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~ Z rHIAL er tisacf roAwE ~
CAMDEN. Sept IS-The co1a Of si,hops have been in
secret session all the morning discussing The moon DIS
miss the presentment Bishops HOPKINS, Mcco-kry md
Nottingham participated in the debate. Great agef-
10 manifested hear the Iesu and the toL-
ably be taken be fore the adjournment. Aaf
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Aifsr great seaf'h Of musical entefsinrnenf cur ei-
s.ns WIZ have an opportunity this evening Osdeo.
Hall 70 appreciate the tsIeht OF the Collins sisters and
ronpe The seof that has preceded them sure guar.
snies that rich and musical treat will be pre-
sen'ed 1850
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Tbs Misses COLLINS EVENING -Cards OF nd
ms,on can be obtained by eaty application the United
States Hotel. Pennsylvan avenue. 1861 alst III 81 ts
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DAsE Rouas.--There are dark hours that mark III.
history Of The brightest year Fer not ~bole month
in any Of The millions pas, has ihs shone brilliantly
all The time And there have been cold and stormy days
IN every year yet the mis,s shallow. of the dsrk-
est boun were disvip~ed. and fitted needless away.
The erueles, Of ice letters have been hnokss s~A s.
solved and the furious storm loses lie power to harm
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Iucss, Turner, Co., Hackers, San Francisco,
fornta e.6r
CAPTAIN w. T. SHERMAN n
public that he
Lucas, Turner Francisco,
will his perponx
Of the collection and OF deb m
the world and The
er's business n general sense
rrspecx5hy Of the members OF this
title IL perfect confidence
IL dim
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ny >. q. MCGUIRE. Aassssaeer.

By =. q. MeSUIRE. Aastsoaeer. ~ Y lhs.f
VALUABLE ISLAND LOT At AUcTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY,
September ltb of 5k O'Clock, pr,mises
deed OF stsii sell lot No = in square No 81
fronting running
as n inches " feet alley consp'ng s4ars
feet, lr~s . -fgls4rfI..f Z. .sf.l ker eaF ia
Terms oae cash, and years. for
satisfactorily secured bearing interest
cos pnrchaser. ..l9s ~. - t.s.... -
JOHN MARBuRY, Trustee.
JAS. z. MCGUIRE,
septs-d .s#.. Asctosees
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE. Auct,onrer.

The MIssrs CoLLIN.' CONCERT Tickets Tor sale ia
Irving Hotel, Penns ylvania avenue. A e
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
HEtl
a G37n .afHt The Gin Concert Of the ast@ 9TaaN
! NJ $40. COLLINS SISTERS AND TROUPE
Takes pace WEDxGspAr EvssIse sepsember lath
Below present Programme great attraction selected
s 4 expressly for this entertainment;
y4a sla1sfu4s ls -l3.ea
La Pavoa,a, INF Fsi,nser)
solo Violin, Carnival &c Venice, fa.anin
s., 54.r Mas Collins. ~ IL ~+.ittA
Cavsiinn "I'n Merry Zinsara." BALI.
Miss Emma Collins.
FART
Solo, rt@' - +.
German Revasnza {Ms Fei,uusss) 3 1 D. asaGuuug n
Grand fanaxta, VioaH. X. CtiDs
h ~, e n. ~. Miss RosAa Collins ~ =. ~
Air, Tyy0les (Ar Feangeu) siAncN gd af o s
soao, Pisno forss. se sltaA " atldts asG p lt d
Tickets for sale Il ali the principal hotels and musie
open 6k Will commence xt7k " ~.
20 Gentlemen and two ladies e Additional
~ 81 .1H3Ha3TF .Ta aFr aaa a Los
Sep l4lt ~ I'D laH rrsaslgN O. H. CRAFT, Mannser.
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BY GREEN 81 SCOTT. Auc,,o..<r..

by GREEN d SCOTT, Aucsioseers.
CXTENsiyE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
Il niure Tuesday, the goth instant shall
Mrs. O'Clock,
n large of furniture, viz .Y4
rocking
dressing Asd other bureaus, stceLosrda rs.-
breakfast, card, tabea
marble side, and sofa tables
wsrdroLes wash, igat, and olbrr stands 4.
DO = bookca-es. book side-ahl1s
no wnins dress tables, trapoys .sE# Il
and low poet h~dsreads, crbs, and lounges
Git per. msnei and other giasses
Girandoi~s solar hall, and other lamps
Man,rI clock, vases aad flowers, other
China glass; csock-ry amosg which good
dnuer cutglass decaniers, tumsers,
goblet, wine gIsssss t.a. s. a.#. s.. y. .r1l.
Mapi. hirh AID rost bedsieads. wsrdrobes
wash.tands, cane, wood sest, and rocking chairs
Kitchen, wiring, and other pine tables
Pine silver plated coffee and tea and casiors
beds n1d bedding hair and shuck mattresses
A large lot Of Tin, Britannia and stone
nxrn in passage hearth
Oicioth n inatiing window curtains and blinds
Brsss nndirons, shovel and tong- and Tenders
R.ffiresafots safes, cuphoafds, chests
Caok5nr pae, and Is Franklin stoves
AI.o, a good a-sor OF kitchen requisites.
OF Is and uader, cash rs and not
ceedps months $780, four,
noot credit satisfactorily sndorsed bearing
$500 GREEN SCOTT,
Sen l4--au Aucuoneeu.
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ellge by j. G. Mcguire. AactioMeer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS Tues
dsy morning, septrabtr 9U 10 O'Clock Tssldence
Hon K H. eighan, side Of street, and
streets, shall sell uil his household effects, comprising
Mahogany sofa, spring seat lounges
Walnut chairs easy chairs -.'e wv
Mabie top anut tables !.
Ladies' writing cabinet, whatnot
Namask clinz window curtains, shades
81. Brussels, three ply, and ingram carpets
. Oilcioth, staii carpetng, stair rods
Walnut bedsleads, dressing bureaus
DO wardrobes, wasIstands, toilet sets
Feather beds, hair mattresses, holsters and pillows
Mahogany sideboard, extension tables a..gE
Refrigerator, cooking aud fixtures .I
.7.s7 French china dinner, dessert, and 5r
Glassware, table cutlery
Together good III kitchen rcquisitsr.
Terms SIS under SUN,
MONTHS satisfactorily cndorred
egsaE 5ff ee#g LANES Z. MCGUIRE,
Sept lid Auctioneer.
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NEw ORLKASs Sept Two post office clerks both very
young arrested last night the charge of steal
ing money from the male. mostly from Texas letters The
amount stolen ID believed TO DO large. so IA trse|
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THE UNION ACADEMY, CORNER or FoURTEENTH
i and New York IT
select
school, ssd ihoosgh
that they be htto for college, for
engineering, for commercial
he Of pupils is limited and the few
pupis continued whose
bad doubtful. 4. $500
Admitted henceforth who have advanced be
Circular can se Obtained a, pr,scips hcoasov.s.
aI a RICHARDS,
sem lid ....A -# Pnscpsi.
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Father Mathews woDderf u reform in Ireland sec ms
10 need doing again. The London Spectator states
ihst 1885, IL 2o6 3aa gallons OF whskey were con,
sumed tina, county, which decreased 300 $50 gal
ons inls.2. This was with population Of s,l75.ooo
souls. But nov. with population OF 6.5;5,79i emily.
no less than COS 256 gallons are consumed
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CIAss No. q.
Esrtkrsxi G. ~.

80 northwest ssn., t~esh,ss. y vhssA
length Of basrsi to psekias-s.sss.
To b. delivered Boston, New York ~ riaSseA nay -
Sample. sy ~ 800 q he
TSs s.p.,sn' 'r ss,vss q: ~s .. .e....
quantity of nassd sshsss snss Mes
.
Of the s6sss Of - Apaasss
ss." s MI s s.ss ."s %: s. ny
S.s ss": w" ss s; a1s:
Of The knd offered thsss sass ~ sseo~pssy
The party proposing TO rurnh the article. 10 .ay o. .o-.
nsss iav.ss = y ss 49, ,ssI:
onS sss - ua .s
sss,s the hr a.y ., April "s. sss :. ssa. = sss:.-
ecs. and ~rns DE sys rsssr snsssss -
N. s sss ~ ". r Mi : :, s ss'
aa.s M. III, .es. s.,.s,.s usss. =: =: .. go
csuss su,hods'ns the DATED sss,s. $780, ss.
furnish eh !. are required by eo~rs
day. .., 1oss o. .ss, 49, s: , :. s 's 3 .
performance Of win swo asss ssssas wsass
S%sy .s%sn e vii ~ ss. .' -. s. ne 80
ssrs q the dspsr~sn spon sspssssS .vssss
The I'D. Wi, following AssA.y -
viii Be considered that are "os "sds !" "s - - 49, -
f:s;s g. =. :s; 80 :, .-::: =.
.p.e'y. s, me ", q E.s. ss,v...s: :. =
q Ap. n,.s sfs.s vie :. -. 60
sss !. =. 'a.s . ' "ss ss Yes ,ss ..1 A. =
eep~d (os WILL therssfs-,
eosdngiy, ana CIV. satisfactory security - Sssss
ssch contrast - ~ -
CURLY United States whassves sDosD -
Indian b. osasA ~ - - uosss
ss. over ssS boz. ~Ss, he -.
IN o bid #HHAfE
n, sa..iss l. % : sss.s y =: 2, .ss: 80:
d,psrsss.n either pr.onsNy y ~ saeisi p.suss,
ior hereby g"ars,sy hst DC sssvs ssS~s g. eee
vii, comply cf sAv~stsesssue ~ Psspn0 -
Iraisn Goods September ~, 1855 ~ essssscs - -
the) enter Into s"sA ~ " eees
the within The ins psescrfssd"
::.S
CHAnLES T. Xix,
a.H A<uss CsoaAnseso0
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rHAsE.S HOTEL, AZ broadway, New York
Th opened asdersspeA, city
M liz
among desirable In The city, and u dssha
pain, win be- spared render IL
~' : j. r. CHASE.
Sept 7--d1 New ycrh, september 5. 1855.
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Tus LrtLx osv '. prsp
Smeo'b the hair and close tho eyclid..
Let the window curtains tall
With the smile upon her features.
She bath answered to the call. $50
Let the children kiss her gently
As she lies upon the seh:
God hath called her % His bosom,
And the litlie one il dead
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BY GREEN 4 SOssrr. Asotss~cers. Hl-aeeE
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED PROPERTY AT sAUc
iionoa Friday The OH Instant, shs ssn ociock p
Of the premises, good three Ssosy brick
good and roo~,
whch stands being part Of Ios Nos iaspd
No 49, having font on The saAt ds Of I'm street wet between
lie sdjcsbiag
propey This hasdsoeiy
rapidly improving OF the city, besg bat
Of the Northern hsrket. IL III i aes 11 atfe a'aaN
Terms cash balance xosshs
give ief the deferred pAymens keadng
day Of salc deed and dead u
Title indisputsbie. GREEN SCOTT,
sep6-d .9.a.- ~ - s e.t. Asciioaosrs-
6Y-The above sale IL psstponsd. accouns 81 .
Wednesday tbs 18th instant, the
GREEN h SCOTT,
SEPT lid af III .t@Nnht. ne st q Ascsioaessv.
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NV ORLEANS. Sept. The total number Of deaths
ported for the "a hours ending This morning, J9 in
Guiding 4S from yellow fever. A @
Sept The fever con,inaes rapidly 10 aba,e and il
more manageable. Among ihe victims three ope
attached 70 the New Orleans and Washington telegraph
Among them Is MIR. Watkins, chief operator Only
operator remaining in the Office The operators of III.
National Line have all left the city.
MoHLx, Sept There were 81 deaths reported in this
city yesterday, ofwhch 81 were fiom yellow lever.
Sept -The fever is sii on the increase. very large
number OF citizens have left. @1H 4H5H3# 'aTHt
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.
pgrAarnsrr.
Ninth Street bslov Locust, PhiiadeirAis
THE lectures Of 1859 viii Mondsy,
October oh snd be cosnucd Without differentiation, until te
Of March ensuing.
The faculty .. constituted a. followsi 600.
Principles and Pracce Of Medicine BY William Darsch ~ p
osiclcs and Diseases Of Women and Children BY John WIZ
bsnk, ~. d. ~. ~ .s. ..s5 -.
Mara Medca ana Therapeutics ny Henry NJ D.
Principles and Practice u surgery by David Gilbert D.
Medical Chea istry and Pharmacy ky John Reese H. d.
Anatomy, j. n. Auea, ~ D. = f. .st.- ~.
Insdtuses NJ Me@cne w Francis a. Smith NJ. d. &c.
WIN. Gsbrscht, N. D., Deuopstraior Of Anatony
Ctscai Medicine susss, tha College, BY
Chet, tho
pai Physicians and Surgeons ~ Dial nstadvn. Tekefs
Mcaity The COMMENCEMENT will be hsk early March.
Tee- nsircslsvaa, tpsd osyJ 4s; each Predecessor,
eis; Cra Asn'ios, - =. t.,.ssse = N q -.
Tne DssreS foorss win b opened ia sepsnbe uslar s
direction Of me Pofssse Of Anssey
s4ssse 4iile .sass.sss JOHN J. KkEsk. ~ D., ~,
s.,. II -i..w<.. ssss,e ytss xspsss; ~,
-. .-....
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The Maine qaor law, The Boston TRANSCRIPT, says is
openly violated al home IN Maine. The editor Of the
Transcript eses, TO fact he has SEEN that T. ere is
and und sguised sale of liquors at The hotels in
that State. He adds: We should soon think of de-
nyng, czen OF Massachusetts. that the statute re-
speeding the legal rate OF interest enforced in State
street, TO affirm that The liquor law obeyed in The
State OF Maine" This does no, agree with the state
usually made respecting The observance Of The law
in Maine The repeated seizures of liquor proves that
the law is enforced in some places. .s.s ssss tas
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A revolutionary anniversary was celebrated at New
London, Connecticut on the 9Th instant. the occasion
being the commemoraton Of The battle and massacre
which took place seveniy-two years ago Gro,on
Heights, during our revolutionary struggle. Robert c
Winthrop, the distinguished Bo4,on whg present al
the celebration and delivered speech did ALTO Gov
ernor Seymour, Of New York, and Governor Seymour OF
Connecticut Major Ledyarl. descendant OF Col Led
yard. who commanded the revolutionary forces in Fon
Griswod Outing The battle, VA. present II will be re-
membered iha, when Colonel LedyarJ surrendered hi,
sword The British leader took il and stabbed him tn,
heart. ..fHE #EH
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Some trouble has occurred in The process OF removing
the wild tribes Of Indians from Texas Col Carpenter.
the Indian agen, engaged in experimenting this bu.nes
having had his life threatened by bar OF wild Chero.
KEGS, appIied fort wasbs for assistance in removing
hem. and imnedlaieya detachment Of Ten men, under
command Of Lieutenant Pierce, sent This party
succeeded in capturing and lying all The Indians who
were 10 be given In charge Of The United Saes marsha
OF Aikansas Seven OF The Indians are murderes. Tor
whom large reward bad been offered by the rulers OF
The Cherokee nation. e#
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The valuable cabinet OF many thousand specimens in
comparative ANATOMY, mneraogy, and other sciences.
collected in the OF some years by that Distinguish
ed savant, Prof Agassx has been purchased Tor the
University al Cambridge. at the price. il ia rumored
S2 5oo the greater part OF which, 10 said was Obtain
ed by private subscription. # II sa
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by J.. G. Mcguire, Aucsaonss,

VERY DESIRABLE DWfLLISG-HOUsE AT AUCTION
Monday September 26t, II 5k O'Clock, pTenses
sha sell pAr o Ss9, onrinR Is et 9th
west, aud NORTH imVoved by
brick dwelling house The above handsomely
csnual and desirable The within
walk OF the avenue aud principal hoisls 50 s s. so
third cash the residue q, II, and 10
sausGsctosiiy secured, bearing iHsrsst. - s 80
ri7sr. s. 8rt. 1t0ief J. G. MCGUIRE,
Sep lid .aaI 80 e.sa .44. 15 Auctionecr
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ByJ. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE FIRST wAAD-On
Saturday aernoon september ~ ats ocioek on u,e premises.
shall fronting IS feet 10 21d
west, and running 100
Inchss 500 feet, less. ls#l5H
third balance in twelve months
satisfactorily secured, bearing ntsrcst. st
II ssltll is = -ls JAS. c. MCGUIRE, 81,
Sep lid Hltta.. #a stta asE Aucionecr.s
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GALE or VALUABLE LoTs.-TIhc nom the United ststes
y of viscens Orphan Asylum Of this city,
provide ample e~tabshment for the
education destitute have ds~rined
Following , IL this city, s~ss portions q hoss granted
providing for hss oejec
Lon and 10, IN square No ~
Los IA, 10, and %, ia ,ysare No. 1917
Lots 10, -, ~, and ", u square No. oil
Lots H. a. and 10, In square No. <T
Tes One third cash r.dse IL equal psynsss twelve,
and -iehssen noorhs, win Interest.
M Of 10Th and rern-
,yvsna avenue O'Clock, Tuesday 9TH
= J. c. McCU1RE,
pto--dts Auctoneer.
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MARKkrs.

New YORK, Sept i3p. m.--The stock market to-day 10
firm, and closes with an upward movement Sales OF Uni
ted S:a,es 6s, Of 1857 at I22k Caution, 81 Erie 82 Long
Island, sales Heading, no Gales Parker Vein, 2Oh
Cumberland coal 40; Ptrnx, no sales New Creek, B ;
Morris canal. ID Nicaragua 21l McCuoek gold liz
advance. The money market Is easier Exchanges
London. 81 premium.
The -four market is firm, but change prices. Sales
Of 900 barre ut Sc 81 Tor Sate SO 50 So 81 IS IS
for southern. Rye flour and corn meal unchanged.
Wheat il in good demand for shiPmcnt-saes of 40 900
bushels 40 cents for 'outern white TO I4S $50
for pure Genesee. Corn frmeisass Of Is 200 bushels
rs "a cents for yellow. Oas, II 10 cents Rye 05 30
cents. ~ A '.' ~
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The leading retail dealers in liquor in New York are
moving TO advance The price from six to ten cents glass
II they to make it twenty-five cents glass, the
community would benefit by it.
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II i. stated that The propeller Globe brought down from
Lake Superior Detroit, the 4h instant splendid
mass OF solid copper weighing $500 pounds, which had
been of the great mass weighing IT'S tons recently
dog on, in the mines OF the North American Company
II is said 10 be fair specimen Of the mineral wealth il
tina, region. aH .H- 8a5 IaH #t..aI
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NAvALA letter bag for the United States squadron in
the China seas. and the coast OF Japan will b. de-
spached from the navy yard. Boston, on the 18th inst.
per ship Bombay. $3.50 $50
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NE have fu.s ree~sved . new ass~~tsssst - 0ssAs
/ w copstssins in part ~ via
r.d siiL. s'hs, asurss sAs psasa sass, ~ ss~
p.S s.d figured French sc...sIisss ssass sstsa-
Rsch sp~e.s, homss-sne, French Ssrtsa~ kaeDish -
cesss~vc<h - eeAes iA2 ~
YsvseA ssashame English ginGhasns ertsh hseos A@
Lise~ sseetisV, ,abs Ss~sshs Rsssta diapsrs sse
Craps shs~h, p,~sn wocseeu ssewts Mu1.n
| Cashmere swts ~gusre ssA InNG Y esae9ef u
| frcxhs, casstu,er~s cssdsees, vessnss
Th.cpy es'p~t. ,sN~s vsesAaa caspsss,
.a pets, hisrhess ~ ~ kinda tts Ia II l1#
rsed, qussisv AZ spods ~,
enased rive s'-ss bargains san can ,. had
sept s-3ssv3wn HALL BROTHER
SMAIS. DsvELLyse-BOusE lei asA sss r~v-
bou-- pleasantly located containing coss snS s
- Il Jas. q. hcaGieH,z /.
Ass as-essst Ascuonsa and CosasAHsssa ~ecsnsSA
rs AUGUsrA nOTEs- $50 ~
SAMUEL O. WILSON. Lessrs ard Psssrtsss.
Situated ssrss 10 y s,sx s: s.. fAv~ D''r wrrn
mus horbs, bsvise issss - - ~ - hsssi,
undivided the sesounCoo11n ~
II. f.sS His bes sGosn ~ ~ &assDA
n. cemTpu who favor hts vhh -
asreueh say prswcsixs his Aaiy orsissrss kl
a snAssssssd w b ~ pssssvss 49,
- ~ scss saA 70 - n !" 'pss. ,.,~et
A.s o-S1s.AI.-,lxss sale7F ri - is!as So
THE Ess,e4-4 ~ W. raw go
Ms1 Mfsks NAMES ~ A'ssr s~isA- v,.rc r.v,n.
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AN EARTHQUAKE AT NV BEDFoRD.-The New Bed.
lord Standard says thata shock OF earthquake was
very sensiby fell in that city at minutes past II O'clock
Wednesday night rT
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"lrs OF NO usE"--If you hollow hearted and an
imaisd by no snnobipg s.n,menf you have princi-
pies. and virtue and releion-you cannot be gen.
ean Your may be fascinating, but they the
glitter OF the serpent Your clothes may be OF The rich
est hue but they only hide the rascal There s
no restraint bot law and public opinion You hunt for
prey under suspicious garb, and decoy with lying
tongue Your face SMILE bat your heart il full
OF roItenness most foul You never give out The
ring OF true coin-its no use.
A s,Ily woman thinks she make than women
Of her daughters She tolls ia the kitchen, and they
smper and dawl nonsense in the parlor She rises Nth
the sun, gets breakfast while they read the last novel in
bed She tolls over the wash tub. while they drum on
the piano The earnings OF the farm squander~d to
put their backs and put them through fashionable
school They are reared in dleness. and become &C.
compshed babies, utterly ignorant OF all that womany
knowledge so crediiabIe the and unit for any
hing bu, dress timely. talk nonsense. and marry sim
pletons like themselves It's use, mother; your silly
dreams uiH nsvef be realized. Ell eeI.et aup
young man-smoo,h faced sirppnK-with little
breeding and sense rpens fast and believes himself
exceedingly nice Young He ebews and snokes To-
tacco. Gsnseely. cosxes embryo wresiak ~iah
sesrs rease. plays carde. and strss with the women
across the gais by moonlight Al concerts he cate
INNS, and msnifrsss his ilbveednE by i'll timed stamping
and slang phsases He ssasss 1t sssU lady he nssta
pus hs shirr collar, and snsss Il bsxmsd laborsrs
~ he passes them in the street It's of 20 ysang
sr, yon can be msn.-Ereh~nks Paper.
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What il man without The hope OF future lfei How
feeble, how dsconsoate how unsaiisfed Earth, il is
true, has thousand allurements, and opens to our
tastes unnunbered sources Of Joy but in the mids, Of
them there is certain something wanting TO crafty the
soul, if the hope OF Immortality be absent.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-14

WoRTH arnrxBxsNes-Rev. DR.. Jackson, n clergy
man Of Vermont. in parting with daughter who had
been married, said II want you remember this one
thing all you can get out Of life is usefulness"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-14

The legislature OF the Stale OF Maine will meet on the
10th instant, The Portland State OF Maine" says We
bear bu, one opinion expressed in Portland a. TO the
policy OF completing the purchase Of the Massachusetts,
lands and that opinion s in favor OF buying the entire
interest Of Massachusetts in said lands, and exiting ush
ing her title and jurisdiction forever
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-14

eooD osE- The Spirit OF the Times tells good
joke upon verdsnt limb OF the law who resides in Man
ucoke Creek and in tunes OF the absence Of the pastor
The district meeting" acted clerk lie had strange
way OF manufacturing word when at loss for the
night one Wei, upon a certain occasion, when he
deemed bis services request undertook 10 give out
IN which The word doroogy occurred but as he
eo"u ge noa OF The word he requested The congre-
CATION 10 siog "lour verses and a sock i,,og,, ?,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-14

IL The greatest on earth commit an injury good mar
make himself greater Than he BY forgvng /,
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GREEN q SWIFT, Auess0ssesfs. HtHt
nwo HANDSOME BUILDING LOTa, AT THE CORNER or
and 9Th streets east at auconon Monday, the 18Th
instant #h-i sell, the O'Clock,
Of
u seei poh Nos ~ and IS No. s67 Tbs
$40 feet, but win he soid in ,ot,
purchasers
Tems third balance air twelve months the
deferred bearing
frons the day sale, sccurcdby lien the
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
seplt-d Auctioneers.
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stAf " shsae.asl DsyAKfusry IursNxSA ~ -
e asags1 500 ses Ones Inaiss A9atvs. 49, ~ IoS&
CEALKD PROPOSAL ~axssssd rroposss ~ nlisn cosAs
will hs once cs he Cosntnsss q ladas As
Washing o'clock llA
.obea IoI furnishing l.s Ioewasa LaAlaa e.oAs sA
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by GREEN q SCOTT, Aucttoneers.
Two FRAME HOUSES, TO be REMOVED, AT AUCTION :
Saturday, Ttn shsi SELL In front o the
ise, Al O'Clock, bsif ssosy
from the day Of saie situated the
conner Of north iash rsr~eu, south side ofG.
credit OF ir month"; for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest
Sen Auctonrers.