall of Maryland all democrats, have had their salaries
raised 500 each. Thompson, OF Alabama whg has had
his salary reduced $780,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02
DR.. WEBSTERS LETTER TO THE ALDERMEN

DIR. WEBSTERS LETTER TO THE ALDERMEN
CONGRESSIONAL DC.
Bosro., APRIL 81 learn i:om Mayor Bselow that the
Webster letter the Board vi Aldermen, which will be read
their meeting this evening" is simply acknowledg
OF ecsp! the invitation from the board address the
citizens % Boston in Faneui Hail. and declaration that he
is not able 10 do 50 during his present visit.
1t confidently reported that several Free Soil candidates
for Congress from the Second District will from the
contest and leave the field Messs Ransoul and Upham
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02
POLITICAL.
.....- For the ErqutreT.
no VIRGIL OF CUMBERLAND.

TO VIRGIL, OF CUMBERLAND.
Thine eve of intellect so bright,
Thy brow of chiselled mould,
And all the graces of thy mind,
Which meier have yet been toio;
Have kinded in my heart tiame'
Whose pure and brilliant light,
Shines brighter than the proudest STAR
That gems the brow OF night.
And vet cannot gaze on thee,
And clasp thy hand in mine;
For thou art fur too proud to bow,
To such an humble shrine.
Yet still in dreams I'll worship thee
Until some envied one
Shall claim thee, as the brightest prize
That victor ever won. ,roN
Fluvanna County, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02
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4 FINISHED p0RTH ATT

The following sonnet, which find in tie g. Y. Journal
of Commerce. is evidently intended for the 'snake-ikc Vim
H. Seward. It's capital picture of all his iieous defor
mites. The poet artist is TO apprentice:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02
VI AELtIAf:ES,

MARRIED a Ma-upli,, Cca: Pi'n!elrhIn.) the sh
the Re-: Mr. fi.It-, Nj MAURICE s LASGiOHNE Of L'wr
burr. and M LIZZIE q, only daughter Of f Csp!r )" Ns'
oi the former place.
MARRIED, "Wednesday r.cnin: tie q ls: the rcss.r
Mr Zones Harvey by Res" Junc5 X. Clinton VI LELhhD
NDi.! 10 Misc MARGARET u SANDERS, all ui Holmes c'ua
Mississippi
9 Oh take her. anl mas ;'ectius
Erin. uuly ioy-' n -tsc.
AID may your day. GID. swcci'y
In happiness and psa,".i
Harrington. (liisI) S,..nn:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02
VERY INTERESTING FROM MEXICO-THE MA
IIQN In QIEEICIII &c

TION IN DIFFICULTY, &c
New ORLEANS APRIL 25-The barque Charles Lodcn has
arrived from Vera Cruz, with Mexican papers 9th
slant, from which learn that Congress in session
and tina, proposition had been made in the lower house,
which would probably be assented to in the Senate
tinue the eesssn till after the 18th.
Mexico appears be in desperate condition. and none OF
her public men disposed hazard their reputation in
attempt to restore her prosperity Gen. Asta, who had
management OF the treasury for short tme gave up
a hopeless task.
Addresses had been issued TO The commissioners of The diff
ferent wards in the capital TO ascertain the number OF for
eignes in the city, together with an account of their nation
atty, character, employment, &c.
bill has also been introduced abolish the tobacco mo-
nopoly
The Indians in Chihuahua were suing for peace.
The working of the Mexican mines attracting the at
tention of capitalists.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02

The Governor State oi Tennessee has apE@ne1
A. o. Nicholson Esq. ChnnrclIor FOR tho Mi!ln Distr. J
Tennessee vice Terry II. Conal, E.q., tcccaacd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02
OLD POINT COMFORT VIRGINIA.


We have been informed that the War Department has
granted the privilege of erecting buildings this delightful
place of Mcssrs George Booker Beverly Tucker
and David Keelng-gentemen well known worthy of the
privilege which has been conferred hem and admirably
qualified make that privilege the Of pleasure and
most pleasant places Of public found in the
whole country We have spent many pleasan, days there
more fear than circumstances will permit again;
but will always have lively remembrance OF the invi.
goaing breeze the saltwater baths the sheepshcnd
and other deicacies which abound the Point
and beautiful pomenades around the Notifications and
splendid prospect which grees eye from the battle
ments of Fortress Monroe-T Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02

CI@ciS*ATI, WEDNESDAY, APRIL -
The proceeds or jtnmy Limits five concerts in iis c
amounted II nnDul 50 OOO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02
For the Enquirer.
THE FLAG OF OUR COUNTRY.

For the Enquirer
THE FLAG OF OUR COUNIh1'
ny soloS ROBINSON.
o,,u,,ar ,,n Upwaup thy motto should oe
FLAG of our country from mountain " So S,,a
9sSUard and upward, be the flag Of eacn S'a'e'
Rounded by tropics, or DARK foI.t So
Cured be the traitor whose lnielha nav,
Sewers Union OF States sucu d. '"eo
o.,,.,a ond inward DER lands OF the free,
G,i.s wide our flag DER the mountain ana sea-
fl1a.s through the valley with fearful wild screams
S,eam-workng giants untiring with toll,
.yake I'D the seepers from ages OF Dreams
Teaching them still how it waves DER the SOIL.
onoard and upward while breezes blow high,
Top.palant- masted may the Union-Jack NY
Down to the regions as dark as they're dreaf'
Hurld be the traitors that pray for Tor, repeal na,
Sinking our Union that millions msh chee5
banning our flag with their fanatic zea''
Onward and upward be wachword ana cry
Traitors shall tremble and fanatics die
Destiny wills il If united We be,
Long shah it flourish like flowers all our own,
Over each valley and mountain and sea,
Waving forever DER one country alone.
--ss----
Inns Written in Looyer's Office, the Approach 9
Spring.
Whereas on certain boughs and sprays,
Now divers birds are heard TO sing,
And sundry flowers their heads upralse;
Hail to the coming on OF Spring!
The songs OF those said birds arouse
The memory Of our youthful hours
AS green as those said sprays and boughs,
AS fresh and sweet as those said MOWERS.
The birds aforesad-happy pairs
Love- mid the aforesaid ooughs, enshllnes
In freehold nests themselves their heirs,
Administrators and assigns.
Oh busies, term of Cupids Court
Where tender plaintiffs actions bring
Season of hoc and Of sport,
Hail. as aforesaid coming Spring!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02
LONDON EXHIBITION.


The National Integencer pleased learn that the Sec
rotary of the Interior has of the Agents
the United States Executive Committee at London, Charles
F. Stansbury Esq., make report of all those
connected with the London Industrial Exhibition which
may be calculated TO enghten the present state OF the
mechanic arts in Europe The Report will De published I'M
der the direction Of the Commissioner of Patents and from
the known TASTE industry, and ability of Mr.. Slansbury
will well calculated to promote the cause Of science and
diffuse valuable information among our own people.
POSTAL DECISION.-The Pos, Office Department has
decided that printed circulars he address being in manu-
script when unseae chargeabe with circular postage
viz three cents each, prepaid for any distance When
sealed, they are subject to letter postage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02

THE LATE CONSPIRACY IN HAYu.
Late advices from Hay received at Boston, furnish some
particulars of the late plot overthrow the existing 1mpe
al Government of Hay, and to rcostablish the Republic
The conspiracy extended all the Island and many lead
ing blacks implicated In addition to the arrest OF
lurge number Port Prince including OF the
Ministry about hundred arrested at Cape Hayten
including several in Office; also the Commssay OF Police at
Gonave At the capital the Minister Of Public JUS
tice and several OF his cowconsrators well as seve
raj of those arrested at Cape Hnyen have been shot,
supposed that many more would suffer the penalty OF
death.
Relative the demand made by Com Parker of the Sar
anac for damages for the illegal Imprisonment OF Capt Mayo
of the Leandc learn that the Haytcn Government in
formed him, in substance, that they willing 10
Capt. Mayo compensation but refused to give the sum
demanded for the detention of the vessel This answer CON-
Parker will report the authorities at Washington. 1t is
also stated that the Hayden government refuses TO pay the
claims favor of American merchants to which Mr. Green
and atery Mr. Walsh has been deputed TO call their
attention.
Mr. Walsh the American Commissioner has left the CAPT
tai for other parts Of the Island What the result Of
his negotiations in conjunction with the French and En-
esh consuls TO induce Emperor Souoque settle the
quarrel between the Hay and Domincans is
tany known the story is that the project has entirely
failed.
was the general opinion that Souoquc more
powerful 10 the Island than at the present moment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02

The Alexandria and Orange Railroad is progressing finely
Some weeks SINCE the laying OF the rails was commenced in
Alexandria, and the energetic efficient President George
H. Smoo Esq., reserved for himself the honor driving the
first spike-the second having been assigned 10 Ed Mar
shall, ESQ., President Of the Manassas Gap Railroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02

WILD PIGEONS.-Thc Erie Railroad brough, TO The n,
FORK Market Friday of wild pigeons Since
the pigeon season commenced probably not less Than
tyve tons have found their way the market prn
cpaly from the counties of Steuben and Allegheny.
Weare glad to learn that Mr. F. w Bowdon of Alabama,
who has been deainedn Washington city by serious Illness
10 recovering
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-29

IN Tho s, Of Nathaniel Adams, Of Cornwall New york. pray
W" granted him for an improve
ing or INC moulding and pressing BRICK for
neu W patent, which takes place on the 9Th day
offs le9i 4. -, :, an. p.,.n, ON
the % September 1851, at ~ O'Clock, and all
ns are not,ded appear show they
" nv petition ought not 10 be granted .
Opposing required to file
objections specifically set forth in writing at Feast
da,a before hearing testimony filed
the hearing be taken and transmitted
,orance ohhce which will be furnished sp
,cstou.
Ordered also notice be published in the National ntelI
Republic Union, washington d. O.; Daily
on Tribune New York Albany Register Albany
Providence Journal Providence, Rhode Island and
Inquirer, Philadelphia,
previous the I'd day september
re. WEIGHTMAN.
Acting Commissioner Of Pntenu.
Editors Of the above viii please and send
June 27-1aw0w
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ExCURsION.-The officer. Of til,

a EXCURkION.-The officers Of the United tes
RnaNkksup mail steamer MOUNT VERNON win offer 10 the
citizens of the district and Alex andra, on Friday
AN ofJuy, Of the pleasant and delightful
excursions OF the
The Mount win wharf wasbns,op
Friday evening the 4th Of Iuy ocockwil call NJ tic
Navy Yard afterwards Alexandria w.,
lon them this On her way down stop a,
Fort Washington, the
proceed a. far down occoquan bay about IS miles,
at an early san evening.
The ofbcers themselves
o. spared 70 render this Of the agreeable
season They guaranty the
boat Refreshments every moderate prices
5000 cou'on music will be board under the direction
W admitting gentleman and sdy TO be had s'o'ts
drne store, WIZARDS Hotel,
onerbsoa', Navy Yard, and d, B, smths Alexandria.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-29

Hy MRS. LOUISE woRrHKs.
Prayer IL the incense of the soul,
The odor OF the flower,
And rises ms tho waters roll
To Gods controlling power
Within tho soul there would not be
This infinite desire
To whisper thoughts In prayer to Thss.
Hadst Thou not liz the fire.
Prayer is the spirit speaking truth
To Thee, whose love divine
Steals gently down like dew to soothe,
Or like the sunbeams shine;
For in the humbicst soul that lives,
As In the lowliest flower,
The dew drop back His image gives,
The soul reflects His power'
At night, when all Is hushed and still,
And cen son echo sleeps,
A still small voice doth DER me thrill,
And to each bcart-tbrob leaps;
II Is the spirit-pulse which beats,
Forever deep and true
The atom with its Author meets,
As sunlight Rreets the dew
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-29

CO. Fcattval-The ladies connected with Episco
pal Church South invite the public festival which win be
Apollo Hail. commensinf Tuesday evening June a.
ing every evening until the 5 July sren variety Of useui and
fancy articles together with the
W n
patronage the public this first
paying the debt due their house Of worship
Jupe2